Boris at it again and the contest to replace the lying c***

[Kenny]

CCJ begone...

LK - While Cameron squirms over how many times he used the Greensill private jet, I understand that No 10 has managed to get the county court judgement against the PM struck out

 

[Sniffer]

Cameron is doing a good job of alleging that he knew nothing of any problems with Greensill Capitals finances whilst sitting in on Board Meetings at the company. Presumably the Credit Risk committee didn't report to Board Meetings?

Trying his best to convince the Treasury Select Committee that because he changed one or two laws surrounding lobbying means that he doesn't have to apologise for carrying out the type of the lobbying that he made speeches about saying that it was the next big scandal.

 

[Kenny]

Hancock did Partridge better that Partridge yesterday.

Out and about to promote the promise of 40 brand new hospitals. He visited the site of 1 of those brand new hospitals....I say site, it's actually a hospital that was built in the 70's and being used!

For new build read - refurbished current ones

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

Looks like Priti Vacunt has been busy lobbying for an iffy PPE firm. Is that three or four times she's broken the Ministerial Code now?

 

[Kenny]

People aren't concerned with dodgy stuff Dan, get with the programme

 

[Elephant Pyjamas]

People aren't concerned with dodgy stuff Dan, get with the programme

The Cameron stuff is another illustration of this, he blamed predictive text for him texting "rate cut" when he meant "VAT cut" (likely story). The thing is, these blatant lies just get swallowed up and no one gives a shit, see Cummings and his eye test excuse for driving for further details.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1392847527788023814

Wankers the lot of them.

 

[SSB]

I'd quite like to hear Gavin Partridge's views on South Staffordshire, only he's never here and doesn't answer correspondence.

He’s been pulling pints in The Bull this afternoon if you fancied a chat.

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

He’s been pulling pints in The Bull this afternoon if you fancied a chat.

Now you tell me.

That said, I don't actually fancy Saturday night in a prison cell.

 

[Tredman]

Dominic Cummings on Twitter proving this is always right:

Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and to remove all doubt.

 

[Sniffer]

Prat Hancock and each government minister rolled out to explain why India wasn't put on the red list earlier (we all know why!) won't want to look at the following article. Variants of concern and positive tests on entry have been given as excuses but Hancock's claim made yesterday that Bangladesh and Pakistan's positive tests on entry being 3 times higher than India isn't quite true based on data.

COVID-19: When the government's 'opaque' green, amber and red list decisions don't match the data

There is little clear rationale from the government about why certain countries end up on the red list, writes Sky's Ed Conway.

news.sky.com

I think that the Speaker has given up trying get Ministers to correct the record when they 'unintentionally' tell fibs in Parliament and Simon Case basically said yesterday that the Prime Minister is the ultimate arbiter of the Ministerial code of conduct. That's all well and good when the person in charge has some sort of moral compass as to what is right and wrong but we all know that the current incumbent doesn't think such things are important to him or his government.

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

Dominic Cummings on Twitter proving this is always right:

He's an absolutely dreadful writer. I'm fine with long reads, but he just rambles on about nothing and tries to show how clever he is. He really isn't.

 

[Tredman]

He's an absolutely dreadful writer. I'm fine with long reads, but he just rambles on about nothing and tries to show how clever he is. He really isn't.

There’s the occasional nugget, but generally comes across as bitter rambling. He’d be better off keeping quiet and saving it for whichever committee he gets first chance with.

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

26 tweets in his last thread. Being concise is a quality. Most of them are utter drivel.

I mean I wish him well if he's planning to take the fat bastard down as I hate him even more, but he's a horrible little man.

 

[Tredman]

The only thing he's got right is that the residents of SW1 are utter cretins; he doesn't realise that includes him.

 

[lemonjelly]

Not a good look:https://www.theguardian.com/society...-resigns-over-lack-of-respect-for-nhs-workers

 

[Sniffer]

Good news for those waiting for the social care plan. Alex the not so great has today confirmed at PMQs that he has got a plan. He also ridiculed the opposition for not fixing the problem between 1997 and 2010.

The problem is that its been 664 days since he said the same thing on the pavement outside of 10 Downing Street and that the Department for Health and Social Care is now advertising for policy adviser roles for social care reform. I have to give him kudos though for hoodwinking 50 odd % of the population that despite his own party being in charge for 11 years, anything that went wrong in that period has nothing to do with him including the 2 years that he has been leader.

 

[Sniffer]

Glad to see that the government seem to be angered, and quite rightly so, that a journalist lied his way to getting on in life.

 

[Sniffer]

At the same time I find it quite odd that the home secretary appears to be delaying a report, regarding a murder and the alleged links into the murder involving police corruption and collusion with dodgy journalists, from seeing the light of day.

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

I think you'll find the smug fat arsed cunt is too busy playing at being a police officer.

Good to see she wore appropriate footwear.

 

[Tredman]

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