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

[leedswolf]

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.

Time for AC-12

 

[Kenny]

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.

Love that her jacket is labelled with her job title.

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

Boris has one too saying "Prime Minister". Bless them.

Doesn't make them look insecure in the slightest.

 

[darlowolf64]

The daughter of an immigrant with a smug smile as someone who sought immigration here is arrested and set to be removed from the Country... Bitch

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

To be fair they were catching the wankers who smuggle people into the country and drive them into borderline slavery. So fair enough. But why she needed to be there is anyone's guess, why she is dressed like that I don't know and she is a horrible smug twat, amongst many other things.

 

[Sniffer]

Apparently the smug smile is her natural expression so you are not allowed to draw reference to it (well the BBC isn't and I'm fooked if I'm apologising to her on behalf of the forum!)

BBC issues apology to Priti Patel saying it now accepts smirk is her ‘natural expression’

The BBC has issued an apology to the home secretary after presenter Andrew Marr claimed she was 'laughing' about the impact of Brexit...

www.theneweuropean.co.uk

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

If the smug cunt wants to sue me personally, bring it on.

No-one "naturally" looks like that.

 

[Johnny75]

Time for AC-12

Was referred to in the script in series 3 I think.

 

[Johnny75]

Boris has one too saying "Prime Minister". Bless them.

Doesn't make them look insecure in the slightest.

Perhaps the police were hoping some assassin needed help identifying them?

 

[leedswolf]

Bella Sankey Director of Detention Action, Human rights campaigner, on Priti Patel: "A few thoughts on the many and varied ways in which Priti Patel has disrespected the UK's constitutional balance and trashed democratic norms (in the last 18 months): Just two days ago the chief constable of Staffordshire police said he was concerned that the Home Secretary was becoming concerned with operational matters which risks "policing [being] seen as the extension of Government' https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...calls-Priti-Patel-stand-allow-forces-job.html

In December 2020 the Home Secretary almost derailed the trial into the deaths of 39 people, killed while being smuggled in the UK, with a tweet while the trial was ongoing. She was forced to delete the tweet at the request of prosecutors. https://metro.co.uk/2020/12/21/prit...into-deaths-of-39-migrants-collapse-13786378/

In 2020 the Home Office repeatedly criticised independent prosecutors for "applying the law". The Director of Public Prosecutions Max Hill QC had to step in to publicly defend his office. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...mmigration-cps-migrants-max-hill-b1791407.htm

In Feb 2020 a Home Office source briefed The Times that "Sir Philip (then permanent secretary) and (she) have fundamental disagreements about the rule of law. He’s committed and she isn’t...she frequently encourages behaviour outside the rule of law" https://www.theweek.co.uk/105838/behind-the-home-office-s-civil-war-drama In August 2020 a "Whitehall source" briefed The Sun against three firms of solicitors holding the Home Secretary to account for unlawful activity (see here https://thesun.co.uk/news/politics/12518197/home-office-deportation-flight-abandoned/) .

Following this there was a serious violent terrorist attack on the one of the named firms. The Constitution matters. And what is darkly ironic about the Home Secretary's behaviour is that despite claiming to be tough on crime and needlessly joining police operations, she frequently makes the roles of those who are tasked with fighting crime all the harder."

 

[Doctor Doog]

Today she is following her leader in questioning the future relevance (i.e. the future existence) of the BBC on the evidence that two if its employees did something wrong 25 years ago.

 

[lemonjelly]

it's bizarre. no need to review the pandemic handling, but an interview 25 years ago requires a complete overhaul of a non government organisation.
unsurprisingly, the tabloid papers think this is a great idea!

 

[Tony Towner]

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.

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[Johnny75]

it's bizarre. no need to review the pandemic handling, but an interview 25 years ago requires a complete overhaul of a non government organisation.
unsurprisingly, the tabloid papers think this is a great idea!

With no irony either.

Wankers.

 

[Elephant Pyjamas]

Asked, considering her own breach of the code - and the fact that Boris Johnson is under investigation over alleged breaches of the same rules - whether the code still matters, Ms Patel told the BBC’s Andrew Marr: “Well, look, the ministerial code is there for a reason - and there's work taking place at the moment in terms of reviewing that.”

She added: “I think at this stage this isn't about breaking codes and things of that nature, we're all just getting on in government, doing very difficult jobs actually, coming out of this pandemic.

“All ministers are focused on doing their job.”

So, if you are doing a tough job it's ok to break the rules.

 

[Elephant Pyjamas]

FFS.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1396214307227045890

 

[Paddingtonwolf]

Cummings has a lot of dirt to come. The herd immunity thing is pretty bad news indeed for the fat bunglecunt

 

[Derby Wolf]

The daughter of an immigrant with a smug smile as someone who sought immigration here is arrested and set to be removed from the Country... Bitch

Said immigrant stood for UKIP.

A sneering snide cunt like her old man.

Tory MP's father performs rapid UKIP double U-turn

The father of Conservative MP Priti Patel decides he will still contest a council election for the UK Independence Party - an hour after deciding to pull out.

www.bbc.com

 

[Kenny]

The herd immunity thing is pretty bad news indeed for the fat bunglecunt

A week after Cummings does his stuff in front of the committee, YouGov will do a poll and the Cons will increase their projected vote share by 4 points.

You know when Trump said he could stand on 5th Avenue, shoot someone and it wouldn't damage his popularity, well Johnson is pretty much the same.

 

[lemonjelly]

cummings has been continuing his tirade today via twitter.