Tony Towner
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Yes, if you think any subject matter or individual is appropriate for the jape. I don't, if that makes me moralising then I'm comfortable with that.
Maybe. But whoever that is isn't running to be Prime Minister, so who gives a fuck?Perhaps it's just me, but I think the person using child sex offender Watkins for a cheap gag, is as big a wanker here as Farage is. Plus it's not original, he's been caught like this before.
The families of his victims?Maybe. But whoever that is isn't running to be Prime Minister, so who gives a fuck?
My main concern here, is the integrity of the receiver, not necessarily that of the originator. I do understand and sympathise with your concerns for those directly affected by Watkins' heinous crimes and the obvious sensitivity of the subject. However, I would expect a man of integrity to expose the originator of the 'jape' as being callous as opposed to just taking the money and running.Yes, if you think any subject matter or individual is appropriate for the jape. I don't, if that makes me moralising then I'm comfortable with that.
Well they still go on about Polanski hypnotising some woman into thinking she had bigger tits or whatever. It's all they have on him.Imagine what would happen if Starmer or a more "traditional" MP got caught doing this, Farage somehow has a lower bar
Well he hasn’t turned up and has sent Richard Tice instead. Apparently he’s under the weather and definitely not afraid of any questioning or scrutiny.I thought Farage was boycotting the BBC?
Previously only notable for being accused of rapeAnother Tory has defected to Reform.
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Romford MP Andrew Rosindell becomes latest Tory to defect to Reform
Veteran MP says ‘time to put country before party’ citing Conservative position on Chagos Islandswww.theguardian.com
Never heard of him, but he looks like a bit of a twat so should fit right in.
Definitely fit in then.Previously only notable for being accused of rape
breaching the rules 17 times isn't inadvertent imo, it is careless at best, or contemptuous because he doesn't give a fuck.Reform UK leader Nigel Farage breached MPs' rules 17 times by failing to register financial interests totalling £384,000 within the 28-day limit, the parliamentary commissioner for standards has ruled.
Daniel Greenberg said that following an investigation, external he had concluded that the breaches were "inadvertent" and therefore would not be recommending any sanctions for the Clacton MP.
manages to process his cameo video requests, alongside firing offensive twitter messages all the time.Try being "computer illiterate" with a benefit claim...