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Post by jonksy on Apr 11, 2024 15:30:45 GMT
Takeaway fish and chips round here for eight people set me back £92. Adding in £11 for just one can of Red Stripe each brought the total to £103.
How many people were in Starmer's group...?
I think Richard Holden summed it up perfectly.
Richard Holden, Tory MP for North West Durham, who has led the demands for a formal probe, said: “Does anyone really believe that 30 people drinking beer and tucking into curry at 10pm on a Friday is a work meeting?
And the answer is a resounding NO.
The wanker even lied about the takeouts as the hotel he was infesting have stated that they were serving meals... |
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Post by Fairsociety on Apr 11, 2024 15:37:33 GMT
Takeaway fish and chips round here for eight people set me back £92. Adding in £11 for just one can of Red Stripe each brought the total to £103.
How many people were in Starmer's group...?
Even he didn't know...FFS he couldn't even remember slack Alice being present How the fuck would you not know if you were at a works meeting or not, they must have been paralytic FFS |
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Post by witchfinder on Apr 11, 2024 15:40:23 GMT
What abuise fiddles FFS? Both starmer and slack-alice were let off over their own unlawfull pissups. And are you trying to insinuate that the head of the so called enquiry witchhunt was not a member of PIE? High ranking police were also at Starmer beergate pissup, even more reason there had to be a coverup. This is the first that I have heard of this I have not seen any reference anywhere that police officers were present at the Labour Party meeting wrongly refered to as "Partygate" because it wasn't a party. I mean why would high ranking police officers attend a Labour Party meeting ? |
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Post by patman post on Apr 11, 2024 15:46:06 GMT
Takeaway fish and chips round here for eight people set me back £92. Adding in £11 for just one can of Red Stripe each brought the total to £103.
How many people were in Starmer's group...?
I think Richard Holden summed it up perfectly.
Richard Holden, Tory MP for North West Durham, who has led the demands for a formal probe, said: “Does anyone really believe that 30 people drinking beer and tucking into curry at 10pm on a Friday is a work meeting?
And the answer is a resounding NO.
Wasn't Holden the Tory MP who began the smear campaign, together with the Mail?
Were there 30 people? Official reports say 17, while Mail on Sunday and Sunday Times say only about 15 were present.
As Andrew Sparrow wrote: Conservatives have a clear incentive to imply there is some equivalence because implying “all politicians broke the rules” lessens the anti-Johnson outrage generated by Partygate.
Partygate became a scandal for No 10 because it involved multiple allegations of law-breaking at Downing Street. Despite the best efforts of the Tory media, this is the only incident that has come to light in which Starmer has been accused of breaking lockdown rules.
Starmer’s meal and beer in Durham is similar to at least one Downing Street event – the wine and cheese gathering in the No 10 garden on 15 May 2020, which was justified when a photograph of it was published on the grounds that the staff participating were discussing work. Sue Gray looked at this as part of her investigation into Partygate, but this was one of the few events that was not referred to the Met, because the force concluded there was not enough evidence to show it was against the rules.
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Post by witchfinder on Apr 11, 2024 15:47:39 GMT
Most of your posts are a string of either abuse, insults, fowl language, conspiracy theories and non-stories without any credibility.If you have anything to post which would be debateable or interesting, preferably something which is from the world of reality, then I would engage. I have seen all the conspiracy theories and stories about Paedophile rings linked to various politicians, including prominent Conservative ones, and so far, no one has come up with a shred of evidence. My own former MP (Leon Brittan) was the target of this shite. What abuse fiddles FFS? Both starmer and slack-alice were let off over their own unlawfull pissups. And are you trying to insinuate that the head of the so called enquiry witchhunt was not a member of PIE?
EDIT.......Harriet Harman expresses 'regret' over links to paedophile campaign group.....
So a Civil Liberties organisation which Harriet Harman supported, decided in its wisdom to affiliate itself with another organisation which lobbied on behalf of paedophiles. And you somehow blame Harriet Harman because without her knowledge, the organisation became affiliated to such an unsavoury organisation. Once again ... grasping at straws here, resorting to low down, gutter politics Harman withdrew her support once she knew about the affiliation, and as stated in the Independent article, regreted that she had been associated with such an organisation. |
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Post by Red Rackham on Apr 11, 2024 15:50:13 GMT
High ranking police were also at Starmer beergate pissup, even more reason there had to be a coverup. This is the first that I have heard of this I have not seen any reference anywhere that police officers were present at the Labour Party meeting wrongly refered to as "Partygate" because it wasn't a party. I mean why would high ranking police officers attend a Labour Party meeting ? Joy Allen was at Starmers beer & curry night. Joy Allen is a long serving Labour Councillor and Labours Police and Crime Commissioner for Durham. And lo... the Durham Constabulary decided Starmers beer & curry night for 30 people (Including Raynor who initially denied being there) was within the rules. |
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Post by Fairsociety on Apr 11, 2024 15:50:42 GMT
I think Richard Holden summed it up perfectly.
Richard Holden, Tory MP for North West Durham, who has led the demands for a formal probe, said: “Does anyone really believe that 30 people drinking beer and tucking into curry at 10pm on a Friday is a work meeting?
And the answer is a resounding NO.
Wasn't Holden the Tory MP who began the smear campaign, together with the Mail?
Were there 30 people? Official reports say 17, while Mail on Sunday and Sunday Times say only about 15 were present.
As Andrew Sparrow wrote: Conservatives have a clear incentive to imply there is some equivalence because implying “all politicians broke the rules” lessens the anti-Johnson outrage generated by Partygate.
Partygate became a scandal for No 10 because it involved multiple allegations of law-breaking at Downing Street. Despite the best efforts of the Tory media, this is the only incident that has come to light in which Starmer has been accused of breaking lockdown rules.
Starmer’s meal and beer in Durham is similar to at least one Downing Street event – the wine and cheese gathering in the No 10 garden on 15 May 2020, which was justified when a photograph of it was published on the grounds that the staff participating were discussing work. Sue Gray looked at this as part of her investigation into Partygate, but this was one of the few events that was not referred to the Met, because the force concluded there was not enough evidence to show it was against the rules.
Is it only Labour who are allowed to start smear campaigns? |
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Post by witchfinder on Apr 11, 2024 15:59:05 GMT
Takeaway fish and chips round here for eight people set me back £92. Adding in £11 for just one can of Red Stripe each brought the total to £103.
How many people were in Starmer's group...?
I think Richard Holden summed it up perfectly.
Richard Holden, Tory MP for North West Durham, who has led the demands for a formal probe, said: “Does anyone really believe that 30 people drinking beer and tucking into curry at 10pm on a Friday is a work meeting?
And the answer is a resounding NO.
Well Richard Holden WOULD SAY THAT wouldn't he ? He thought that he was on to something, and he probably felt aggreived that Boris and his mates had been found guilty. Drinking a bottle of beer is not a piss-up There is, and was no rule to say that 30 people could not attend a meeting There are time and date stamped videos, which Durham constabulary have seen, which prove beyond any doubt what so ever that the gathering WAS a working meeting, this is water tight and undeniable evidence. I dont know why we keep returning to this topic, only for those who will not accept Durham Constabulary's conclusions and decision to be made to look stupid once again. I would imagine that Richard Holden is contemplating what he may do in the Autumn when he is no longer an MP |
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Post by Fairsociety on Apr 11, 2024 16:07:00 GMT
I think Richard Holden summed it up perfectly.
Richard Holden, Tory MP for North West Durham, who has led the demands for a formal probe, said: “Does anyone really believe that 30 people drinking beer and tucking into curry at 10pm on a Friday is a work meeting?
And the answer is a resounding NO.
Well Richard Holden WOULD SAY THAT wouldn't he ? He thought that he was on to something, and he probably felt aggreived that Boris and his mates had been found guilty. Drinking a bottle of beer is not a piss-up There is, and was no rule to say that 30 people could not attend a meeting There are time and date stamped videos, which Durham constabulary have seen, which prove beyond any doubt what so ever that the gathering WAS a working meeting, this is water tight and undeniable evidence. I dont know why we keep returning to this topic, only for those who will not accept Durham Constabulary's conclusions and decision to be made to look stupid once again. I would imagine that Richard Holden is contemplating what he may do in the Autumn when he is no longer an MP During lockdown if me and my '30' staff ordered £200 worth of curries and crates of beer at 10pm on a Friday night and told the plod it was a works meeting, I can guarantee you we would have all been cuffed and frogmarched off to the nearest police station, where we would be bailed to attend court charged with breaching lockdown rules. |
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Post by patman post on Apr 11, 2024 16:08:26 GMT
Wasn't Holden the Tory MP who began the smear campaign, together with the Mail?
Were there 30 people? Official reports say 17, while Mail on Sunday and Sunday Times say only about 15 were present.
As Andrew Sparrow wrote: Conservatives have a clear incentive to imply there is some equivalence because implying “all politicians broke the rules” lessens the anti-Johnson outrage generated by Partygate.
Partygate became a scandal for No 10 because it involved multiple allegations of law-breaking at Downing Street. Despite the best efforts of the Tory media, this is the only incident that has come to light in which Starmer has been accused of breaking lockdown rules.
Starmer’s meal and beer in Durham is similar to at least one Downing Street event – the wine and cheese gathering in the No 10 garden on 15 May 2020, which was justified when a photograph of it was published on the grounds that the staff participating were discussing work. Sue Gray looked at this as part of her investigation into Partygate, but this was one of the few events that was not referred to the Met, because the force concluded there was not enough evidence to show it was against the rules.
Is it only Labour who are allowed to start smear campaigns? Not at all — but smear campaigns do have more legs and have more credibility for longer, if they can be supported by facts... |
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Post by jonksy on Apr 11, 2024 16:17:38 GMT
High ranking police were also at Starmer beergate pissup, even more reason there had to be a coverup. I have not seen any reference anywhere that police officers were present at the Labour Party meeting wrongly refered to as "Partygate" because it wasn't a party. I mean why would high ranking police officers attend a Labour Party meeting ? Maybe you should get out more fiddles......They have already said she was there.
Was Durham Police's crime tsar at Sir Keir’s curry night? Top Tory calls for force to be removed from its Beergate probe
North West Durham MP Richard Holden wants outsider police force on 'Beergate'
He suspects Durham Police and Crime Commissioner Joy Allen also attended
Mrs Allen was campaigning to become the county’s PCC on April 30 last year
Police issued 126 fines for Covid law breaches in Downing Street and Whitehall
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Post by jonksy on Apr 11, 2024 16:20:18 GMT
Is it only Labour who are allowed to start smear campaigns? and have more credibility for longer, if they can be supported by facts... Well it was stated that Boris was looking up the growlers clouts...Guess who started the rumour? Yep good old ever ready rayner..
EDIT......Source behind ‘sexist and misogynist’ article about Angela Rayner crossing her legs was... Angela Rayner herself, Tories claim
A Conservative Party souce has said Labour’s Angela Rayner was the originator of a story claiming she crossed and uncrossed her legs in Parliament to distract Boris
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Post by jonksy on Apr 11, 2024 16:26:38 GMT
As they say "Point a finger and there are three pointing back at you" Well Angie dearie perhaps your choice of "Tory Scum could be a good term for yourself!..... Revealed: Damning testimony from four MPs of Angela Rayner's vulgar joke about Sharon Stone ploy Angela Rayner denounced a story about her joking about crossing her legs A story previously suggested she crossed her legs to distract the Prime Minister However there are people who say they witnessed her making jokes about it The Mail On Sunday has spoken to four Tory MPs who supported the claim www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10765051/Damning-testimony-four-MPs-Angela-Rayners-vulgar-joke-Sharon-Stone-ploy.html |
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Post by Pacifico on Apr 11, 2024 16:35:54 GMT
Drinking a bottle of beer is not a piss-up Well one slice of cake was considered enough for Boris and Rishi.. |
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Post by Fairsociety on Apr 11, 2024 16:44:24 GMT
I have no idea how you can compare a nibble of a cake and a sip of wine amounts to a party breaking lockdown rules.
While we have confirmed 30 people ordering £200 worth of curries, crates of beer at 10 o'clock on a Friday night, and yet that does not amount to a party?
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