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Boris's Secret Xmas party

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By *orny PT OP   Man
over a year ago

Peterborough

did he think that last year's party at number 10 would stay hidden and not get exposed?

Having 12 crates of Indian lager, delivered in dimploamtic attaches don't count as an urgent COBRA meeting does it?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Boris is a prat and I dont trust him or his depopulation Dad!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"did he think that last year's party at number 10 would stay hidden and not get exposed?

Having 12 crates of Indian lager, delivered in dimploamtic attaches don't count as an urgent COBRA meeting does it? "

You do realise that even if there was a party, it was nothing do with Boris - right?

He did not arrange one, he did not attend one. To blame Boris is like me blaming you for your neighbour having a party!!!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"did he think that last year's party at number 10 would stay hidden and not get exposed?

Having 12 crates of Indian lager, delivered in dimploamtic attaches don't count as an urgent COBRA meeting does it?

You do realise that even if there was a party, it was nothing do with Boris - right?

He did not arrange one, he did not attend one. To blame Boris is like me blaming you for your neighbour having a party!!!"
dos he have the party in my house ?

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By *ixi n DogCouple
over a year ago

Pembrokeshire


"did he think that last year's party at number 10 would stay hidden and not get exposed?

Having 12 crates of Indian lager, delivered in dimploamtic attaches don't count as an urgent COBRA meeting does it?

You do realise that even if there was a party, it was nothing do with Boris - right?

He did not arrange one, he did not attend one. To blame Boris is like me blaming you for your neighbour having a party!!!"
The buck stops with the Prime Minister. The clue is there in the job title, even if it is quite subtle..

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By *ugby 123Couple
Forum Mod
over a year ago

O o O oo


"did he think that last year's party at number 10 would stay hidden and not get exposed?

Having 12 crates of Indian lager, delivered in dimploamtic attaches don't count as an urgent COBRA meeting does it?

You do realise that even if there was a party, it was nothing do with Boris - right?

He did not arrange one, he did not attend one. To blame Boris is like me blaming you for your neighbour having a party!!!"

You don't know any of that, but it is like saying all the staff in Asda had a party in the store and the management didn't know

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


" You don't know any of that, but it is like saying all the staff in Asda had a party in the store and the management didn't know"

You don't know any of it either, but you are blaming him and I am not!

So who is correct?

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

Whoever had the party, knew about the party, or attended the party, and did not report the party, should be held to the same standard as any of us would be for the same breaches of the law as it was at the time

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By *orny PT OP   Man
over a year ago

Peterborough

So that's two parties he can't be responsible for?

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By *ik MMan
over a year ago

Lancashire

I don’t know if Boris was responsible or not, but this time last year there was a function on here to report anyone you suspected were meeting or looking to meet. People were actually kicked off the site.

If as a community we were doing the right thing I’m damn sure I’d expect the same of my government

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By *I TwoCouple
over a year ago

PDI 12-26th Nov 24

He's so fkn thick he probably didn't even know

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By *ugby 123Couple
Forum Mod
over a year ago

O o O oo


" You don't know any of that, but it is like saying all the staff in Asda had a party in the store and the management didn't know

You don't know any of it either, but you are blaming him and I am not!

So who is correct?

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I didn't say I knew anything. You implied you did by your post. I also didn't blame anyone

What I did was question what you wrote

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By *orny PT OP   Man
over a year ago

Peterborough


"I don’t know if Boris was responsible or not, but this time last year there was a function on here to report anyone you suspected were meeting or looking to meet. People were actually kicked off the site.

If as a community we were doing the right thing I’m damn sure I’d expect the same of my government "

This

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
over a year ago

in Lancashire


"I don’t know if Boris was responsible or not, but this time last year there was a function on here to report anyone you suspected were meeting or looking to meet. People were actually kicked off the site.

If as a community we were doing the right thing I’m damn sure I’d expect the same of my government

This "

Ditto..

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"I don’t know if Boris was responsible or not, but this time last year there was a function on here to report anyone you suspected were meeting or looking to meet. People were actually kicked off the site.

If as a community we were doing the right thing I’m damn sure I’d expect the same of my government "

Absolutely

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By *appy2100Couple
over a year ago

kensington

And the other side hadnt a party either lol

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By *heBirminghamWeekendMan
over a year ago

here

I’m not convinced that in this community everyone was doing the right thing all of the time…

Anyway … it’s the season to be jolly… get on and make the most of it.

Fa la la la la.. la la la la

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"I’m not convinced that in this community everyone was doing the right thing all of the time…

Anyway … it’s the season to be jolly… get on and make the most of it.

Fa la la la la.. la la la la "

We've sunk a long way, haven't we?

"Some ordinary people might have broken the law. Therefore we can't hold politicians accountable for their criminal wrongdoing. Poor widdle Boris. He was doing his best."

Tis the season to jolly well return to the rule of law and treat politicians like adults, not spoiled children who are unable to obey the law.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central

It was a dangerous area at the time and we rightly expect our public servants to adhere to the highest standards. Certainly they must respect the laws during periods of crisis, when the ultimate cost of not doing so can be the loss of lives.

These allegations should have been completely responded to in the quickest time possible, especially as we are currently entering a new period of uncertainty and risk and following new legal restrictions being implemented. It's vital that the public do not perceive that rules aren't relevant for the elite, just for them.

It's atrocious leadership to have let this fester, even worse if the allegations are true.

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By *hetalkingstoveMan
over a year ago

London

Genuinely feel a bit sorry for people who can't bring themselves to criticise the political party they support, even when they're blatantly taking the piss.

They think they're better and more important than you, and all you can do is defend them. Must be sad living like that.

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
over a year ago

in Lancashire


"I’m not convinced that in this community everyone was doing the right thing all of the time…

Anyway … it’s the season to be jolly… get on and make the most of it.

Fa la la la la.. la la la la "

We, like many others did the right thing last year and that was to not see our grandchildren and share Christmas with them..

You might think it ok to dredge the depths of whataboutery to excuse a complete piss take by those meant to at least abide by the rules they wrote for the country, but many don't share that..

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By *arl17Man
over a year ago

Central Portugal


"Genuinely feel a bit sorry for people who can't bring themselves to criticise the political party they support, even when they're blatantly taking the piss.

They think they're better and more important than you, and all you can do is defend them. Must be sad living like that. "

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Genuinely feel a bit sorry for people who can't bring themselves to criticise the political party they support, even when they're blatantly taking the piss.

They think they're better and more important than you, and all you can do is defend them. Must be sad living like that. "

The video coming out - they thought this was funny.

How many people didn't get to spend that last Christmas with someone they love?

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By *orny PT OP   Man
over a year ago

Peterborough


"Genuinely feel a bit sorry for people who can't bring themselves to criticise the political party they support, even when they're blatantly taking the piss.

They think they're better and more important than you, and all you can do is defend them. Must be sad living like that.

The video coming out - they thought this was funny.

How many people didn't get to spend that last Christmas with someone they love?"

That's the bit that hurts a lot of people.

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By *heBirminghamWeekendMan
over a year ago

here


"I’m not convinced that in this community everyone was doing the right thing all of the time…

Anyway … it’s the season to be jolly… get on and make the most of it.

Fa la la la la.. la la la la

We, like many others did the right thing last year and that was to not see our grandchildren and share Christmas with them..

You might think it ok to dredge the depths of whataboutery to excuse a complete piss take by those meant to at least abide by the rules they wrote for the country, but many don't share that.."

Likewise….lots of sacrifices here as well.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central


"Genuinely feel a bit sorry for people who can't bring themselves to criticise the political party they support, even when they're blatantly taking the piss.

They think they're better and more important than you, and all you can do is defend them. Must be sad living like that.

The video coming out - they thought this was funny.

How many people didn't get to spend that last Christmas with someone they love?"

And for some, it was to be the last Christmas that they were to be alive and yet they and us put our needs aside, to respect the law and to support the greater good. It's inexcusable for people to not have followed the restrictions.

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By *ustforfun49Man
over a year ago

chesterfield

Perhaps it's because thay all know that there is no need for any social distancing or mask wearing from the beginning.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I’m not convinced that in this community everyone was doing the right thing all of the time…

Anyway … it’s the season to be jolly… get on and make the most of it.

Fa la la la la.. la la la la

We, like many others did the right thing last year and that was to not see our grandchildren and share Christmas with them..

You might think it ok to dredge the depths of whataboutery to excuse a complete piss take by those meant to at least abide by the rules they wrote for the country, but many don't share that..

Likewise….lots of sacrifices here as well.

"

You just made a remarkably fast about turn since your last post above.

Are you finally sick of defending this wretched government?

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Genuinely feel a bit sorry for people who can't bring themselves to criticise the political party they support, even when they're blatantly taking the piss.

They think they're better and more important than you, and all you can do is defend them. Must be sad living like that.

The video coming out - they thought this was funny.

How many people didn't get to spend that last Christmas with someone they love?

That's the bit that hurts a lot of people."

They spit in our faces with all of this. It's just so galling.

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By *edheadjMan
over a year ago

High Wycombe


" You don't know any of that, but it is like saying all the staff in Asda had a party in the store and the management didn't know

You don't know any of it either, but you are blaming him and I am not!

So who is correct?

"

Considering how many people were said to have attended the party, for you to believe that he didn't know it happened is insane.

His own press secretary knew, FFS.

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By *dysseusukMan
over a year ago

Chelmsford


"did he think that last year's party at number 10 would stay hidden and not get exposed?

Having 12 crates of Indian lager, delivered in dimploamtic attaches don't count as an urgent COBRA meeting does it?

You do realise that even if there was a party, it was nothing do with Boris - right?

He did not arrange one, he did not attend one. To blame Boris is like me blaming you for your neighbour having a party!!!"

You must be on the payroll too

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central


"Perhaps it's because thay all know that there is no need for any social distancing or mask wearing from the beginning. "

If you want to help to increase exponential growth rates, in an area with a severe crisis, they could ignore evidence and play let's pretend, not giving a fuck about those further down the line, who could die. Morally bankrupt really.

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By *dysseusukMan
over a year ago

Chelmsford


" You don't know any of that, but it is like saying all the staff in Asda had a party in the store and the management didn't know

You don't know any of it either, but you are blaming him and I am not!

So who is correct?

Considering how many people were said to have attended the party, for you to believe that he didn't know it happened is insane.

His own press secretary knew, FFS. "

Boris and his circus are mugging the public off - their strategy is just to deny everything and hope it just goes away, but it's a slippery slope that is gathering pace. I have this feeling that something is going to break this government well before the next election

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


" You don't know any of that, but it is like saying all the staff in Asda had a party in the store and the management didn't know

You don't know any of it either, but you are blaming him and I am not!

So who is correct?

Considering how many people were said to have attended the party, for you to believe that he didn't know it happened is insane.

His own press secretary knew, FFS.

Boris and his circus are mugging the public off - their strategy is just to deny everything and hope it just goes away, but it's a slippery slope that is gathering pace. I have this feeling that something is going to break this government well before the next election"

It's well past time.

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By *.D.I.D.A.SMan
over a year ago

London/Essex... ish... Romford to be exact

If he knew, he's undeniably in the wrong. If he didn't know, he's undeniably incompetent. In any case, since finding out, he should be investigating the situation and reprimanding those involved. How can this man be leading the country?

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By *ylonSlutTV/TS
over a year ago

Durham

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By *ylonSlutTV/TS
over a year ago

Durham

One thing is for certain if there was a p**s up at this party Boris couldn't have organized it

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By *arakiss12TV/TS
over a year ago

Bedford


"One thing is for certain if there was a p**s up at this party Boris couldn't have organized it "

Lol, love it x

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By *orkiebar51Man
over a year ago

Keighley

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By *orkiebar51Man
over a year ago

Keighley


"Perhaps it's because thay all know that there is no need for any social distancing or mask wearing from the beginning. "

Tim foil hat getting a bit tight?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"If he knew, he's undeniably in the wrong. If he didn't know, he's undeniably incompetent. In any case, since finding out, he should be investigating the situation and reprimanding those involved. How can this man be leading the country? "

Because he rode the Brexit train to power. And lots of people ignored his many failings and many lies as long as he shouted "Brexit" loud enough and often enough.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

White powder found in the toilet in the house of commons.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"White powder found in the toilet in the house of commons."

I started a thread about that in the politics section called: Palace of Cokeminster

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By *riar BelisseWoman
over a year ago

Delightful Bliss

The department of education also had a small party with the people in the office which has been confirmed today, I'm sure many many more parties will come to light as well

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By *iamondCougarWoman
over a year ago

Norfuck! / Lincolnshire

What happens in his house is his responsibility and those who attended ‘said party’ knew the rules and the risks.

I am responsible for ME and no one else

It may have broken the rules but the Labour witch hunt is ridiculous! Laura Kunessberg can’t decide who’s camp she is in and media posts say she was there!!

I wouldn’t vote for Kier Starmar EVER … he less out of touch with his public than Boris is!!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

The media just love to get their lowlife hooks into something & everyone loves a drama

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By *G LanaTV/TS
over a year ago

Gosport

Last Christmas, I gave you my rules

But the very next day, we partied away

This year, to save me from tears

I'll lie to anyone who'll listen

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"What happens in his house is his responsibility and those who attended ‘said party’ knew the rules and the risks.

I am responsible for ME and no one else

It may have broken the rules but the Labour witch hunt is ridiculous! Laura Kunessberg can’t decide who’s camp she is in and media posts say she was there!!

I wouldn’t vote for Kier Starmar EVER … he less out of touch with his public than Boris is!! "

You honestly think that? You really believe that? I mean.. I know Boris has his apologists, he even has his supporters. But wow.

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan
over a year ago

golden fields


"What happens in his house is his responsibility and those who attended ‘said party’ knew the rules and the risks.

I am responsible for ME and no one else

It may have broken the rules but the Labour witch hunt is ridiculous! Laura Kunessberg can’t decide who’s camp she is in and media posts say she was there!!

I wouldn’t vote for Kier Starmar EVER … he less out of touch with his public than Boris is!! "

Top notch deflection. Lol.

This is the best "what about Labour" post ever. Fair play. Lol.

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By *ylonSlutTV/TS
over a year ago

Durham


"What happens in his house is his responsibility and those who attended ‘said party’ knew the rules and the risks.

I am responsible for ME and no one else

It may have broken the rules but the Labour witch hunt is ridiculous! Laura Kunessberg can’t decide who’s camp she is in and media posts say she was there!!

I wouldn’t vote for Kier Starmar EVER … he less out of touch with his public than Boris is!! "

Laura Kunessberg wasn't at that party. She definitely tory leaning and until recently she was the go to journalist for government because they knew she would give them an easy ride. Starmer maybe boring but surely preferable to BJ.

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By *ty31Man
over a year ago

NW London

If I was a conspiracy theorist I might suggest that it's been leaked deliberately by somebody in govt who is opposed to the idea of another lockdown. After seeing this there is no way of getting mass compliance ever again!

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By *ired_upMan
over a year ago

ashton


"What happens in his house is his responsibility and those who attended ‘said party’ knew the rules and the risks.

I am responsible for ME and no one else

It may have broken the rules but the Labour witch hunt is ridiculous! Laura Kunessberg can’t decide who’s camp she is in and media posts say she was there!!

I wouldn’t vote for Kier Starmar EVER … he less out of touch with his public than Boris is!! "

It's a very interesting which hunt when you have recordings of the witches talking about the event.

Also isn't being 'less out of touch' a good thing?

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By *edheadjMan
over a year ago

High Wycombe


"What happens in his house is his responsibility and those who attended ‘said party’ knew the rules and the risks.

I am responsible for ME and no one else

It may have broken the rules but the Labour witch hunt is ridiculous! Laura Kunessberg can’t decide who’s camp she is in and media posts say she was there!!

I wouldn’t vote for Kier Starmar EVER … he less out of touch with his public than Boris is!! "

That is some next level whataboutery

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By *he_Last_TitanMan
over a year ago

Bristol

Must be prettier disconcerting - to say the least - for anyone who missed a funeral, couldn't hold a loved one's hand whilst they passed, couldn't visit a friend in need. This sort of thing matters. Appearances matter, when you're asking those you govern to comply, the least you can do is comply yourself and as far is as reasonable make sure your staff / aids do too.

An apology at the outset was probably what most wanted, but lies and laughter?

The recording of Rees-Mogg and friends guffawing away, was appalling and reminded me just of how they see the divide between the 'haves', have mores' and 'have nots'.

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By *abioMan
over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead

I know there are going to be people wanting to tow the party line … but tier 3 regulations, which London was in, stating no mixing outside your household or social bubble….

Work colleagues does not come under social bubbles!!!!!

People have been fined for breaking the rules…

This is way worse than Barnard Castle….

How will anyone listen to any rules now

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By *heGateKeeperMan
over a year ago

Stratford


"I know there are going to be people wanting to tow the party line … but tier 3 regulations, which London was in, stating no mixing outside your household or social bubble….

Work colleagues does not come under social bubbles!!!!!

People have been fined for breaking the rules…

This is way worse than Barnard Castle….

How will anyone listen to any rules now "

Exactly. With the prosecution of the alleged gathering in Ilford going through the courts at the exact same time, just makes it even more infuriating

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"What happens in his house is his responsibility and those who attended ‘said party’ knew the rules and the risks.

I am responsible for ME and no one else

It may have broken the rules but the Labour witch hunt is ridiculous! Laura Kunessberg can’t decide who’s camp she is in and media posts say she was there!!

I wouldn’t vote for Kier Starmar EVER … he less out of touch with his public than Boris is!! "

People are being prosecuted right now for gatherings that happened on that date.

Should they be let off? Or only the Tories? Why are they above the laws the rest of us are expected to live by?

No one is asking you to vote for Starmer. Personally, I'm just hoping that politicians obey the law or be held accountable like anyone else. I would say expecting but it's too much to ask at the moment.

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By *hagTonightMan
over a year ago

From the land of haribos.

It is one rule for them and one for us.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"It is one rule for them and one for us."

Agreed.

They should be held to the same standards as us.

People are being prosecuted for their parties last year.

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By *hagTonightMan
over a year ago

From the land of haribos.


"It is one rule for them and one for us.

Agreed.

They should be held to the same standards as us.

People are being prosecuted for their parties last year."
Yes they should have, also I think that for the elite, there are more things that they get away with too, regarding the rules that we have to follow, like distancing and the mask wearing.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"It is one rule for them and one for us.

Agreed.

They should be held to the same standards as us.

People are being prosecuted for their parties last year.Yes they should have, also I think that for the elite, there are more things that they get away with too, regarding the rules that we have to follow, like distancing and the mask wearing."

Indeed.

I'm trying to do the right thing regardless of anyone else.

But I think doing the right thing also includes holding leaders to account

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By *abioMan
over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead

Jacob Rees mogg, allegra Stratton and boris Johnson… vs Ant and Dec, Gary Neville and Marcus rashford….

I think if anyone says it’s just a Westminster story… the is cutting way beyond that…

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By *hagTonightMan
over a year ago

From the land of haribos.

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By *hagTonightMan
over a year ago

From the land of haribos.


"It is one rule for them and one for us.

Agreed.

They should be held to the same standards as us.

People are being prosecuted for their parties last year.Yes they should have, also I think that for the elite, there are more things that they get away with too, regarding the rules that we have to follow, like distancing and the mask wearing.

Indeed.

I'm trying to do the right thing regardless of anyone else.

But I think doing the right thing also includes holding leaders to account"
That is good you do and yes, that should also include the leaders.

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By *anddXXXCouple
over a year ago

London


"What happens in his house is his responsibility and those who attended ‘said party’ knew the rules and the risks.

I am responsible for ME and no one else

It may have broken the rules but the Labour witch hunt is ridiculous! Laura Kunessberg can’t decide who’s camp she is in and media posts say she was there!!

I wouldn’t vote for Kier Starmar EVER … he less out of touch with his public than Boris is!!

You honestly think that? You really believe that? I mean.. I know Boris has his apologists, he even has his supporters. But wow. "

I'm with the last bit of the original post. Those obsessed with politics assume everyone is. In general I couldn't give two hoots about Politics. In my 50's and only ever voted twice in a GE and both times was to vote against someone I thought would be bad for the country in general. On the whole, all elections it's between just 2 parties and really it matters not who gets in, we'll get a fool either way, we'll have a honeymoon period then the tax payer gets in up the ass. Seems to be even worse if the said person or party has been in power for a while as they take the leadership for granted and a degree of apathy sets in. As said above, I couldn't give a shit about Boris or Kier, I wouldn't bother voting. But if forced to vote, I would vote Boris even though I think he's a charlatan. But the better of two clowns. Probably sums up politics in this country for a big proportion and unfortunately, we are the voters either particular party will need to swing so they win power, they take for granted the die hards who put their cross in their party of choice's box regardless at every single election. But those diehard Tories or Labour supporters votes arent enough to win a GE on there own.

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By *abioMan
over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead

Well that was an interesting PMQs…

So we have gone from there not being a party to him seemingly not knowing there was a party, but if there was a party those people would be thrown under the bus! But I don’t know.. ooh let’s have an inside enquiry!!!!!!!!

He knows…. We know…..

But let’s not look back, eh!!!!……..

That was about as bad a performance as I can remember

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"What happens in his house is his responsibility and those who attended ‘said party’ knew the rules and the risks.

I am responsible for ME and no one else

It may have broken the rules but the Labour witch hunt is ridiculous! Laura Kunessberg can’t decide who’s camp she is in and media posts say she was there!!

I wouldn’t vote for Kier Starmar EVER … he less out of touch with his public than Boris is!!

You honestly think that? You really believe that? I mean.. I know Boris has his apologists, he even has his supporters. But wow.

I'm with the last bit of the original post. Those obsessed with politics assume everyone is. In general I couldn't give two hoots about Politics. In my 50's and only ever voted twice in a GE and both times was to vote against someone I thought would be bad for the country in general. On the whole, all elections it's between just 2 parties and really it matters not who gets in, we'll get a fool either way, we'll have a honeymoon period then the tax payer gets in up the ass. Seems to be even worse if the said person or party has been in power for a while as they take the leadership for granted and a degree of apathy sets in. As said above, I couldn't give a shit about Boris or Kier, I wouldn't bother voting. But if forced to vote, I would vote Boris even though I think he's a charlatan. But the better of two clowns. Probably sums up politics in this country for a big proportion and unfortunately, we are the voters either particular party will need to swing so they win power, they take for granted the die hards who put their cross in their party of choice's box regardless at every single election. But those diehard Tories or Labour supporters votes arent enough to win a GE on there own."
can I ask why you see Boris as being the better of the two clowns?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Jacob Rees mogg, allegra Stratton and boris Johnson… vs Ant and Dec, Gary Neville and Marcus rashford….

I think if anyone says it’s just a Westminster story… the is cutting way beyond that…"

When Ant an Dec are angrily taking the piss out of Johnson on tv, you know a story has achieved "cut through".

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By *anddXXXCouple
over a year ago

London


"What happens in his house is his responsibility and those who attended ‘said party’ knew the rules and the risks.

I am responsible for ME and no one else

It may have broken the rules but the Labour witch hunt is ridiculous! Laura Kunessberg can’t decide who’s camp she is in and media posts say she was there!!

I wouldn’t vote for Kier Starmar EVER … he less out of touch with his public than Boris is!!

You honestly think that? You really believe that? I mean.. I know Boris has his apologists, he even has his supporters. But wow.

I'm with the last bit of the original post. Those obsessed with politics assume everyone is. In general I couldn't give two hoots about Politics. In my 50's and only ever voted twice in a GE and both times was to vote against someone I thought would be bad for the country in general. On the whole, all elections it's between just 2 parties and really it matters not who gets in, we'll get a fool either way, we'll have a honeymoon period then the tax payer gets in up the ass. Seems to be even worse if the said person or party has been in power for a while as they take the leadership for granted and a degree of apathy sets in. As said above, I couldn't give a shit about Boris or Kier, I wouldn't bother voting. But if forced to vote, I would vote Boris even though I think he's a charlatan. But the better of two clowns. Probably sums up politics in this country for a big proportion and unfortunately, we are the voters either particular party will need to swing so they win power, they take for granted the die hards who put their cross in their party of choice's box regardless at every single election. But those diehard Tories or Labour supporters votes arent enough to win a GE on there own.can I ask why you see Boris as being the better of the two clowns? "

Don't know, as I said I'd have to be forced to vote for either. Couldn't care either way. Boris has made a career as MP, PM and Mayor of not doing much but getting away with the little he does. I believe most politicians are self serving, on the left they come across as career politicians who wouldnt survive in the private sector and on the right they come across as what's left of the private sector after all the decent ones have made it to board level and the failures turn to politics.

Be nice to see how a person who has actually been in business running the country would get on, someone like a Sugar or Branson.

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By *orny PT OP   Man
over a year ago

Peterborough


"

Be nice to see how a person who has actually been in business running the country would get on, someone like a Sugar or Branson."

America did something like that once and got TRUMPed.

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By *orny PT OP   Man
over a year ago

Peterborough

I bet Ian Hislop is having a field day with all of this

Pure nectar for the satirists at HIGNFY, Private Eye and Spitting Image. They will dining out, on this shambles of a party for ages.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Genuinely feel a bit sorry for people who can't bring themselves to criticise the political party they support, even when they're blatantly taking the piss.

They think they're better and more important than you, and all you can do is defend them. Must be sad living like that. "

This 100%. The fanatics see no wrong. Excuse after excuse if that fails say, “something something Corbyn”.

You won the election, now take some fucking responsibility

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By *AM2214Man
over a year ago

Manchester Area


"Whoever had the party, knew about the party, or attended the party, and did not report the party, should be held to the same standard as any of us would be for the same breaches of the law as it was at the time "
at last ..pragmatism...

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By *AM2214Man
over a year ago

Manchester Area


"I bet Ian Hislop is having a field day with all of this

Pure nectar for the satirists at HIGNFY, Private Eye and Spitting Image. They will dining out, on this shambles of a party for ages."
to be fair, if there was a party, they qould have known about it a year ago...it would seem on balance of probability that an event happened that most people would say 'party'even if there are other names for a gathering of work colleagues in the workplace ...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Whoever had the party, knew about the party, or attended the party, and did not report the party, should be held to the same standard as any of us would be for the same breaches of the law as it was at the time at last ..pragmatism..."

More or less. But, if anything, they should be held to higher stanards as they're in government and they introduced the law they broke themselves while telling other people they had to follow it.

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By *AM2214Man
over a year ago

Manchester Area


"

Be nice to see how a person who has actually been in business running the country would get on, someone like a Sugar or Branson.

America did something like that once and got TRUMPed."

I say let the Speaker take over as PM...after all he has been vited for by all MPS not just one side of the house...

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By *AM2214Man
over a year ago

Manchester Area


"Well that was an interesting PMQs…

So we have gone from there not being a party to him seemingly not knowing there was a party, but if there was a party those people would be thrown under the bus! But I don’t know.. ooh let’s have an inside enquiry!!!!!!!!

He knows…. We know…..

But let’s not look back, eh!!!!……..

That was about as bad a performance as I can remember "
well he was talking about something that may have happened a year ago ...i am sure there are many things that he does know that qould add to the fuzziness

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By *ripodius WillyusMan
over a year ago

Here and there

What some serm to be missing is Boris is compulsive liar.

Lies to parliament.

Lies to queen

Pushes for agreements then prepared to break law because says was shit deal.

Now the xmas party anyone that believes it did not take part are clearly in need of specsavers.

And to say in parliament today 1st he knew about it was when video was posted online pure nonsense.

Quite simply he was ready in my opinion a dangerous politician and now just wait for more revelations.

He should walk and the cabinet ministers backing his stance should go as well.

I have followed rules jabbed etc not because Boris dictates matters but to reduce risk of covid and any restrictions that follow will be ignored.

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By *orny PT OP   Man
over a year ago

Peterborough

Why do people on talk as if there is only two parties that can win an election?

If enough people stand for election in a big enough party, then enough people elect them, then there might by a true 3rd option...one day.

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By *heBirminghamWeekendMan
over a year ago

here


"The media just love to get their lowlife hooks into something & everyone loves a drama "

Sure

Time to make hay …

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The media just love to get their lowlife hooks into something & everyone loves a drama

Sure

Time to make hay …"

Yup the media is to blame for Johnson's endless lies and fuck ups.

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By *ired_upMan
over a year ago

ashton

The press secretary resigned because she made fun of a party that diddnt happen, 3 days after it diddnt happen a year ago that her boss said diddnt happen anyway.

Strange coincidence

Starmer bossed him at PMQs and Angela Raynor was smoking hot.

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By *orny PT OP   Man
over a year ago

Peterborough


"The media just love to get their lowlife hooks into something & everyone loves a drama

Sure

Time to make hay …"

in The Sun.

(other tabloids are available)

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By *orny PT OP   Man
over a year ago

Peterborough


"

Be nice to see how a person who has actually been in business running the country would get on, someone like a Sugar or Branson.

America did something like that once and got TRUMPed.

I say let the Speaker take over as PM...after all he has been vited for by all MPS not just one side of the house..."

Never thought of that!

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By *orny PT OP   Man
over a year ago

Peterborough


"Whoever had the party, knew about the party, or attended the party, and did not report the party, should be held to the same standard as any of us would be for the same breaches of the law as it was at the time at last ..pragmatism..."

So, our law makers can tell us that "ignorance is no excuse in the eyes of the law" and not tell the PM what they are up to.

Hypocritical or what?

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By *anddXXXCouple
over a year ago

London


"

Be nice to see how a person who has actually been in business running the country would get on, someone like a Sugar or Branson.

America did something like that once and got TRUMPed."

And now they've got a career politian in Biden, doing much the same as Trump with no one giving a shit. Did the US do so bad under Trump? People disliked Trump because he is Trump nothing was based on anything he did economy wise. As I said earlier, all Politians are self serving, those two are prime examples. Wouldn't vote for either. Funny how everything is so tribal, once someone has formed their views, nothing changes them, no matter how what the otherside does, the opposite all follow down the same pathway following or toeing the line and that goes for both tribes.

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By *orny PT OP   Man
over a year ago

Peterborough

I've got the New Statesman boxset.

Rik Mayall as Allan B'Stard played the self serving, back stabbing, evil, corrupt, power hungry creep to a tee.

Even decades later, it's still feels relevant.

RIP Rik.

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By *ilver Fox 60Man
over a year ago

Southport

But what are the 'Boris' apologists going to do when he's kicked out by his fellow tories afraid of losing their seats?

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By *ilver Fox 60Man
over a year ago

Southport


"

Be nice to see how a person who has actually been in business running the country would get on, someone like a Sugar or Branson.

America did something like that once and got TRUMPed.

And now they've got a career politian in Biden, doing much the same as Trump with no one giving a shit. Did the US do so bad under Trump? People disliked Trump because he is Trump nothing was based on anything he did economy wise. As I said earlier, all Politians are self serving, those two are prime examples. Wouldn't vote for either. Funny how everything is so tribal, once someone has formed their views, nothing changes them, no matter how what the otherside does, the opposite all follow down the same pathway following or toeing the line and that goes for both tribes."
What is a "Politian'??

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By *orny PT OP   Man
over a year ago

Peterborough


"But what are the 'Boris' apologists going to do when he's kicked out by his fellow tories afraid of losing their seats?"

The same thing they did when they evicted Maggie.: jockey for position and shuffle up that greasy pole of power and promotion from the benches to the cabinet.

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By *oeaitkenMan
over a year ago

kirkintilloch

Poor Boris couldn't have been at the party at No 10, he was too busy refurbishing his flat at No 11 as he couldn't get anybody to pay for it.

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By *anddXXXCouple
over a year ago

London


"

Be nice to see how a person who has actually been in business running the country would get on, someone like a Sugar or Branson.

America did something like that once and got TRUMPed.

And now they've got a career politian in Biden, doing much the same as Trump with no one giving a shit. Did the US do so bad under Trump? People disliked Trump because he is Trump nothing was based on anything he did economy wise. As I said earlier, all Politians are self serving, those two are prime examples. Wouldn't vote for either. Funny how everything is so tribal, once someone has formed their views, nothing changes them, no matter how what the otherside does, the opposite all follow down the same pathway following or toeing the line and that goes for both tribes. What is a "Politian'??"

Dunno auto speller changes it to that, from my effort. Suppose it can only work with what it's given. I just accept what it suggest when the squiggly red line pops up. Life's too short to proof read, forum posts. Its not like i'm writing a letter to a politician. If it's wrong it's wrong, it's not like it is to hard to work out what it is supposed to read.

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By *orny PT OP   Man
over a year ago

Peterborough


"Poor Boris couldn't have been at the party at No 10, he was too busy refurbishing his flat at No 11 as he couldn't get anybody to pay for it. "

Boris in dungarees, climbing a ladder? PFFFF!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

So the Met Police guard Downing Street but have no evidence even though they open the gates to the street and door to no.10? CCTV everywhere but no proof. I bet Boris was in no.11 watching Downton Abbey with his servant blowing him ??

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By *ervent_fervourMan
over a year ago

Halifax


"Genuinely feel a bit sorry for people who can't bring themselves to criticise the political party they support, even when they're blatantly taking the piss.

They think they're better and more important than you, and all you can do is defend them. Must be sad living like that.

The video coming out - they thought this was funny.

How many people didn't get to spend that last Christmas with someone they love?

That's the bit that hurts a lot of people.

They spit in our faces with all of this. It's just so galling."

Johnson(and a sizeable proportion of the Tory party) is mask averse, so that's a possibility.

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By *riskynriskyCouple
over a year ago

Essex.

People saying Boris should know what is going on in his house.

Facts, 10 Downing Street has over 100 rooms plus is linked to other buildings by passages, ie The Cabinet offices again with multiple rooms.

No 10 is staffed by over 170 people.

So tell me if you were asleep/watching tv in your top floor flat would you know what was happening in your basement?

Before you start ranting, just thing how many of you have gone into a flooded bathroom a messy kitchen because you didn't know what your children were upto in the next room.

I am not defending the party if it took place, just trying to put some perspective on it.

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By *udewhennudeMan
over a year ago

newport


"People saying Boris should know what is going on in his house.

Facts, 10 Downing Street has over 100 rooms plus is linked to other buildings by passages, ie The Cabinet offices again with multiple rooms.

No 10 is staffed by over 170 people.

So tell me if you were asleep/watching tv in your top floor flat would you know what was happening in your basement?

Before you start ranting, just thing how many of you have gone into a flooded bathroom a messy kitchen because you didn't know what your children were upto in the next room.

I am not defending the party if it took place, just trying to put some perspective on it."

The government employed them, have you heard of corporate responsibility.

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By *riskynriskyCouple
over a year ago

Essex.


"People saying Boris should know what is going on in his house.

Facts, 10 Downing Street has over 100 rooms plus is linked to other buildings by passages, ie The Cabinet offices again with multiple rooms.

No 10 is staffed by over 170 people.

So tell me if you were asleep/watching tv in your top floor flat would you know what was happening in your basement?

Before you start ranting, just thing how many of you have gone into a flooded bathroom a messy kitchen because you didn't know what your children were upto in the next room.

I am not defending the party if it took place, just trying to put some perspective on it.

The government employed them, have you heard of corporate responsibility. "

Obviously I have, however it's a party held by people that work in an office together not corporate manslaughter.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"People saying Boris should know what is going on in his house.

Facts, 10 Downing Street has over 100 rooms plus is linked to other buildings by passages, ie The Cabinet offices again with multiple rooms.

No 10 is staffed by over 170 people.

So tell me if you were asleep/watching tv in your top floor flat would you know what was happening in your basement?

Before you start ranting, just thing how many of you have gone into a flooded bathroom a messy kitchen because you didn't know what your children were upto in the next room.

I am not defending the party if it took place, just trying to put some perspective on it.

The government employed them, have you heard of corporate responsibility.

Obviously I have, however it's a party held by people that work in an office together not corporate manslaughter. "

There were apparently lots of parties. Not just 1. There was allegedly even 1 in Johnson's own flat. And Johnson apparently turned up to at least 1.

You think he didn't know anything about any of them?

There's also the Stratton vid that showed the utter contempt she and the others had for the rules most of us followed.

There's also a Mogg vid showing him laughing and joking about lockdowns/parties, again showing the contempt they held us in.

There's also cops and security and CCTV all over No 10. There is no way in hell the cops and Johnson did not know what went on.

Then there's the fact every party like this did put lives at risk. Suddenly that manslaughter you mentioned sounds more relevant.

Then there's the tiny fact Johnson is supposedly the PM. The guy with whom the buck stops. And he's supposed to be honest and set some sort of example, esp in a pandemic. Yet he continually lies and runs away from any sort of responsibility. His actions tells us all he doesn't give a damn about the rules most of us followed. And he thinks those rules do not apply to him and his.

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By *ayjay218Man
over a year ago

Aberdeen


"People saying Boris should know what is going on in his house.

Facts, 10 Downing Street has over 100 rooms plus is linked to other buildings by passages, ie The Cabinet offices again with multiple rooms.

No 10 is staffed by over 170 people.

So tell me if you were asleep/watching tv in your top floor flat would you know what was happening in your basement?

Before you start ranting, just thing how many of you have gone into a flooded bathroom a messy kitchen because you didn't know what your children were upto in the next room.

I am not defending the party if it took place, just trying to put some perspective on it."
yes we know that Downing Street is not just a average townhouse but do you actually believe that Boris knew absolutely nothing about any party or parties that were going to happen or did? I’d be pretty sure he has plenty of snitches within the party who report stuff back to him!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

People defending Boris saying he wasnt aware, have witnesses not come forward to say he attended a party and commented on how crowded it was? If so, he knew what was happening and done NOTHING about it.

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By *ugby 123Couple
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over a year ago

O o O oo


"

Obviously I have, however it's a party held by people that work in an office together "

Which wasn't allowed at the time

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

When are people going to wake up?

Quite frankly these people have worked their nads off to try and protect us. Furthermore, they worked together throughout their long days. So they may have relaxed afterwards and maybe even had a small drink - jeez, no different to any other organisation.

I worked in a multi-person environment at this time, my Brothers did as well.

What is being reported is not really any different.

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By *drianukMan
over a year ago

Spain, Lancs

The political class is an embarrassment.

But no-one should think that making this a party political matter will force the political class to be less hypocritical.

MPs and officials from across the Commons...and the Scottish and Welsh assembles... have broken their own rules

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

It is called work! The Government worked as did many other firms!

I try not to criticise without at least offering an alternative!

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By *ugby 123Couple
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over a year ago

O o O oo


"When are people going to wake up?

Quite frankly these people have worked their nads off to try and protect us. Furthermore, they worked together throughout their long days. So they may have relaxed afterwards and maybe even had a small drink - jeez, no different to any other organisation.

I worked in a multi-person environment at this time, my Brothers did as well.

What is being reported is not really any different. "

It is

An arranged works do with awards/ secret Santa etc would not have been allowed on that date.

Lots of workers worked hard all year round but they were not allowed them, so they would have been breaking rules at that time if it turns out to be true

There was one this morning being reported that they had worked all day and got some drinks in and had a drink before going home, I think that would have been different if they stayed to socially distanced rules.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

While you're busy with the party....the policing bill, the NHS bill and the nationalities bill are wending their way through the houses of iniquity.

Next distraction coming.........

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By *ugby 123Couple
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over a year ago

O o O oo

Dead cats galore

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By *heBirminghamWeekendMan
over a year ago

here


"The political class is an embarrassment.

But no-one should think that making this a party political matter will force the political class to be less hypocritical.

MPs and officials from across the Commons...and the Scottish and Welsh assembles... have broken their own rules"

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By *edheadjMan
over a year ago

High Wycombe


"When are people going to wake up?

Quite frankly these people have worked their nads off to try and protect us. Furthermore, they worked together throughout their long days. So they may have relaxed afterwards and maybe even had a small drink - jeez, no different to any other organisation.

I worked in a multi-person environment at this time, my Brothers did as well.

What is being reported is not really any different. "

Rubbish. Heaven forbid they actually had to do some proper work for once - in between giving lucrative contracts to their mates and having affairs. Meanwhile healthcare workers, who worked infinitely harder during the same time, have felt the full force of the pandemic.

They should be leading by example.

To demand the country do one thing, whilst they do the opposite is insane and it's people like you that will cause this country to be walked over by these idiots for a long time to come.

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By *eachcplCouple
over a year ago

blackpool/preston/normandy france

Boris doesn't do anything. It is all sorted out by others and then he comes out and says what he is told to say, which is why he cannot cope if someone asks a question that he has not been given the answer too. If he thinks it is good he appears himself but if the shit is flying he rolls out Sunak, Raab or some other underling. Even his missus has got him away from things this weekend.

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By *ocket rocket 2021Woman
over a year ago

Farnworth


"He's so fkn thick he probably didn't even know"

You can say many, many things about Boris but he definitely isn't thick

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By *ylonSlutTV/TS
over a year ago

Durham


"He's so fkn thick he probably didn't even know

You can say many, many things about Boris but he definitely isn't thick"

He is certainly not a great intellect and he does come across as a bit thick sometimes. I would say he is more lazy than thick.

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By *ired_upMan
over a year ago

ashton


"The political class is an embarrassment.

But no-one should think that making this a party political matter will force the political class to be less hypocritical.

MPs and officials from across the Commons...and the Scottish and Welsh assembles... have broken their own rules"

No, this is a mainly conservative issue.

While you might have a few scattered across the other parties across the country this is almost exclusively a conservative issue.

This is not a ' all as bad as each other job'.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"He's so fkn thick he probably didn't even know

You can say many, many things about Boris but he definitely isn't thick"

So he's incompetent and knows better?

Fabulous

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By *rFunBoyMan
over a year ago

Longridge


"did he think that last year's party at number 10 would stay hidden and not get exposed?

Having 12 crates of Indian lager, delivered in dimploamtic attaches don't count as an urgent COBRA meeting does it? "

It was COBRA Lager, we've got ot all wrong. Strange people assume what went on in the house next door is nothing to do with Boris.

Boris represents the Conservative Party and the current UK Government, therefore he is culpable if others act illegally under his umbrella.

The issue is NOT the parties, the main issue is that 'your glorious' leader is of a lying, scheming and deceitful character and that is the issue.

He knows exactly what went on, I suspect some of them he and his wife was present in person.

Sooner he's gone, the better..

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By *ayjay218Man
over a year ago

Aberdeen


"The political class is an embarrassment.

But no-one should think that making this a party political matter will force the political class to be less hypocritical.

MPs and officials from across the Commons...and the Scottish and Welsh assembles... have broken their own rules"
yes and I believe Boris called for their sacking of resignation. Certainly the case with the Scottish chief medical officer who did leave her job

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By *tstillworksMan
over a year ago

Darlington


"did he think that last year's party at number 10 would stay hidden and not get exposed?

Having 12 crates of Indian lager, delivered in dimploamtic attaches don't count as an urgent COBRA meeting does it?

You do realise that even if there was a party, it was nothing do with Boris - right?

He did not arrange one, he did not attend one. To blame Boris is like me blaming you for your neighbour having a party!!!"

Neighbour???

It was in his house

He’s a compulsive liar

Expects the people who work for him and alongside him to take the flak every time he is found out in everything he’s lied about

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By *tstillworksMan
over a year ago

Darlington


"He's so fkn thick he probably didn't even know

You can say many, many things about Boris but he definitely isn't thick"

Buying an education doesn’t make you intelligent

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By *ovebjsMan
over a year ago

Bristol


"He's so fkn thick he probably didn't even know

You can say many, many things about Boris but he definitely isn't thick

Buying an education doesn’t make you intelligent "

How did he buy an education?

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By *ocket rocket 2021Woman
over a year ago

Farnworth


"He's so fkn thick he probably didn't even know

You can say many, many things about Boris but he definitely isn't thick

So he's incompetent and knows better?

Fabulous "

So you do? Everyone knows better in hindsight

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Either Boris or his "senior management" team knew. Which is bad given they wrote the rules.

Or they didn't. Which shows they aren't aware of what their teams are doing. And weren't able to communicate a clear message down to the team to not have a party. Which is probably worse.

And the reluctance to even own sorting this out but going into denial mode is a shit look too.

If working hard was a justification for a party, then it should have been in the rules.

(I'm assuming you parties happened in the foreign office, given they are a 9-5. Allegedly).

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


" No, this is a mainly conservative issue.

While you might have a few scattered across the other parties across the country this is almost exclusively a conservative issue.

This is not a ' all as bad as each other job'. "

I am afraid that you are wrong!

Captain Hindsight whinges about 2nd jobs and himself was found to have a second job, providing Legal Advice using Parliamentary premises and equipment and earning over 100K.

Captain Hindsight whinges about parties, but is pictured at one himself enjoying a beer!

Wake up and smell the coffee!

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By *rFunBoyMan
over a year ago

Longridge


"He's so fkn thick he probably didn't even know

You can say many, many things about Boris but he definitely isn't thick

Buying an education doesn’t make you intelligent

How did he buy an education? "

Think his father bought the fake exams rather than pay for the full school experience.

I worked with a guy once with Degrees and other qualifications. He was as thick as pig sh1t. Then one day my manager looked up his certificates and contacted the colleges he claimed to have been to.

Turns out, he'd enrolled, did the first few weeks then backed out and bought the certificates.

Sacked 24 hours later.

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By *uddy laneMan
over a year ago

dudley


"He's so fkn thick he probably didn't even know

You can say many, many things about Boris but he definitely isn't thick

Buying an education doesn’t make you intelligent

How did he buy an education?

Think his father bought the fake exams rather than pay for the full school experience.

I worked with a guy once with Degrees and other qualifications. He was as thick as pig sh1t. Then one day my manager looked up his certificates and contacted the colleges he claimed to have been to.

Turns out, he'd enrolled, did the first few weeks then backed out and bought the certificates.

Sacked 24 hours later."

Ducking lol

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By *orny PT OP   Man
over a year ago

Peterborough

So was anybody doing karaoke in this party? If so was it The Beastie Boys?...you've gotta fight,for your right to paaaar-tay!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

There are new pics in the Mirror of Johnson hosting an Xmas quiz. Kind of blows his "I don't now nuffink about no rule breaking or parties or anyfing like that" excuse out of the water.

+ there are people with him in the pics, despite that being against the rules at the time too. 1 wearing tinsel, another wearing an Xmas hat.

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By *ayjay218Man
over a year ago

Aberdeen


"There are new pics in the Mirror of Johnson hosting an Xmas quiz. Kind of blows his "I don't now nuffink about no rule breaking or parties or anyfing like that" excuse out of the water.

+ there are people with him in the pics, despite that being against the rules at the time too. 1 wearing tinsel, another wearing an Xmas hat."
Boris never looks in a mirror, the paper or the bathroom one judging by his hair

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"did he think that last year's party at number 10 would stay hidden and not get exposed?

Having 12 crates of Indian lager, delivered in dimploamtic attaches don't count as an urgent COBRA meeting does it?

You do realise that even if there was a party, it was nothing do with Boris - right?

He did not arrange one, he did not attend one. To blame Boris is like me blaming you for your neighbour having a party!!!"

I think you might have to edit your comments in the days / weeks ahead as even more photos and stories are leaked….

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By *riskynriskyCouple
over a year ago

Essex.


"The political class is an embarrassment.

But no-one should think that making this a party political matter will force the political class to be less hypocritical.

MPs and officials from across the Commons...and the Scottish and Welsh assembles... have broken their own rules

No, this is a mainly conservative issue.

While you might have a few scattered across the other parties across the country this is almost exclusively a conservative issue.

This is not a ' all as bad as each other job'. "

You are quite right.

You had Labour MPs and councilors attending funerals with hundreds of people that had nothing to do with each other, so a few people from the same office is nothing.

Labour MP travelling round the country after being diagnosed with Covid, if I remember correctly KS was also seen socialising during lockdown..

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By *usie pTV/TS
over a year ago

taunton

If they bought 12 cases of Indian lager they should be thoroughly ashamed of their selves look at the air miles surely there is a brewery close to downing street for them to run to in an electric car

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By *ealthy_and_HungMan
over a year ago

Princes Risborough, Luasanne, Alderney

perhaps their recent penchant for passport and driving licence removal as punishment for 'lifestyle criminality' can be extended to them regarding the tory party's own culture of lifestyle criminality.

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By *rFunBoyMan
over a year ago

Longridge


"did he think that last year's party at number 10 would stay hidden and not get exposed?

Having 12 crates of Indian lager, delivered in dimploamtic attaches don't count as an urgent COBRA meeting does it?

You do realise that even if there was a party, it was nothing do with Boris - right?

He did not arrange one, he did not attend one. To blame Boris is like me blaming you for your neighbour having a party!!!

I think you might have to edit your comments in the days / weeks ahead as even more photos and stories are leaked…. "

Think that day's arrived or shall we wait to see what else gets leaked.. I am sure there's plenty more to come..

Can you still he PM with a criminal record? Or will he change the ruling on this to suit like he tried with Paterson?

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By *orny PT OP   Man
over a year ago

Peterborough


"If they bought 12 cases of Indian lager they should be thoroughly ashamed of their selves look at the air miles surely there is a brewery close to downing street for them to run to in an electric car "

This was a joke made up by me. Before Ian Hislop Says something similar on telly this Xmas.

Tell me, what's the airmiles on tea or coffee. ~Is it the same as Indian lager...probably (Danish is less)

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

I'm sure Christmas quizzes are essential for work purposes in limited and specific ways.

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By *ryandseeMan
over a year ago

Yorkshire

Personally it does not matter to me what political party it is. A PM cannot be seen to ridicule the country and its people in that way and risk losing respect both domestically and internationally. Its also not quite the same when an MP or other rank of politician does it.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central


"There are new pics in the Mirror of Johnson hosting an Xmas quiz. Kind of blows his "I don't now nuffink about no rule breaking or parties or anyfing like that" excuse out of the water.

+ there are people with him in the pics, despite that being against the rules at the time too. 1 wearing tinsel, another wearing an Xmas hat."

He may have been trying to deny a different party, or attended in such a way that his worda could possibly have been almost correct, in those limited circumstances.

I think a UK Prime Minister is expected to have considerably higher standards than Trump mostly got away with. The threshold for reaching an intolerable point may be reached here.

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By *elboy64Man
over a year ago

weston

Don't care about them having parties or mixing, they can do what they like. But what people don't see is more important, they wasn't scared of catching covid or even dying from it. Makes you think what do they know that they're not telling us?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Don't care about them having parties or mixing, they can do what they like. But what people don't see is more important, they wasn't scared of catching covid or even dying from it. Makes you think what do they know that they're not telling us? "

It’s quite depressing isn’t it. Whilst the elderly were isolated in their final years, spending Christmas Day alone, this gang of tw@ts were partying!

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central


"Don't care about them having parties or mixing, they can do what they like. But what people don't see is more important, they wasn't scared of catching covid or even dying from it. Makes you think what do they know that they're not telling us? "

What came to mind, that they're not telling you? How many £millions of contracts they've pushed to their mates?

Certainly, the evidence of Covid, its abilities to cause widespread disability, deaths, serious illness, not to mention harming the country etc, is all long since fully established.

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By *hubby CoupleCouple
over a year ago

Essex

Wonder who would win in an argument boris or Vicky pollard a bloody tough one

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By *ocket rocket 2021Woman
over a year ago

Farnworth


"Don't care about them having parties or mixing, they can do what they like. But what people don't see is more important, they wasn't scared of catching covid or even dying from it. Makes you think what do they know that they're not telling us?

It’s quite depressing isn’t it. Whilst the elderly were isolated in their final years, spending Christmas Day alone, this gang of tw@ts were partying! "

Be more specific

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By *ondoner27Man
over a year ago

london

Why weren’t they scared of a dangerous contagious virus?

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By *igNick1381Man
over a year ago

BRIDGEND

A healthy amount of distrust in your own government is only logical

And let's face it, the do nothing to give us reason to do different

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

What does it tell you if government officials have a party while they are warning their population about a deadly virus making the rounds and to stay at home and minimise socialising at all costs? Particularly when you know that the government officials attending the party would fit the high risk category of this highly dangerous infectious disease?

There is little to no fucking risk!!! That's what it tells me anyway...

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By *lym4realCouple
over a year ago

plymouth

Anyone notice it's never ever either Boris's fault or the party he leads fault always someone elses fault like the Dr's/nurses/teachers/unions/the eu/the judges and now apparently the good old beeb !!! and even if he didn't that's scarier than him knowing and then denying despite quite overwhelming evidence that there was no party ??? bit like the flat decorations fiasco !!

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By *lym4realCouple
over a year ago

plymouth

And forgot the magical biased media ..ignoring the fact that 99% of newspaper helped cover up for him and were his biggest cheerleaders by far ??? and spread lies about the other bloke !

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By *onnie 90Woman
over a year ago

Leeds


"did he think that last year's party at number 10 would stay hidden and not get exposed?

Having 12 crates of Indian lager, delivered in dimploamtic attaches don't count as an urgent COBRA meeting does it?

You do realise that even if there was a party, it was nothing do with Boris - right?

He did not arrange one, he did not attend one. To blame Boris is like me blaming you for your neighbour having a party!!!"

Actually I think you'll find that he did attend one. He sat in as quizmaster at one gathering.

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By *onnie 90Woman
over a year ago

Leeds


" You don't know any of that, but it is like saying all the staff in Asda had a party in the store and the management didn't know

You don't know any of it either, but you are blaming him and I am not!

So who is correct?

"

They are because it has been proven without a doubt that Boris attended at least one party/gathering call it what you will.

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By *orny PT OP   Man
over a year ago

Peterborough


"Wonder who would win in an argument Boris or Vicky pollard a bloody tough one"

I reckon Vicky Pollard would just head but him, turn around and say "Well at least my baby hasn't got a clown for a dad, yeah, but, no but!" and ran the pram over his press secretary's feet.

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By *orny PT OP   Man
over a year ago

Peterborough


"If they bought 12 cases of Indian lager they should be thoroughly ashamed of their selves look at the air miles surely there is a brewery close to downing street for them to run to in an electric car "

Is Burton on Trent near enough?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


" You don't know any of that, but it is like saying all the staff in Asda had a party in the store and the management didn't know

You don't know any of it either, but you are blaming him and I am not!

So who is correct?

They are because it has been proven without a doubt that Boris attended at least one party/gathering call it what you will. "

Mhm

And I'd be amazed if more doesn't come out.

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By *orny PT OP   Man
over a year ago

Peterborough


" You don't know any of that, but it is like saying all the staff in Asda had a party in the store and the management didn't know

You don't know any of it either, but you are blaming him and I am not!

So who is correct?

They are because it has been proven without a doubt that Boris attended at least one party/gathering call it what you will.

Mhm

And I'd be amazed if more doesn't come out."

More Babies? £ months old by now, I'd presume

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By *ayjay218Man
over a year ago

Aberdeen


" You don't know any of that, but it is like saying all the staff in Asda had a party in the store and the management didn't know

You don't know any of it either, but you are blaming him and I am not!

So who is correct?

They are because it has been proven without a doubt that Boris attended at least one party/gathering call it what you will.

Mhm

And I'd be amazed if more doesn't come out."
with what else is happening with omicron I think it will go quiet for a while and people will have less rawness to what we feel now. Same with earlier mistakes. The vaccine roll out took over the news. Boris said that it’s not the time for enquiries until it’s all over. Knowing full well that people won’t feel as bitter

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By *orny PT OP   Man
over a year ago

Peterborough

Boris said that it’s not the time for enquiries until it’s all over

This means, don't ask questions until he is out of number 10 and got himself a cushy little hidey hole somewhere safe from nosey busybodies.

I could be wrong.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Boris said that it’s not the time for enquiries until it’s all over

This means, don't ask questions until he is out of number 10 and got himself a cushy little hidey hole somewhere safe from nosey busybodies.

I could be wrong."

Give him a chance to bury it under other news. Funny how it's never the time for responsibility, hey?

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By *ayjay218Man
over a year ago

Aberdeen


"Boris said that it’s not the time for enquiries until it’s all over

This means, don't ask questions until he is out of number 10 and got himself a cushy little hidey hole somewhere safe from nosey busybodies.

I could be wrong."
yes and likely abroad because he doesn’t want to live in a fucked up country lol

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By *ayjay218Man
over a year ago

Aberdeen


"Boris said that it’s not the time for enquiries until it’s all over

This means, don't ask questions until he is out of number 10 and got himself a cushy little hidey hole somewhere safe from nosey busybodies.

I could be wrong.

Give him a chance to bury it under other news. Funny how it's never the time for responsibility, hey?"
such a hateful man who would step on his granny to stop drowning

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By *unguy70Man
over a year ago

cannock /staffs

Come on guys we all love a party

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By *ayjay218Man
over a year ago

Aberdeen


"Come on guys we all love a party "
I certainly will when he is leaving

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By *arry247Couple
over a year ago

Wakefield


"did he think that last year's party at number 10 would stay hidden and not get exposed?

Having 12 crates of Indian lager, delivered in dimploamtic attaches don't count as an urgent COBRA meeting does it?

You do realise that even if there was a party, it was nothing do with Boris - right?

He did not arrange one, he did not attend one. To blame Boris is like me blaming you for your neighbour having a party!!!

You don't know any of that, but it is like saying all the staff in Asda had a party in the store and the management didn't know"

No its more like saying students at a school had a party in a classroom and the head did not know. Number 10 is a huge place and has many staff, it is very possible that boris in his flat above number 11 new nothing about it.

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By *ayjay218Man
over a year ago

Aberdeen


"did he think that last year's party at number 10 would stay hidden and not get exposed?

Having 12 crates of Indian lager, delivered in dimploamtic attaches don't count as an urgent COBRA meeting does it?

You do realise that even if there was a party, it was nothing do with Boris - right?

He did not arrange one, he did not attend one. To blame Boris is like me blaming you for your neighbour having a party!!!

You don't know any of that, but it is like saying all the staff in Asda had a party in the store and the management didn't know

No its more like saying students at a school had a party in a classroom and the head did not know. Number 10 is a huge place and has many staff, it is very possible that boris in his flat above number 11 new nothing about it."
you believe that? A head doesn’t have a network of staff who will report everything to him and that is before mentioning the domestic staff in Downing Street

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By *ugby 123Couple
Forum Mod
over a year ago

O o O oo


"did he think that last year's party at number 10 would stay hidden and not get exposed?

Having 12 crates of Indian lager, delivered in dimploamtic attaches don't count as an urgent COBRA meeting does it?

You do realise that even if there was a party, it was nothing do with Boris - right?

He did not arrange one, he did not attend one. To blame Boris is like me blaming you for your neighbour having a party!!!

You don't know any of that, but it is like saying all the staff in Asda had a party in the store and the management didn't know

No its more like saying students at a school had a party in a classroom and the head did not know. Number 10 is a huge place and has many staff, it is very possible that boris in his flat above number 11 new nothing about it."

After all that has come out this week, if you believe that I think you may be being naive

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"did he think that last year's party at number 10 would stay hidden and not get exposed?

Having 12 crates of Indian lager, delivered in dimploamtic attaches don't count as an urgent COBRA meeting does it?

You do realise that even if there was a party, it was nothing do with Boris - right?

He did not arrange one, he did not attend one. To blame Boris is like me blaming you for your neighbour having a party!!!

You don't know any of that, but it is like saying all the staff in Asda had a party in the store and the management didn't know

No its more like saying students at a school had a party in a classroom and the head did not know. Number 10 is a huge place and has many staff, it is very possible that boris in his flat above number 11 new nothing about it. you believe that? A head doesn’t have a network of staff who will report everything to him and that is before mentioning the domestic staff in Downing Street "

Even if Boris was unaware, the t appears soem of his "deputy heads" were, perhaps were even at the parties. Given this happened just after the end of the day, yiud imagine some were still "at school" and would have heard it, even if they were unaware beforehand.

And presumably these "students" were told clearly they couldn't have a party. The fact they ignored the edict isn't a great sign of how well Boris can lead.

And in finding out their may have been an illegal party, for a head to say no party happened and if it did it rulesnwere for followed etc is just pretty shit. It's taken a fuck load of evidence for him to even investigate. Again, poor leadership. Especially when they are his laws.

Im amazed the free pass he is stil getting from some.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I wouldn't believe this lot if I asked them the date with a calendar in front of them, a polygraph, a truth serum, Jesus, Joseph, Mary, the 12 disciples were stood the side of them

Duplicitous bunch of hypocrites

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By *en_Dover79Man
over a year ago

Oswaldtwistle

wouldnt be as much fun as a Fab party surely

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"did he think that last year's party at number 10 would stay hidden and not get exposed?

Having 12 crates of Indian lager, delivered in dimploamtic attaches don't count as an urgent COBRA meeting does it?

You do realise that even if there was a party, it was nothing do with Boris - right?

He did not arrange one, he did not attend one. To blame Boris is like me blaming you for your neighbour having a party!!!

You don't know any of that, but it is like saying all the staff in Asda had a party in the store and the management didn't know

No its more like saying students at a school had a party in a classroom and the head did not know. Number 10 is a huge place and has many staff, it is very possible that boris in his flat above number 11 new nothing about it."

During 1 of the parties - it now seems there were many - there's a pic of him doing a zoom quiz to groups of people in no 10. And you really still think he knew nothing about any of this? Wow.

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By *orny PT OP   Man
over a year ago

Peterborough

And how many security cameras, security staff are in those rooms and corridors and even cleaners had to tidy up the mess.

Does the Cabinet not have any Whips watching their collective moves?

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By *orny PT OP   Man
over a year ago

Peterborough

Who thinks that if history turned out differently and BoJo was PM during WWII, he would have had a NYE firework display in the back garden, during the blackout and denied all knowledge?

Pure hypothetical satire of course, but no stretch of the imagination required.

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By *ooneyCouple
over a year ago

Chester

I think it doesn't matter what your political party you vote for, the bloke is a total twat, he's taking the piss out of all, there is one rule for his lot and another for us. His whole team are incompetent or out for themselves, at least Hancock when caught red handed resigned, Boris had an enquiry into who leaked the CC TV.

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By *ad66Couple
over a year ago

Manchester

Do people really believe that the evidence of that Xmas party has only just come to light??

They've been holding on to it so it can be exposed at just the right time!

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By *uddy laneMan
over a year ago

dudley


"Do people really believe that the evidence of that Xmas party has only just come to light??

They've been holding on to it so it can be exposed at just the right time! "

It is an illusion of disfunction and corruption, the conditioned will and always react to triggers and characters.

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By *tace 309TV/TS
over a year ago

durham

Who won the quiz that Boris hosted

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By *ayjay218Man
over a year ago

Aberdeen


"Who won the quiz that Boris hosted "
the Downing Street cat

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By *ayjay218Man
over a year ago

Aberdeen


"Despite what Dtarmer said I do not believe for one moment Labour held no parties last year

The whole lot need binning "
well until there’s some sort of accusation or reports, I just see that as a poor effort at deflection

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By *tace 309TV/TS
over a year ago

durham

I do not believe Starmer when he said Labour had no parties last Christmas. The whole lot need binning

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