Tory Party Corruption

harvetheslayer wrote:

On and on it goes
Interesting that Maugham is for the first time mentioning "corruption" outright

The Brexit hating Maughan you idolise is the archetypal 'run with the hare and hunt with the hounds' sort of bloke who, while attacking supposed cronyism, earned his laurels by doing the 'exact opposite' by helping the super-duper rich avoid paying a £1billion tax bill. So much for caring for the tax paying citizens like you and I.


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Who loves you baby....?


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Then there were the builders who refused to be intimidated....


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Just another Brexit thread innit.

There you go.....this disgusting vile animal can do what he likes

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harvetheslayer wrote:

There you go.....this disgusting vile animal can do what he likes

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Lmfao I've been trying to tell you this for a couple of years now, has the penny finally dropped?

harvetheslayer wrote:

There you go.....this disgusting vile animal can do what he likes

If we should look among ourselves I'm sure we would find any number of seedy ignoramuses who would, given half the chance, run roughshod over the "likes of the many" in their pursuit to stay in the EU.

Or bribe a doctor to get the jab before they are meant to get it.

What I find simply astonishing with the electorate is that whilst we have undoubtedly a liar a cheat and a coward in Number 10 its seems increasingly that a lot of people simply dont care and consider the sleaze and corruption as acceptable.

Very frustrating for people that do care about our standing in the World now at an all time low

Look at Michael Fabricant Tory MP who yesterday called the Muslims in the conflict "primitives". As of time of post he's still in office. How low we have sunk this last 11 years where corruption is viewed as the norm and clearly endorsed by many on this thread but certainly not all

The will of the people trumps everything.

Vile corrupt evil and utterly immoral Government

Watch in disbelief as they're handed their arse once again by Peter Stefanovic

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lol

harvetheslayer wrote:

Look at Michael Fabricant Tory MP who yesterday called the Muslims in the conflict "primitives". As of time of post he's still in office. How low we have sunk this last 11 years where corruption is viewed as the norm and clearly endorsed by many on this thread but certainly not all

I readily agree that Fabricant could easily have toned it down a smidgeon by consulting the "Harve book of suitable expletives" Err, maybe not.


Devon's Samuel Taylor Coleridge could have been speaking of the Crusader Knights when he wrote:

The Knight's bones are dust,
And his good sword rust:
His soul is with the saints, I trust.

The knights of old have long been at rest and yet the Muslims ?


Incidentally, if you had to put your house on it, who do you think fired the first rocket/bullet ?

39 years later nothing has changed.....always worth rolling out the oldies if only for his deluded followers here
(Angry dont even bother lol)

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Nothing to see, keep moving.

harvetheslayer wrote:

39 years later nothing has changed.....always worth rolling out the oldies if only for his deluded followers here
(Angry dont even bother lol)

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Digging out a 39 year old letter about a young boy's school days has got to be pretty desperate. As the author of over a dozen books I imagine Johnson's career - which still has a long way to go, will easily eclipse that of a letter-writing house master.

He’s just desperate to be someone like his mates Jameson and Newell.

Well that housemaster got it completely wrong didn’t he !!

Graiser wrote:

Well that housemaster got it completely wrong didn’t he !!

Your stupidity knows no bounds
Back in the real world Jo Maugham is holding the Government to account. Am watching real time updates

Endemic corruption

Sickening

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Desperation, desperation, desperation.

You talking about the real world don't make me laugh!

This has been a right result for Boris Johnson able to bury ongoing horrendous news in light of Diana and Martin Bashir revelations

However anyone who follows Jo Maugham and his lawyer practice currently in court with the Government will know whats coming this week and as Maugham says "it goes right to the top"

Cummings on oath this Wednesday and his quite deliberate tweeting has been savage in the last few days. Teflon Johnson I suspect will be as devious as possible to lessen the upcoming damage

(Graiser Mouldy dont take my word for it go and read about it yourselves but fair warning its quite sickening if you happen to know anyone who has indeed died)

harvetheslayer wrote:

This has been a right result for Boris Johnson able to bury ongoing horrendous news in light of Diana and Martin Bashir revelations

However anyone who follows Jo Maugham and his lawyer practice currently in court with the Government will know whats coming this week and as Maugham says "it goes right to the top"

Cummings on oath this Wednesday and his quite deliberate tweeting has been savage in the last few days. Teflon Johnson I suspect will be as devious as possible to lessen the upcoming damage

(Graiser Mouldy dont take my word for it go and read about it yourselves but fair warning its quite sickening if you happen to know anyone who has indeed died)

I won’t take your word on anything.

Come on Harve, get a grip, next you will tell us that pm boris wanted herd immunity from the start.

He is doing his honest best FFS!

seadog wrote:

Come on Harve, get a grip, next you will tell us that pm boris wanted herd immunity from the start.

He is doing his honest best FFS!

Flog anything

What an utter corrupt fiasco over Johnsons flat.
Best the enquiry could pin on him was that he was somewhat "unwise"....The chain of money funnelled in was beyond belief though

He could chop off childrens heads in the street and he'd still come out smelling of roses the repulsive scroat