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Will they be having a welcome party when it arrives?
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- Thread starter TomandJerry
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Will they be having a welcome party when it arrives?
Neville's Breakfast
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The BBC are saying the Met does not object to early publication of the Sue Gray report.
nwgull
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Sky now saying that Sue Gray actually received pics of Boris on the lash to back up witness reports.
Sam Coates Sky [MENTION=612]Sam[/MENTION]CoatesSky
Sky News understands that officials have handed over to investigators photos of parties in Downing Street which include images of Boris Johnson
Sue Gray was given the pictures of people close together with wine bottles.
Please can Gove be there as well.
Please please please.
Sky News understands that officials have handed over to investigators photos of parties in Downing Street which include images of Boris Johnson
Sue Gray was given the pictures of people close together with wine bottles.
Please can Gove be there as well.
Please please please.
Sam Coates Sky
[MENTION=612]Sam[/MENTION]CoatesSky
Sky News understands that officials have handed over to investigators photos of parties in Downing Street which include images of Boris Johnson
Sue Gray was given the pictures of people close together with wine bottles.
Please can Gove be there as well.
Please please please.
[MENTION=612]Sam[/MENTION]CoatesSky
Sky News understands that officials have handed over to investigators photos of parties in Downing Street which include images of Boris Johnson
Sue Gray was given the pictures of people close together with wine bottles.
Please can Gove be there as well.
Please please please.
- Jul 10, 2003
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My goodness, I wouldn't want you to keep justifying what you decided back then. It's done. This is about how we move forward from the position we now find ourselves in as a result. But here is where we should do it https://nortr3nixy.nimpr.uk/showthread.php?343854-The-Brexit-Thread&p=10152145&viewfull=1#post10152145 not on this thread, obviously
Well we know he loves a disco
West Hoathly Seagull
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If you knew what RC had been through, you would NOT be making comments like that.
Neville's Breakfast
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My goodness, I wouldn't want you to keep justifying what you decided back then. It's done. This is about how we move forward from the position we now find ourselves in as a result. But here is where we should do it https://nortr3nixy.nimpr.uk/showthread.php?343854-The-Brexit-Thread&p=10152145&viewfull=1#post10152145 not on this thread, obviously
This is just an internet chat forum old chap. I come on here for a bit of a diversion and social contact, not to be interrogated
portslade seagull
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Only issue is with the Met now investigating the presumed parties I have not much faith with Cressinda Dick the chief constable actually dealing with it properly. Another independent police force should oversee it. Having abided by the rules I think Bojo should now walk
Question for those more in the know
Why is number 10 seeing it first? Why is it just not published publicly at the same time
Why is number 10 seeing it first? Why is it just not published publicly at the same time
- Jul 10, 2003
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Because the PM has asked a civil servant who works for him to investigate and prepare a report on the facts of what happened within a defined criteria. It will be presented to her boss (the PM) and then it's actually down to him what he does with it
Although, I could imagine that if he doesn't release it, he may be under a little bit of pressure
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
He needs to grab the last remaining tiny atom of dignity and go tonight.
- Jul 10, 2003
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Since there is no police officer senior to her, which particular independent police force did you have in mind
And you do realise that if Johnson walks, you won't get the Johnson 5 year plan that you voted for 2 years ago ? Out of interest, at what point do you think this superb economic strategist, excellent international negotiator, master of diplomacy and brilliant leader of the UK Government that you decided was the man to take Britain forward into a new age, became a proven lying, duplicitous, unscrupulous, self obsessed, deceitful, unprincipled, corrupt, egotistical ****
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portslade seagull
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Since there is no police officer senior to her, which particular independent police force did you have in mind
She is a bumbling nightmare. Another force must be able to investigate
Because the PM has asked a civil servant who works for him to investigate and prepare a report on the facts of what happened within a defined criteria. It will be presented to her boss (the PM) and then it's actually down to him what he does with it
Although, I could imagine that if he doesn't release it, he may be under a little bit of pressure
If he doesn't release it I can see a media bidding war for an exclusive no holds barred interview with our Sue.
But the correct answer to the question is "so that he gets it in front of his spin doctors first"
- Jul 10, 2003
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So he can burn the only copy on his BBQ
He won’t, of course. Boooooo!
But it will be fascinating to hear how he tries to reconcile his “there were no parties” remarks with the confirmation that he was physically in the room for his own birthday gathering. The photographs would really nail that particular… er… fib home so I hope they make it into the public domain.
He rejected the Pritti Patel bullying case: "Mr Johnson rejected his adviser's findings and said he had "full confidence" in his home secretary."
Since he has already said he has broken no rules, he has already found himself innocent of all charges and will therefore reject any findings that Sue Gray may erroneously and career-limitingly include in her report.
So will exonerate himself and carry on, believing he is the greatest Prime Minister, bar none, ever to redecorate the flat at number 11.
Since he has already said he has broken no rules, he has already found himself innocent of all charges and will therefore reject any findings that Sue Gray may erroneously and career-limitingly include in her report.
So will exonerate himself and carry on, believing he is the greatest Prime Minister, bar none, ever to redecorate the flat at number 11.