I think it was about money money money.
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- Thread starter TomandJerry
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As far as Tories are concerned, that is the name of the game.
Some sort of game I think, the winner takes it all.
Was the Abba party ever actually referred to in Parliament? Because if it weren't - then the committee wouldn't be able to ask about it, as Johnson the Liar wouldn't have had a chance to mislead Parliament.
KZNSeagull
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Super trooper, I mean duper.
clapham_gull
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All sorts of rumours in the press at time, including their "child care" arrangements over Christmas. However pretty irrelevant to the current inquiry because he wasn't asked about it and didn't have the opportunity to tell a porkie.
Sue Gray didn't look into it because the Police were looking into it at the same time so she couldn't. After the Police decided not to proceed there wasn't much need for her to and in any case it's a "private" residence.
As for the Police not investigating fully, but that's the MET so say no more.
It was the precursor to the Cliff Richard gathering when the Sunaks moved in.
All downstairs could hear was "Carrie doesn't live here anymore" on a loop.
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Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
No, which is strange in itself.
Machiavelli
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Rishi Sunak bans media from Conservatives’ spring conference
Press and public barred from attending, with party claiming it is an ‘internal event closed to media’
www.theguardian.com
Nobby
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Hi Nadine
Come and have a chat if you’re ever in the constituency.
Did you know that local people call you Mad Nad?
Appalling isn’t it. Why is completely beyond me
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Rishi Sunak bans media from Conservatives’ spring conference
Press and public barred from attending, with party claiming it is an ‘internal event closed to media’
nicko31
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Pevenseagull
meh
- Jul 20, 2003
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nicko31
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The British public are too gaslit to protest properly.
Machiavelli
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Also always worth repeating that, unlike most other organisations in both the political and charity sector, the IEA refuses to divulge where its funding come from.
Oligarchs doing one over the people.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
IEA, TPA, and ERG all based at Tufton Street as well as others that don't spring immediately to mind.
Scappa
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Ahem. Sorry.
Set the lying sacks of b*****d adrift on the ocean
Matthew Elliot is a much better fit in the Tower of London rather than the House of Lords. Traitor.
“Elliott – who was mooted to be on the cusp of joining Sajid Javid’s team as an adviser after he was made chancellor in 2019 – was a prominent member of Conservative Friends of Russia, a group which has been accused of uncritically supporting Putin.”
Former Vote Leave chief exec linked to Conservative Friends of Russia
Former Vote Leave man Matthew Elliot is among a string of murky connections linking the Conservative Party to Russian money.
www.thelondoneconomic.com