The Clamp
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I think it was about money money money.What was the Abba gathering?
I think it was about money money money.What was the Abba gathering?
As far as Tories are concerned, that is the name of the game.I think it was about money money money.
Some sort of game I think, the winner takes it all.What was the Abba gathering?
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.Conspiracy theory. Neither the report, the police nor the Privileges Committee are mentioning the Abba gathering (are we allowed to say party?) It seems as though that inquiry is hands-off. Is that why Johnson and Sunak paid their fines without arguing? Lots of rumours abound.
So many questions and so few answers.
Super trooper, I mean duper.Some sort of game I think, the winner takes it all.
Conspiracy theory. Neither the report, the police nor the Privileges Committee are mentioning the Abba gathering (are we allowed to say party?) It seems as though that inquiry is hands-off. Is that why Johnson and Sunak paid their fines without arguing? Lots of rumours abound.
So many questions and so few answers.
What was the Abba gathering?
No, which is strange in itself.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.
Hi NadineSeems that Dorries has been looking in the mirror with some of her fellow Johnson sycophants
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Wouldn't happen in France
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.Always worth repeating that the IEA is a registered charity and that charity status is supposedly not available for political purposes.
IEA, TPA, and ERG all based at Tufton Street as well as others that don't spring immediately to mind.Always worth repeating that the IEA is a registered charity and that charity status is supposedly not available for political purposes.
I will never forget......
Matthew Elliot is a much better fit in the Tower of London rather than the House of Lords. Traitor.IEA, TPA, and ERG all based at Tufton Street as well as others that don't spring immediately to mind.