If there's no room for them in prisons, what will they do with all the dodgy Tories once the inquiries into the last 14 years have concluded?
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Nice garden. I wonder if there are any new features in it paid for by the winning election bet HE apparently made?
He is now under investigation too.
Bob!
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This campaign has simply opened a window to the public onto this cabal's complete and utter incompetence. From what I understand, they have been exactly like this in Government for the last five years
Machiavelli
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You couldn't make this up. It's gold.
Machiavelli
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It's textbook. But, as dire as the campaign has been, it's the 14 year record, and the failed policy agenda that ought to be most under scrutiny. And as to that failed policy agenda, it also includes distractions such as Brexit so that said failed policy agenda hasn't received the attention that is now so patently long overdue.
You'll not get very far with a shovel like that!! What you need is a proper ditch-digging spade.
Two weeks away from a GE and the Tory’s, true to form are drowning in another very serious scandal.
Arrests and gambling corruption.
Corruption, sleaze, and treachery to the absolute last minute.
I can’t wait to see this lot out on their arses.
Arrests and gambling corruption.
Corruption, sleaze, and treachery to the absolute last minute.
I can’t wait to see this lot out on their arses.
I hope they bang them up. Fat pair of ****s could do with a few years on bread and water.
BBC Question Time: Rishi Sunak, Keir Starmer, Ed Davey and John Swinney in TV event
Leaders grilled by BBC audience on NHS, trust and past promises in election event hosted by Fiona Bruce
www.bbc.co.uk
The Conservatives will never suspend support for the candidate, of course, as they simply cannot afford to give seats away. Makes an interesting counterpoint to the Labour candidate whose support was withdrawn only yesterday.
Good God.
How bad is the general publics opinion of the Tories, when we’re taking the side of bookies against them.
How bad is the general publics opinion of the Tories, when we’re taking the side of bookies against them.
Pinkie Brown
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If ever there was a join-the-dots scandal. One thing is near dead cert - Paddy Power will be milking all this soon for some kind of promo. For that I will offer VERY short odds.....I hope they bang them up. Fat pair of ****s could do with a few years on bread and water.
BBC Question Time: Rishi Sunak, Keir Starmer, Ed Davey and John Swinney in TV event
Leaders grilled by BBC audience on NHS, trust and past promises in election event hosted by Fiona Brucewww.bbc.co.uk
Mary Poppins! What’s that?
It's the Bagger 288 excavator. Usually, it's a tool for open-pit mining, but it turns out that its early career was just a warm-up for the post-election clean up.
World's Biggest Excavator
Built by Krupp (now ThyssenKrupp) of Germany, the Bagger 288 excavator is the world's largest land vehicle. It is now owned and operated...
technologydigest.blogspot.com
Pinkie Brown
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There's no end to it. Another Tory is under investigation by the police. Brendan Clarke-Smith, one of the 2019 Red Wall finest [sic] is under investigation for using a government franking machine (taxpayer funded) to send out personal election campaign letters to his constituents.
Using the office franking machine for personal mail is so old hat. Clarke-Smith wasn't the sharpest of knives so elaborate frauds are probably out his league, to be fair.
www.mirror.co.uk
Using the office franking machine for personal mail is so old hat. Clarke-Smith wasn't the sharpest of knives so elaborate frauds are probably out his league, to be fair.
Tory Brendan Clarke-Smith leaves locals 'outraged' with taxpayer-funded letters
Complaints have been made to the Police, parliament authorities and Speaker Lindsay Hoyle over 'thousands and thousands' of letters posted after the election was called
www.mirror.co.uk
TomandJerry
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BJ is cashing in
Actually a very interesting read.It's the Bagger 288 excavator. Usually, it's a tool for open-pit mining, but it turns out that its early career was just a warm-up for the post-election clean up.
World's Biggest Excavator
Built by Krupp (now ThyssenKrupp) of Germany, the Bagger 288 excavator is the world's largest land vehicle. It is now owned and operated...
It’s an absolute beast. Some of the costs and the logistics of moving the thing are genuinely staggering.
It crushes any road it moves along and they have to be rebuilt
Once picked up a large bulldozer by mistake
