Boris Johnson, former Prime Minister

[brassnecked]

Rishi is needed by the WEF for the  introduction of the CBDC  programmable BritCoin that they want to replace cash with, the greased piglet is a sideshow. that's the Tinfoil Hat view, the reality is they are all a bunch of corrupt ne'er do well's who should be in jail not running a country.

[tobyjugg2]

Sunak was an arch Brexiter exactly to enable the tax havens and tax avoidance he continued to use and ensure a lack of regulation in that and other money making for the rich endeavors, and which the EU was clamping down on, including P&O running tax haven freeports and enabling fracking in the UK - britcoin would have been a part of the freeport tax haven dodgy money and goods protection expansion.

Even the telegraph reporting that... (see bottom)

 

"Rishi Sunak has broken with Cabinet colleagues after saying the Dubai-based owner of P&O Ferries should not be blocked from involvement in the UK’s freeports.

The Chancellor said P&O’s behaviour was “appalling” but that the involvement of its parent, DP World, in the Thames and Solent freeports was a separate matter."

 

"DP World is investing £300m in an expansion of the London Gateway, which would be part of the Thames freeport, and is the owner of the Port of Southampton’s deep water terminal, making it a major player in the Solent freeport."

 

 

On the fines

It seems reported the fines are for the surprise birthday party , which according to Johnson 'the corrupt liars' repeated statements didn't break any rules

- so claiming his birthday party didnt break rules ...

 

and What about all the other events, around 6 of which Johnson is alleged to have attended that the met appears to be delaying, obfuscating and denying over for Johnson and his cronies?

 

 

 

 

Tories split as Rishi Sunak backs P&O owner's freeports role

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Ferry company's behaviour “appalling” but separate matter to Thames and Solent schemes, says Chancellor

 

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[tobyjugg2]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isnt Johnsons  birthday party the one where sunak said he went in on business, then left straight away?

- If so, why the fine?
 

Sunak is a fracking and shale gas in the UK supporter too

- probably why he wanted to keep the green card so he could leave the poisoned landscape once he made money for the poisoners

 

Truss been fined yet? or did no-one invite her to any of the jollies?

[honeybee13]

There are rumours onlinr that Sunak might resign.

 

Meanwhile a health worker called Matthew Tovey has started a petition calling on Johnson and Sunak to go. It's currently heading for 69,000 signatures.

 

Petition · Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak broke the law. They have to resign. #Partygate · Change.org

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Boris Johnson, Prime Minister of the UK, and Rishi Sunak, the Chancellor, were today issued fines for breaking lockdown regulations. Boris Johnson...

 

 

[tobyjugg2]

Makes me laugh that its supposedly its the first time hes broken the law in office ..

... Just the first time the Met has been forced into confirming it

 

- and Johnsons still claiming that food, drinks, cake, songs but he didnt break the rules.

 

and apparently sunak had an orange juice and sang happy birthday before he 'immediately left

[tobyjugg2]

41 minutes ago, honeybee13 said:

There are rumours onlinr that Sunak might resign.

 

Meanwhile a health worker called Matthew Tovey has started a petition calling on Johnson and Sunak to go. It's currently heading for 69,000 signatures.

 

Petition · Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak broke the law. They have to resign. #Partygate · Change.org

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Boris Johnson, Prime Minister of the UK, and Rishi Sunak, the Chancellor, were today issued fines for breaking lockdown regulations. Boris Johnson...

 

 

 

If that starts to build, and sunak resigns rather than sharing Johnsons heat ....

That could hurt the little toad, and Truss would be ecstatic

[tobyjugg2]

anyway,

What about the party in Johnsons no10 flat allegedly with 'lulu heavy wallpaper' among a number of others in attendance at the business meeting with cake, songs, games and wine?

 

.. Or will he continue to claim 'i entirely unaware just working and people leapt on me with songs, cake and alcohol for an hour or 10 before I managed to fight them off.

 

Of course, lulu was there to put the 3 ton of wallpaper back up which kept falling down, and that was a bottle of wallpaper paste and a brush in her hands not the bollli and cake it might seem at an oiks inexperienced glance

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[honeybee13]

Is it possible they're trying to say that there weren't parties, just 'gatherings'? I'm not sure how that helps though because gatherings weren't allowed either.

[tobyjugg2]

perhaps they were business meetings that just happened to have party games, cake, booze and songs,

with work colleagues, family, doners,  and your decorator among others ...

 

.. all above board and nothing to be ashamed of or deny happened ... oops

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[tobyjugg2]

A Tory MP was “factually incorrect” to compare Boris Johnson’s attendance at a birthday bash in Downing Street to nurses having a drink at the end of their shift, the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has said.

 

 

Lichfield MP Michael Fabricant had earlier told BBC News:

I don’t think at any time he thought he was breaking the law... he thought just like many teachers and nurses who after a very long shift would go back to the staff room and have a quiet drink.

Writing to him, Pat Cullen, general secretary of the RCN, said:

We remain at the forefront of pandemic response. Despite political narrative, as health and care professionals we know the Covid-19 context is nowhere near over. While you position yourself with some authority as to the behaviour and actions of nurses during the pandemic, I’d like to inform you of the following facts.

Throughout the pandemic - and still certainly, now - most days, nurses and nursing support workers, when finally finishing a number of unpaid hours well past shift end, will get home, clean their uniforms, shower and collapse into bed.

Throughout the early pandemic, this was often alone, for the protection of others - kept away from family, friends and support networks. These shifts - in communities, in hospitals, anywhere people are - are long, unrelenting, understaffed and intense.

 

At the end of one of the many hours, days and years we have worked, since recognition of the pandemic, I can assure you that none of us have sought to hang out and ‘have a quiet one in the staff room.’ There isn’t a site in England that would allow alcohol on the premises for any professional to consume during working hours.

 

As frontline professionals, still dealing with the implications of the pandemic - understaffed, underpaid, overworked, exhausted, burnt out and still holding it together while doing the best we can for our patients. It is utterly demoralising - and factually incorrect - to hear you suggest that our diligent, safety critical profession can reasonably be compared to any elected official breaking the law, at any time.

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[honeybee13]

Well said the RCN. The Tories just don't get it, do they?

[unclebulgaria67]

Not only "they don't get it",  they don't care !

 

Arrogance of power, thinking they are the natural party of Government.

 

Opposition parties need to work harder to win over voters around the UK that they have the ideas to help improve quality of life for the majority.

[brassnecked]

The Tories feel with that 80 seat majority they are untouchable, and they will have more things in place like the Online Harms Bill that could even affect what we are saying about them on this Forum,. Might be worth checking what it and OFCOM as a watchdog will do to the way advice Forums operate.  It might have no impact, but then again with bad drafting and catch alls in the sections it might. It will affect FB and Twitter, not sure  whether advice  on a Forum can be classed as Publishing in the way the Bill captures Social media.

 

Harmful but legal content may include anything OFCOM decides it is, so how to deal with Bailiffs might be classed so, as it affects the expedient collection of debt.

[tobyjugg2]

and probably think loosing thousands of local council seats is a mixed blessing as they can then blame 'not populist' councilors for any issues

 

 

So when we getting the bring your own bottle with cakes, hats and games 'business meeting' results?

and the 'demonics been exorcised' 'business meeting' in the Johnson flat with loud music, drinks, games, party hats etc?

 

and will Johnson try to avoid being named? (1000-1 on that)

 

 

and yes, there is a war on

- A war on peoples lives, democracy, honesty, accountability and common decency, with Putin, Johnson and Trump seeming to be the 3 main enemies to be defeated.

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[honeybee13]

I don't often write to my MP but I'm seriously considering it now. There's a possibility, although it may be faint, that if enough Tory MPs receive enough angry letters that they will put pressure on Johnson and Sunak to resign. At the very least, they should know how people feel.

 

My Tory MP is a staunch supporter of the government but as he's from the 2019 intake, I think it's worth a try.

[tobyjugg2]

dream on HB - theres no general election due

Worth doing though.

 

 

On a side note of cost of living and profiteering that is happening under Johnson and Sunak

 

7% inflation to put the context of 2.1% pay increases

 

Fuel prices

Bulk fuel prices have come down about 15p a liter ... + 5p fuel duty reduction, plus 1p off vat = 21p reduction

Has anyone seen more than a 3 or 4p reduction in their fuel costs?

 

Food prices - up 15-20%

 

Exports - sitting in queues at dover rotting

UK Crops - rotting

 

while the middle eastern owned P&O who also broke UK law in sacking UK workers are allowed to not only continue, but be a major part of the UKs tax fiddle freeports

 

Corruption (physical, legal and moral) and usury - the epitome, the very definition of a Johnson UK.

 

 

 

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[honeybee13]

As you say, I won't know unless I try. MPs said during one of the last crises that their inboxes were full of angry emails and it did seem to get through that time.

 

ETA: There's also the issue that there could be other fines. What do they do for the next one and the one after that?

[brassnecked]

Sunak is desperate to stay on, he wants to be the Chancellor who ends Cash, and brings in the BritCoin CBDC a programmable Digital Currency, centrally controlled that allows them to decide what you can buy with it unlike other Crypto like Bitcoin and Etherium.

 

Either way he should go along with his greased piglet Johnson who seems still to slippery to catch.

[honeybee13]

Groan... As you say, the chancellor who ends Cash. What could possibly go wrong?

[tobyjugg2]

19 minutes ago, honeybee13 said:

As you say, I won't know unless I try. MPs said during one of the last crises that their inboxes were full of angry emails and it did seem to get through that time.

 

ETA: There's also the issue that there could be other fines. What do they do for the next one and the one after that?

 

Same as this one, deny anything wrong until fined, try to drag out/smother the reporting, then spout something that could be claimed to be withing the definition of an apology no matter how dismissive and rejecting it may actually be,

and pull out those happy to BS to tell everyone nothing to see here, jog one plebs

 

'Tory/populist MP's dont want to rock the boat of their positions from anything as trivial as ministerial abuse of position, lying, corruption and VIProfiteering

 

The whole lot needs to be gone from politics and long past time the UK public woke up and smelled the rotten fish.

The head populist wont care, I'm sure many will be happy to take a back seat for a while to profit from their abuses while they have someone else to blame for the fallout

 

[honeybee13]

The Mirror is saying that Sunak was told not to resign as it would be seen as regicide. It seems he was pretty angry to have turned up for a meeting and end up trapped in the birthday party, as he saw it and then fined.

 

I suppose he can wait for the next FPN, I'm sure there'll be another one along soon.

 

Rishi Sunak 'had to be talked out of resigning over Partygate' as it would damage PM - Mirror Online

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The Chancellor stayed silent for hours last night as he reportedly pondered whether to resign - after Boris Johnson became the first Prime Minister...

 

[tobyjugg2]

1 hour ago, honeybee13 said:

The Mirror is saying that Sunak was told not to resign as it would be seen as regicide. It seems he was pretty angry to have turned up for a meeting and end up trapped in the birthday party, as he saw it and then fined.

 

That claim might be partly true, but all the water falls out the bottom of that bucket when he allegedly stays on just to protect the piece of crap who 'put him in that position', especially when he was repeatedly reported as lining himself up for replacement after 'regicide' on that very person. He was just a bit crap at it.

 

and Putting down a rabid dog that bites children seems a more fitting description to me than regicide.

 

 

1 hour ago, honeybee13 said:

 

I suppose he can wait for the next FPN, I'm sure there'll be another one along soon.

 

 

- but Sunaks lost the final few strands of any chance at any claim to personal honor IMO whether he is personally involved in any more FPNs or not. He should have just buggered off back to the USA. We all know hes going to anyway now.

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[tobyjugg2]

and speaking of mad dogs, yet another real fox paws from Starmer .. again.

The prat should just have kept shtum - or preferably stirred the stormy waters against the populists.

Where the hell was his deputy when this was decided? Probably left out again. Pillock

 

Climate activists say Keir Starmer has ‘betrayed’ them

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Labour leader looks flustered when asked to defend plan to jail climate activists

 

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[tobyjugg2]

just to simplify the sunak not resigning for Johnson issue

 

1. Does anyone really think Johnson would resign if every single one of his ministers resigned? Some are already well in his pocket so there would be always be some remaining.

or would he just replace any who did and carry on regardless?

 

2. Does anyone think sunak stayed because of some (however twisted) sense honor or duty to the position or the government?

or because it was in his own interests (one or both of: his choice to complete some 'projects for his own or pals intterests, or forced via further leak threats or some such)?

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[honeybee13]

1. No and yes.

 

2. I'm finding it hard to believe Sunak won't go off and do his own thing in hedge funding or whatever before too long.