Superglue wrote:Well at least the Greens have got the balls to take on Lyin Boris’s cover up https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-59753727 And no surprise the standards watchdog clears Rees Mogg of any rule breaking for not declaring his £6 million of loans Looks like they're sticking with it.

Superglue wrote:Well at least the Greens have got the balls to take on Lyin Boris’s cover up https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-59753727 And no surprise the standards watchdog clears Rees Mogg of any rule breaking for not declaring his £6 million of loans Looks like they're sticking with it.

wrencat1873 wrote:Is that the watchdog where Boris has the final say ? I think its Kathryn Stone OBE. https://www.prospectmagazine.co.uk/poli ... hryn-stone

wrencat1873 wrote:Is that the watchdog where Boris has the final say ? I think its Kathryn Stone OBE. https://www.prospectmagazine.co.uk/poli ... hryn-stone

Think the Con party has done away with watch dogs, they now have pet dogs.

I think you mean lap dogs

He cannot even answer a simple question without appearing to have lied. “Where have you been the last ten days ?”. His answer after looking flustered here of course and then he walks off. I bet the media and press and now in full investigation mode.

He couldn’t find a fridge in time to hide in.

Who told you scarlet?

Like clockwork here comes the TDL

No I believe that the novelty of de Pfeffel has been nullified by the fact he is the most dangerous PM in many years at a most dangerous time. He is so in fear of his libertarian group one of many that he risks everything to avoid a vote. He would win because Labour would support any changes they feel benefit the public against the pandemic. The problem is the Conservatives are so split into their many factions he could not take another rebellion. He even stood up after the last vote to claim it was the Conservatives that got it through much to the merriment of the opposition parties.