Re: All those No.10 lockdown parties
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Originally Posted by Maggy
(Post 36118163)
No! His faithful followers will see to it that someone else will take the blame by throwing themselves under the bus.
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Are we actually interested in the evidence or is this just a personal vendetta? :rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1
(Post 36118170)
:D
We must await the Sue Gray report which will be published after the May election to avoid national politics having an undemocratic impact on voting in what are really local elections. ;)
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It will be published when the police investigation is completed.
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Originally Posted by Hugh
(Post 36118172)
No, I wouldn’t…
You appear to be stating that we need to wait till the end of the police investigation to understand if any laws have been broken, even though three groups of people have already been given fixed penalty notices for breaking the law…
Johnson has admitted attending three of the twelve parties under investigation - you appear to be pre-judging the outcome… ;)
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I’m not pre-judging anything - you are.
I am aware of the fines, but Boris has not had one, and I don’t think he will either, from what I have read, but yes, there may be things that have not come out yet. As long as he is not found to have broken the rules personally, there is no case for him to answer.
Boris has not admitted to attending any parties. He may have attended work events, but he would say they were not parties. Whether or not that is true is for the police to judge.
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1
(Post 36118188)
"Let's wait until the Sue Gray report is published" is what Old Boys tells us all to do but then he breaks those rules himself!
Reminds me of something else. ;)
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I’ve given my opinion, sure, but I have always maintained that it is for the police to judge whether or not that is correct.
You, however, seem to have abandoned any notion of proof before judgement, which I find rather worrying. Let’s hope you are never falsely accused of anything.
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