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David Cameron and the Pig

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...g-society.html

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A distinguished Oxford contemporary claims Cameron once took part in an outrageous initiation ceremony at a Piers Gaveston event, involving a dead pig. His extraordinary suggestion is that the future PM inserted a private part of his anatomy into the animal’s mouth.

The source — himself an MP — first made the allegation out of the blue at a business dinner in June 2014. Lowering his voice, he claimed to have seen photographic evidence of this disgusting ritual.

:shocked::confused:

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So black mirror was a documentary then??? :Yikes:

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Ah now I understand my friend's remarks about a pig fest on twitter..However it is the DM and without direct evidence it's just hearsay and innuendo..

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It does explain a few things.

Imagine being told the story while tucking into a bacon roll.

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I've always said he's weird.
there's something just not right about him.

where else has he stuck it?
hmmmmmmm!

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Well the BBC hasn't used the Daily Mail's front page on their round up of today's newspaper headlines.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-the-papers-34310771

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Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35799259)

I've always said he's weird.
there's something just not right about him.

where else has he stuck it?
hmmmmmmm!

tbf, you also said (repeatedly) that he would never get re-elected......;)

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Most BBQs/Braiis/Barbie's are literally a ceremony involving dead animals including pigs :D

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Amusing comment in the BBC article...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-34312744

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BBC assistant political editor Norman Smith said the as yet unpublished book, Call Me Dave, was "less a story about stupid student pranks, and more a story about raw political revenge".

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Well he is denying it. Could be that this book is a pig in a poke? :D

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Well, the source should be easy to identify - a Tory MP who was at Oxford at the same time as Cameron.

There aren't that many, believe it or not...

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Originally Posted by Chris (Post 35799311)

Well he is denying it. Could be that this book is a pig in a poke? :D

Not really, It's more of a poke in a pig. ;)

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Some bad news against Dave, up pops Ivan yet again. (Daily Fail). More sickening than the actual pig story.

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Now they're showing Dave in Wales just last weekend when he was saying he wants this pig. and taking the pig home. and nobody knowing why up until now.

he's been sussed!
he has to resign now!

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35799284)

tbf, you also said (repeatedly) that he would never get re-elected......;)

I said he won't last long.

we're just waiting for the pig resignation :D

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Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35799401)

I said he won't last long.

No doubt as reliable as your other predictions.:D

The Sun today is going large on the cocain angle of the "revelations"

By all accounts Lord Ashcroft is not a man to cross and Cameron had done just that, so far all the stories are just that. Nobody has stuck their head above the parapet to confirm or deny them.

Cameron is not the first of our politicians to have done things at Uni that they later regret and he won't be the last.

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Originally Posted by heero_yuy (Post 35799421)

By all accounts Lord Ashcroft is not a man to cross and Cameron had done just that, so far all the stories are just that. Nobody has stuck their head above the parapet to confirm or deny them.

I am surprised more scrutiny is not being directed as Ashcroft. He was snubbed for a job in Government that he felt he deserved and now goes off on a revenge mission.

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It wouldn't be a big surprise if someone came out of the woodwork with a few revelations...

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Originally Posted by heero_yuy (Post 35799421)

No doubt as reliable as your other predictions.:D

The Sun today is going large on the cocain angle of the "revelations"

By all accounts Lord Ashcroft is not a man to cross and Cameron had done just that, so far all the stories are just that. Nobody has stuck their head above the parapet to confirm or deny them.

Cameron is not the first of our politicians to have done things at Uni that they later regret and he won't be the last.

From the Times today (behind paywall).

http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/news/p...cle4564348.ece

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Isabel Oakeshott, a political journalist, today tried to laugh off the anecdote and to distance herself from the tidal wave of ribaldry on social media after extracts of her new unauthorised biography of the prime minister Call Me Dave were serialised in the Daily Mail.

Ms Oakeshott swatted away accusations that she failed to find a second source to corroborate the story that the future prime minister inserted a private part of his anatomy into the mouth of a dead pig.

“Well, hang on a minute, this is not Watergate, is it? It’s a small story about student hijinks,” she said on ITV’s Good Morning Britain.

“The anecdote is presented as just an anecdote in the book. We do not say this is fact. We say this is an account that we were given by a senior MP and initially we thought it was a joke but that senior MP continued to make that allegation over a period of time.

“Now we couldn’t get to the bottom of it and honestly it’s not Watergate, and we didn’t think there was any point in putting vast teams of resources and researchers into that story so what we did is report it as an anecdote, and we said, this is what we were told, we don’t know, you can make up your own mind....

....Downing Street, which officially refused to comment, briefed off the record that the story was nonsense and that Mr Cameron was never a member of the Piers Gaveston dining society, where the incident was alleged to have taken place.

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Another update from the Times Politics section

http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/news/p...cle4564053.ece

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Sensational claims that David Cameron engaged in obscene activities with a pig’s head while a student at Oxford were unravelling last night after the authors of a new biography admitted they had failed to corroborate the story.

The prime minister was subjected to humiliation and ridicule yesterday over claims that he performed an indecent act with a pig during a bizarre initiation ritual. One of the authors said, however, that they “couldn’t get to the bottom” of the charge, but printed it anyway.

The biography, Call Me Dave, by Lord Ashcroft, the former Conservative peer and prominent opponent of Mr Cameron, and Isabel Oakeshott, a journalist, also contains a series of allegations about the prime minister’s past relationship with drugs.

The most extraordinary claim is that Mr Cameron took part in an initiation ritual for the Piers Gaveston club, named after the supposed lover of Edward II. Friends of the prime minister vigorously contest the account, pointing out that he was not even a member of the exotic Oxford club where the ceremony is supposed to have taken place.

Oakeshott told Channel 4 News: “We couldn’t get to the bottom of that source’s allegation, so we merely reported the account that the source gave us.” She added that the story about the pig was only a few paragraphs in a full-length book and the authors “don’t say whether we think it’s true”.

The biography reveals that they tried and failed to obtain alleged photographic evidence that the incident had taken place.

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Gary will be soooo upset... :D

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I bet his missus was wondering why he refers to her a "babe". ;)

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there's nothing like a pork chopper :)

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Get in line if you ever want to be 'in' :rofl:

I'm not in. Clearly :) no job, no nothing because I'm not in or rather should I say because I refuse to give a retard my life to then give back to me https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2016/01/10.gif Attempting to hijack other peoples life will end with a huge dose of karma ;)