Thread: Updated: Boris resigns as party leader
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Old 03-05-2022, 18:56   #1909
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Re: All those No.10 lockdown parties
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Originally Posted by Sephiroth View Post
Boris must have known that indoor gatherings other than for work purposes (that means working and not a knees-up). He knew because he announced the laws.

Then he lied by saying he thought they were work events.

You can't announce laws and then genuinely believe that a violation was not a violation. Well boris could.
You are assuming that the police have interpreted the law correctly.

You can surely see why Boris and in fact all his advisors believed this to be a work event. He had just been to one meeting and was about to commence another when someone arrived with a cake. Nine minutes later, he commenced the scheduled meeting.

You call that a party?

Yet Boris haters on here think that Sir Kier was not breaking the law when he had a beer and food with his mates after campaigning. He didn’t have to do that. The hotel he was staying in served food, which initially he denied. He’s lucky not to have had cake as a dessert then…
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