Thread: BoJo referred to police by the Cabinet Office. Partygate II?
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Old 29-05-2023, 19:06   #41
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Re: BoJo referred to police by the Cabinet Office. Partygate II?
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Originally Posted by Dave42 View Post
has nothing to do with the cake as you well know OB it the gatherings that broke the rules
Are you sure about that, Dave? There are a lot of people who think that eating cake or drinking alcohol are proof of a party.

Clearly, that is not the case, but it appears to have swayed the Met. If there hadn’t been cake, Boris would not have been fined. Ridiculous, I know, but true.

It’s also true that Kier attended a function with curry and alcohol at a party member’s house. Police reaction? Move on, nothing to see here….

The ONLY difference apart from the fact that Kier was at a social event and Boris was at a work event was that Boris had cake.

Think about it. If it wasn’t so glaringly obvious and tragic, it would make a hilarious comedy. How to make something out of nothing, and do it so inconsistently, citing cake as the final arbiter when cake isn’t even mentioned in the rules. Yet a social event is OK, when it really isn’t!
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