Thread: Updated: Boris resigns as party leader
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Old 13-01-2022, 23:24   #484
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Re: All those No.10 lockdown parties
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 View Post
Ported from the Epstein thread.


We have more than allegations, we have actual evidence:
- The email invitation
- Johnson's admission he attended.

You could probably argue that we have witnesses as well.
The answers to which are:

- We don’t yet know whether the PM knew about that invitation;
- The PM has stated he addressed the employees but did not realise it was a party (if indeed it was).

I can understand why Boris-haters don’t want to wait for the inquiry. They might belatedly realise that this was an honest mistake - or maybe not a mistake or an illegal act at all.

This is the danger of relying on allegations. Making an allegation doesn’t make it true.

Unless you hate the person the allegation refers to, of course!
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