The Chronicles of Rishi

[richard-john56]

Sad old bunch these savage Tories

[Mr K]

Originally Posted by richard-john56

Sad old bunch these savage Tories

Au contraire, they seem to be taking advantage of their position to have a corrupt, self indulgent jolly good time. ( and we're paying for it in lots of ways).

They are laughing at the electorate, and will be ok whatever, as they've stuffed their pockets at every opportunity.

Originally Posted by richard-john56

Sad old bunch these savage Tories

Thet're also innocent until proven otherwise

Off topic posts removed.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ry-claims.html

Fury in Westminster amid bombshell claims the Tory party covered up alleged rapes by a Conservative MP with Rishi Sunak under mounting pressure to launch an urgent enquiry into the claims

Oliver Dowden acknowledged party may have funded treatment for victim

Rishi Sunak was last night under mounting pressure to investigate bombshell claims that his party covered up alleged rapes by a Tory MP.

Senior figures on all sides at Westminster demanded an urgent inquiry into shocking allegations that the Conservatives sat on the sexual assault claims for years.

Oliver Dowden even acknowledged that his party may have secretly funded medical treatment for a woman who told officials she had been raped by a Tory MP.

The Deputy Prime Minister, who served as party chairman until June last year, said: ‘It may be the case. I’m not denying that it could be the case that those payments were made, but it’s not something that I authorised.’

The devastating claims are alluded to in an explosive new book from ex-minister Nadine Dorries and were first reported by The Mail on Sunday.

The newspaper revealed yesterday that former Tory chairman Jake Berry and former chief whip Wendy Morton wrote to the police last year urging them to investigate after learning of the alleged cover-up.

Last night there was mounting pressure for an inquiry into the scandal.

Former Cabinet minister David Davis said the claims were so serious they should be investigated by the police, who are already looking into the rape allegations.

Mr Davis said there was ‘no argument in the world that can support covering up such a thing, if it’s true’.

‘Obviously, covering up a case like that is a criminal offence in its own right,’ he told GB News yesterday. ‘So it’s probably a matter for the police now.’

[jfman]

I’m losing track of all the allegations of sex offences against Conservative MPs.

Originally Posted by jfman

I’m losing track of all the allegations of sex offences against Conservative MPs.

Come on, it wouldn’t be fair to blame the majority of decent, hardworking MPs and Party workers and members with the alleged criminal behaviours of a minority…

[Mr K]

Originally Posted by jfman

I’m losing track of all the allegations of sex offences against Conservative MPs.

There's a handy list here , it needs updating with the latest ones though

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.the...-boris-johnson

[Mr K]

Boris Johnson "wanted to be injected with Covid-19 on television" to calm public fears, an ex-aide has said.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-67347456

God help us.. If you voted for this 'd' head or his party you deserve everything you get...

[denphone]

Originally Posted by Mr K

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-67347456

God help us.. If you voted for this 'd' head or his party you deserve everything you get...

This remark is even worse by him.

"let the bodies pile high"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJiQrEr5oXc

[OLD BOY]

Yes, Den, but he was talking about predominantly older bodies. Don’t forget, this is nature’s way, nothing to do with Boris.

He was deliberately provoking the debate that this fight against nature would cost us the economy and ultimately would be unsuccessful anyway. A decision had to be made on whether this was a sensible option. It’s a debate that had to be had.

Originally Posted by OLD BOY

Yes, Den, but he was talking about predominantly older bodies. Don’t forget, this is nature’s way, nothing to do with Boris.

He was deliberately provoking the debate that this fight against nature would cost us the economy and ultimately would be unsuccessful anyway. A decision had to be made on whether this was a sensible option. It’s a debate that had to be had.

You’re talking rubbish - just like Boris did at the time.

He said that because the average age of the COVID deaths at the time was 82, and the average life span was 80, it was "nature’s way".

In fact, in 2020, the expected lifespan of an 80 year old was another 9 years.

https://knoema.com/atlas/United-King...20of%203.78%25.

[OLD BOY]

Originally Posted by Hugh

You’re talking rubbish - just like Boris did at the time.

He said that because the average age of the COVID deaths at the time was 82, and the average life span was 80, it was "nature’s way".

In fact, in 2020, the expected lifespan of an 80 year old was another 9 years.

https://knoema.com/atlas/United-King...20of%203.78%25.

That doesn’t take away the fact that it was the elderly population that was most vulnerable. Most people require quite a lot of medication to keep them alive and as comfortable as possible by the time they reach their 80s.

[Mr K]

Originally Posted by OLD BOY

Yes, Den, but he was talking about predominantly older bodies. Don’t forget, this is nature’s way, nothing to do with Boris.

He was deliberately provoking the debate that this fight against nature would cost us the economy and ultimately would be unsuccessful anyway. A decision had to be made on whether this was a sensible option. It’s a debate that had to be had.

Boris wasn't provoking a debate, he's a moron that somehow became PM. The fall out from him and Truss will last for decades. The electorate can only blame themselves if they fell for 'Let's get B̶r̶e̶x̶i̶t̶ Britain done' - he certainly did that.

[jfman]

I think I prefer the genocide thread to the enforced euthanasia debate that seems to be imminent.