Re: 2020 No. 10 Christmas Party!
Posted: Wed Feb 09, 2022 4:49 pm
Is that a party that Boris claimed was virtual?
f.cking lol.
f.cking lol.
Who'd have thought that the man described as a "career psychopath" by Cameron* would turn out to be such an awkward ex-employee?Trinucleus wrote: Wed Feb 09, 2022 3:13 pmI can also see him, even when things are going well, collecting incriminating stuff 'just in case'jimbob wrote: Wed Feb 09, 2022 2:43 pmYup.
The guy obviously has a massive and fragile ego.
He couldn't help telling a needless ego-boosting lie about having predicted a Coronavirus pandemic when telling an implausible story about his trip to Barnard Castle
It WAS the virtual quiz apparently, Plodder.The development suggests the latest image to surface was not among more than 300 passed to officers by the Whitehall investigation, and adds to the pressure on Mr Johnson after major Tory donor John Armitage suggested his leadership is past the point of no return.
Maybe it's all part if a cunning plan. They get all the replies, cross check everything, then compare the stories against other evidence, and they can not only charge people with breaking the covid laws, but also get them for conspiracy to pervert the course of justoce for those whose stories all contain the same lies. Are they that Cummings cunning?Stranger Mouse wrote: Wed Feb 09, 2022 7:41 pm Now they’ve given everyone plenty of time to get their stories straight they will start sending questionnaires to 50 people. No rush then. https://twitter.com/paulbranditv/status ... 80448?s=21
There’s hundreds of photos of the parties. So there isn’t much point lying about whether someone was there. Though they might try it.Stranger Mouse wrote: Wed Feb 09, 2022 7:41 pm Now they’ve given everyone plenty of time to get their stories straight they will start sending questionnaires to 50 people. No rush then. https://twitter.com/paulbranditv/status ... 80448?s=21
But they can come up with reasons for why they were there. “I was discussing how we were going to spend the Brexit bonus £350 million in the NHS with Tarquin and Oliver but can’t say what the other people were doing”Woodchopper wrote: Thu Feb 10, 2022 6:06 amThere’s hundreds of photos of the parties. So there isn’t much point lying about whether someone was there. Though they might try it.Stranger Mouse wrote: Wed Feb 09, 2022 7:41 pm Now they’ve given everyone plenty of time to get their stories straight they will start sending questionnaires to 50 people. No rush then. https://twitter.com/paulbranditv/status ... 80448?s=21
Maybe they got virtual and literal muddled up, that's an honest mistake.jimbob wrote: Wed Feb 09, 2022 6:43 pm https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/bori ... 81697.html
Looks like the new party on 15th December is now going to be investigated by police
It WAS the virtual quiz apparently, Plodder.The development suggests the latest image to surface was not among more than 300 passed to officers by the Whitehall investigation, and adds to the pressure on Mr Johnson after major Tory donor John Armitage suggested his leadership is past the point of no return.
Yes, though might not cut it if they are photographed wearing tinsel and swigging prosecco from the bottle.Stranger Mouse wrote: Thu Feb 10, 2022 10:03 amBut they can come up with reasons for why they were there. “I was discussing how we were going to spend the Brexit bonus £350 million in the NHS with Tarquin and Oliver but can’t say what the other people were doing”Woodchopper wrote: Thu Feb 10, 2022 6:06 amThere’s hundreds of photos of the parties. So there isn’t much point lying about whether someone was there. Though they might try it.Stranger Mouse wrote: Wed Feb 09, 2022 7:41 pm Now they’ve given everyone plenty of time to get their stories straight they will start sending questionnaires to 50 people. No rush then. https://twitter.com/paulbranditv/status ... 80448?s=21
I can see”reasonable excuse “ being stretched quite a lot.
The letters from the Met?
I'm way behind - I hadn't even seen this lunchtime's news about her definitely not resigning.
I only had about 10 mins between reading 'not resigning' and my phone going 'bing' with her resignation.jdc wrote: Thu Feb 10, 2022 7:23 pmI'm way behind - I hadn't even seen this lunchtime's news about her definitely not resigning.
That resolve didn't last long then...
She’s Oxford Balliol like Alex De Pfeffel (separated by around 18 months) so that was unlikely.Little waster wrote: Thu Feb 10, 2022 8:59 pm If you were facing resigning in disgrace you'd think you'd go "You know what, my reputation is in shreds I might as well salvage something by nailing that f.cking priapic blancmange to the wall before I go!".
It is not as if there's going to be much opportunity for career advancement for her now.
Why not?Little waster wrote: Thu Feb 10, 2022 8:59 pm If you were facing resigning in disgrace you'd think you'd go "You know what, my reputation is in shreds I might as well salvage something by nailing that f.cking priapic blancmange to the wall before I go!".
It is not as if there's going to be much opportunity for career advancement for her now.
That's easily covered. They can claim that they're a Russian spy gathering blackmail material on members of government so, despite appearances, for them it was purely a work meeting.Woodchopper wrote: Thu Feb 10, 2022 11:40 amYes, though might not cut it if they are photographed wearing tinsel and swigging prosecco from the bottle.Stranger Mouse wrote: Thu Feb 10, 2022 10:03 am I can see”reasonable excuse “ being stretched quite a lot.
That would be a fine example of solving one problem by creating a bigger one.Millennie Al wrote: Fri Feb 11, 2022 12:28 amThat's easily covered. They can claim that they're a Russian spy gathering blackmail material on members of government so, despite appearances, for them it was purely a work meeting.Woodchopper wrote: Thu Feb 10, 2022 11:40 amYes, though might not cut it if they are photographed wearing tinsel and swigging prosecco from the bottle.Stranger Mouse wrote: Thu Feb 10, 2022 10:03 am I can see”reasonable excuse “ being stretched quite a lot.
A peerage is about the only gong she hasn't collected yet but I imagine, even for this tin-eared shower of shite, giving her a Life Peerage for "Services to Corruption" would be a little too on-the-nose. Worse optics than a pub ran by Mormons.jimbob wrote: Thu Feb 10, 2022 9:24 pmWhy not?Little waster wrote: Thu Feb 10, 2022 8:59 pm If you were facing resigning in disgrace you'd think you'd go "You know what, my reputation is in shreds I might as well salvage something by nailing that f.cking priapic blancmange to the wall before I go!".
It is not as if there's going to be much opportunity for career advancement for her now.
Given how she's failed upwards I half expect her to end up as a peer and Home Secretary.
In this case, not particularly.TopBadger wrote: Fri Feb 11, 2022 9:33 am Is anyone else thinking this is highly interesting timing, what with a Met investigation of No 10 ongoing?