Thick as pigsh!t

Made in Wigan said:
Lying again ole ole, lying again ole ole
Lying again, lying again, lying again ole ole.

He’s not alone, but he’s full of shit. These parasites say anything to get in power, they don’t care about the aftermath or the consequences. Then they desperately cling on for dear life, telling more lies, destroying peoples careers to cover up their own incompetence. No fan of this Robbins bloke due to his ineffectiveness during Brexit negotiations so was expecting not to like him. However in fairness he came across extremely well and was all over his brief. Refused to throw any colleague under the bus which was quite commendable, although it doesn’t help with this cover up. He seemed quite upset and in the dark about why he was sacked. I suspect it was a knee jerk decision made in panic to try and protect the prick supposedly running the country.
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When I watched the commons committee enquiry I thot he was a bit vague especially when on 1or 2 questions he said he couldn't answer as he may need said answers for later on....I was presuming he might mean at an unfair dismissal claim he will no doubt ask for 🤔
 
jocklatic said:
When I watched the commons committee enquiry I thot he was a bit vague especially when on 1or 2 questions he said he couldn't answer as he may need said answers for later on....I was presuming he might mean at an unfair dismissal claim he will no doubt ask for 🤔
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Yeah he did reference that and he also submitted a letter before it started stating it. I doubt it will reach a tribunal, Starmer would not want that taking place humiliating him further (though he won’t be in post by then) so he’ll just get a handsome payment with no admittance of wrong doing by the government. All on the tax payer of course.

As I predicted he’s safe for now. Labour MPs are saying he’s shit but there’s no one to take over so we can’t get rid, if there was he’d be gone. A sorry state of affairs that fir a party with such a large majority there is no one suitable to run the country. The whole party is devoid of talent, it’s quite unbelievable. Three more years of them running the country into the ground.
 
In chess parlance it appears Starmer is in check. Kemi has strapped on a twelve incher and bent him over. Long haul Hoyle is allowing a Commons vote into whether Two tier should face an ethics probe by the Privileges Committee.

He is deep in the brown stuff. It’s rumoured he’s considering a three line whip to vote it down. I find this incredible. It’s one thing to impose it to force through government policy it’s an entirely another to coerce MPs into effectively saying he’s done nothing wrong. By doing so they become involved in this scandal and it’ll be framed as an effective endorsement of the original appointment of the Prince of Darkness. Same if there isn’t a whip. Opposition parties will have field day with this. In effect he’s effectively asking them to commit career suicide to save his own. I can’t see that going down well. Vote to send him to face a probe and it’s effectively a vote of no confidence in him and the end of the end.

He’s only one card to play in my opinion. Self refer to the committee to face an inquest. He would save his MPs and probably buy himself some loyalty if he framed it he didn’t want them dragged into this mess. If he’s confident he’s followed due process he should have nothing to fear, especially as the committee is loaded in his favour. Would also put the matter to bed. I can’t see him doing this as he lacks moral courage and hasn’t the balls. Apt given the World Championship is ongoing, but he really is snookered.
 
Unsure why you’ve posted this on a different thread given the point of discussion on Henrys death was on a different one. If any further discussion is required I’ll put it on the other one. Yesterday’s violent disorder was totally wrong, inexcusable and not acceptable. No sane person would think it was.

Henrys death should be watershed moment in British history. I’ve said it won’t be and the left are trying to ensure it isn’t. That said forces are now waking up to the fact their RAPs promote anti white practices and are saying they’ll review them, which is a start. They’ll be gone anyway if as seems likely Reform are next in government. His treatment was driven by instruction to treat people differently. Experienced officers just ignore this crap and see it for what it is. The newer generation know no different and have it rammed down their throats.

It isn’t in just in Policing where two tier treatment exists, despite two tier kiers denials. It’s in black and white (no pun intended) in force documents. It’s undeniable. It is a huge societal issue and goes beyond Henry’s murder, however callous that may sound. It affects everyone so it’s understandable it isn’t ignored and is discussed to help prevent it occurring again. As I said yesterday it’s an emotive topic for the left and rather than tackle the underlying issue they revert to calling out the response to it. We even had the BBC three times last night quoting Farage incorrectly (echoes of the Trump debacle) to deflect away from the issue at hand and make it about something else. Straight from the lefts playbook. Problem for them is everyone has now read it.
 
I put it on here as I didn't think it warranted being under "Well done Reform", and I thought this thread title was more suitable.

I suppose I could have started another one titled Grifting grifter grifts again, or more to the point, "Party Leader (actually, is it a party, or merely a company?) incites violence".

He knew exactly what he was doing, and what the likely response would be from some of his supporters. Shame on him.

By the way, I'm pleased to hear your thoughts on last night's violence ... just a shame we didn't hear Farage condemn it as well.

Two tier policing has been around for an awful long time I understand ... as evidenced by the stop and question (not even arrest) rates of blacks in comparison to whites. If it's now turned around somewhat (and I'm not convinced it has) then maybe that's understandable.

As for the BBC ... oh, you do make me chuckle.
 
moonay said:
I put it on here as I didn't think it warranted being under "Well done Reform", and I thought this thread title was more suitable.

I suppose I could have started another one titled Grifting grifter grifts again, or more to the point, "Party Leader (actually, is it a party, or merely a company?) incites violence".

He knew exactly what he was doing, and what the likely response would be from some of his supporters. Shame on him.

By the way, I'm pleased to hear your thoughts on last night's violence ... just a shame we didn't hear Farage condemn it as well.

Two tier policing has been around for an awful long time I understand ... as evidenced by the stop and question (not even arrest) rates of blacks in comparison to whites. If it's now turned around somewhat (and I'm not convinced it has) then maybe that's understandable.

As for the BBC ... oh, you do make me chuckle.
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Farage's use of language & his comment 'pure cold rage' didn't help things & his failure to condemn last nights violence compounded things. If he had said absolutely nothing he'd have been criticised by KS & others.
I do have an issue with your ....
Two tier policing has been around for an awful long time I understand ... as evidenced by the stop and question (not even arrest) rates of blacks in comparison to whites. If it's now turned around somewhat (and I'm not convinced it has) then maybe that's understandable.

It makes it sound like you think that because ethnic minorities were / are victims of 2 tier policing that it's now our turn & we should just take it on the chin / suck it up.
Oh n just clarify, I also condemn the violence, it will gain nothing & just give the MSM more ammunition to criticise anyone who dares to speak out on 2 tier policing (yes there IS such a thing as confirmed on the BBC 2 show politics live)
I'd also like to have know how KS would have reacted in PMQ's today if the Nowak family had been scathing of the government & their piss poor knife policies and demanding urgent changes...would have been so polite.
 
I wasn't suggesting anything of the sort Jock ... just that if the police have been told to change their approach (being conscious of the characteristics - including ethnicity and colour - of the person with whom they're dealing) then it's probably intended as a positive step.
 
Oh dear! Oh dear me!

Thick As Pig Shit the title of this thread has never been truer.

or should be corruption and lying at its worst.


 
St. Columb Major said:
Oh dear! Oh dear me!

Thick As Pig Shit the title of this thread has never been truer.

or should be corruption and lying at its worst.


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For every dodgy Farage, you've got a Peter Mandelson.
For every Peter Mandelson, you've got a Boris Johnson.
For every Boris Johnson, you've got a Lord Rennard.
For every Lord Rennard, you've got a Zak Polanski.

& finally for balance...
For every Zak Polanski, you've got a Nicola Sturgeon/ Peter Murrell.

I think it must be nigh on impossible to find a political party that isn't at some point embroiled in scandal, fiddling or some dodgy dealings. They are ALL as bad as each other.
 
jocklatic said:
For every dodgy Farage, you've got a Peter Mandelson.
For every Peter Mandelson, you've got a Boris Johnson.
For every Boris Johnson, you've got a Lord Rennard.
For every Lord Rennard, you've got a Zak Polanski.

& finally for balance...
For every Zak Polanski, you've got a Nicola Sturgeon/ Peter Murrell.

I think it must be nigh on impossible to find a political party that isn't at some point embroiled in scandal, fiddling or some dodgy dealings. They are ALL as bad as each other.
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Show me where any of the ones you named have been caught on camera up to no good, acknowledging a corrupt act had taken place and saying thank you ???

Reason I put my post in Thick as Pig Shit.
 
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