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Yeah agree. Fact is that he's lied in the commons countless times, it's just that this time there's photographic evidence to prove it.
It's what happens when you have someone who has zero integrity or respect for the public office, they get shown up on the most trivial thing because it's the simplest demonstration of who they are.
The upside is that he's perfectly showed up the Met Police to be the establishment cronies that they are too.
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I have no issue with workplace drinks. Every firm I’ve ever worked for has had a Friday afternoon drinks culture.
I don’t even have a problem with the lockdown breaches (can everyone on here swear that they didn’t stretch the rules a little? I know I did a couple of times).
What really gets my goat is that BJ is now caught out in (an unimportant, but) outright fucking lie to the house.
The ministerial code, governing standards of behaviour in office, says ministers who knowingly mislead Parliament will be expected to offer their resignation.
Are we in Britain about to accept Trumpish ‘alternative facts’ leadership? I fear that we are.
His obfuscations and misdirections to date have ad far more serious impact on the country and its sphere of influence than a few glasses of wine and sitting on a lap singing karaoke. But he is 100% copper bottomed, four masted, ocean going caught out in a direct lie to the house. If he survives this then my last vestiges of pride in the Mother of All Parliaments and British civil systems is gone.