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Hancock bonking his Aide - lol
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Squirrels don't countOriginally posted by AtW View Post
So all MPs should be asked (under oath) at least once a week if they cheat on their partners, works for me.Comment
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Have you paid tax and fines on your "loans"?Originally posted by DonaldJTrump View PostSquirrels don't countComment
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Seems to me there's 2 bits to this.- Having an affair
- Breaching Covid restrictions
Sad as it is to see someone cheating on their spouse (allegedly at least) is this really more than a storm in a teacup and an opportunity to vent some pent up collective rage on a minister?
There are far more important reasons to be angry with him - 100,000 or so - but of course everyone loves a sex scandal or a 'breaking the rules' scandal.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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Don't care about his cheating on his wife.Originally posted by d000hg View PostSeems to me there's 2 bits to this.- Having an affair
- Breaching Covid restrictions
Sad as it is to see someone cheating on their spouse (allegedly at least) is this really more than a storm in a teacup and an opportunity to vent some pent up collective rage on a minister?
There are far more important reasons to be angry with him - 100,000 or so - but of course everyone loves a sex scandal or a 'breaking the rules' scandal.
1.But breaking the rules, bit tulip if you cannot see a dying relative, but Hancock can have a shag.
2 nice job for your mistress, non-executive director of the Department of Health 15-20 days a year for £15000
3.juicey contract for her brother, Roberto Coladangelo - who is understood to be Gina Coladangelo's brother - works at Partnering Health Limited (PHL Group), a specialist in the provision of urgent and primary care services to NHS patients.
4 In May last year, epidemiologist Professor Neil Ferguson resigned from the government's scientific advisory group (SAGE) after it emerged he had broken lockdown rules when a woman he was reportedly in a relationship with visited his home.
At the time Mr Hancock called these actions "extraordinary", adding that social distancing rules were "there for everyone" and "deadly serious". And wanted to support criminal charges.
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Ferguson was not one of the Honourable Members of Parliament, so he obviously had to go.Originally posted by mallisarealperson View Post4 In May last year, epidemiologist Professor Neil Ferguson resigned from the government's scientific advisory group (SAGE) after it emerged he had broken lockdown rules when a woman he was reportedly in a relationship with visited his home.
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Johnson says case closed, so that's the end of it.Scoots still says that Apr 2020 didn't mark the start of a new stock bull market.Comment
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Honourable member or dishonourable cock?Scoots still says that Apr 2020 didn't mark the start of a new stock bull market.Comment
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