Partygate (again)

[ladymuck]

Well the PM specifically said he wanted everyone to wait until the full report came out so no not really. He's been delaying proper discussion on the issue.

Well it is a bit daft to discuss something that doesn't exist. Otherwise you're discussing hearsay and speculation based on items selectively leaked with no context or proper investigation.

[d000hg]

There is a difference between organising a party and sticking your head through a door at a party to say goodbye to a long serving colleague.

That's true and I nearly said the same, but there is a difference when you are the boss. If you walk in on a party in your company you shouldn't make a quick toast and leave them to it, you should kick their arses out of there and enact disciplinary procedures. It might not be personal rule-breaking but it's terrible leadership and worse judgement for someone who lives in the public eye.

[d000hg]

Well it is a bit daft to discuss something that doesn't exist. Otherwise you're discussing hearsay and speculation based on items selectively leaked with no context or proper investigation.

But that means we can't say "time to move on" until we've had a chance to see the report.

[ladymuck]

But that means we can't say "time to move on" until we've had a chance to see the report.

So until then, we have to put up with dross in the news, on the radio, etc. This is what I'm utterly fed up of. Rehashing over stuff already leaked, frothing over a new photo someone found.

[tazdevil]

Boris was recently out of hospital after nearly dying, he'd just chaired a series of meetings and had more to do and got waylaid with a surprise Birthday drink and cake by his staff who'd been working equally as hard. So he stopped and had a drink and a little banter before getting back to work. I don't care if it broke any rules I want the government to do its job as well as it can and I can't think of anyone else who would have or would do the job better. I also don't care about beer gate and just hope the opposition can get with the times and help solve the real problems the world is currently facing.

[WTFH]

Boris was recently out of hospital after nearly dying, he'd just chaired a series of meetings and had more to do and got waylaid with a surprise Birthday drink and cake by his staff who'd been working equally as hard. So he stopped and had a drink and a little banter before getting back to work. I don't care if it broke any rules I want the government to do its job as well as it can and I can't think of anyone else who would have or would do the job better. I also don't care about beer gate and just hope the opposition can get with the times and help solve the real problems the world is currently facing.

Recently out of hospital?

Surprised by birthday cake?

Blame the opposition?

The real problems in this country are caused by the Prime Minister, his government, their actions, and their supporters who will support them through anything, while refusing to accept the reality of the situation.

[malvolio]

Which is....?

That's what people are trying to say. But all we hear is cries of incompetence which isn't supportable if you take your fingers out of your ears.

[WTFH]

Which is....?

That's what people are trying to say. But all we hear is cries of incompetence which isn't supportable if you take your fingers out of your ears.

The reality is that Boris lied to the queen, he lied to parliament, he lied to the country and he wants to renege on agreements he signed.

Is that enough, or are we supposed to ignore that?

[malvolio]

The reality is that Boris lied to the queen, he lied to parliament, he lied to the country and he wants to renege on agreements he signed.

Is that enough, or are we supposed to ignore that?

No, obviously but which of those has led to a bad outcome?

[WTFH]

No, obviously but which of those has led to a bad outcome?

What about giving contracts to mates for dodgy PPE - i.e. giving money away when eh country is broke for product that wasn't up to scratch, costing people's lives