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Originally posted by WTFH View PostWhich I have quoted in my earlier post, but you chose to ignore. You've also only linked to 1 post not 15, and not a post from me.
Nor have you linked to where you answered the question directly, without being evasive, without "FTFY", and without your pitchfork fetish.
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Originally posted by vetran View Postthere you go P4 post 38.
It is like arguing with a child.
Which I have quoted in my earlier post, but you chose to ignore. You've also only linked to 1 post not 15, and not a post from me.
Nor have you linked to where you answered the question directly, without being evasive, without "FTFY", and without your pitchfork fetish.
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Originally posted by vetran View PostFTFY
From your links quoted its obvious I answered the question respecting the knowledge available at the time the decisions made.
That is the problem with hindsight it is so often used by arseholes to make decisions after the facts become available.
How would you have answered the question other than he was a tory MP so he must be guilty despite at the time he still being under investigation or sub judice?
Originally posted by vetran View PostI am not the idiot who asked the same question 15 times.
As you rightly say, you are using hindsight, as you often do. I posted a link to the sentence being passed out and then you meltdown.
Every time you do a "FTFY" to change what was said, it's because of hindsight.
You make up false claims - such as saying that the question was first asked on Page 4, post 38.
Originally posted by vetran View PostActually it has , but Barmy & you are apparently slow on the uptake, because he has asked it repeatedly.
It was first asked on page 4 post 38. Try the thread search its pretty good.
I do try to provide answers in the face of the drivel. You boys just make tulip up and then accuse posters of being stupid.Originally posted by darmstadt View PostReally, how about Elphicke who was suspended:
Originally posted by vetran View PostAh so someone completely different was tried and found guilty? What has that got to do with your pitchfork fetish? Are all male white MPs guilty by default?
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Originally posted by darmstadt View PostYou didn't because you made it up.
he hasn't answered it the way I wanted.
We're still trying to understand your answers you supplied below.
https://www.contractoruk.com/forums/...ml#post2794888
https://www.contractoruk.com/forums/...ml#post2794899
https://www.contractoruk.com/forums/...ml#post2794912
FTFY
From your links quoted its obvious I answered the question respecting the knowledge available at the time the decisions made.
That is the problem with hindsight it is so often used by arseholes to make decisions after the facts become available.
How would you have answered the question other than he was a tory MP so he must be guilty despite at the time he still being under investigation or sub judice?
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