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Maybe they're a mixture of left and right wing, being anti-vaccines/lockdowns doesn't seem to dictate what side you're on. At the end of the day, minus Nudga I'm sure we can all agree that they're all t**ts.
Quote from: DonnyOsmond on February 08, 2022, 07:42:18 amMaybe they're a mixture of left and right wing, being anti-vaccines/lockdowns doesn't seem to dictate what side you're on. At the end of the day, minus Nudga I'm sure we can all agree that they're all t**ts.You are absolutely right there, Donny.It was a despicable act by thugs who, given the opportunity, will be doing it again today, tomorrow and so on to whoever they happen across.Those who are directly blaming Johnson’s ‘Savile’ quote for what happened to Starmer are just as scary, in some ways.If something similar happened to Johnson, if the same arseholes attacked him in the street, with the same level of abuse, then some on here would be saying that it’s not the fault of these poor thugs, because Johnson would have driven them to it.
Quote from: Bentley Bullet on February 08, 2022, 07:53:43 amStarmer apologised on behalf of the organisation that he led about the fact that they failed to prosecute Jimmy Savile. The fact that he apologised suggests that he does bear some responsibility.The fact is, that under his leadership time was spent prosecuting journalists instead of Jimmy Savile.It was maybe tactfully wrong for Johnson to say it but it was technically right. The constant barrage of being called a liar obviously got to Johnson, and it pushed him to remark on the hypocrisy of it all.He won’t give you a knighthood
Starmer apologised on behalf of the organisation that he led about the fact that they failed to prosecute Jimmy Savile. The fact that he apologised suggests that he does bear some responsibility.The fact is, that under his leadership time was spent prosecuting journalists instead of Jimmy Savile.It was maybe tactfully wrong for Johnson to say it but it was technically right. The constant barrage of being called a liar obviously got to Johnson, and it pushed him to remark on the hypocrisy of it all.
A few months ago, chief medical officer Chris Whitty was repeatedly called a liar by a young lad in the street. I'm sure the vast majority of the public would have been disgusted by this sort of behaviour. I wonder if the young lad was merely copying the language of members of the house of commons towards the PM, and was puzzled by the outrage caused by simply expressing his opinion?
Quote from: Bentley Bullet on February 08, 2022, 08:40:18 amA few months ago, chief medical officer Chris Whitty was repeatedly called a liar by a young lad in the street. I'm sure the vast majority of the public would have been disgusted by this sort of behaviour. I wonder if the young lad was merely copying the language of members of the house of commons towards the PM, and was puzzled by the outrage caused by simply expressing his opinion?To be fair, Chris Whitty is fair game. I wonder how much Big Pharma paid him off to over rule the JCVI decision not to jab 12 year olds? The man must now be a multi millionaire.
I haven't got a bent bean to rub together sunshine. He can do what he likes.
Quote from: ColinDouglasHandshake on February 08, 2022, 08:56:00 amI haven't got a bent bean to rub together sunshine. He can do what he likes.How have you been paying your lawyers?
Quote from: SydneyRover on February 08, 2022, 08:57:13 amQuote from: ColinDouglasHandshake on February 08, 2022, 08:56:00 amI haven't got a bent bean to rub together sunshine. He can do what he likes.How have you been paying your lawyers?Threats are usually sufficient to gain enough traction for change.
File that letter with the other unrepresented legal threats ....................... ok, will do
Quote from: SydneyRover on February 08, 2022, 09:01:53 amFile that letter with the other unrepresented legal threats ....................... ok, will doKeep on topic Sydney. Starmer attacked by mob. [/quoteOr the new topic 'CDH sued for libel by respected scientist'
We're getting further away from the problem, johnson and those that elected him
Quote from: SydneyRover on February 08, 2022, 09:01:53 amFile that letter with the other unrepresented legal threats ....................... ok, will doKeep on topic Sydney. Starmer attacked by mob.
Quote from: Nudga on February 08, 2022, 07:35:51 amThe headline of this post says "Keir Starmer attacked by mob".I didn't see him being attacked, he was shouted at by a few people, I suppose it may have hurt his feelings though.Would you be happy to be on the end of that?
The headline of this post says "Keir Starmer attacked by mob".I didn't see him being attacked, he was shouted at by a few people, I suppose it may have hurt his feelings though.
Quote from: SydneyRover on February 08, 2022, 07:38:02 amQuote from: Nudga on February 08, 2022, 07:35:51 amThe headline of this post says "Keir Starmer attacked by mob".I didn't see him being attacked, he was shouted at by a few people, I suppose it may have hurt his feelings though.Would you be happy to be on the end of that?No I wouldn't, but my point still stands, he wasn't attacked. If he was, those coppers would have arrested those people.
Quote from: Nudga on February 08, 2022, 07:35:51 amThe headline of this post says "Keir Starmer attacked by mob".I didn't see him being attacked, he was shouted at by a few people, I suppose it may have hurt his feelings though.Would you be happy to be on the end of that?
The headline of this post says "Keir Starmer attacked by mob".I didn't see him being attacked, he was shouted at by a few people, I suppose it may have hurt his feelings though.
Does anyone actually, really, know what the mob were calling Starmer out for?Some posters are suggesting why it might be but others have said, in their opinion of course, what it actually is.Varying accounts of course so they can’t all be right.