bluethrunthru
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Behave -he would only do that if he could have gourmet meals and fine wines shipped in - he wouldn't eat kangaroo arse
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Boris Johnson
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Behave -he would only do that if he could have gourmet meals and fine wines shipped in - he wouldn't eat kangaroo arse
bluethrunthru
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I can see him in a few years time - reputation in tatters - doing a show on GBN ( if thats still around ) or Talk TV giving lectures and sharing his "wisdom" with the viewer in a Rowley Berkin sort of way
bluethrunthru
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Late night pissed up machinations doubtless designed to put off the publication of the report which will destroy his tattered reputation
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He’s a drain on the entire country.
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Reading some of those Twitter replies makes me realise that many people have no idea of either the Constitution or Parliamentary Privilege.
For example, an MP can stand up in Parliament and call you/me/Johnson a paedo, murderer or traitor and there is no legal redress unless they repeat it outside the House.
A PM or Party Leader has no special privilege in his/her role as an MP - Parliament is supreme and can suspend any member it chooses to suspend, irrespective of their status as one of the King's Ministers. Indeed, the right of Parliament to hold Ministers to account, to the point of impeachment, goes back to the time of Edward III.
For example, an MP can stand up in Parliament and call you/me/Johnson a paedo, murderer or traitor and there is no legal redress unless they repeat it outside the House.
A PM or Party Leader has no special privilege in his/her role as an MP - Parliament is supreme and can suspend any member it chooses to suspend, irrespective of their status as one of the King's Ministers. Indeed, the right of Parliament to hold Ministers to account, to the point of impeachment, goes back to the time of Edward III.
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If I'm a tory MP I'd want the most severe punishment for Johnson. I'd want him to f off.
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A real Tory wants him out, these groups aren’t real Tories, they are power grabbers or NF wankers.If I'm a tory MP I'd want the most severe punishment for Johnson. I'd want him to f off.
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First response to that on Twitter was an old Turkish proverb.
'When a clown moves in to a Palace it does not make him a King, it just makes the Palace a Circus'
How can anyone argue with that?
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Same thing.Or maybe we should have a system where every MP has to actually win their seat rather than the privileged and well-connected are basically handed a safe seat that would vote for a courgette if it had a blue ribbon on it.