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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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sacked for lying .... about time ... there's no place for this kind of fabulist to equivocate his way to become the most powerful man in britain .... he should resign as MP and allow his seat to go to by-election now |
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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago
Cambridge |
"Apparently he looked at porn.....good job nobody here ever does!
I'd be sacked for looking at porn at work. The location being the important part..."
I think he was actually sacked for lying about looking at porn. |
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"Apparently he looked at porn.....good job nobody here ever does!
I'd be sacked for looking at porn at work. The location being the important part...
I think he was actually sacked for lying about looking at porn."
or was it for lying about knowing that he knew he had looked at porn.. 
bit of a liar by any standard..
was in good company sitting opposite Gove, Davies and Boris too..
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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago
Cambridge |
Michael Fallon, Priti Patel, Damian Green. 3 senior members of the cabinet, all gone within what? 3-4 months?
Strong and Stable my arse!
Previously David Davis has said that he would quit if Green was sacked, however he has proven time and again that he is not a man of his word. By making that promise he has weakened even further the UK's negotiations with the EU. He either keeps his word and will be replaced, weakening us, or, he will stay, and the EU will know they are negotiating with a man without integrity, who doesn't keep his word. That is not a man I want representing the UK. |
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"Michael Fallon, Priti Patel, Damian Green. 3 senior members of the cabinet, all gone within what? 3-4 months?
Strong and Stable my arse!
Previously David Davis has said that he would quit if Green was sacked, however he has proven time and again that he is not a man of his word. By making that promise he has weakened even further the UK's negotiations with the EU. He either keeps his word and will be replaced, weakening us, or, he will stay, and the EU will know they are negotiating with a man without integrity, who doesn't keep his word. That is not a man I want representing the UK. "
Spot on he’s all mouth ile he surprised if he resigns |
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It does seem as though there is a C change in attitudes to powerful me using that power to sexually abuse women that cross their paths. I wonder how much of this is down to the disgust engendered by Trump's continually and blatantly open outrageous behaviour? I also wonder if is a real step in the right direction or just a passing thing. |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
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If green and Patel were in effect sacked for lying.. then how do gove and johnson in effect keep their jobs for continuing to spout the lie that was on the side of the big red bus??
Just a thought....... |
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No one voted because of the shit on the bus like we weren't conned by the leaflet that came through every letter box in the country Cameron sent out what the tax payer paid for its just old news now we need to all move on |
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"No one voted because of the shit on the bus like we weren't conned by the leaflet that came through every letter box in the country Cameron sent out what the tax payer paid for its just old news now we need to all move on "
the guy who was the vote leave Director has said it was a deliberate lie and that without it the result would not have been the same..
people voted both believing and because of a lie, as for how many well that's an issue for debate but the recent poll of 51 % for staying and 41% who would still leave is interesting..
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Any thoughts on who will replace him. Think May is waiting until Jan for big reshuffle to try and shore up her job for a few years and might promote Jeremy Hunt |
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Probably thought he was too big to follow the rules that others have to. He sounded like he was deceitful/fraudulent and potentially couldn't respect others appropriately, including women that he had power and responsibilities over. Acquiring thousands of pornographic images at work, at the public expense, many of them to become classified as extreme and illegal, suggests he was somewhat out of control. Inappropriate sexual contact, without consent, shouts loudly that it is the mark of those frequently on the sex register, that others would be screened from, with restrictions placed on their free movements, rather than in a position of power, having the potential to harm many. Truly a scary prospect. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Ffs not the big red bus again lol
Don't remind people how they were conned by the most obvious of lies, it makes then feel bad!"
People? Plural? Is that at least two of them....because I’ve yet to find anyONE who thought it was anything other than a joke.....
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Ffs not the big red bus again lol
Don't remind people how they were conned by the most obvious of lies, it makes then feel bad!
People? Plural? Is that at least two of them....because I’ve yet to find anyONE who thought it was anything other than a joke.....
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Brexiters at comedians. |
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By *zamiWoman
over a year ago
LONDON |
"sacked for lying .... about time ... there's no place for this kind of fabulist to equivocate his way to become the most powerful man in britain .... he should resign as MP and allow his seat to go to by-election now"
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By *zamiWoman
over a year ago
LONDON |
"If green and Patel were in effect sacked for lying.. then how do gove and johnson in effect keep their jobs for continuing to spout the lie that was on the side of the big red bus??
Just a thought......."
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By *zamiWoman
over a year ago
LONDON |
"Expanding on that thought David davies is then a lucky chap since he “misled “ everyone about the brexit impact papers... or lack there of "
Yes David Davies lied about the docs - that's mega |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Michael Fallon, Priti Patel, Damian Green. 3 senior members of the cabinet, all gone within what? 3-4 months?
Strong and Stable my arse!
Previously David Davis has said that he would quit if Green was sacked, however he has proven time and again that he is not a man of his word. By making that promise he has weakened even further the UK's negotiations with the EU. He either keeps his word and will be replaced, weakening us, or, he will stay, and the EU will know they are negotiating with a man without integrity, who doesn't keep his word. That is not a man I want representing the UK. "
I dont think the EU will care about his integrety. I think the EU is starting to feel heat from smaller, less wealthy member states to actually get us to sign a working deal for trade purposes.
Most of the people i know from the eu states pretty much say that the UK's internal political drama is their own to deal with. They just want competant people to replace those who need replacing or for people to be kept. Whatever, they now cpuldnt care unless they are invested in us long term post brexit. |
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"Ffs not the big red bus again lol
Don't remind people how they were conned by the most obvious of lies, it makes then feel bad!
People? Plural? Is that at least two of them....because I’ve yet to find anyONE who thought it was anything other than a joke.....
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There's no place for jokes about things that could be the difference between life or death for people, in a civilised society undertaking a decision that would last for generations.
People were tasked with understanding complex financial and political matters - albeit on an advisory referendum - and so trusted politicians to influence their decision with meaningful analysis of what it meant financially for aspects of the country.
The reason the lie was given prominence, as well as repeated, was because they knew it would shift public opinion substantially. Playing the naive card doesn't cut it. At all.
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"Probably thought he was too big to follow the rules that others have to. He sounded like he was deceitful/fraudulent and potentially couldn't respect others appropriately, including women that he had power and responsibilities over. Acquiring thousands of pornographic images at work, at the public expense, many of them to become classified as extreme and illegal, suggests he was somewhat out of control. Inappropriate sexual contact, without consent, shouts loudly that it is the mark of those frequently on the sex register, that others would be screened from, with restrictions placed on their free movements, rather than in a position of power, having the potential to harm many. Truly a scary prospect."
The interview I heard with the policeman involved in the original search said the images were not illegal - I don't disagree he needed sacking but the facts shouldn't be exaggerated. He was also sacked for lying about knowing that the police had found this material on the PC - he has never admitted he actually downloaded it. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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it seems from the timeline of events over the last 10 years that green has attempted to use his position of increasing power and influence to stifle the results of investigations about a wide range of his wrong doings from comming into the public domain. in the process it would seem from the information available that he has attempted to ruin the reputation of those who saught to make the truth about him known. it would seem that from the information now available and from his recent actions, that green has been corrupt in his political office .... he should do what is correct and now exit from public service altogether |
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