Politician in swearing tirade shocker

[james_tigerwoods]

Ok, so it's Boris - but how is this even news?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/7885610.stm

BBC News said:

The Evening Standard says committee members were told by Mr Vaz that "the mayor used the F-word ten times".

[Ahhh Moneypenny]

Even more so now you posted it on a thread!!!!

[off_again]

Saw this earlier and I must admit that I was rather surprised this was even published. Still, anything on Boris for the haters to get a hold of is newsworthy I suppose.

Still, I doubt that I could have held my tongue when talking to that slimeball Vaz. People and the media point fingers at Boris on the basis that they 'want' him to have done something wrong. However, Vaz has a massive reputation for a huge amount of wrong-doing and dodgy dealing.

But they skip over that bit.....

[james_tigerwoods]

Ahhh Moneypenny said:

Even more so now you posted it on a thread!!!!

:P

[mr_spock]

Since it was Keith Vaz, who can blame him? Maybe he should have deferred to Vaz's clearly superior intellect - a kind of "Vaz deferens" as Boris might pun.

[anonymous-user]

I'm disappointed at Boris. When addressing or referring to Keith Vaz one should use the C word as well as the F word.

[Pork]

Vaz is hardly the sharpest tool in the box.

Pork on another thread said:

Bojo was being questioned by Kieth Vaz in Parliament about the arrest of Damian Green and the conversation went something like this....

BoJo: "I was talking to Damian...sorry, Mr Green on my mobile phone blah blah blah.."
KV: "Was this in your office"
Bojo: "yes"
KV: "Was Mr Green with you at the time?"
Bojo: "I see little point in using my mobile phone if he was with me at the time"

[TonyHetherington]

All of these stories about Boris simply make him MORE attractive to the majority of the population, surely?