Another MP Accused of lying about speeding ticket.

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Only one conclusion to draw from that; either she is amazingly stupid or she thinks her constituents are.

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gothatway said:

REALIST123 said:

Only one conclusion to draw from that; either she is amazingly stupid or she thinks her constituents are.

It's the latter. And therefore the former.

.......of course, the third option.

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saaby93 said:

andy_s said:

So on top of everything else she's cost us all half a million quid.

no the stupid system has (plus all other costs leading up to it)
All they needed to do was issue a £70 penalty to the registered keeper
If the keeper wants to collect it from whoever they thought was driving it's up to them
Otherwise without a photograph of the driver the system is patently useless.
Imagine they tried it with parking tickets

Better £500k than having a lying, criminal, ex con of a lawyer/MP (could there be anything worse) sitting in parliament telling us all how to behave.

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Slaav said:

saaby93 said:

Burwood said:

saaby93 said:

andy_s said:

So on top of everything else she's cost us all half a million quid.

no the stupid system has (plus all other costs leading up to it)
All they needed to do was issue a £70 penalty to the registered keeper
If the keeper wants to collect it from whoever they thought was driving it's up to them
Otherwise without a photograph of the driver the system is patently useless.
Imagine they tried it with parking tickets

You should run for her soon to be vacant seat.

and try to change the penalty system for cameras

Those bus lane cash cows have it well under control

Saaby,
Is there any point in me asking my (and others') questions again?

He’s sworn to secrecy. I’m now suspecting it’s to do with the Official Secrets Act

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andy_s said:

REALIST123 said:

saaby93 said:

andy_s said:

So on top of everything else she's cost us all half a million quid.

no the stupid system has (plus all other costs leading up to it)
All they needed to do was issue a £70 penalty to the registered keeper
If the keeper wants to collect it from whoever they thought was driving it's up to them
Otherwise without a photograph of the driver the system is patently useless.
Imagine they tried it with parking tickets

Better £500k than having a lying, criminal, ex con of a lawyer/MP (could there be anything worse) sitting in parliament telling us all how to behave.

My point is that she should have resigned immediately [assuming she had a shred of decency] or she should have automatically been unseated rather than going through a laboursome [;)] process racking up another £500,000 pounds out of the public purse unnecessarily, especially in this time of 'austerity'she has no doubt bleated on about during her tenure. What a rascal indeed.

Yes, I saw that and entirely agree though she’s proved that she lacks the moral compass to do the right thing and, frankly, too many people benefit from that (and other) £500k cost for the ‘system’ to be allowed to do anything else.

I was just saying that, bad as it is, it’s preferable to having such as her in the house.

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She's a poet as well



"As I am no longer whipped for red and I'm certainly not blue, the future votes are just for you!"

Utter utter contempt I mentioned elsewhere about MP's showing contempt. This vile tosser exudes it in droves.

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Starfighter said:

Is she effectively fired on the day the vote is announced in on the date of the next bi-election?

Is it normal gravy or extra thick?

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uk66fastback said:

I thought we might have heard tonight that she was gone ...

You will

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lauda said:

My faith in our electorate has been restored. At least partially.

How many more to go?

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Where’s saaby?

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Gargamel said:

What an incredible fall from the sky.

Obviously worked hard to get into the position, good professional background and you would think possessed of decent judgement and decision making skills.

To let a very minor inconvenience like a speeding ticket become a small rock starting a landslide is incredible. From The House to prison, to unemployed and presumably dis barred too.

Quite the fall from grace. Hubris.

Agree with the above except this sentence:

"Obviously worked hard to get into the position, good professional background and you would think possessed of decent judgement and decision making skills."

I think she also ticked a few of the right boxes as well

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carinaman said:

NoddyonNitrous said:

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/pet...

Oh dear, here we go again.

I'd have thought the Aid who attended The Old Bailey to testify that Onasanya was at his place before passing the Speed Camera would've been an ideal Labour candidate, a party member who did the right thing etc.

https://labourlist.org/2019/02/labour-selects-lisa...

How come there are only 2 in this gang ?

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Fiona onasanya struck off as a solicitor

Just heard on radio

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Saaby - you never did answer the question that was asked many times by many posters; is Fiona your mum?

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A Winner Is You said:

Will this latest endeavour be taxpayer or privately funded?

She’s representing herself so hopefully not much cost involved.

Not much chance of success either, she didn’t make much of a lawyer first time around but who knows, if she created enough new evidence?

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dieselgrunt said:

122 pages long and £15. Should be a massive bestseller.

This thread is 101 pages long and free. Far better value.

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Starfighter said:

Richard got it about right...

Give it a couple of weeks of bad reviews and she'll deny she ever wrote it and claim she lent her name to her brother.

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This shows a total lack of humility and it seems a blessing (for us) that she's no longer in politics. Other than that I wish her well in her life and am thankful that she now has no influence over mine.

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Agammemnon said:

Gameface said:

Quite astounding.

Hubris personified.

You won't be saying that when she achieves greatness, will you?

I think she's a silly cow and ought to keep her hubris to herself.

And if she's reading this having achieved greatness, what can I do for you, Your Highness?

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cicada273 said:

PCoJ being used for these is manifestly excessive.

It really isn't.