More Vaz

[richardxjr]

He holds all the cards. Untouchable.

[SplatSpeed]

B'stard Child said:

SplatSpeed said:

don4l said:

PurpleMoonlight said:

don4l said:

That is a very odd response. We are, after all, talking about the "oldest profession".

I would suggest that most of us do not use prostitutes.

The fact that you think that this is unusual suggests that your home life might be less than ideal.

It is indeed, but you still think seeing one is perverted.

I thought society had largely moved beyond that but I guess not everyone.

You think that society has "moved on" from keeping marriage vows?

Bloody Hell???

my wife has!!

Soon to be ex-wife I hope?

nisi done!

she gets the house in canada and paid off

got my 19yo daughter back after a year of non communication.

decree absolute soon.

then i publish the truth!!!

[Soov535]

richardxjr said:

He holds all the cards. Untouchable.

He must have some polaroids. FFS what has he got on people?

[don4l]

I was going to vent my spleen at my local Conservative MP, but it seems that he didn't vote.

The whole affair is mystifying.

[Thorodin]

OpulentBob said:

Is being gay/bi a "perversion"?

I'm not a handwringer but that's quite a statement in this day and age, and says more about the speaker than the subject.

It's not about sexuality. It's about the sordid nature of his private life, the perverted use of public money in providing a venue for his extremely unhealthy practises and stupid exposure to criminal coercion, the many instances of corruption and perversion of his exalted position, the unsuitability of him being in a position of influence over others and the maze of lies. Those things are all perversions to most people, however widespread their practice may be. HTH

[Soov535]

don4l said:

I was going to vent my spleen at my local Conservative MP, but it seems that he didn't vote.

The whole affair is mystifying.

No it isn't. He knows too much to be hung out to dry.

[richardxjr]

Plus the cards. Race card, Gay card, MP card, Labour card... Full house!

[QuantumTokoloshi]

don4l said:

I was going to vent my spleen at my local Conservative MP, but it seems that he didn't vote.

The whole affair is mystifying.

I have sent mine off already. My MP did vote, I would like to know why, but considering she lost her post as culture secretary for fiddling expenses, I am not expecting much.

[9.3]

And we haven't even explored his close friendship and support of the odious Lord Janner .......

[don4l]

9.3 said:

And we haven't even explored his close friendship and support of the odious Lord Janner .......

Guido has dropped hints that there are going to be revelations on that front.

[Oakey]

PurpleMoonlight said:

Again, what perversion?

Roleplaying a washing machine repairman is pretty perverted

[PurpleMoonlight]

Oakey said:

Roleplaying a washing machine repairman is pretty perverted

Is that a euphemism for something?

[Europa1]

Oakey said:

PurpleMoonlight said:

Again, what perversion?

Roleplaying a washing machine repairman is pretty perverted

I thought appliance repair man was a pretty standard script device in a certain genre of movie.

[Europa1]

Europa1 said:

Oakey said:

PurpleMoonlight said:

Again, what perversion?

Roleplaying a washing machine repairman is pretty perverted

I thought appliance repair man was a pretty standard script device in a certain genre of movie.

Edited to add: reminds me of a great Grolsch advert from a few years back.

[don'tbesilly]

don4l said:

I was going to vent my spleen at my local Conservative MP, but it seems that he didn't vote.

The whole affair is mystifying.

What not voting?

Or that your MP appears to be condoning what many others would see as unacceptable behavior for someone in public office, and who is currently under investigation by the Police, and could possibly face an inquiry by the parliamentary standards commissioner?

I'd ask him why he didn't vote in favour for Vaz, he's clearly a suitable candidate to serve on the JUSTICE committee!

Beggars belief.

[don4l]

don'tbesilly said:

don4l said:

I was going to vent my spleen at my local Conservative MP, but it seems that he didn't vote.

The whole affair is mystifying.

What not voting?

Or that your MP appears to be condoning what many others would see as unacceptable behavior for someone in public office, and who is currently under investigation by the Police, and could possibly face an inquiry by the parliamentary standards commissioner?

I'd ask him why he didn't vote in favour for Vaz, he's clearly a suitable candidate to serve on the JUSTICE committee!

Beggars belief.

I find it mystifying that anyone could support Vaz for a seat on the Justice commitee when he is currently under a police investigation.

I find it mystifying that Conservative members would support Vaz.

I find it even more mystifying that the Conservatives would use the whips.

[CoolHands]

He's clearly bent so I can't see how anyone can defend him

[Cobnapint]

What's also interesting is the lack of interest by things like the Daily Politics etc. It's almost as if it didn't happen.

They're all sh*t scared of saying anything that might put them on the wrong end of potential Vaz legal action.

[Mothersruin]

It'll be further known as the Vaz Mosley Strategy.

[jas xjr]

FFS he is giving us genuine dodgy asians a bad name