Another MP Accused of lying about speeding ticket.
Discussion
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
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
Those bus lane cash cows have it well under control
Is there any point in me asking my (and others') questions again?
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
I was just saying that, bad as it is, it’s preferable to having such as her in the house.
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.
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.
"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
carinaman said:
NoddyonNitrous said:
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...
Agammemnon said:
Gameface said:
Quite astounding.
Hubris personified.
You won't be saying that when she achieves greatness, will you?Hubris personified.
And if she's reading this having achieved greatness, what can I do for you, Your Highness?
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