JohnL

Her Wife is actually a potential replacement for her - as is Bas Javid (Sajid's brother) (No she isn't as she's retired - where did I get that from LOL) - Helen

I had a school mate who became a Chief Constable and then retired after years and years working his way up the force - never knew why - but I think it can be difficult at the top.

Johnson and Truss are off to solve the Ukraine issue today anyway - even though the US networks seem to be ignoring them.

Ooh is it the Virgin network or your Wi-Fi that's the issue. I'd try to find that out first.

This wasn't a man roughhousing with the cat and the cat playing back - this was a proper boot that could have broken bones. The guy needs punishing

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Boris is just getting on with stuff > > BREXIT ✅ DONE > > COVID ✅ DONE > > Next? > UK ✅ DONE

keano77 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The protestors had better things to do involving > all manner of conspiracy theories and it just so > happened Starmer came along. It was opportunism. > > In short, to say a categorical yes that Boris was > responsible for, or caused, Starmer to be harassed > is WRONG and deluded. Go to Telegram and check out what they've been talking about since Boris mentioned it. "In one Telegram group, Hine appeared to share a video of herself at the protest where she claimed the Labour leader was ?told some truths?, spurring her users to claim ?police protecting the ultimate paedophile?." https://inews.co.uk/news/boris-johnson-jimmy-savile-slur-far-right-telegram-conspiracy-groups-1448637

By the way nothing Johnson says at PMQs is spur of the moment - its storyboarded out beforehand and he delivers it as if spur of the moment.

keano77 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Okay, let me try and put it in the simplest terms > I can for you. > > Do you think Johnson was responsible for, or > caused, Starmer to be harassed by a group of > people the other night? YES Because psychologically he was advised to do this before (it was pre-planned not spur of the moment) to associate in the minds of voters Starmer and Savile - this is what analysts are telling us and why Johnson won't apologise. The people who harassed Starmer did exactly as planned but with more aggression.

No10 do seem to drink a lot - I usually wait until after work.

The conspiracy theory was that Starmer and Lammy arranged to be accosted by their own suppporters to cause more trouble for Johnson I guess. Order that horses head too. One of the ringleaders of the little gang was an ex tory councillor so it doesn't seem likely. https://www.thenational.scot/news/19907570.will-coleshill-former-tory-councillor-mobbed-keir-starmer-amid-jimmy-savile-slurs/

That'll be a Virtual Private Lineker You can connect to Gary Lineker's house and chat with him.

He's still not apologising and Kay Burley is still replaying what he said when a government minister comes on. It looks even worse in retrospect. He tried to link Starmer and Savile in the minds of the right wing and others.

Definite demotion although strangely a full member of cabinet although I can't see him being a non participating member before.

diable rouge Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > JohnL Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > The thing is the names of these guys are doing > the > > rounds - yet they are not being dealt with by > just > > banning them from central london and then > jailing > > them if they come back. > > I don't know if it's the same grifters, but one of > the main ringleaders during the pro-Brexit/Trump > crowd that harassed MPs like Anna Soubry, was > banned for a while, but that must've been about > 3-4 years ago so presume they have been free to > return for sometime... I don't understand how Piers Corbyn doesn't have an ASBO either.

The thing is the names of these guys are doing the rounds - yet they are not being dealt with by just banning them from central london and then jailing them if they come back.

Don't modern cars automatically go to an off state when not in use ? Older ones like mine still need to be turned off.

keano77 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Don?t understand > > Are you saying the protesters were racist nutters? Allegedly they take video and ask for donations on facebook (or other sites) - so grifters really.

Are these the same grifter mob that used to roam westminster. Why are they not banned from the area.

I googled Peckham BO and kept getting the Post Office but it wasn't referred to as BO on the sites. Google seems to just know somehow.

Everyone on twitter with bitcoin/crypto in their profile seems to have an agenda. it's like a warning signal.

P3girl Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If you had Windows 10 as a native installation > then the odds are that you will be able to upgrade > with no problem. > > It is cleaner and a bit faster. Not much has > changed except for the "Start" button area in the > bottom left which has now become a pop up at start > and the it minimises into the task bar after one > click selection or click outside the pop-up. My lovely ASUS is 10 years old (still i7 with 16GB RAM) and MS have tightened up on old processors. its amazing a 10 year old laptop functions so well :)

malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > May gets off as she didn't really do a lot beyond > the disastrous path to a hard Brexit. And bad dad > dancing. May did the best conference speech ever

My old ASUS canna take Windows11 - Processor not good enough

Sky just said water bills will go up a lot too in April. is it a bandwagon ?