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Catfish Burgess Hill 27 Jul 15 10.04am
With the latest, (very entertaining), gotcha by the scumtops I think they deserve another debate on their existence. Even without Lord Bugle of Kings Cross they have been caught with their hands in the till just as much as the MPs and cant even be kicked out because of it. I wonder if any of the Labour leader candidates will come out and finally get rid of them. For one thing, it wouild solve the probelm of where the MPs could meet while the rest of the place is being refurbished. Yes, I am an agent of Satan but my duties are largely ceremonial
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Burgess Hill 27 Jul 15 10.04am

With the latest, (very entertaining), gotcha by the scumtops I think they deserve another debate on their existence. Even without Lord Bugle of Kings Cross they have been caught with their hands in the till just as much as the MPs and cant even be kicked out because of it. I wonder if any of the Labour leader candidates will come out and finally get rid of them. For one thing, it wouild solve the probelm of where the MPs could meet while the rest of the place is being refurbished.

Yes, I am an agent of Satan but my duties are largely ceremonial

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reborn 27 Jul 15 12.17pm
Cant believe he is refusing to resign, unless he has a mischievous twin brother that is. My username has nothing to do with my religious beliefs
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reborn 27 Jul 15 12.17pm

Cant believe he is refusing to resign, unless he has a mischievous twin brother that is.

My username has nothing to do with my religious beliefs

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jamiemartin721 Reading 27 Jul 15 12.44pm
Has he actually broken any laws though, paying for sex isn't illegal, and provided he didn't supply the cocaine, ask for it or possess it, then he's in the clear. Moralistic nonsense for the chattering classes. "One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug" [Link]
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Reading 27 Jul 15 12.44pm

Has he actually broken any laws though, paying for sex isn't illegal, and provided he didn't supply the cocaine, ask for it or possess it, then he's in the clear.

Moralistic nonsense for the chattering classes.

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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Catfish Burgess Hill 27 Jul 15 1.33pm
That is the Bernie Eccelestone position isnt it? Private matter, gross intrusion, no public interest etc. Doesn't stack up. His position is that of one who is there to ensure high standards for people who are otherwise unaccountable, unelected and who have a collective history of lining their pockets for very little value that can be readily discerned. If his behaviour is deemed to be a private matter and therefore acceptable then it follows that anyone else in a public office can behave the same way. Would the Lords or MPs take that view if it was a senior police officer, teacher, civil servant etc on the front page of the Sun - of course not. Yes, I am an agent of Satan but my duties are largely ceremonial
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Burgess Hill 27 Jul 15 1.33pm

That is the Bernie Eccelestone position isnt it? Private matter, gross intrusion, no public interest etc.
Doesn't stack up. His position is that of one who is there to ensure high standards for people who are otherwise unaccountable, unelected and who have a collective history of lining their pockets for very little value that can be readily discerned.
If his behaviour is deemed to be a private matter and therefore acceptable then it follows that anyone else in a public office can behave the same way. Would the Lords or MPs take that view if it was a senior police officer, teacher, civil servant etc on the front page of the Sun - of course not.

Yes, I am an agent of Satan but my duties are largely ceremonial

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suicideatselhurst crawley 27 Jul 15 1.45pm
Quote Catfish at 27 Jul 2015 1.33pm That is the Bernie Eccelestone position isnt it? Private matter, gross intrusion, no public interest etc. Doesn't stack up. His position is that of one who is there to ensure high standards for people who are otherwise unaccountable, unelected and who have a collective history of lining their pockets for very little value that can be readily discerned. If his behaviour is deemed to be a private matter and therefore acceptable then it follows that anyone else in a public office can behave the same way. Would the Lords or MPs take that view if it was a senior police officer, teacher, civil servant etc on the front page of the Sun - of course not. Do you mean Max Mosley Cat ? Theres someone in my head ... But its not me X/Box game Tag bazcpfc1961, clan (HMS)
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crawley 27 Jul 15 1.45pm

Quote Catfish at 27 Jul 2015 1.33pm

That is the Bernie Eccelestone position isnt it? Private matter, gross intrusion, no public interest etc.
Doesn't stack up. His position is that of one who is there to ensure high standards for people who are otherwise unaccountable, unelected and who have a collective history of lining their pockets for very little value that can be readily discerned.
If his behaviour is deemed to be a private matter and therefore acceptable then it follows that anyone else in a public office can behave the same way. Would the Lords or MPs take that view if it was a senior police officer, teacher, civil servant etc on the front page of the Sun - of course not.

Do you mean Max Mosley Cat ?

Theres someone in my head ... But its not me

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Stuk Top half 27 Jul 15 3.11pm
Quote Catfish at 27 Jul 2015 10.04am With the latest, (very entertaining), gotcha by the scumtops I think they deserve another debate on their existence. Even without Lord Bugle of Kings Cross they have been caught with their hands in the till just as much as the MPs and cant even be kicked out because of it. I wonder if any of the Labour leader candidates will come out and finally get rid of them. For one thing, it wouild solve the probelm of where the MPs could meet while the rest of the place is being refurbished. Thought you meant the rags! You do know this guy was put there by Labour? Optimistic as ever
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Top half 27 Jul 15 3.11pm

Quote Catfish at 27 Jul 2015 10.04am

With the latest, (very entertaining), gotcha by the scumtops I think they deserve another debate on their existence. Even without Lord Bugle of Kings Cross they have been caught with their hands in the till just as much as the MPs and cant even be kicked out because of it. I wonder if any of the Labour leader candidates will come out and finally get rid of them. For one thing, it wouild solve the probelm of where the MPs could meet while the rest of the place is being refurbished.

Thought you meant the rags!

You do know this guy was put there by Labour?

Optimistic as ever

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bubble wrap Carparks in South East London 27 Jul 15 4.35pm
Quote reborn at 27 Jul 2015 12.17pm Cant believe he is refusing to resign, unless he has a mischievous twin brother that is. I can, Why resign when you can be paid to leave. Think he was set up, Pictures in the paper show the girl taking photos with her iphone, why would he let them do that unless he was smashed out of his face. Didnt read anywhere that he had sex with either of the girls.
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Carparks in South East London 27 Jul 15 4.35pm

Quote reborn at 27 Jul 2015 12.17pm

Cant believe he is refusing to resign, unless he has a mischievous twin brother that is.

I can, Why resign when you can be paid to leave.
Think he was set up, Pictures in the paper show the girl taking photos with her iphone, why would he let them do that unless he was smashed out of his face. Didnt read anywhere that he had sex with either of the girls.

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jamiemartin721 Reading 27 Jul 15 4.41pm
Quote Catfish at 27 Jul 2015 1.33pm That is the Bernie Eccelestone position isnt it? Private matter, gross intrusion, no public interest etc. Doesn't stack up. His position is that of one who is there to ensure high standards for people who are otherwise unaccountable, unelected and who have a collective history of lining their pockets for very little value that can be readily discerned. If his behaviour is deemed to be a private matter and therefore acceptable then it follows that anyone else in a public office can behave the same way. Would the Lords or MPs take that view if it was a senior police officer, teacher, civil servant etc on the front page of the Sun - of course not. We shouldn't give a s**t what people do or like in their spare time, if everyone is a willing participant (and capable of giving consent). Instead we've become a society that is leering through everyone curtains and clucking at anything we find offensive or different, but in reality are just too scared to do ourselves. But really its a form of moral superiority voyeurism. "One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug" [Link]
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Reading 27 Jul 15 4.41pm

Quote Catfish at 27 Jul 2015 1.33pm

We shouldn't give a s**t what people do or like in their spare time, if everyone is a willing participant (and capable of giving consent). Instead we've become a society that is leering through everyone curtains and clucking at anything we find offensive or different, but in reality are just too scared to do ourselves.

But really its a form of moral superiority voyeurism.

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 27 Jul 15 5.05pm
He was bang on the money about Cameron and Blair, though. Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham
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Clapham on the Back 27 Jul 15 5.05pm

He was bang on the money about Cameron and Blair, though.

Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

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Harry Beever Newbury 27 Jul 15 5.33pm
Quote jamiemartin721 at 27 Jul 2015 4.41pm Quote Catfish at 27 Jul 2015 1.33pm That is the Bernie Eccelestone position isnt it? Private matter, gross intrusion, no public interest etc. Doesn't stack up. His position is that of one who is there to ensure high standards for people who are otherwise unaccountable, unelected and who have a collective history of lining their pockets for very little value that can be readily discerned. If his behaviour is deemed to be a private matter and therefore acceptable then it follows that anyone else in a public office can behave the same way. Would the Lords or MPs take that view if it was a senior police officer, teacher, civil servant etc on the front page of the Sun - of course not. We shouldn't give a s**t what people do or like in their spare time, if everyone is a willing participant (and capable of giving consent). Instead we've become a society that is leering through everyone curtains and clucking at anything we find offensive or different, but in reality are just too scared to do ourselves. But really its a form of moral superiority voyeurism. I think if he was a member of the general public you have a point Jamie. I think if you decide to go into a life of politics you need to accept the crap that comes with it. The reality is that you need to be whiter than white or at least lay bare your skeletons before you start your career hence all bar one of the labour leadership candidates being so eager to talk about taking drugs at university before the tabloids go digging. You or I snorting coke off a whore's tits is no big deal (though guessing it may impede your political future!) but when you have a responsibility for making the law of the land it's different. It shows recklessness and naivety even if he was set up. In your mind would it be ok for Cameron to be caught doing likewise? It's then a slippery slope to Bunga Bunga Berlusconi and look what s mess he made of things
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Newbury 27 Jul 15 5.33pm

Quote jamiemartin721 at 27 Jul 2015 4.41pm

Quote Catfish at 27 Jul 2015 1.33pm

But really its a form of moral superiority voyeurism.

I think if he was a member of the general public you have a point Jamie. I think if you decide to go into a life of politics you need to accept the crap that comes with it. The reality is that you need to be whiter than white or at least lay bare your skeletons before you start your career hence all bar one of the labour leadership candidates being so eager to talk about taking drugs at university before the tabloids go digging.

You or I snorting coke off a whore's tits is no big deal (though guessing it may impede your political future!) but when you have a responsibility for making the law of the land it's different. It shows recklessness and naivety even if he was set up. In your mind would it be ok for Cameron to be caught doing likewise? It's then a slippery slope to Bunga Bunga Berlusconi and look what s mess he made of things

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elgrande bedford 27 Jul 15 5.40pm
Quote Harry Beever at 27 Jul 2015 5.33pm Quote jamiemartin721 at 27 Jul 2015 4.41pm Quote Catfish at 27 Jul 2015 1.33pm That is the Bernie Eccelestone position isnt it? Private matter, gross intrusion, no public interest etc. Doesn't stack up. His position is that of one who is there to ensure high standards for people who are otherwise unaccountable, unelected and who have a collective history of lining their pockets for very little value that can be readily discerned. If his behaviour is deemed to be a private matter and therefore acceptable then it follows that anyone else in a public office can behave the same way. Would the Lords or MPs take that view if it was a senior police officer, teacher, civil servant etc on the front page of the Sun - of course not. We shouldn't give a st what people do or like in their spare time, if everyone is a willing participant (and capable of giving consent). Instead we've become a society that is leering through everyone curtains and clucking at anything we find offensive or different, but in reality are just too scared to do ourselves. But really its a form of moral superiority voyeurism. I think if he was a member of the general public you have a point Jamie. I think if you decide to go into a life of politics you need to accept the crap that comes with it. The reality is that you need to be whiter than white or at least lay bare your skeletons before you start your career hence all bar one of the labour leadership candidates being so eager to talk about taking drugs at university before the tabloids go digging. You or I snorting coke off a whore's tits** is no big deal (though guessing it may impede your political future!) but when you have a responsibility for making the law of the land it's different. It shows recklessness and naivety even if he was set up. In your mind would it be ok for Cameron to be caught doing likewise? It's then a slippery slope to Bunga Bunga Berlusconi and look what s mess he made of things God I remember those days.. always a Norwood boy, where ever I live.
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Quote Harry Beever at 27 Jul 2015 5.33pm

Quote jamiemartin721 at 27 Jul 2015 4.41pm

Quote Catfish at 27 Jul 2015 1.33pm

But really its a form of moral superiority voyeurism.

You or I snorting coke off a whore's tits is no big deal (though guessing it may impede your political future!) but when you have a responsibility for making the law of the land it's different. It shows recklessness and naivety even if he was set up. In your mind would it be ok for Cameron to be caught doing likewise? It's then a slippery slope to Bunga Bunga Berlusconi and look what s mess he made of things

God I remember those days..

always a Norwood boy, where ever I live.

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Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 27 Jul 15 7.11pm
His middle name is 'Buttifant'. [Link] Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham
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Clapham on the Back 27 Jul 15 7.11pm

His middle name is 'Buttifant'.

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Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

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