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View Stuk's Profile Stuk Flag Top half 24 Jan 19 10.05pm Send a Private Message to Stuk Add Stuk as a friend

Originally posted by Cucking Funt

There's only one circumstance where I'll welcome seeing Sadiq Khan as a thread title.

Like Ken the c***, the only thing he's done is cost me money.

And possibly be even smarmier in the process.

 


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View YT's Profile YT Flag Oxford 24 Jan 19 10.21pm Send a Private Message to YT Add YT as a friend

Originally posted by Cucking Funt

There's only one circumstance where I'll welcome seeing Sadiq Khan as a thread title.

BTW, Cucking, I’m loving your ‘location’. I used to love reading the Molesworth books, and still pull them out of the cupboard under the stairs from time to time. Maybe SP needs to read ‘How to be topp’

Anyway, I digress. I don’t like the current London Mayor either.

 


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View Bert the Head's Profile Bert the Head Flag Epsom 24 Jan 19 11.13pm Send a Private Message to Bert the Head Add Bert the Head as a friend

Originally posted by Mr Palaceman

This is not about the left, or the right, or immigration, it's about the man as an elected official.

Can anyone tell me what has Mr Khan actually done as London Mayor.

I just saw him on the BBC in Berlin. He comes across as an absolute fake who is just taking a pay cheque and we already have plenty of those on all "sides".

I do remember him promising lots of new homes, has building started?

The only thing I know that he has done recently, is make traffic lights stay longer on red. As did Ken, to make it look like congestion was worst than it was, just prior to rolling out the C charge. Why he is doing that again now is beyond me.

I find it hard to think of anyone who is more of a total waste of space then he is.

I genuinely would like someone to give me an alternative opinion on the Mayor of London, as I actually forgot he was The Mayor.

This is not about the left, or the right, or immigration, it's about the man as an elected official.

Can anyone tell me what has Mr Khan actually done as London Mayor.


"I do remember him promising lots of new homes, has building started?" - Surge in London house building set to drive new UK homes to 11-year high
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"The only thing I know that he has done recently, is make traffic lights stay longer on red. As did Ken, to make it look like congestion was worst than it was, just prior to rolling out the C charge. Why he is doing that again now is beyond me."
That was an Evening Standard story, so you don't know it, you think it. Maybe you should apply a bit of quality control on the information you receive. Perhaps its time that you got a bit angry with people who lie to you and are taking you for a propaganda sponge.

"I find it hard to think of anyone who is more of a total waste of space then he is." Perhaps the best time to pose this question is the next time you shave? Why don't you stand for a Councillor and have a go yourself?

"I genuinely would like someone to give me an alternative opinion on the Mayor of London, as I actually forgot he was The Mayor." What is the point? I cannot tell you what you want to hear.

All the best.

Edited by Bert the Head (24 Jan 2019 11.26pm)

 

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View Mapletree's Profile Mapletree Flag Croydon 24 Jan 19 11.31pm Send a Private Message to Mapletree Add Mapletree as a friend

Originally posted by Bert the Head

This is not about the left, or the right, or immigration, it's about the man as an elected official.

Can anyone tell me what has Mr Khan actually done as London Mayor.


"I do remember him promising lots of new homes, has building started?" - Surge in London house building set to drive new UK homes to 11-year high
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"The only thing I know that he has done recently, is make traffic lights stay longer on red. As did Ken, to make it look like congestion was worst than it was, just prior to rolling out the C charge. Why he is doing that again now is beyond me."
That was an Evening Standard story, so you don't know it, you think it. Maybe you should apply a bit of quality control on the information you receive. Perhaps its time that you got a bit angry with people who lie to you and are taking you for a propaganda sponge.

"I find it hard to think of anyone who is more of a total waste of space then he is." Perhaps the best time to pose this question is the next time you shave? Why don't you stand for a Councillor and have a go yourself?

"I genuinely would like someone to give me an alternative opinion on the Mayor of London, as I actually forgot he was The Mayor." What is the point? I cannot tell you what you want to hear.

All the best.

Edited by Bert the Head (24 Jan 2019 11.26pm)

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Ah yes, the old traffic light misdirection story. It seems so long ago yet the lie persists.

 

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View Bert the Head's Profile Bert the Head Flag Epsom 24 Jan 19 11.38pm Send a Private Message to Bert the Head Add Bert the Head as a friend

Originally posted by Stuk

Like Ken the c***, the only thing he's done is cost me money.

And possibly be even smarmier in the process.

Whereas Boris was great - and only wasted

£300m on the new Bus
£30m on the Garden Bridge vanity project
£10m on the Estuary Airport
£24m on the Cableway
£230 on the London Stadium that was given to his mates at West Ham
£4.5m on the New Crystal Palace
The Developer deals is unquantifiable as is the money lost by `winding up' the unions to further his ideological ends.

No one is Smarmier than the Boris Calamity vanity project. Funny how his ideology of not wasting public money has never prevented him wasting public money. But I suppose you could argue that he never "wastes" public money if it enriches his mates.

 

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View Badger11's Profile Badger11 Flag Beckenham 25 Jan 19 8.32am Send a Private Message to Badger11 Add Badger11 as a friend

Originally posted by Bert the Head

Whereas Boris was great - and only wasted

£300m on the new Bus
£30m on the Garden Bridge vanity project
£10m on the Estuary Airport
£24m on the Cableway
£230 on the London Stadium that was given to his mates at West Ham
£4.5m on the New Crystal Palace
The Developer deals is unquantifiable as is the money lost by `winding up' the unions to further his ideological ends.

No one is Smarmier than the Boris Calamity vanity project. Funny how his ideology of not wasting public money has never prevented him wasting public money. But I suppose you could argue that he never "wastes" public money if it enriches his mates.

There are a lot of things that the Mayor is not responsible for so I can understand why any Mayor wanting to make an impact with the voters look to vanity projects.

You forgot to mention cycle lanes which has brought London to a standstill Boris started it and Khan has just played along.

Some of Boris' ideas could have worked with better planning and less public money.

An iconic bus to replace the route master which is known around the world would not be a bad thing.

I quite liked the idea of a garden bridge but he should have picked on an exiting one and tarted it up or built a new one when people wanted it.

A cable car across the Thames would work but the current one starts and goes to places the public don't want or need to go to.

A new airport to replace Heathrow had a lot of merit we need 5 runways to cope with capacity a 3rd runway just kicks the can down the road.

For me the role of Mayor is fix transport and to rubber stamp ideas that will attract tourism such as the wheel at Parliament. Other than that I would prefer they but out.

 


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View topcat's Profile topcat Flag Holmesdale / Surbiton 25 Jan 19 10.43am Send a Private Message to topcat Add topcat as a friend

Originally posted by Bert the Head

Whereas Boris was great - and only wasted

£300m on the new Bus
£30m on the Garden Bridge vanity project
£10m on the Estuary Airport
£24m on the Cableway
£230 on the London Stadium that was given to his mates at West Ham
£4.5m on the New Crystal Palace
The Developer deals is unquantifiable as is the money lost by `winding up' the unions to further his ideological ends.

No one is Smarmier than the Boris Calamity vanity project. Funny how his ideology of not wasting public money has never prevented him wasting public money. But I suppose you could argue that he never "wastes" public money if it enriches his mates.

I'm sure that all of us can agree that Boris was crap in the job but the thread isn't about him.

 


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View Stirlingsays's Profile Stirlingsays Flag 25 Jan 19 10.51am Send a Private Message to Stirlingsays Holmesdale Online Elite Member Add Stirlingsays as a friend

Originally posted by Badger11

There are a lot of things that the Mayor is not responsible for so I can understand why any Mayor wanting to make an impact with the voters look to vanity projects.

You forgot to mention cycle lanes which has brought London to a standstill Boris started it and Khan has just played along.

Some of Boris' ideas could have worked with better planning and less public money.

An iconic bus to replace the route master which is known around the world would not be a bad thing.

I quite liked the idea of a garden bridge but he should have picked on an exiting one and tarted it up or built a new one when people wanted it.

A cable car across the Thames would work but the current one starts and goes to places the public don't want or need to go to.

A new airport to replace Heathrow had a lot of merit we need 5 runways to cope with capacity a 3rd runway just kicks the can down the road.

For me the role of Mayor is fix transport and to rubber stamp ideas that will attract tourism such as the wheel at Parliament. Other than that I would prefer they but out.

A good and far more reasonable post about Johnson's tenure.

Personally I regarded him as correct on the airport and I also thought the bridge was and is a good idea.

 


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View kingdowieonthewall's Profile kingdowieonthewall Flag Sussex, ex-Cronx. 25 Jan 19 10.57am Send a Private Message to kingdowieonthewall Add kingdowieonthewall as a friend

I was informed SK was one of the briefs that defended the London bus/tube bombers.
Is this true or just myth?

 


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Then leave home, get a job & pay your own bills, while you still know everything.

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View Stirlingsays's Profile Stirlingsays Flag 25 Jan 19 11.11am Send a Private Message to Stirlingsays Holmesdale Online Elite Member Add Stirlingsays as a friend

Originally posted by kingdowieonthewall

I was informed SK was one of the briefs that defended the London bus/tube bombers.
Is this true or just myth?


Sadiq Khan at one time acted as a lawyer for the Nation of Islam...He did end up representing the early terrorist version of Maajid Nawaz and others.

I don't think the 7/7 stuff is true....Rather amusingly he spent most of his legal career taking cases against the Met Police.

He's hardly the best example we have to lead security in London.....He's an anti establishment figure who decided to become apart of it.

Like most minority politicians he plays the wearing of two hats.

Edited by Stirlingsays (25 Jan 2019 11.18am)

 


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View silvertop's Profile silvertop Flag Portishead 25 Jan 19 12.59pm Send a Private Message to silvertop Add silvertop as a friend

Originally posted by Bert the Head

Whereas Boris was great - and only wasted

£300m on the new Bus
£30m on the Garden Bridge vanity project
£10m on the Estuary Airport
£24m on the Cableway
£230 on the London Stadium that was given to his mates at West Ham
£4.5m on the New Crystal Palace
The Developer deals is unquantifiable as is the money lost by `winding up' the unions to further his ideological ends.

No one is Smarmier than the Boris Calamity vanity project. Funny how his ideology of not wasting public money has never prevented him wasting public money. But I suppose you could argue that he never "wastes" public money if it enriches his mates.

Yes, I'm no Lefty, but didn't Ken make promises and ... err... keep pretty much all of them?

Boris is 2 things: charming and electable. Otherwise, something of an empty suit.

 

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View silvertop's Profile silvertop Flag Portishead 25 Jan 19 1.07pm Send a Private Message to silvertop Add silvertop as a friend

Originally posted by Stirlingsays


Sadiq Khan at one time acted as a lawyer for the Nation of Islam...He did end up representing the early terrorist version of Maajid Nawaz and others.

I don't think the 7/7 stuff is true....Rather amusingly he spent most of his legal career taking cases against the Met Police.

He's hardly the best example we have to lead security in London.....He's an anti establishment figure who decided to become apart of it.

Like most minority politicians he plays the wearing of two hats.

Edited by Stirlingsays (25 Jan 2019 11.18am)

You may need to expand on where the problem lies in this.

Poacher turned gamekeeper can be both good and bad.

Also, you love our culture and values. They include the right to legal representation. That's everyone, Stirling, from West to Brady to suspected terrorists.

It could be said that he took these "unpopular" instructions and then stood for high office. Would you have respected him more had he refused the briefs to avoid staining his embryonic political career?

 

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