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Suedehead, you must reflect and rename this thread to omit the word ‘lie’ otherwise you’ll be removed from Buzzjack immediately

 

Unbelievable

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It is, as you say, ridiculous. However, as Iz mentions, the Commons rules date from a time when it was unthinkable that any member, let alone the PM, would lie to the House. That's why there is relatively little the Speaker can do about it. The same applies when a minister's answer bears absolutely no relation to the question.

I don’t understand how an evidenced statement that shows where the PM has lied is worthy of ejection and the same institution makes no effort or has no requirement for those blatant lies to be corrected.

 

To say that the PM is a noted and compulsive liar is a statement of evidenced fact. If our representatives cannot tell the truth in our parliament what the f*** is even the Point.

I remember the Manic Street Preachers released a track back on their 'Holy Bible' album in1994 entitled "Ifwhiteamericatoldthetruthforonedayit'sworldwouldfallapart'. Easily could release a version about White England today.

Health Sec: paraphrasing: Hooray for me I got Covid and I'm fine after a week, so stop cowering from it and get back to normal life! (deleted and apologised for immediately).

 

Me (being careful for the forseeable future in order to avoid killing my ailing parents who Javid gives me no help towards caring for): f*** off you half-witted heartless twat. 130,000 dead. I mean every single word.

Health Sec: paraphrasing: Hooray for me I got Covid and I'm fine after a week, so stop cowering from it and get back to normal life! (deleted and apologised for immediately).

 

Me (being careful for the forseeable future in order to avoid killing my ailing parents who Javid gives me no help towards caring for): f*** off you half-witted heartless twat. 130,000 dead. I mean every single word.

 

 

Why can't you get a carer's allowance? My uncle had MS and my auntie got it for decades.

Why can't you get a carer's allowance? My uncle had MS and my auntie got it for decades.

 

Hi Chris, sadly (or happily) Mum has savings of over 20,000 which we can't yet access (unless you sort out the legal side of things while you are able to - which mum didn't - you have to spend 2k going through the courts to get it, which we are in the process of doing but it's slow going, and you get audited by the Courts from time to time to make sure the money goes on care etc). Dad has already made me executor over his affairs in advance of anything happening like that, his problems are physical disabilities, and mum has also deteriorated to that point too, as well as being unable to talk. I'm not eligible for any personal assistance because I'm still working, albeit it part-time, I work from home and sort their needs during the day with careful juggling. I've had to pay towards the cost of a garage conversion for bedroom/en suite as neither of them can get up stairs, which has been a bit of a literal life-saver so far. We pay for private carers to give me a hand 5 days a week for an hour a day, £30 an hour.

 

To be fair I will do the same as Javid and withdraw the comment and apologise for impugning his character.

 

Half-witted suggests he's not all there, when actually he chose to make the tweet during a moment of bad judgement, so that's not correct. So my comment was also badly-judged and incorrect and I apologise.

 

Heartless: well he just forgot about his own members of the family who had passed on from Covid, so I'll put it down to a momentary loss of memory and a lack of awareness that his jubilance could be misinterpreted as heartlessness when it was purely just forgetting about his dead relatives, so I will also apologise for that.

 

twat: well that's just unfair and I meant it in a joking lads-in-the-locker-room affectionate way, as the Prime Minister tends to, as Mr Javid is neither stupid or obnoxious. Well, stupid, at any rate. :teresa:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Anybody else think Sajid looks like the Hood from Thunderbirds... everytime I see him I just hear 'Kyrano... KYRANO'.

Anybody else think Sajid looks like the Hood from Thunderbirds... everytime I see him I just hear 'Kyrano... KYRANO'.

:lol: Twins.....

Hi Chris, sadly (or happily) Mum has savings of over 20,000 which we can't yet access (unless you sort out the legal side of things while you are able to - which mum didn't - you have to spend 2k going through the courts to get it, which we are in the process of doing but it's slow going, and you get audited by the Courts from time to time to make sure the money goes on care etc). Dad has already made me executor over his affairs in advance of anything happening like that, his problems are physical disabilities, and mum has also deteriorated to that point too, as well as being unable to talk. I'm not eligible for any personal assistance because I'm still working, albeit it part-time, I work from home and sort their needs during the day with careful juggling. I've had to pay towards the cost of a garage conversion for bedroom/en suite as neither of them can get up stairs, which has been a bit of a literal life-saver so far. We pay for private carers to give me a hand 5 days a week for an hour a day, £30 an hour.

 

I see. It's outrageous that you've to pay £2,000 out of 20k to the Courts. Legal fees are just a rip off. A solicitor wanted £1100 to do Probate for Rachel as she'd inherited a substantial sum from my cousin. I did it myself, which you can. It's quite easy and not really scary at all. £78 fee then £8 to swear the oath so saved myself over a grand. Most people just go to a solicitor and get ripped off without realising you can do it yourself.

Edited July 25, 20213 yr by common sense

I see. It's outrageous that you've to pay £2,000 out of 20k to the Courts. Legal fees are just a rip off. A solicitor wanted £1100 to do Probate for Rachel as she'd inherited a substantial sum from my cousin. I did it myself, which you can. It's quite easy and not really scary at all. £78 fee then £8 yo swear the oath so saved myself over a grand. Most people just go to a solicitor without realising you can do it yourself.

 

Wow! That's quite a saving..and no I didn't realise you could do some stuff yourself :o

Wow! That's quite a saving..and no I didn't realise you could do some stuff yourself :o

 

 

Never let a solicitor do probate John. It's a rip-off by them. You just download the form and list their assets and liabilities then go to any solicitor to swear the oath then post it to a Probate office. My sister and I did it for my mum. Most people don't know this though and most solicitors don't tell them either. :rolleyes:

Edited July 25, 20213 yr by common sense

The government has appointed a new trade envoy to Australia - Ian Botham. Yes, the government that, just a few weeks ago, was telling footballers not to comment on politics, has given a government job to a former cricketer. Not only that, they have given it to someone who said when he was appointed to the House of Lords that he would stick to subjects he knew something about. He made it very clear that international trade was not one of those subjects.

Peddling favour with the northern voters again!

They appear to have appointed fluffy Mundell to New Zealand. Which is somehow even worse

Notorious halfwit (if even half) Dominic Raab says "with hindsight" he wouldn't have gone on holiday.

 

Pretty ironic considering the leader of the opposition gets called "Captain Hindsight" in every PMQs.

Didn’t he also say he couldn’t get back because ‘the sea was closed’?

This is a man who didn’t know that we as an island were reliant on the Dover-Calais crossing.

 

Ive seen more brain capacity in a literal vegetable

Actually it wasn’t that he couldn’t get back, it’s that he definitely wasn’t having fun whilst still there beacuse of the sea being ‘closed’. Still idiotic.

The Tories plan to make people from 60 to 65/66, whenever they retire and receive the State pension, pay for prescriptions. A Think Tank commissioned to look in to this has recommended it. If they're still working I think it's fair though and most still are. All other exemptions such as for people with diabetes and other conditions stay unchanged.

I'm surprised there's been no discussion on the impending National Insurance rise of 1% - despite of course, being told they would not increase taxes. Seems like there is a bit of an internal Red Wall MP revolt (and rightly so). Just like Brexit though, you keep getting turkeys voting for Christmas!