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Should the Conservative's Chief Whip just 'Get on His Bike'?
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Personally, I think he should resign before pressure is put upon the PM to sack him for his stupidity. The very fact that he has apologised to the policeman, with whom he had an altercation, is enough to suggest that he stepped outside of sensible behaviour and is not worthy of a position in Government; which surely demands a level headed approach on matters.
Ron.
Ron.
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No disrespect, but isn't yesterday's thread on this very subject not still current? Has anything changed today?
No disrespect, but isn't yesterday's thread on this very subject not still current? Has anything changed today?
///No disrespect, but isn't yesterday's thread on this very subject not still current? Has anything changed today?///
A totally irrelevant comment; from an increasingly irrelevant poster.
Don't you realise, Kero, you are an annoying individual and you have done a remarkable job of alienating a lot of people on here?
A totally irrelevant comment; from an increasingly irrelevant poster.
Don't you realise, Kero, you are an annoying individual and you have done a remarkable job of alienating a lot of people on here?
///I just didn't see the point in two current threads on the same subject?///
Are you on meths, Kerosene?
You did exactly the same yourself with the two Ian Tomlinson almost identical threads; so why the criticism?
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Are you on meths, Kerosene?
You did exactly the same yourself with the two Ian Tomlinson almost identical threads; so why the criticism?
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I absolutely refuse to indulge in such childishness with people who - laughingly - stamp their foot about a perfectly legitimate thread begun the previous evening on precisely the same subject?
For what it's worth, my thread has rather stolen the thunder on this one and all we're having is repetition of sentiments already expressed. Sorry, Ron.
Ron, I'm sure yours was an innocent oversight? No harm meant - I was simply pointing out something which is common on AB when threads 'clash'? But you can't legislate for the 'Watch With Mother' brigade cuhcking their rattles out of the pram, can you?
Good luck to you, anyway.
For what it's worth, my thread has rather stolen the thunder on this one and all we're having is repetition of sentiments already expressed. Sorry, Ron.
Ron, I'm sure yours was an innocent oversight? No harm meant - I was simply pointing out something which is common on AB when threads 'clash'? But you can't legislate for the 'Watch With Mother' brigade cuhcking their rattles out of the pram, can you?
Good luck to you, anyway.
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