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The MET has referred itself to the police watchdog?
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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After a complaint, the MET has apparently referred itself to the police watchdog over the Christmas party.
I'm sure this will bring everything out into the open. Mhm. Of course it will... |
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By *ovebjsMan
over a year ago
Bristol |
"After a complaint, the MET has apparently referred itself to the police watchdog over the Christmas party.
I'm sure this will bring everything out into the open. Mhm. Of course it will..."
Yes let’s waste even more time in something that is 12 months old that really is not so important.
But hey ho!!  |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"After a complaint, the MET has apparently referred itself to the police watchdog over the Christmas party.
I'm sure this will bring everything out into the open. Mhm. Of course it will...
Yes let’s waste even more time in something that is 12 months old that really is not so important.
But hey ho!! "
well it takes the focus off the military build up on the Ukraine border, putins bots are doing a splendid job.  |
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By *oo hotCouple
over a year ago
North West |
"After a complaint, the MET has apparently referred itself to the police watchdog over the Christmas party.
I'm sure this will bring everything out into the open. Mhm. Of course it will...
Yes let’s waste even more time in something that is 12 months old that really is not so important.
But hey ho!! "
I did not know about you but I would rather the highest office in the land show moral and ethical leadership.
It has been obvious since before Johnson even became an MP, that he was a lying charlatan who held rules in contempt and only applicable to the plebs.
Leadership is what has always been needed and if Johnson has to be embarrassed into Leadership - so be it. |
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"After a complaint, the MET has apparently referred itself to the police watchdog over the Christmas party.
I'm sure this will bring everything out into the open. Mhm. Of course it will...
Yes let’s waste even more time in something that is 12 months old that really is not so important.
But hey ho!! "
So a prime minister breaking the law isn't important?
Strange priorities you have. |
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By *ovebjsMan
over a year ago
Bristol |
"After a complaint, the MET has apparently referred itself to the police watchdog over the Christmas party.
I'm sure this will bring everything out into the open. Mhm. Of course it will...
Yes let’s waste even more time in something that is 12 months old that really is not so important.
But hey ho!!
So a prime minister breaking the law isn't important?
Strange priorities you have."
Yup 
Because in the grand scheme of things it’s old old news  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"After a complaint, the MET has apparently referred itself to the police watchdog over the Christmas party.
I'm sure this will bring everything out into the open. Mhm. Of course it will...
Yes let’s waste even more time in something that is 12 months old that really is not so important.
But hey ho!!
So a prime minister breaking the law isn't important?
Strange priorities you have.
Yup
Because in the grand scheme of things it’s old old news "
Wow you really think a PM breaking the law isn't important. I feel sorry for you.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Admitting there is a problem is the first step in making sure it never happens again
Good they see a problem, but cynical that the outcome would be punitive. |
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By *ovebjsMan
over a year ago
Bristol |
"After a complaint, the MET has apparently referred itself to the police watchdog over the Christmas party.
I'm sure this will bring everything out into the open. Mhm. Of course it will...
Yes let’s waste even more time in something that is 12 months old that really is not so important.
But hey ho!!
So a prime minister breaking the law isn't important?
Strange priorities you have.
Yup
Because in the grand scheme of things it’s old old news
Wow you really think a PM breaking the law isn't important. I feel sorry for you.
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By *ovebjsMan
over a year ago
Bristol |
"Admitting there is a problem is the first step in making sure it never happens again
Good they see a problem, but cynical that the outcome would be punitive."
and eill just fuel the narrative all the more |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Update: The police watchdog has rejected a complaint over how the Metropolitan Police handled allegations of a Christmas party in No 10 last year.
I'm shocked. Shocked. Wellllll... not that shocked. |
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