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By *irldn OP Couple
over a year ago
Brighton |
Via Sky News
Boris Johnson committed a "clear and unambiguous" breach of the rules on post-ministerial jobs after taking up a role as a columnist at the Daily Mail, a watchdog has ruled.
The Advisory Committee on Business Appointments, known as Acoba, revealed today that the former prime minister only asked them for advice on the position 30 minutes before the newspaper announced his new column on Twitter.
But the rules state former ministers should neither announce nor take up jobs before receiving advice from the committee for two years after leaving office.
He’s a right one that Boris ain’t he!!!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I shall have to consider taking down my Johnson shrine. He's currently ensconced in my attic, a life size model of him sitting on a golden throne. He's got a halo over his head. On the halo is written: this paragon of virtue doth never lie. He also doth follow every law & rule with the greateste of scruples. A man of godlike honesty, virtue & morals. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Technically there a advisory group so no rules broken but hay ho"
Phew. The watchdog that ruled Johnson breached the rules will be relieved no rules were breached. As am I. My Johnson shrine can now remain.
Perhaps I shall add some footmen kneeling before him or worshipping him. |
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By *addad99Man
over a year ago
Rotherham /newquay |
"Technically there a advisory group so no rules broken but hay ho
Phew. The watchdog that ruled Johnson breached the rules will be relieved no rules were breached. As am I. My Johnson shrine can now remain.
Perhaps I shall add some footmen kneeling before him or worshipping him."
do what you wish I don't think anybody would care |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Technically there a advisory group so no rules broken but hay ho
Phew. The watchdog that ruled Johnson breached the rules will be relieved no rules were breached. As am I. My Johnson shrine can now remain.
Perhaps I shall add some footmen kneeling before him or worshipping him.do what you wish I don't think anybody would care "
I shall. Thank you.
Hmmm perhaps the kneeling footmen may be a bad idea, though. They may remind people of the scurrilous story about Johnson getting caught enjoying a BJ from Carrie in his office. A thing which such a titan of morals and rectitude would never have done. |
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By *addad99Man
over a year ago
Rotherham /newquay |
"Technically there a advisory group so no rules broken but hay ho
Phew. The watchdog that ruled Johnson breached the rules will be relieved no rules were breached. As am I. My Johnson shrine can now remain.
Perhaps I shall add some footmen kneeling before him or worshipping him."
perhaps the bit that says expected to let the advisory got lost in your screen |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Technically there a advisory group so no rules broken but hay ho
Phew. The watchdog that ruled Johnson breached the rules will be relieved no rules were breached. As am I. My Johnson shrine can now remain.
Perhaps I shall add some footmen kneeling before him or worshipping him. perhaps the bit that says expected to let the advisory got lost in your screen "
I am simply interested in the state of my Johnson shrine here. |
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By *irldn OP Couple
over a year ago
Brighton |
"Technically there a advisory group so no rules broken but hay ho
Phew. The watchdog that ruled Johnson breached the rules will be relieved no rules were breached. As am I. My Johnson shrine can now remain.
Perhaps I shall add some footmen kneeling before him or worshipping him. perhaps the bit that says expected to let the advisory got lost in your screen
I am simply interested in the state of my Johnson shrine here."
You have a shrine to your Johnson! 
I mean some of the single guy profiles on here are just pictures of wall-to-wall dick but a shrine seems a bit much  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Technically there a advisory group so no rules broken but hay ho
Phew. The watchdog that ruled Johnson breached the rules will be relieved no rules were breached. As am I. My Johnson shrine can now remain.
Perhaps I shall add some footmen kneeling before him or worshipping him. perhaps the bit that says expected to let the advisory got lost in your screen
I am simply interested in the state of my Johnson shrine here.
You have a shrine to your Johnson!
I mean some of the single guy profiles on here are just pictures of wall-to-wall dick but a shrine seems a bit much "
Well I felt I had to build a shrine to it. It is a right honourable member, after all. |
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By *irldn OP Couple
over a year ago
Brighton |
"Technically there a advisory group so no rules broken but hay ho
Phew. The watchdog that ruled Johnson breached the rules will be relieved no rules were breached. As am I. My Johnson shrine can now remain.
Perhaps I shall add some footmen kneeling before him or worshipping him. perhaps the bit that says expected to let the advisory got lost in your screen
I am simply interested in the state of my Johnson shrine here.
You have a shrine to your Johnson!
I mean some of the single guy profiles on here are just pictures of wall-to-wall dick but a shrine seems a bit much
Well I felt I had to build a shrine to it. It is a right honourable member, after all."
Lol I bet it knows how to party too! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Technically there a advisory group so no rules broken but hay ho
Phew. The watchdog that ruled Johnson breached the rules will be relieved no rules were breached. As am I. My Johnson shrine can now remain.
Perhaps I shall add some footmen kneeling before him or worshipping him. perhaps the bit that says expected to let the advisory got lost in your screen
I am simply interested in the state of my Johnson shrine here.
You have a shrine to your Johnson!
I mean some of the single guy profiles on here are just pictures of wall-to-wall dick but a shrine seems a bit much
Well I felt I had to build a shrine to it. It is a right honourable member, after all.
Lol I bet it knows how to party too!"
Sadly, when it parties too much it throws up all over the place.  |
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By *irldn OP Couple
over a year ago
Brighton |
"Technically there a advisory group so no rules broken but hay ho
Phew. The watchdog that ruled Johnson breached the rules will be relieved no rules were breached. As am I. My Johnson shrine can now remain.
Perhaps I shall add some footmen kneeling before him or worshipping him. perhaps the bit that says expected to let the advisory got lost in your screen
I am simply interested in the state of my Johnson shrine here.
You have a shrine to your Johnson!
I mean some of the single guy profiles on here are just pictures of wall-to-wall dick but a shrine seems a bit much
Well I felt I had to build a shrine to it. It is a right honourable member, after all.
Lol I bet it knows how to party too!
Sadly, when it parties too much it throws up all over the place. "
Eewww that’s just sick! |
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By *irldn OP Couple
over a year ago
Brighton |
More Johnson...Channel 4 despatches
“I know of no other example where the prime minister has overruled intelligence advice.”
C4Dispatches uncovers how Boris Johnson chose to ignore security advice and make the son of an ex-Russian spy with alleged links to the Kremlin a member of the House of Lords. |
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By *irldn OP Couple
over a year ago
Brighton |
"I have the tiniest inkling Boris doesn’t give a fuck about rules. "
I think you might be right...
Johnson’s Eton Headmaster wrote: "He sometimes seems affronted when criticised for what amounts to a gross failure of responsibility ... He is, in fact, pretty idle ... I think he honestly believes that it is churlish of us not to regard him as an exception" |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I have the tiniest inkling Boris doesn’t give a fuck about rules.
I think you might be right...
Johnson’s Eton Headmaster wrote: "He sometimes seems affronted when criticised for what amounts to a gross failure of responsibility ... He is, in fact, pretty idle ... I think he honestly believes that it is churlish of us not to regard him as an exception""
There’s a very good book about the cult of Oxford university called ‘Chums’ - it talks about Johnson (and many others), lazy and entitled, using the university as a place to earn acquaintances and contacts rather than educational accomplishments. |
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By *irldn OP Couple
over a year ago
Brighton |
"I have the tiniest inkling Boris doesn’t give a fuck about rules.
I think you might be right...
Johnson’s Eton Headmaster wrote: "He sometimes seems affronted when criticised for what amounts to a gross failure of responsibility ... He is, in fact, pretty idle ... I think he honestly believes that it is churlish of us not to regard him as an exception"
There’s a very good book about the cult of Oxford university called ‘Chums’ - it talks about Johnson (and many others), lazy and entitled, using the university as a place to earn acquaintances and contacts rather than educational accomplishments."
To be fair, it is possible to do both  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I have the tiniest inkling Boris doesn’t give a fuck about rules.
I think you might be right...
Johnson’s Eton Headmaster wrote: "He sometimes seems affronted when criticised for what amounts to a gross failure of responsibility ... He is, in fact, pretty idle ... I think he honestly believes that it is churlish of us not to regard him as an exception"
There’s a very good book about the cult of Oxford university called ‘Chums’ - it talks about Johnson (and many others), lazy and entitled, using the university as a place to earn acquaintances and contacts rather than educational accomplishments.
To be fair, it is possible to do both "
Oh it absolutely is - but a certain sect of the Oxford cabal appeared to think themselves above menial educational graft in favour of starting a political career through the debating society and so on (and the debating society was set up with ‘teams’ on opposite sides, shouting each other down, jeering and applauding the loudest or funniest rather than those who attempted to debate ‘properly’ - sounded familiar) |
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By *irldn OP Couple
over a year ago
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"I have the tiniest inkling Boris doesn’t give a fuck about rules.
I think you might be right...
Johnson’s Eton Headmaster wrote: "He sometimes seems affronted when criticised for what amounts to a gross failure of responsibility ... He is, in fact, pretty idle ... I think he honestly believes that it is churlish of us not to regard him as an exception"
There’s a very good book about the cult of Oxford university called ‘Chums’ - it talks about Johnson (and many others), lazy and entitled, using the university as a place to earn acquaintances and contacts rather than educational accomplishments.
To be fair, it is possible to do both
Oh it absolutely is - but a certain sect of the Oxford cabal appeared to think themselves above menial educational graft in favour of starting a political career through the debating society and so on (and the debating society was set up with ‘teams’ on opposite sides, shouting each other down, jeering and applauding the loudest or funniest rather than those who attempted to debate ‘properly’ - sounded familiar)"
Oh yes indeed. As a slight aside, Liz Truss was very unpopular at Oxford. Few if any friends. A dweeb who just wanted to be liked. Ideal target for political grooming. |
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