Do you want to discuss boring politics? (22 Viewers)

[fernandopartridge]

I thought they'd most likely come from the inside tbh, like you say it's hardly a win from a Tory pov.

I'm not sure they have the same impact anyway so long from the event, just reminds everybody how bizarre the rules were.

 

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[Nick]

You were saying they're all the same last night and so I asked you to point out corruption by this government. You apparently couldn't reply.

So they aren't doing the same are they, that's the point.

You want an example of labour corruption?

 

[fernandopartridge]

You want an example of labour corruption?

There are no examples of corruption that are anything like gifting billions to their mates for useless PPE, the extents they went to to facilitate that are something you'd see in a banana republic

 

[PVA]

You want an example of labour corruption?

Well earlier we had giving train drivers a payrise as an example of corruption - can you beat that?

 

[shmmeee]

I thought they'd most likely come from the inside tbh, like you say it's hardly a win from a Tory pov.

I'm not sure they have the same impact anyway so long from the event, just reminds everybody how bizarre the rules were.

Always a possibility. MPs are always in a weird bubble and obsessed with stuff from years ago. All this lockdown stuff came from Twitter and GB News first so I assumed the right but who knows.

 

[Brighton Sky Blue]

Always a possibility. MPs are always in a weird bubble and obsessed with stuff from years ago. All this lockdown stuff came from Twitter and GB News first so I assumed the right but who knows.

£50 says it’s Piers Corbyn

 

[fernandopartridge]

The Tories in their last act in government have changed the procurement law to allow for such acts again. There is now provision to ignore all procurement laws subject to ministerial order about a threat to life (and some other circumstances).