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Whos about to self destruct?
Looks like the Tory sleaze is coming home to roost - again
https://skwawkbox.org/2017/04/30/theresa-may-under-investigation-re-brexit-profits/
Ulysse, even though I'd love that's to be true, that site looks a load of shit.
Hes been mostly bang on the money for the last 5 years, have a trawl through his previous posts...
I hope so.
All im saying is i only know of one post of his so far to be erroneously copied from a false news source, and that was apolagised for and very publicly retracted within minutes
A LITTLE ABOUT THE SKWAWKBOX AND THE AIM OF THIS BLOGThe SKWAWKBOX is written to try to present information and analysis that will rarely make it into the mainstream media because it doesn’t fit their agenda and the narrative they want to present.
Sometimes, the media do catch up later. This blog has broken some major stories over the years that the media has caught onto later.
The debunking of the ‘Mid Staffs NHS scandal’, supposedly involving ‘400-1200 needless deaths’ was a statistical misrepresentation combined with a political agenda that involved ‘perhaps one’ avoidable death. At the time, all the media were singing from the same hymnsheet, but eventually the Guardian, Independent and Huffington Post all caught on. Sadly, many of the other newspapers and broadcasters still parrot a thoroughly-discredited line.
Fake psych tests imposed on jobseekers, with threats if they didn’t comply; Labour party plots and attempted coups; and latterly UKIP – the huge fraud investigations and lies about Hillsborough. The media eventually caught up on those as well.
Others are still waiting. New evidence of army dressed as police at Orgreave; Tony Blair’s and John Major’s involvement in passing off military personnel as police during their years in office; Tory lies on their NHS spending; investigations into UKIP’s distribution of child pornography – some of this was covered by the larger independent platforms such as the Canary, but the mainstream hasn’t seen fit to touch them, even though the evidence is cast-iron.
as these tweets by political commentators suggest:
Political commentators? Priceless.
An ex-hooker cashing in her revenge chips and a party tweetbot. Laughable.
When it comes from reputable sources, let's have another look.
I love it when the pollies come a-knocking.
Listen politely, disagree only mildly or ask for further explanation, get their hopes up, then finish with "You've got some good points there, but I have to put my country first. Maybe after independence...."
If it's SNP I'll grill them on their tendency to centralise everything and cycling infrastructure.
[quote=tjagain ]Flaperon - Not voting [s]Labour[/s] Lib Dem 'cos you don't like [s]Corbyn[/s] Farron is like burning your house down because you don't like the curtains
OP should be glad he only got one flyer. Between general election and local council elections i can barely get the damn things into the paper bin before the next one comes through.
Getting to the stage i'd happily vote for the ones that stopped shoving 5 leaflets a day through the door....