@paintsaints@mmpadellan 1) No it wasn’t, in fact they advocated for the separation of church from state and the freedom of religion (ANY religion)
2) What number system is it you think you are using?
3) Have you actually got a clue about the history of mathematics (or anything, for that matter)
@JobstPam @Deplorify @mmpadellan There’s a few in the mix yea..
Including the father in law of trumps son in law… it’s a whole family affair.
Nepotism is the flavour of the month.
All cash in the bank for these lot, can’t wait to see the contract deals these guys make.
@Deplorify @mmpadellan Wait, i’m sorry… there’s a whole bunch who weren’t bribing people, but received it instead.
Does that break the law? Or just make your morally defunct?
Cash payments to look the other way still feels kinda wrong to me but unclear on the legal position.
@LBC Starmer was known in his previous role as being a stickler for the rules.
The offence may seem trivial, but it’s the non-declaration that’s been acted upon.
If he upholds the rules in his own party, then it can be questioned in other parties (and possibly even acted upon)
@LBC Starmer is attempting to set a bar.
By sticking to strict guidelines, in this case the failure to declare the offence (not the actual offence itself) he can then hold other parties to the same standards.
I think this is the start of a wider plan, no idea if it will work though.
@ChitChat5@mbroschools@UKUpdates_co_uk You mean you’re fed up of regurgitating your flawed understanding of parliamentary process, which has been repeatedly highlighted in multiple replies to you.
They had an 80 seat majority, amendments and HoL can be (and were) circumvented by voting down or over ruling.
@reformexposed@TiceRichard@reformparty_uk Distinct sense of deja vu…
Fromage (as a member of the fisheries committee) failed to show up to any EU fisheries meetings or votes..
It’s all hollow words, no plan, no actions, just pure grift.
@micheal_olainn@deirdreheenan Theyre old examples, and I doubt it’s even close to a comfortable existence, but both people came from families that were also living off benefits, it was what they’d learnt as a way of life. It does happen.
But the idea that it’s ALL benefit claimants is pure nonsense.
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@micheal_olainn@deirdreheenan It isn’t as common as he makes out, but it does happen
I remember one girl at my school who’s plan was to get pregnant to get a council house, worked with a guy who deliberately took jobs using VDU in the hope it would trigger an epileptic fit and he’d be signed off again
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@ShillerThe@GarethDavies007 He was still under his little rock back then.
Unfortunately, the bile in this country has been strongly encouraged over the last decade and rancid arseholes like gareth feel emboldened to spread their shit.