Tory Cabinet Thread

[Harry's Lad]

21 minutes ago, Stickman said:

A man of huge integrity.

How we could do with someone like him today.

[Bjornebye]

 

 

 

 

 

[Arniepie]

45 minutes ago, Scooby Dudek said:

Mr Paterson said he now wanted a life "outside the cruel world of politics".

TBf compared to the life of an 80k a year salary and numerous little on the sides,trying to support a family on £9odd an hr is a doddle

 

[Arniepie]

23 minutes ago, Bjornebye said:

 

 

 

 

 

Anyone with an england flag on their twitter handle should be in the signs you are a cunt thread

 

[Nelly-Szoboszlai]

Patterson's full statement. Classlessly using his wife's memory again then saying he doesn't want her to be used as a political football. And what the fuck is he on about saying MPs have mocked his wife's suicide? Resignation or not, he should be told to put up or shut up with claims like that. 

 

"I have today, after consultation with my family, and with much sadness decided to resign as the MP for North Shropshire.

 

The last two years have been an indescribable nightmare for my family and me.

 

My integrity, which I hold very dear, has been repeatedly and publicly questioned.

 

I maintain that I am totally innocent of what I have been accused of and I acted at all times in the interests of public health and safety.

 

I, my family and those closest to me know the same. I am unable to clear my name under the current system.

 

Far, far worse than having my honesty questioned was, of course, the suicide of my beloved and wonderful wife, Rose.

 

She was everything to my children and me. We miss her every day and the world will always be grey, sad and ultimately meaningless without her.

 

The last few days have been intolerable for us.

 

Worst of all was seeing people, including MPs, publicly mock and deride Rose’s death and belittle our pain. My children have therefore asked me to leave politics altogether, for my sake as well as theirs.

 

I agree with them. I do not want my wife’s memory and reputation to become a political football.

 

Above all, I always put my family first.

 

This is a painful decision but I believe the right one.

 

I have loved being the MP for North Shropshire and have considered it a privilege to have been elected to serve my constituents for 24 years.

 

I would like to thank my staff who have worked for me so loyally over many years. I also want to thank those who have stood by me so staunchly.

 

I wish them all the best in that difficult but vital job of being a member of parliament.

 

I will remain a public servant but outside the cruel world of politics.

 

I intend to devote myself to public service in whatever ways I can, but especially in the world of suicide prevention.

 

At this incredibly difficult time for my family, we ask that the media respects our privacy and lets us grieve my beloved Rose, the best person I ever met."

[Creator Supreme]

33 minutes ago, Bjornebye said:

 

 

 

 

 

I have no proof obviously but I'm going to assume that Steve is a nonce.

[Creator Supreme]

1 minute ago, Nelly-Torres said:

Patterson's full statement. Classlessly using his wife's memory again then saying he doesn't want her to be used as a political football. And what the fuck is he on about saying MPs have mocked his wife's suicide? Resignation or not, he should be told to put up or shut up with claims like that. 

 

"I have today, after consultation with my family, and with much sadness decided to resign as the MP for North Shropshire.

 

The last two years have been an indescribable nightmare for my family and me.

 

My integrity, which I hold very dear, has been repeatedly and publicly questioned.

 

I maintain that I am totally innocent of what I have been accused of and I acted at all times in the interests of public health and safety.

 

I, my family and those closest to me know the same. I am unable to clear my name under the current system.

 

Far, far worse than having my honesty questioned was, of course, the suicide of my beloved and wonderful wife, Rose.

 

She was everything to my children and me. We miss her every day and the world will always be grey, sad and ultimately meaningless without her.

 

The last few days have been intolerable for us.

 

Worst of all was seeing people, including MPs, publicly mock and deride Rose’s death and belittle our pain. My children have therefore asked me to leave politics altogether, for my sake as well as theirs.

 

I agree with them. I do not want my wife’s memory and reputation to become a political football.

 

Above all, I always put my family first.

 

This is a painful decision but I believe the right one.

 

I have loved being the MP for North Shropshire and have considered it a privilege to have been elected to serve my constituents for 24 years.

 

I would like to thank my staff who have worked for me so loyally over many years. I also want to thank those who have stood by me so staunchly.

 

I wish them all the best in that difficult but vital job of being a member of parliament.

 

I will remain a public servant but outside the cruel world of politics.

 

I intend to devote myself to public service in whatever ways I can, but especially in the world of suicide prevention.

 

At this incredibly difficult time for my family, we ask that the media respects our privacy and lets us grieve my beloved Rose, the best person I ever met."

Absolutely agree with this, cheeky twat, show us what was said and where it was said or stick your non-existent integrity up your arse!

[Bjornebye]

2 minutes ago, Nelly-Torres said:

Patterson's full statement. Classlessly using his wife's memory again then saying he doesn't want her to be used as a political football. And what the fuck is he on about saying MPs have mocked his wife's suicide? Resignation or not, he should be told to put up or shut up with claims like that. 

 

"I have today, after consultation with my family, and with much sadness decided to resign as the MP for North Shropshire.

 

The last two years have been an indescribable nightmare for my family and me.

 

My integrity, which I hold very dear, has been repeatedly and publicly questioned.

 

I maintain that I am totally innocent of what I have been accused of and I acted at all times in the interests of public health and safety.

 

I, my family and those closest to me know the same. I am unable to clear my name under the current system.

 

Far, far worse than having my honesty questioned was, of course, the suicide of my beloved and wonderful wife, Rose.

 

She was everything to my children and me. We miss her every day and the world will always be grey, sad and ultimately meaningless without her.

 

The last few days have been intolerable for us.

 

Worst of all was seeing people, including MPs, publicly mock and deride Rose’s death and belittle our pain. My children have therefore asked me to leave politics altogether, for my sake as well as theirs.

 

I agree with them. I do not want my wife’s memory and reputation to become a political football.

 

Above all, I always put my family first.

 

This is a painful decision but I believe the right one.

 

I have loved being the MP for North Shropshire and have considered it a privilege to have been elected to serve my constituents for 24 years.

 

I would like to thank my staff who have worked for me so loyally over many years. I also want to thank those who have stood by me so staunchly.

 

I wish them all the best in that difficult but vital job of being a member of parliament.

 

I will remain a public servant but outside the cruel world of politics.

 

I intend to devote myself to public service in whatever ways I can, but especially in the world of suicide prevention.

 

At this incredibly difficult time for my family, we ask that the media respects our privacy and lets us grieve my beloved Rose, the best person I ever met."

Lying scumbag. 

[Arniepie]

Its noticeable he hasn't denied taking the money 

[Arniepie]

5 minutes ago, Nelly-Torres said:

Patterson's full statement. Classlessly using his wife's memory again then saying he doesn't want her to be used as a political football. And what the fuck is he on about saying MPs have mocked his wife's suicide? Resignation or not, he should be told to put up or shut up with claims like that. 

 

"I have today, after consultation with my family, and with much sadness decided to resign as the MP for North Shropshire.

 

The last two years have been an indescribable nightmare for my family and me.

 

My integrity, which I hold very dear, has been repeatedly and publicly questioned.

 

I maintain that I am totally innocent of what I have been accused of and I acted at all times in the interests of public health and safety.

 

I, my family and those closest to me know the same. I am unable to clear my name under the current system.

 

Far, far worse than having my honesty questioned was, of course, the suicide of my beloved and wonderful wife, Rose.

 

She was everything to my children and me. We miss her every day and the world will always be grey, sad and ultimately meaningless without her.

 

The last few days have been intolerable for us.

 

Worst of all was seeing people, including MPs, publicly mock and deride Rose’s death and belittle our pain. My children have therefore asked me to leave politics altogether, for my sake as well as theirs.

 

I agree with them. I do not want my wife’s memory and reputation to become a political football.

 

Above all, I always put my family first.

 

This is a painful decision but I believe the right one.

 

I have loved being the MP for North Shropshire and have considered it a privilege to have been elected to serve my constituents for 24 years.

 

I would like to thank my staff who have worked for me so loyally over many years. I also want to thank those who have stood by me so staunchly.

 

I wish them all the best in that difficult but vital job of being a member of parliament.

 

I will remain a public servant but outside the cruel world of politics.

 

I intend to devote myself to public service in whatever ways I can, but especially in the world of suicide prevention.

 

At this incredibly difficult time for my family, we ask that the media respects our privacy and lets us grieve my beloved Rose, the best person I ever met."

Boris johnson literally brought up his wifes suicide yesterday in parliament. 

[Mudface]

40 minutes ago, Bjornebye said:

 

 

Webbe had the Labour whip withdrawn and sits as an independent MP. There will also be a recall petition and a likely by-election if she doesn't appeal the sentence or appeals and fails.

[Arniepie]

Seeing as mps cannot even call each other out for not telling the truth,when exactly has an mp publically mocked his wifes death?

[Mudface]

1 minute ago, Arniepie said:

Seeing as mps cannot even call each other out for not telling the truth,when exactly has an mp publically mocked his wifes death?

From the Guardian live blog earlier-

 

Opposition MPs may be surprised by the claim in Owen Paterson’s statement that some of them mocked his wife’s death by suicide last year. (See 2.45pm.) He may have been referring to a moment during PMQs yesterday. In his sketch (paywall) for the Times (paywall), Quentin Letts said: “At PMQs earlier, Boris Johnson had mentioned Rose Paterson’s suicide. Up went several aw-diddums ‘ahhs’ from the Labour side.” My colleague John Crace, the Guardian’s sketchwriter, was also in the gallery and he tells me he did not see anything that could be described as MPs mocking Rose’s death. My impression was that when Johnson mentioned Rose’s suicide, that did prompt a faint reaction from some MPs, but that was more because they felt Johnson was using Rose’s death as cover because he was finding it hard to justify the vote exempting Paterson from the standards committee recommendations. But I was listening to the debate on TV, not watching from the gallery, so I may have missed aspects of the reaction.

 

So more lies.

[Arniepie]

3 minutes ago, Mudface said:

From the Guardian live blog earlier-

 

 

 

 

So more lies.

How quickly he has morphed from greedy politician to innocent grieving victim.

[Bruce Spanner]

The Lords beckons in the new years 'honours' list for falling on his own sword so superbly.

[Bjornebye]

11 minutes ago, Arniepie said:

Seeing as mps cannot even call each other out for not telling the truth,when exactly has an mp publically mocked his wifes death?

 

 

 

[Bjornebye]

"I'll do, lie, be what I want but don't you ever pick me up on it because I will play the victim you cretin!"

 

Utter scum, ruining what should be a lovely life for all humanity. 

[Anubis]

Integrity, Owen? What integrity. You fucking put your nose in the pork barrel and snorted like an estate agent at a cocaine convention.

[Arniepie]

Some utter tory cunt on r4 saying 1 man had made the decision,(he hadn't)blaming labour and denying it had been a u turn

Apparently he represents some constituency in staffs with a whopping majority.

[Jordy Brouwer]

2 hours ago, Anubis said:

Integrity, Owen? What integrity. You fucking put your nose in the pork barrel and snorted like an estate agent at a cocaine convention.

A good turn of phrase. 

[Gnasher]

3 hours ago, Harry's Lad said:

A man of huge integrity.

How we could do with someone like him today.

Walked past the great mans statue today. Make no mistake if Bevan posted his thoughts on the EU on here he'd be fuvking slaughtered, same with Foot, Benn, Atlee, Bob Crow. 

 

You are indeed correct in describing Bevan as a man of great integrity, and you're more than right to say we need a man of his stature today. 

 

The right wing bogus socialists would toss him to the wolves on social media platforms such as this. 

 

Worth remembering in the disastrous election gone by in which the tories achieved a massive majority in Bevans old constituency of Tredegar the Tory polled a massive 6%, probably buoyed by family of the candidate and people putting their cross on the wrong box.

 

 

 

[Megadrive Man]

56 minutes ago, Arniepie said:

Some utter tory cunt on r4 saying 1 man had made the decision,(he hadn't)blaming labour and denying it had been a u turn

Apparently he represents some constituency in staffs with a whopping majority.

Michael Fabricant, The MP for my constituency. He's a clueless cunt.

[Gnasher]

12 minutes ago, MegadriveMan said:

Michael Fabricant, The MP for my constituency. He's a clueless cunt.

Lovely hair and that's it.

[Megadrive Man]

1 minute ago, Gnasher said:

Lovely hair and that's it.

 

It's the worst wig I've ever seen!

[Bobby Hundreds]

Fabricunt!