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Surely this is the thread for it? Modern slavery wouldn't exist if we had already re-examined and learnt from history would it?

Is there no racism involved with modern day slavery?

How do you know, does he have a badge or a secret handshake?

Ooopppssss Still, I'm sure he'll claim that he was going to his 'first home' and not his 'second home'. Can Douglas Ross retract his resignation so he can hand it in again?

Lol. Might be easier to find an MP that hasn't broken the lockdown rules!

Lol, of course not - I've only got one stalker on here (Shirlie doesn't count as he is just a sad and lonely old duffer that needs to use this place to try and convince himself he is still important rather than washed up and forgotten) - and that was Unbelievable Jeff, AKA Tamesaint. The speed at which you replied and denied kind of proves my point How are those electric gates, not been torn down yet by the local bullies in the Masons have they?

Because you're also 'Unbelievable Jeff' who has a racist family - your statement about that, not mine. I don't know them so hard to judge. Nice to see your true colours shining through though

On second thoughts, bully for you that you and your wife had friends - not like you could rely on your racist family is it? You do know the kid wasn't sick at the time don't you, so why is your ******** about reciprocal agreements with 'friends' looking after your kid when it is ill relevant? Would your 'friends' be so eager to look after your kid if they knew you and your wife were ill with covid?

Maybe they had a Nanny who misinterpreted the lockdown rules and didn't go to work?

Is there still a lockdown?

Nope. Also don't think he would have swayed anyone's opinion if he came out and apologised and showed humility - no-one would have believed him - catch 22 really.

At least five years then

So, what we've learnt from that press conference - not one single person has changed their mind! Pretty pointless really.

Yes it is! It's a town in India

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/may/25/somerset-hospital-weston-general-hospital-closed-new-patients-halt-spread-coronavirus Phew, good job no-one has come to the area this bank holiday - well apart from the beach being full up when I rode past it this morning! Doubtless there will be a 'spike' in cases in Birmingham in a week or so

He does that, alot. More likely he just makes stuff up to suit his own weird agenda. Still, if it makes him feel all big and clever and he gets a modicum of comfort from it, who are we to deny it?

Lol, didn't understand most of that; 'you arwrite loads and loads' - your head needs a wobble pal. Fascinated by your recollection of me not understanding why testing was needed - love for you to find ANY post of mine where that was the case. I'm sure it'll be too much trouble for you though - much easier to make stuff up and pretend someone said it.

PMSL - you know the National Trust shut all castles don't you? Oh, right, you think the town is a castle, lol.

Any update yet on pointing me in the direction of where I went wrong? Thought not

??? 1. As a limited company contractor he cannot be 'sacked', nor can he 'resign' in the traditional sense. 2. He is not a member of Her Majesty's Government, merely an 'advisor'.

I agree, 100%, they should be squeaky clean. However, I fear you may be missing the point. As an 'advisor' - and from what I can make out, he is a limited company contractor - Cummings is NOT someone who 'makes the rules', as he is not an elected member of parliament, nor is he a member of the House of Lords (yet).

I don't need to know how politics works. My argument is that the law applies equally to everyone as do the remedies laid out in said law. Perhaps you didn't understand the point and got a little confused so are trying to deflect with this comment?

Lol. Point me in the right direction then....

No rules broken there

Also missing out the fact that the laws of the land apply to everyone, equally and there are not different rules for 'non normal peole' with jobs in politics. Absolutely, the man was an idiot and broke the rules, as did Kinnock. Both of them have been investigated by the police for their actions and have had what the police deemed 'appropriate action' taken. It certainly seems odd that everyone is up in arms that he broke the rules - he did, there's no defence of that - but the same people are clamouring for whole new levels of punishment be invented as a result.