| Zahawi on 22:47 - Jan 24 with 2091 views | max936 |
| Zahawi on 20:06 - Jan 24 by onehunglow |
Let’s be frank,folks.
Those of us Labour activists see any shortcomings or foul ups as material to use to further denigrate . No Labour activist on here has ever admitted criminal or even anti social behaviour .
They also utterly ignore any positive actions by conservatives
We are choked by class and it’s pretty evident on here |
Its got nothing to do with class, I'll speak for my self here and now, I'm no Labour activist [don't think anyone else on here an actual activist either] I don't trust any of them, but this government have been proven to be corrupt, deceitful and down right lairs, the facts speak for themselves. R. |  |
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| Zahawi on 22:54 - Jan 24 with 2072 views | max936 |
| Zahawi on 13:27 - Jan 23 by raynor94 |
Lester was doing it for 14 years!  |
He wasn't a public servant though, serving in a Parliamentary Cabinet. | |
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| Zahawi on 23:29 - Jan 24 with 2059 views | majorraglan |
| Zahawi on 22:47 - Jan 24 by max936 |
Its got nothing to do with class, I'll speak for my self here and now, I'm no Labour activist [don't think anyone else on here an actual activist either] I don't trust any of them, but this government have been proven to be corrupt, deceitful and down right lairs, the facts speak for themselves. R. |
Totally agree.
I’m no Labour activist, in fact I’ve never ever voted for them. What I am though is someone with a decent moral compass who’s always stood up for the right things, done the right thing even when it would have been easier to look the their way - these values were instilled in me by my parents and throughout my formative years and working life.
I also have a low opinion of politicians- I totally agree with you regarding your view of the government who in my opinion are the worst we’ve had. We’ve had numerous examples where the standards have dipped below what’s expected including Partygate, the Patterson business, unlawful proroguing parliament, Covid VIP Lane, Gold Wallpaper, Cummins and Barnard Castle, Chris Pincher, Boris’s £800k “credit facility” BBC appointment, Covid frauds and now Zahawi. Boris has strong inputs in to most if not all the above.
We’ve also had ministerial ethic advisors walk off the job, concerns about Boris awarding a peerage to the son of a former KGB agent and more. It’s outrageous. Can you imagine the out cry there’d be if they didn’t have the majority of the newspapers going out to bat for them. |  | | |
| Zahawi on 23:45 - Jan 24 with 2054 views | Badgeman |
| Zahawi on 15:10 - Jan 24 by Flashberryjack |
Maybe no one is defending Zahawi because what he's done is indefensible, unlike your lot, that defend the wonderful Mr Drakeford no matter how badly he runs Wales. |
Where have I defended an instance of alleged tax fraud? I haven’t. All you have is whataboutism and I’m genuinely embarrassed for you. |  |
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| Zahawi on 23:57 - Jan 24 with 2053 views | Badgeman |
| Zahawi on 10:08 - Jan 24 by felixstowe_jack |
I see an ex Labour MP was in court yesterday for claiming £30,000 in parliamentary expenses to fund his cocaine habit. |
O’Mara was long kicked out of the Labour party by the time he allegedly defrauded tax payers of an amount which totals about 0.8% of what Zahawi is accused of avoiding in tax.
Thanks for highlighting the superior moral standards Labour holds itself to compared to the Tories. Labour kicks out the crooks squatting in their ranks while the Tories will make them chancellor of the exchequer. | |
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| Zahawi on 00:48 - Jan 25 with 2042 views | CountyJim |
| Zahawi on 20:06 - Jan 24 by onehunglow |
Let’s be frank,folks.
Those of us Labour activists see any shortcomings or foul ups as material to use to further denigrate . No Labour activist on here has ever admitted criminal or even anti social behaviour .
They also utterly ignore any positive actions by conservatives
We are choked by class and it’s pretty evident on here |
Absolute tripe I've twice said in the last month I agree with two government decisions
You really talk some rubbish |  | | |
| Zahawi on 00:52 - Jan 25 with 2041 views | CountyJim |
| Zahawi on 23:57 - Jan 24 by Badgeman |
O’Mara was long kicked out of the Labour party by the time he allegedly defrauded tax payers of an amount which totals about 0.8% of what Zahawi is accused of avoiding in tax.
Thanks for highlighting the superior moral standards Labour holds itself to compared to the Tories. Labour kicks out the crooks squatting in their ranks while the Tories will make them chancellor of the exchequer. |
Agree absolutely right from starmer and the party we don't want these people associated with the party
It's a pity the Tories on here can't tell the truth about the shite show that is this government | | | |
| Zahawi on 09:22 - Jan 25 with 2010 views | felixstowe_jack |
| Zahawi on 23:57 - Jan 24 by Badgeman |
O’Mara was long kicked out of the Labour party by the time he allegedly defrauded tax payers of an amount which totals about 0.8% of what Zahawi is accused of avoiding in tax.
Thanks for highlighting the superior moral standards Labour holds itself to compared to the Tories. Labour kicks out the crooks squatting in their ranks while the Tories will make them chancellor of the exchequer. |
You fail to point out one was a criminal offence the other paid his tax in full. | |
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| Zahawi on 09:26 - Jan 25 with 2004 views | onehunglow |
| Zahawi on 22:47 - Jan 24 by max936 |
Its got nothing to do with class, I'll speak for my self here and now, I'm no Labour activist [don't think anyone else on here an actual activist either] I don't trust any of them, but this government have been proven to be corrupt, deceitful and down right lairs, the facts speak for themselves. R. |
I don’t see it that way.
Many on here are Labour people so I stand by every word .
It is alll about class and voting affectation | |
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| Zahawi on 10:52 - Jan 25 with 1987 views | Badgeman |
| Zahawi on 09:22 - Jan 25 by felixstowe_jack |
You fail to point out one was a criminal offence the other paid his tax in full. |
To summarise the Zahawi scandal as "he paid his tax in full" is so disingenuous I'm genuinely impressed you had the front to say it.
What Zahawi did was also a criminal offence. That's why he paid a substantial penalty. The scandal is also about him lying about it and threatening journalists who were investigating him with frivolous legal threats. | |
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| Zahawi on 12:30 - Jan 26 with 1919 views | johnlangy |
| Zahawi on 09:26 - Jan 25 by onehunglow |
I don’t see it that way.
Many on here are Labour people so I stand by every word .
It is alll about class and voting affectation |
Morning ohl.
On the probation service thread you said this -
'Good exchange and I thank you You are the only respondent to this grotesque act of mismanagement
It’s always as bad as parole boards guessing the risk of someone being reformed and safe to float amongst us all
We allow this without a squeak
Look at the endless tedious threads on absolute trifia
God help us all
Right now ,we are more upset over a Tory minister avoiding tax , as we all do It’s why people have iSAs .., to avoid tax'.
According to what's been reported he didn't avoid paying the tax which is legal (ISA's). he evaded paying the tax which is illegal. But HMRC have let him off with a fine because they decided he did it 'carelessly' not 'deliberately'.
Posted here because I didn't want to hijack the other thread. | | | |
| Zahawi on 16:26 - Jan 26 with 1873 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Zahawi on 09:22 - Jan 25 by felixstowe_jack |
You fail to point out one was a criminal offence the other paid his tax in full. |
The other only paid his tax in full after he was found out. On being found out he tried to shut up those who outed him with legal threats. That ploy failed which left him with no choice.
He knew he was in the wrong yet he still tried to carry on which to me makes his actions even worse. If it was a genuine mistake he wouldn't have tried to "shut up" the people who caught him and instead gone to the HMRC to pay his dues.
He should be acing criminal charges in my opinion. He is typical of the Bojo type of politician, when caught out simply double down and keep going until it blows over except in Zahawi's case, it didn't blow over and well done to those who sussed him. | | | |
| Zahawi on 16:30 - Jan 26 with 1866 views | onehunglow |
| Zahawi on 12:30 - Jan 26 by johnlangy |
Morning ohl.
On the probation service thread you said this -
'Good exchange and I thank you You are the only respondent to this grotesque act of mismanagement
It’s always as bad as parole boards guessing the risk of someone being reformed and safe to float amongst us all
We allow this without a squeak
Look at the endless tedious threads on absolute trifia
God help us all
Right now ,we are more upset over a Tory minister avoiding tax , as we all do It’s why people have iSAs .., to avoid tax'.
According to what's been reported he didn't avoid paying the tax which is legal (ISA's). he evaded paying the tax which is illegal. But HMRC have let him off with a fine because they decided he did it 'carelessly' not 'deliberately'.
Posted here because I didn't want to hijack the other thread. |
JL.
I stand by every word.
Zahari is a crook and unfit for public office
However, to my knowledge he is not a killer nor one who would be a risk to society at large in a safety context .
In other words, he really is a kunt but those who release murderers because they THINK someone is “ safe” are worse
Thanks | |
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| Zahawi on 16:34 - Jan 26 with 1864 views | onehunglow |
| Zahawi on 16:26 - Jan 26 by SullutaCreturned |
The other only paid his tax in full after he was found out. On being found out he tried to shut up those who outed him with legal threats. That ploy failed which left him with no choice.
He knew he was in the wrong yet he still tried to carry on which to me makes his actions even worse. If it was a genuine mistake he wouldn't have tried to "shut up" the people who caught him and instead gone to the HMRC to pay his dues.
He should be acing criminal charges in my opinion. He is typical of the Bojo type of politician, when caught out simply double down and keep going until it blows over except in Zahawi's case, it didn't blow over and well done to those who sussed him. |
Incredible really.
He will resign or be sacked within a week possibly by the weekend .
Sunak stands condemned to as he s supported him.
Unfit for office.
This Govt is now unfit to govern
It’s that simple
I don’t expect any party however to act honourably | |
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| Zahawi on 18:23 - Jan 26 with 1854 views | max936 |
| Zahawi on 16:34 - Jan 26 by onehunglow |
Incredible really.
He will resign or be sacked within a week possibly by the weekend .
Sunak stands condemned to as he s supported him.
Unfit for office.
This Govt is now unfit to govern
It’s that simple
I don’t expect any party however to act honourably |
I agree with all that. Fair play. | |
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| Zahawi on 19:53 - Jan 26 with 1827 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Zahawi on 16:34 - Jan 26 by onehunglow |
Incredible really.
He will resign or be sacked within a week possibly by the weekend .
Sunak stands condemned to as he s supported him.
Unfit for office.
This Govt is now unfit to govern
It’s that simple
I don’t expect any party however to act honourably |
Sunak still supports him, he's turning into Bojo Mk2. If Sunak has any common sense he'd have been sacked as soon as it came out.
As it stands Sunak is shaping up to be every bit as bad as Bojo for supporting the unsupportable. | | | |
| Zahawi on 22:15 - Jan 26 with 1789 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Zahawi on 19:53 - Jan 26 by SullutaCreturned |
Sunak still supports him, he's turning into Bojo Mk2. If Sunak has any common sense he'd have been sacked as soon as it came out.
As it stands Sunak is shaping up to be every bit as bad as Bojo for supporting the unsupportable. |
He cant sack him because he is almost certainly compromised on tax himself, some are saying.
There is more as well ….
Twitter asking … Could these ‘unsecured loans’ be from the same Gibraltar account his YouGov shares were deposited in - those ones he and his family ‘do not benefit from’?
£30m in unsecured loans … rightio … 🤠[Post edited 26 Jan 2023 22:21]
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| Zahawi on 22:24 - Jan 26 with 1777 views | majorraglan |
| Zahawi on 22:15 - Jan 26 by Kilkennyjack |
He cant sack him because he is almost certainly compromised on tax himself, some are saying.
There is more as well ….
Twitter asking … Could these ‘unsecured loans’ be from the same Gibraltar account his YouGov shares were deposited in - those ones he and his family ‘do not benefit from’?
£30m in unsecured loans … rightio … 🤠[Post edited 26 Jan 2023 22:21]
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Twitter is asking a very interesting question, we await the answer, but I’m not sure we’ll get one.
Some of our tax laws are a farce, and I still relieve that taxation was a major driver behind Brexit. [Post edited 26 Jan 2023 23:28]
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| Zahawi on 23:11 - Jan 26 with 1764 views | controversial_jack |
HMRC are not all bad. I got excused a penalty fine when I hadn't paid mine.They are not ogres. | | | |
| Zahawi on 00:13 - Jan 27 with 1728 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Zahawi on 23:11 - Jan 26 by controversial_jack |
HMRC are not all bad. I got excused a penalty fine when I hadn't paid mine.They are not ogres. |
If they get the tax avoiding rich people to pay up then good.
It cant be one rule for the Tory toffs and another for us lot. | |
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| Zahawi on 17:27 - Jan 27 with 1672 views | max936 |
J Hunt, going back on promises hi government made about Tax cuts then, massive surprise that, NOT!
If they hadn't wasted billions, we'd be in a much lesser state than we're in, on the bright side their butties have made fortunes as have themselves, covetous greedy b.....d's | |
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| Zahawi on 19:33 - Jan 27 with 1644 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Zahawi on 00:13 - Jan 27 by Kilkennyjack |
If they get the tax avoiding rich people to pay up then good.
It cant be one rule for the Tory toffs and another for us lot. |
It's not all tory toffs though, it's all rich people who can afford expensive tax lawyers. In some cases those tax lawyers were "consulted" about new tax laws and actually helped to write them which means some of those expensive lawyers know every single loophole...because they put those loopholes in themselves. | | | |
| Zahawi on 09:14 - Jan 29 with 1581 views | majorraglan |
Sacked following a serious breach of the ministerial code. | | | |
| Zahawi on 09:35 - Jan 29 with 1571 views | Gwyn737 |
| Zahawi on 09:14 - Jan 29 by majorraglan |
Sacked following a serious breach of the ministerial code. |
With nothing coming through the investigation that Sunak didn’t already know. Handled appallingly. Again.
This in a week the tories have also given us:
- Boris and the BBC money scandal
- Braverman insisting on using the Holocaust to compare immigrants
- Andrew Bridgen (in general)
- Jonathan Gullis making light of the dozens of immigrant children lost from the system.
The election countdown is on an I hope this current crop of appalling human beings are consigned to their highly paid undeserved directorships and away from us. [Post edited 29 Jan 2023 9:39]
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| Zahawi on 09:40 - Jan 29 with 1563 views | raynor94 |
| Zahawi on 09:35 - Jan 29 by Gwyn737 |
With nothing coming through the investigation that Sunak didn’t already know. Handled appallingly. Again.
This in a week the tories have also given us:
- Boris and the BBC money scandal
- Braverman insisting on using the Holocaust to compare immigrants
- Andrew Bridgen (in general)
- Jonathan Gullis making light of the dozens of immigrant children lost from the system.
The election countdown is on an I hope this current crop of appalling human beings are consigned to their highly paid undeserved directorships and away from us. [Post edited 29 Jan 2023 9:39]
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The next election is an open goal for Labour.
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