| Sadiq Khan 09:56 - Feb 9 with 5134 views | johnlangy |
He was interviewed on GMB this morning and said there are five armed police officers outside waiting to guard me when I leave because of the death threats he'd received.
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| Sadiq Khan on 21:55 - Feb 9 with 1459 views | Lohengrin |
| Sadiq Khan on 21:04 - Feb 9 by Dr_Winston |
I'd imagine whatever was there was redeveloped/moved when Portcullis House was built and they ran the Jubilee line through the place as well. |
You could well be right, Doc. |  |
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| Sadiq Khan on 23:10 - Feb 9 with 1427 views | Flynnidine_Zidownes |
| Sadiq Khan on 20:06 - Feb 9 by Kilkennyjack |
The fact is it waa prepared in advance Loh.
We know this.
Johnson's longstanding policy chief Munira Mirza asked him not to do it.
Johnson did it.
Mirza resigned as a direct result.
She was concerned about Savile victims etc.
Johnson did not give a damn. |
After all the shit Boris has pulled over the years you think this relatively trivial comment would cause his advisors to resign en masse? No. They were on their way out regardless. | | | |
| Sadiq Khan on 23:30 - Feb 9 with 1419 views | Ajack_Kerouac |
| Sadiq Khan on 20:09 - Feb 9 by majorraglan |
As far as I can see she didn’t call people who vote Conservative scum, her exact words were
“We cannot get any worse than a bunch of scum, homophobic, racist, misogynistic, absolute vile … banana republic, vile, nasty, Etonian … piece of scum.” No reference there to voters.
It’s not the first time she’s used the word either and it’s completely unacceptable. |
...and yet she is still the Deputy Leader of the Labour Party, somebody who the Left is putting forward to hold great power.
...and the people who give her a free pass are demanding that Boris step down for daring to give some of the abuse back.
...I know that the Left are slow on the uptake but they really should have understood this by now...we (the people, normal people) are not taking this shite anymore.
Everytime the Left tries to cancel/silence somebody, whether they be politicians or anybody else, the Left will be held to account - we will force the Left to hold themselves to the standards that they want to impose on everybody else...Boris has a lot of faults but at least he understands this simple fact;
'do not apologise or submit, the people despise the likes of Starmer/Trudeau/Biden etc.'
Despise them.
We all want the bullshit to stop.
The more the Left pushes against this reality the deeper they are digging their own grave.
It is really time for the Left to grow up, swallow some pride, admit that they are wrong about several things and reform themselves to be more palatable. [Post edited 9 Feb 2022 23:32]
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| Sadiq Khan on 23:51 - Feb 9 with 1402 views | majorraglan |
| Sadiq Khan on 23:30 - Feb 9 by Ajack_Kerouac |
...and yet she is still the Deputy Leader of the Labour Party, somebody who the Left is putting forward to hold great power.
...and the people who give her a free pass are demanding that Boris step down for daring to give some of the abuse back.
...I know that the Left are slow on the uptake but they really should have understood this by now...we (the people, normal people) are not taking this shite anymore.
Everytime the Left tries to cancel/silence somebody, whether they be politicians or anybody else, the Left will be held to account - we will force the Left to hold themselves to the standards that they want to impose on everybody else...Boris has a lot of faults but at least he understands this simple fact;
'do not apologise or submit, the people despise the likes of Starmer/Trudeau/Biden etc.'
Despise them.
We all want the bullshit to stop.
The more the Left pushes against this reality the deeper they are digging their own grave.
It is really time for the Left to grow up, swallow some pride, admit that they are wrong about several things and reform themselves to be more palatable. [Post edited 9 Feb 2022 23:32]
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I haven’t got a great deal of time for most politicians and she’s one who sits in that box, as is Boris. His remark about Saville was rehearsed, wrong and out of order.
I agree with your comments on Bull..., we need people to stop spinning the guff and speak the truth, people should be able to say what they like as long as it doesn’t constitute a criminal offence. | | | |
| Sadiq Khan on 16:00 - Feb 10 with 1343 views | felixstowe_jack |
| Sadiq Khan on 20:09 - Feb 9 by majorraglan |
As far as I can see she didn’t call people who vote Conservative scum, her exact words were
“We cannot get any worse than a bunch of scum, homophobic, racist, misogynistic, absolute vile … banana republic, vile, nasty, Etonian … piece of scum.” No reference there to voters.
It’s not the first time she’s used the word either and it’s completely unacceptable. |
Well she clearly was not referring to left wing , union card holders who vote for Labour. | |
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| Sadiq Khan on 22:09 - Feb 10 with 1307 views | jack_lord |
| Sadiq Khan on 16:00 - Feb 10 by felixstowe_jack |
Well she clearly was not referring to left wing , union card holders who vote for Labour. |
What has that got to do with the price of Cheese Mr Conservative Party spokesman? |  |
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| Sadiq Khan on 23:12 - Feb 10 with 1275 views | majorraglan |
| Sadiq Khan on 16:00 - Feb 10 by felixstowe_jack |
Well she clearly was not referring to left wing , union card holders who vote for Labour. |
Of course she wasn’t referring to the left wing. I was replying to the point being made about the word being issued towards Tory voters which was not the case. It would help f you took the t8me to read things properly. | | | |
| Sadiq Khan on 08:26 - Feb 11 with 1227 views | felixstowe_jack |
I wonder if Londoners have confidence in Sadiq Khan as under his watch Knife crime and murders continue to increase in London. London saw a record number of teenage knife murders in London in 2021. Perhaps more stop and search and targeting gangs might help. | |
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| Sadiq Khan on 08:40 - Feb 11 with 1220 views | Ajack_Kerouac |
| Sadiq Khan on 23:12 - Feb 10 by majorraglan |
Of course she wasn’t referring to the left wing. I was replying to the point being made about the word being issued towards Tory voters which was not the case. It would help f you took the t8me to read things properly. |
Let's flip it...
Boris gets up one morning and says;
“We cannot get any worse than a bunch of scum, anti-semitic, racist, misogynistic, Marxist, tyrannical, censorious… banana republic, vile, nasty, Oxbridge … piece of scum.”
How would you feel as somebody who votes Labour?
What do you think about the fact that the Left demands standards and respect from their political opponents but is not prepared to submit themselves to the same standards or be respectful to their opponents? | |
| "It's what people know about themselves inside that makes them afraid" - "In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act" - "The further a society drifts from truth the more it will hate those who speak it" |
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| Sadiq Khan on 08:47 - Feb 11 with 1220 views | felixstowe_jack |
| Sadiq Khan on 08:40 - Feb 11 by Ajack_Kerouac |
Let's flip it...
Boris gets up one morning and says;
“We cannot get any worse than a bunch of scum, anti-semitic, racist, misogynistic, Marxist, tyrannical, censorious… banana republic, vile, nasty, Oxbridge … piece of scum.”
How would you feel as somebody who votes Labour?
What do you think about the fact that the Left demands standards and respect from their political opponents but is not prepared to submit themselves to the same standards or be respectful to their opponents? |
Hypocrisy. | |
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| Sadiq Khan on 09:38 - Feb 11 with 1198 views | majorraglan |
| Sadiq Khan on 08:40 - Feb 11 by Ajack_Kerouac |
Let's flip it...
Boris gets up one morning and says;
“We cannot get any worse than a bunch of scum, anti-semitic, racist, misogynistic, Marxist, tyrannical, censorious… banana republic, vile, nasty, Oxbridge … piece of scum.”
How would you feel as somebody who votes Labour?
What do you think about the fact that the Left demands standards and respect from their political opponents but is not prepared to submit themselves to the same standards or be respectful to their opponents? |
As I said in my original response, the use of the word scum is completely and utterly unacceptable.
The other point I made was to clarify something you’d said which was incorrect - Rayner never used the word scum to describe Conservative voters.
I don’t vote Labour, I believe politicians (and others) of all parties should treat people with dignity, respect, they should be honest and selfless and these are in my opinion non negotiable. | | | |
| Sadiq Khan on 10:36 - Feb 11 with 1179 views | 73__73 |
| Sadiq Khan on 10:05 - Feb 9 by CountyJim |
You seen it with Starmer the other day right wing nutjobs being wound up by the idiot in number 10 who thinks he's Trump 🙄 spreading lies |
The Tory MP who was killed a few months ago, was he the victim of a right wing nut job ? | |
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| Sadiq Khan on 10:49 - Feb 11 with 1173 views | majorraglan |
| Sadiq Khan on 10:36 - Feb 11 by 73__73 |
The Tory MP who was killed a few months ago, was he the victim of a right wing nut job ? |
Unlikely, but the guy who killed Jo Cox MP was a far right nut job. | | | |
| Sadiq Khan on 11:00 - Feb 11 with 1166 views | 73__73 |
| Sadiq Khan on 10:49 - Feb 11 by majorraglan |
Unlikely, but the guy who killed Jo Cox MP was a far right nut job. |
It’s not unlikely, he wasn’t. The vast, vast majority of terrorist attacks in the U.K. are carried out by people who haven’t got right wing ideologies. [Post edited 11 Feb 2022 11:01]
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| Sadiq Khan on 12:19 - Feb 11 with 1152 views | Flynnidine_Zidownes |
I was told the other day that there’s a rumour that Sadiq Khan is in fact the result of a romantic liaison between Jose Mourhino and Mr Bean and now I can’t unsee it.
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| Sadiq Khan on 21:43 - Feb 11 with 1089 views | Ajack_Kerouac |
| Sadiq Khan on 11:00 - Feb 11 by 73__73 |
It’s not unlikely, he wasn’t. The vast, vast majority of terrorist attacks in the U.K. are carried out by people who haven’t got right wing ideologies. [Post edited 11 Feb 2022 11:01]
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This fact is indisputable.
The vast majority are carried out by Islamists and the vast majority of Muslims vote Labour.
So it would not be inaccurate to state that the vast majority of terrorist attacks are carried out by the Left...although I would not make that point, I'm just pointing out the innacuracy of those Lefties who claim that it is right wingers who present a domestic terrorist threat, that's bullshit. | |
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| Sadiq Khan on 21:52 - Feb 11 with 1079 views | Ajack_Kerouac |
| Sadiq Khan on 09:38 - Feb 11 by majorraglan |
As I said in my original response, the use of the word scum is completely and utterly unacceptable.
The other point I made was to clarify something you’d said which was incorrect - Rayner never used the word scum to describe Conservative voters.
I don’t vote Labour, I believe politicians (and others) of all parties should treat people with dignity, respect, they should be honest and selfless and these are in my opinion non negotiable. |
I believe that too. It's just that the Left have advanced their causes by demanding that people treat them with dignity and respect whilst not giving it back in return.
They have been getting away with it and normal people, who are not political, get bulldozed by the Left as a result.
No more.
Until they live by the standards that they demand and expect from others then they will get no respect from me.
If they are fine with their leaders labelling people like me scum then they will have to live with being called "scum" themselves.
One story that never made sense to me was the one about "turning the other cheek".
I always thought, even as a child;
'if you keep turning your cheek then eventually they are going to smack your head right off' | |
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| Sadiq Khan on 08:09 - Feb 12 with 1046 views | Brynmill_Jack |
| Sadiq Khan on 10:16 - Feb 9 by Whiterockin |
Right wing nutjobs, left wing nutjobs, leave the politics out of it Britian/World is full of nutjobs you see them on the streets every day. The punishment should be a lot stiffer, we have gone soft and too "politically" correct. |
Yeah, but it was definitely a right wing nut job that shot Jo Cox. Have any left wing nutters killed anyone?? |  |
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| Sadiq Khan on 08:18 - Feb 12 with 1039 views | Dr_Winston |
| Sadiq Khan on 08:09 - Feb 12 by Brynmill_Jack |
Yeah, but it was definitely a right wing nut job that shot Jo Cox. Have any left wing nutters killed anyone?? |
Most of the republican side during The Troubles were left wing nutters. The Official IRA and INLA were openly Marxist.
You've also then got Baader-Meinhof, the Red Brigades and many others. |  |
| Pain or damage don't end the world. Or despair, or f*cking beatings. The world ends when you're dead. Until then, you got more punishment in store. Stand it like a man... and give some back. |
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| Sadiq Khan on 13:22 - Feb 14 with 959 views | Ajack_Kerouac |
'The Metropolitan Police Federation withdrew its support for the Labour politician after Commissioner Dame Cressida Dick was forced out of her position last week.
The body accused the London Mayor of "scaremongering" and "undermining" the trust in the police by swiping at their work.
In a strongly-worded statement, Mr Khan was blamed for using Dame Cressida as a scapegoat to distract from his own performance.
"What we are viewing is politicians trying to use policing and the career of the country’s most senior police leader to deflect from their own failings," Ken Marsh, Chairman of the Metropolitan Police Federation said.
"The atmosphere among Metropolitan Police officers is horrendous — its rock bottom.
"Officers in London feel saddened and angry that The Commissioner Cressida Dick has been pushed out in the way she has.
"She was reforming. She was changing. The culture is changing. We are deeply disappointed with the actions of the Mayor."
Mr Khan warned on February 9 that he expected Dame Cressida to present him with a plan to help rebuild trust in the police after a series of scandals.
There has been heavy criticism over its apparent hesitation to launch an investigation into alleged parties held in Downing Street, fury over the rape and murder of Sarah Everard by a serving officer, and anger at the force's actions following her death in tackling a vigil held in her memory during coronavirus restrictions.
The final straw, however, was a report by the police watchdog which exposed violently racist, misogynist and homophobic messages exchanged by officers based at Charing Cross police station.
The Met Police Commissioner presented the Mayor with a plan 24 hours later on February 10, but he dismissed it as not enough and effectively said he had no confidence in her ability to carry out the top job.
Dame Cressida submitted her resignation on the same day.
Lashing out at Mr Khan's behaviour, Mr Marsh continued: "The hard work of our colleagues — and public trust in our colleagues — is being undermined by politicians. And by the Mayor of London in particular.
"The continuing scaremongering, sniping and sweeping statements are causing disaffection with the public, not the thousands and thousands of hard-working officers who are out there keeping people safe.
"These officers are being unfairly lambasted for things they haven’t done. Every minute of every day — as we speak — thousands of Metropolitan Police colleagues are out there putting their safety at risk, tackling knife crime and robbery, countering terrorism, capturing child sex offenders, locking up bad people.
"The Federation will continue to speak up for these courageous colleagues. They are being forgotten about by our elected Mayor. Enough is enough. Officers have no faith in Sadiq Khan."
He added the decision was "not a move we take lightly".
The Federation said while there was a need for reform, Mr Khan was to blame for painting all serving officers with the same brush.
Mr Marsh continued: "The incidents that have taken place are horrific. We do not want these individuals in the job.
"But the Federation will continue to speak up for our good officers. We totally accept that we have to deliver for the public and work to improve confidence, but if you haven’t got your workforce with you then you are not going to achieve what you’re setting out to achieve.
"My colleagues are working day and night to keep London safe. To be all branded in this shaming and negative way — as they are being by some politicians and many sections of the media — is wholly unfair."
Home Secretary Priti Patel has now started the search to find a successor for Dame Cressida.
Home Office sources said Mr Khan did not inform Ms Patel of his intention to declare no confidence in the Met Police chief last week.
They said she thought the Mayor's behaviour was "rude and unprofessional". | |
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| Sadiq Khan on 16:38 - Feb 14 with 913 views | felixstowe_jack |
| Sadiq Khan on 13:22 - Feb 14 by Ajack_Kerouac |
'The Metropolitan Police Federation withdrew its support for the Labour politician after Commissioner Dame Cressida Dick was forced out of her position last week.
The body accused the London Mayor of "scaremongering" and "undermining" the trust in the police by swiping at their work.
In a strongly-worded statement, Mr Khan was blamed for using Dame Cressida as a scapegoat to distract from his own performance.
"What we are viewing is politicians trying to use policing and the career of the country’s most senior police leader to deflect from their own failings," Ken Marsh, Chairman of the Metropolitan Police Federation said.
"The atmosphere among Metropolitan Police officers is horrendous — its rock bottom.
"Officers in London feel saddened and angry that The Commissioner Cressida Dick has been pushed out in the way she has.
"She was reforming. She was changing. The culture is changing. We are deeply disappointed with the actions of the Mayor."
Mr Khan warned on February 9 that he expected Dame Cressida to present him with a plan to help rebuild trust in the police after a series of scandals.
There has been heavy criticism over its apparent hesitation to launch an investigation into alleged parties held in Downing Street, fury over the rape and murder of Sarah Everard by a serving officer, and anger at the force's actions following her death in tackling a vigil held in her memory during coronavirus restrictions.
The final straw, however, was a report by the police watchdog which exposed violently racist, misogynist and homophobic messages exchanged by officers based at Charing Cross police station.
The Met Police Commissioner presented the Mayor with a plan 24 hours later on February 10, but he dismissed it as not enough and effectively said he had no confidence in her ability to carry out the top job.
Dame Cressida submitted her resignation on the same day.
Lashing out at Mr Khan's behaviour, Mr Marsh continued: "The hard work of our colleagues — and public trust in our colleagues — is being undermined by politicians. And by the Mayor of London in particular.
"The continuing scaremongering, sniping and sweeping statements are causing disaffection with the public, not the thousands and thousands of hard-working officers who are out there keeping people safe.
"These officers are being unfairly lambasted for things they haven’t done. Every minute of every day — as we speak — thousands of Metropolitan Police colleagues are out there putting their safety at risk, tackling knife crime and robbery, countering terrorism, capturing child sex offenders, locking up bad people.
"The Federation will continue to speak up for these courageous colleagues. They are being forgotten about by our elected Mayor. Enough is enough. Officers have no faith in Sadiq Khan."
He added the decision was "not a move we take lightly".
The Federation said while there was a need for reform, Mr Khan was to blame for painting all serving officers with the same brush.
Mr Marsh continued: "The incidents that have taken place are horrific. We do not want these individuals in the job.
"But the Federation will continue to speak up for our good officers. We totally accept that we have to deliver for the public and work to improve confidence, but if you haven’t got your workforce with you then you are not going to achieve what you’re setting out to achieve.
"My colleagues are working day and night to keep London safe. To be all branded in this shaming and negative way — as they are being by some politicians and many sections of the media — is wholly unfair."
Home Secretary Priti Patel has now started the search to find a successor for Dame Cressida.
Home Office sources said Mr Khan did not inform Ms Patel of his intention to declare no confidence in the Met Police chief last week.
They said she thought the Mayor's behaviour was "rude and unprofessional". |
Looks like bad news for Labour 's Khan, as the, pseudo union Metropolitan Police Federation say they have no confidence in him following his handling of the sacking of the Commissioner only 3 weeks after he said he had full confidence in her. They have seen through what was cynical political gesture by Khan. | |
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| Sadiq Khan on 17:14 - Feb 14 with 897 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Sadiq Khan on 16:38 - Feb 14 by felixstowe_jack |
Looks like bad news for Labour 's Khan, as the, pseudo union Metropolitan Police Federation say they have no confidence in him following his handling of the sacking of the Commissioner only 3 weeks after he said he had full confidence in her. They have seen through what was cynical political gesture by Khan. |
No - Dick was a total failure and needed to be replaced. |  |
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| Sadiq Khan on 17:17 - Feb 14 with 889 views | Flashberryjack |
| Sadiq Khan on 17:14 - Feb 14 by Kilkennyjack |
No - Dick was a total failure and needed to be replaced. |
And Khan doesn't ? |  |
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| Sadiq Khan on 18:28 - Feb 14 with 864 views | felixstowe_jack |
| Sadiq Khan on 17:14 - Feb 14 by Kilkennyjack |
No - Dick was a total failure and needed to be replaced. |
Correct but why did Khan give her a vote of confidence only 3 weeks ago? | |
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