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He's not been charged with anything, and he is a lefty so quite possibly won't be.
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when was the last time a politician was even charged with corruption?
Michelle Mone? |
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I can think of another Couple of Labour Chaps we have heard little about ? Starmers Drinking buddy Norris is one of them , I can't remember the other Chap aged in his 50s
Who turn up in his Base ball boots and skinny Jeans to meet a Young Lad , him and his mate had a party planned for the Young lad , Unfortunately for them , they had been snared by folks looking for wrong uns on line .. I wonder if Norb has info on them 2 cases Citeh Andy might have a few questions to Answer , seems his well in with Citeh Mob who were doing the dealings . |
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Poor Norbert, not having much luck on here lately
Tulip Siddiq has been charged with corruption in Bangladesh, where she is accused of manipulating and influencing her aunt, Sheikh Hasina, to secure plots of land for her family. She was sentenced to two years in jail and fined 100,000 taka (£620) |
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You must be seriously out there on the far right if you think mandelscum is a lefty. Heard it all now.
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Cider, charged in Bangladesh
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korrrrect
Former minister and Labour MP Tulip Siddiq has been sentenced to four years in prison for corruption charges by a court in Bangladesh, in a process the Labour Party has criticised as unfair. The court also sentenced Siddiq's aunt, the ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, and two other family members to varying prison terms in separate corruption cases. The defendants, who were tried in absentia, denied the charges. Responding to the sentences, a Labour Party spokesman said: "Tulip Siddiq has not had access to a fair legal process in this case and has never been informed of the details of the charges against her." "This is despite repeated requests made to the Bangladeshi authorities through her legal team. "Anyone facing any charge should always be afforded the right to make legal representations when allegations are made against them. "Given that has not happened in this case, we cannot recognise this judgment." |
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Desperate but not serious.
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Fairly serious, a corrupt politician in cabinet. Perhaps not so much if you read the Labour party propaganda
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pandora1963 03 Oct 26 07:52
You must be seriously out there on the far right if you think mandelscum is a lefty. Heard it all now. ....................................... 'To us, he's just Peter' (Starmer). Where would you put him, you jackass? |
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