Blunkett's RESIGNED!!!
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Is Blunky eligible to sign on...??
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zeromonkey
Monkey
wtf......madness
Blender Bender
Chew-Z anyone?
Ratty said:
If that were true, I think the outcome of the US elections would have been a tad bit different, eh?
JohnM
blah blah blah
I think the lesson is - dont f*ck with whoever that posh woman was he was shagging - she certainly got her own back.
(for anyone not familiar with the story - she started shagging Blunkett shortly after she got married to someone else - three years later her & Blunkett split up - she went back to her husband (has he no shame?) - Blunkett went to court to gain access to his kid - she's fighting access and also happens to be heavily involved in the media - and hey presto - lots of stories suddenly started coming out about Blunkett... )
the whole Blunkett story is all a bit Shakespearean really...
(for anyone not familiar with the story - she started shagging Blunkett shortly after she got married to someone else - three years later her & Blunkett split up - she went back to her husband (has he no shame?) - Blunkett went to court to gain access to his kid - she's fighting access and also happens to be heavily involved in the media - and hey presto - lots of stories suddenly started coming out about Blunkett... )
the whole Blunkett story is all a bit Shakespearean really...
psyfi
Pie Fly
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Ah Ye oldy Blunkett yarn.
Much a do about nothing?
Ah Ye oldy Blunkett yarn.
Much a do about nothing?
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dave arc-i
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Here's the thread I started about the fraud involving the issue of the rail tickets.
Which still hasn't and probably will not be addressed by a court of law.
Blunkett has resigned over the issue of 'fast-tracking' a visa application.
I think it also means he will have lied to Parliament (but then so has his Boss*)
I find it interesting with all the media attenion of Blinketts paternity action in the high court that not many headlines have reflected the fact that his behaviour is actually opposite to that promoted by home office family policy.
Apart from the other crap that has been stirtred into the mix to cloud the issue, central to this is - again a politician says "you must do this" whilst they feel free to do as they will and that is really what was wrong with this situation, (*)not leading by example.
Here's the thread I started about the fraud involving the issue of the rail tickets.
Which still hasn't and probably will not be addressed by a court of law.
Blunkett has resigned over the issue of 'fast-tracking' a visa application.
I think it also means he will have lied to Parliament (but then so has his Boss*)
I find it interesting with all the media attenion of Blinketts paternity action in the high court that not many headlines have reflected the fact that his behaviour is actually opposite to that promoted by home office family policy.
Apart from the other crap that has been stirtred into the mix to cloud the issue, central to this is - again a politician says "you must do this" whilst they feel free to do as they will and that is really what was wrong with this situation, (*)not leading by example.
Monkey Do
#1 Internet Toughguy
I wonder if the CSA will manage to fast-track child-maintenance payments from Blunkett to his bastard son? Was someone on GMTV this morning who had been waiting for 12 years for them to sort out maintenance payments from her ex and was told by the CSA that "she was caught up in a bit of a backlog".
Gash
nonchi
lets find him a new career
i'm not too sure what he could do really!? politics lecturer?
i'm not too sure what he could do really!? politics lecturer?
Gash
nonchi
how could blunkett be a care assistant?
purple project
Shake and Bake!!
Is it because I is blind? :runsmile:
psychedelvic said:
No, he resigned so "voluntarily" made himself redundant. If I resigned my job (believe me, its tempting...), I certainly wouldn't get any unemployment benefit
Actually, I think he's still an MP, just not a member of the cabinet anymore, though I could be wrong.
FlameBoy
lurk
Stunning Cunt
it's great that the fucker has gone, but unfortunately it changes nothing.
damion
Pound Shop Alex Petridis
note the photos everywhere of him in tears --- portrayed as a helpless victim of that bird --
so let's all feel jolly sorry for him and when he gets reinstated as a minister without portfolio after the next election we'll welcome him back with open arms
so let's all feel jolly sorry for him and when he gets reinstated as a minister without portfolio after the next election we'll welcome him back with open arms
Technognome
Professor of Ecognomics
FlameBoy said:psychedelvic said:
No, he resigned so "voluntarily" made himself redundant. If I resigned my job (believe me, its tempting...), I certainly wouldn't get any unemployment benefit
Actually, I think he's still an MP, just not a member of the cabinet anymore, though I could be wrong.
FlameBoy
Corret he only resigned his cabinet post not as a member of parliament so he still gets paid for that but it's a big wage drop.
PHLUR :sun: