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gynn	15-08-2011 20:45

Bullingdon Club

At a time of national crisis, it is heartwarmimg to know that our future is in the hands of Prime Minister David Cameron, Chancellor George Osborne and London Mayor Boris Johnstone. All members of the Bullingdon Club......

....which gives them a special insight into the behaviour of the rioters and looters. They might even be able to teach them a thing or two about damaging restaurants!

Bullingdon Club - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

garinda

15-08-2011 21:02

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I don't see why this seems to be making people sit up and notice only now, post-riots.

His membership of the Bullingdon has been widely reported for years, and was even mentioned on Accy Web back in 2008.

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 549765)

Drugs?

He never did give a straight answer, when asked by reporters if he's ever done them, when he was part of that elitist group of toffs at Oxford, the Bullingdon Club, of whom many of it's members have since admitted to smoking/snorting/shooting up.

http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/f...ron-37942.html

He had a typical elitist education, and indulged in the usual boorish Sloaney behaviour.

Hardly breaking news.

gynn	15-08-2011 21:33

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 926847)

Hardly breaking news.

He's spent the last week on his soapbox condemning loutish behaviour.

Of course its relevant now. breaking news or not.

cashman

15-08-2011 21:41

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He wont regard it as loutish,cos they pay fer damage, which to me shows how much these people are outa touch wi reality.:rolleyes:

garinda

15-08-2011 22:25

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Originally Posted by gynn (Post 926865)

He's spent the last week on his soapbox condemning loutish behaviour.

Of course its relevant now. breaking news or not.

His loutish background isn't breaking news.

Except perhaps to those who've been in a coma for the past few years.

It's very well documented, and has been widely published and publicised.

Some are now discussing it like it's some amazing revelation.

He wore tails to school, was a bun throwing Sloane, and married an aristocrat's daughter who has a tattoo on her ankle.

Well I never!

I suppose some Johnny-come-latelys will now want to discuss the relevance of him choosing The Killers as one of his choices, on Desert Island Discs.

:rolleyes:

garinda

15-08-2011 22:29

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 926869)

He wont regard it as loutish,cos they pay fer damage, which to me shows how much these ******* are outa touch wi reality.:rolleyes:

Besides paying for the damage, it's sorted anyway, because Daddy knows the Chief Constable, and every judge in the district.

:rolleyes:

gynn	16-08-2011 06:22

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 926892)

His loutish background isn't breaking news.

So by that argument, you'd be happy to let Ronnie Biggs look after your wallet because talk of the Great Train Robbery is old news?

:confused::confused::confused::confused::confused: :confused::confused::confused::confused::confused:

garinda

16-08-2011 07:28

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Originally Posted by gynn (Post 926937)

But Ronnie Biggs hasn't been Prime Minster of the country, since May of last year.

That would be interesting news to people, if he was.

The majority of people know who's running the country, and know of his background.

It's not new information, except to those perhaps who've recently crawled out from under a stone.

garinda

16-08-2011 07:31

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Originally Posted by gynn (Post 926937)

Again, it's hardly breaking news that personally I'm none to thrilled at who's running the country, period.

;)

jaysay

16-08-2011 08:24

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Originally Posted by gynn (Post 926865)

He's spent the last week on his soapbox condemning loutish behaviour.

Of course its relevant now. breaking news or not.

As usual another pointless thread which would be more fitting to Bee

garinda

16-08-2011 08:33

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 926969)

As usual another pointless thread which would be more fitting to Bee

It would only be newsworthy, and therefore worth discussing in it's own thread, if we actually had a Prime Minister who wasn't guilty of gross hypocrisy.

:rolleyes:

cashman

16-08-2011 08:39

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 926969)

As usual another pointless thread which would be more fitting to Bee

I think thats a way of saying "I can't justify Camerons actions",:dflam:

jaysay

16-08-2011 09:07

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 926975)

I think that's a way of saying "I can't justify Camerons actions",:dflam:

Well there are those who haven't had anything positive to say since May 1st last year, but I suppose that's life;)

cashman

16-08-2011 09:22

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 926985)

Well there are those who haven't had anything positive to say since May 1st last year, but I suppose that's life;)

Thats true, but yer answer proves me point.:D

jaysay

16-08-2011 09:27

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 926992)

Thats true, but yer answer proves me point.:D

How do ya make that out:confused:

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