Single mums ‘should not be acceptable’ says Shaun Bailey, Tory Mayor of London candidate

[Pickman's model]

so instead they have got someone else to come out with a load of bigotted islamaphobic shite?

someone that the serious racists probably won't vote for anyway because...

wouldn't be surprised if this was their plan, that the tories would say 'last time we selected a black candidate they did abysmally. so we won't do that again'

 

[GarveyLives]

25 November 2021: Exclusive: Shaun Bailey talking up chances of Tory peerage from Boris Johnson

At least it sounds as though he has the right 'qualifications' for such an award:

14 December 2021: Top London Tory Shaun Bailey quits police role after Christmas party which 'broke Covid rules'

(Source: as stated in image)​

Lest we forget:

Shaun Bailey: I will put 40,000 police officers on the streets of London to make people safe (from people like me?)

 

[GarveyLives]

25 November 2021: Exclusive: Shaun Bailey talking up chances of Tory peerage from Boris Johnson

At least it sounds as though he has the right 'qualifications' for such an award:

14 December 2021: Top London Tory Shaun Bailey quits police role after Christmas party which 'broke Covid rules'

(Source: as stated in image)​

Lest we forget:

Shaun Bailey: I will put 40,000 police officers on the streets of London to make people safe (from people like me?)

(Source: Daily Mirror)​

A "gathering" organised by Shaun Bailey’s London mayoral campaign, which took place on 14 December 2020 when London was in Tier 2 of the public health restrictions resulting from the Covid-19 pandemic. It shows 24 people crowded together - in breach of the then Covid-19 lockdown rules - in a medium-sized room in the basement of Matthew Parker Street at the Conservative party’s Westminster headquarters.

Present, for reasons that Shaun Bailey has yet to explain, was Nick Candy who, together with his brother, is a billionaire luxury property developer - they reportedly run their businesses through over 140 companies, mainly in tax havens. Candy gave a speech at the "gathering", and gave Shaun Bailey a Lego set of Trafalgar Square as a Christmas present.

 

[MickiQ]

Perhaps he felt slighted about not being invited to Downing St and decided to throw his own party.

 

[Smangus]

Will he have a leaving do?

 

[Pickman's model]

(Source: Daily Mirror)​

A "gathering" organised by Shaun Bailey’s London mayoral campaign, which took place on 14 December 2020 when London was in Tier 2 of the public health restrictions resulting from the Covid-19 pandemic. It shows 24 people crowded together - in breach of the then Covid-19 lockdown rules - in a medium-sized room in the basement of Matthew Parker Street at the Conservative party’s Westminster headquarters.

Present, for reasons that Shaun Bailey has yet to explain, was Nick Candy who, together with his brother, is a billionaire luxury property developer - they reportedly run their businesses through over 140 companies, mainly in tax havens. Candy gave a speech at the "gathering", and gave Shaun Bailey a Lego set of Trafalgar Square as a Christmas present.

Very generous, esp as Lego appreciates much more than gold or shares

 

[Dogsauce]

Bet there’s a few future PPCs in there, we need a list so this can go on their record.

 

[brogdale]

(Source: Daily Mirror)​

A "gathering" organised by Shaun Bailey’s London mayoral campaign, which took place on 14 December 2020 when London was in Tier 2 of the public health restrictions resulting from the Covid-19 pandemic. It shows 24 people crowded together - in breach of the then Covid-19 lockdown rules - in a medium-sized room in the basement of Matthew Parker Street at the Conservative party’s Westminster headquarters.

Present, for reasons that Shaun Bailey has yet to explain, was Nick Candy who, together with his brother, is a billionaire luxury property developer - they reportedly run their businesses through over 140 companies, mainly in tax havens. Candy gave a speech at the "gathering", and gave Shaun Bailey a Lego set of Trafalgar Square as a Christmas present.

Big plates.

 

[Sweet FA]

Troughs.

 

[GarveyLives]

(Source: Daily Mirror)​

A "gathering" organised by Shaun Bailey’s London mayoral campaign, which took place on 14 December 2020 when London was in Tier 2 of the public health restrictions resulting from the Covid-19 pandemic. It shows 24 people crowded together - in breach of the then Covid-19 lockdown rules - in a medium-sized room in the basement of Matthew Parker Street at the Conservative party’s Westminster headquarters.

Present, for reasons that Shaun Bailey has yet to explain, was Nick Candy who, together with his brother, is a billionaire luxury property developer - they reportedly run their businesses through over 140 companies, mainly in tax havens. Candy gave a speech at the "gathering", and gave Shaun Bailey a Lego set of Trafalgar Square as a Christmas present.

​

In this 'interview' with his prospective defence counsel, Shaun Bailey makes no reference to either promised peerages or billionaire luxury property developers.

 

[GarveyLives]

25 November 2021: Exclusive: Shaun Bailey talking up chances of Tory peerage from Boris Johnson

At least it sounds as though he has the right 'qualifications' for such an award:

14 December 2021: Top London Tory Shaun Bailey quits police role after Christmas party which 'broke Covid rules'

(Source: as stated in image)​

Lest we forget:

Shaun Bailey: I will put 40,000 police officers on the streets of London to make people safe (from people like me?)

as promised ...

(Source: as stated in image)​

Former Tory mayoral candidate Shaun Bailey awarded peerage by Boris Johnson

 

[FridgeMagnet]

I take a bit of interest in Mr Bailey as he was a candidate in Hammersmith where I live, which was just as doomed an endeavour as his mayoral campaign, and in fact he seems to have never won any sort of election whatsoever.

 

[DaveCinzano]

Big plates.

Somebody definitely has their eyes on the prize

 

[Magnus McGinty]

What about single dads? I’m one of them. I can think of more ways I’m unacceptable though.

 

[BusLanes]

I take a bit of interest in Mr Bailey as he was a candidate in Hammersmith where I live, which was just as doomed an endeavour as his mayoral campaign, and in fact he seems to have never won any sort of election whatsoever.

It is a bit mad that a serial candidate who cannot get elected keeps getting rewarded

 

[rubbershoes]

Somebody definitely has their eyes on the prize

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Genius tactic there. Dress in the buffet colour scheme so people don't notice you loitering and hoovering it up.

I'll remember that

 

[mojo pixy]

Genius tactic there. Dress in the buffet colour scheme so people don't notice you loitering and hoovering it up.

I'll remember that

 

[DaveCinzano]

He spied an awfully big tureen

 

[GarveyLives]

​

A "gathering" organised by Shaun Bailey’s London mayoral campaign, which took place on 14 December 2020 when London was in Tier 2 of the public health restrictions resulting from the Covid-19 pandemic. It shows 24 people crowded together - in breach of the then Covid-19 lockdown rules - in a medium-sized room in the basement of Matthew Parker Street at the Conservative party’s Westminster headquarters.

 

[Wilf]

Here's Bailey's response to the video:

A spokesperson for Bailey said: “This is an old story. We repeatedly apologised for this event at the time. It was subject to a nearly year-long police investigation. The matter is closed.”

Covid bereaved express disgust at Tory HQ party video as Met ‘considers’ footage

Group calls for police to reopen investigation, and for Shaun Bailey and Ben Mallet to lose honours

www.theguardian.com

Fucking arsehole.

 

[Elpenor]

The matter might feel closed for him but for those who lost loved ones at that time, whether from covid or not, we will never forget the hardship we went through and the enforced - and necessary - privations that impacted on our grief while those oxygen thieves munched on canapés, knocked back suitcases of wine and danced the night away.

 

[brogdale]

The matter might feel closed for him but for those who lost loved ones at that time, whether from covid or not, we will never forget the hardship we went through and the enforced - and necessary - privations that impacted on our grief while those oxygen thieves munched on canapés, knocked back suitcases of wine and danced the night away.

The bloke is a very nasty (racist) piece of shit.

 

[FridgeMagnet]

The cops did take a look at it previously but apparently considered it not prosecutable. On the other hand there was only a photo or two at the time, as opposed to a whole video of people having a party. To now say "the matter is closed" is... well it's pretty standard Tory behaviour actually, and also not something they get a choice on.

 

[editor]

When my sister in law died we were only allowed 20 people at the ceremony, all wearing masks and socially distanced. Hundreds of people weren't allowed to see her off. And those Tory cunts were all fucking partying away. Scum .

 

[Epona]

The matter might feel closed for him but for those who lost loved ones at that time, whether from covid or not, we will never forget the hardship we went through and the enforced - and necessary - privations that impacted on our grief while those oxygen thieves munched on canapés, knocked back suitcases of wine and danced the night away.

This. Just this. I've posted about this before because it was hugely hurtful at the time, but I lost my uncle, my dad's youngest brother, to oesophageal cancer fairly early on in the first lockdown. He wanted to have another round of chemo to possibly give him another few months but it was deemed too risky during those early days of the pandemic due to immune problems, and he died without seeing most of his family in his last few days - his wife was allowed to be with him at the end, but no further family was allowed to visit. I never got to say goodbye. My dad, who looked after his younger brothers when they were little wasn't allowed to visit to say goodbye. We couldn't go to his funeral, his lovely wife sat alone in the crematorium with one of his best friends from his band over the other side of the chapel because they weren't allowed to hug or cry together. The rest of us watched a stream of it online.

I will never ever forgive those parties that went on. Ever. It's like a kick in the guts and although I am not normally into harsh punishments, I would be happy to see those involved in fucking prison.

 

[Magnus McGinty]

When my sister in law died we were only allowed 20 people at the ceremony, all wearing masks and socially distanced. Hundreds of people weren't allowed to see her off. And those Tory cunts were all fucking partying away. Scum .

Similarly with my cousin.

 

[Johnny Vodka]

Fuck these arseholes and the people that excuse them. Should be heads on poles. Apart from the specifics of selfishly breaking the covid rules, it's indicative of how they look down on ordinary people.

 

[Epona]

it's indicative of how they look down on ordinary people.

This. Just this.
Make rules for the rest of us (and I do think lockdown was sensible at times to prevent transmission) but above it all themselves, didn't apply to them.

Fucking arsewipes.

 

[DaveCinzano]

I see that the swing dancing cunts have been identified - both the wacky jumper-wearing twat, who is apparently ministerial aide Jack Smith (but forever in our minds the Tory John Duggan), and Red Dress Black Heart campaigns specialist Malin Bogue.

Bogue now works as a 'senior consultant' at nasty bastard lobbying company Stonehaven.

Her expertise is endorsed by all manner of arseholes, including one Asa Bennett, a standard issue never-had-a-proper-job right-wing policy fuck (Telegraph writer, MP's forelock-tugging bag-carrier).

His own CV boasts of being the Prime Minister's speechwriter...in the rather narrow timeframe of September to October 2022

 

[Elpenor]

Not mentioning the prime minister in question is quite a shrewd move