I have no love for Cummings, but I don't think it's a good precedent to set to give out the addresses of you political enemies on the internet.If you want to go and your in the area it's x.
Point taken but it only took me 5 minutes googling to find it. Have edited my post .I have no love for Cummings, but I don't think it's a good precedent to set to give out the addresses of you political enemies on the internet.
I have no love for Cummings, but I don't think it's a good precedent to set to give out the addresses of you political enemies on the internet.
so what?Point taken but it only took me 5 minutes googling to find it.
This is surely the 'detail' that is being 'ironed out'.
'How much do you want for those skeletons Dom?'
It's hardly a state secret. The PM lives in 10 Downing St FWIW.so what?
There's film of the road all over the internet and there's well over a hundred addresses on that road. I knew what part of town it was just from the look of it. And I don't think we're widely read enough for anyone to be particularly upset about it.I have no love for Cummings, but I don't think it's a good precedent to set to give out the addresses of you political enemies on the internet.
It's hardly a state secret. The PM lives in 10 Downing St FWIW.
It's hardly a state secret. The PM lives in 10 Downing St FWIW.
So now I don't know where to send the turd to. Probably both.Except they sometimes end up living at No 11 for practical reasons, and its not clear how much time Johnson spends at either address.
Cummings is probably sat in there on a laptop talking to Johnson over Zoom.Except they sometimes end up living at No 11 for practical reasons, and its not clear how much time Johnson spends at either address.
I was going to say that but apparently by some twist of logic whichever appartment they're actually staying in is number 10 because that's where Prime Ministers live.Except they sometimes end up living at No 11 for practical reasons, and its not clear how much time Johnson spends at either address.
I know - it's nothing to do with Cummings, how easy his house is to find, anything like that - it's to do with the precedent it sets. When left wing activist's & political figures' addresses are shared among right wing activists - encouraging each other to visit them, even - it's seen as proper dodgy behaviour. Rightly too. So really, it's best to swerve away from that kind of activity ourselves.There's film of the road all over the internet and there's well over a hundred addresses on that road. I knew what part of town it was just from the look of it. And I don't think we're widely read enough for anyone to be particularly upset about it.
Back in the day when I was politically active I took part in mass trespasses of politicos houses - did the antiCJB at Michael Howard's gaffe out in the country. The bastard deserved it.There's film of the road all over the internet and there's well over a hundred addresses on that road. I knew what part of town it was just from the look of it. And I don't think we're widely read enough for anyone to be particularly upset about it.
Except they sometimes end up living at No 11 for practical reasons, and its not clear how much time Johnson spends at either address.
is it fair to assume after two hours that he won't be getting sacked? I can just imagine Johnson asking his advice on potential outcomes of any decisions.
I was going to say that but apparently by some twist of logic whichever appartment they're actually staying in is number 10 because that's where Prime Ministers live.
Hope you're wrong, but think you may well be right.
Assuming Johnson wants him to go, they will be negotiating his resignation. They may also want time to inform others and get their ducks in a row before making an announcement.is it fair to assume after two hours that he won't be getting sacked? I can just imagine Johnson asking his advice on potential outcomes of any decisions.
Assuming Johnson wants him to go, they will be negotiating his resignation. They may also want time to inform others and get their ducks in a row before making an announcement.