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Spangly A posted:Not to get fully into it, but the circumstances strongly support the presence of ideation and a degree of preparation for an extended time. I don't think you can easily support any argument against a premeditated suicide. Probably just a gently caress-you to him then. And gently caress you Owen Patterson indeed. Eat poo poo loser
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Nov 4, 2021 16:28
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Off to spend more time with his business interests.
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Nov 4, 2021 16:38
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Got rid of him when they found out he has none of the half a mill left to give them to hush it up.
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Nov 4, 2021 16:39
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All he had to do was say he misunderstood the rules, take a holiday, and then go back to the grift. This smacks of people who lose every penny they have to lawyers fees over appealing something inconsequential because they cannot accept being told no.
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He could have just served his suspension and carried on being an MP right? If he just apologised and took his medicine I doubt there would have been a recall petition and this story would have been gone in a week.
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peanut- posted:He could have just served his suspension and carried on being an MP right? If he just apologised and took his medicine I doubt there would have been a recall petition and this story would have been gone in a week. In the seat since the goddamn 90s. Probably could have walked the recall election if they were to pull one.
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This is more like the Thick of It style of incompetent fun that we haven't had in a while. ... he's going to be PM next season isn't he?
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peanut- posted:He could have just served his suspension and carried on being an MP right? If he just apologised and took his medicine I doubt there would have been a recall petition and this story would have been gone in a week. It was long enough to allow a recall petition, which would probably have gotten the ~8k signatures for a by-election. Absolutely no way he lost it coming from 60% in back to back elections though
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peanut- posted:He could have just served his suspension and carried on being an MP right? If he just apologised and took his medicine I doubt there would have been a recall petition and this story would have been gone in a week. A recall petition is automatically created if an MP is suspended for longer than ten days, IIRC. And I think that someone would have mustered enough support to trigger a by-election.
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Nov 4, 2021 16:53
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The BBC got rid of the Lily Cade part of the article with no reference to what she actually did. https://twitter.com/OwenJones84/status/1456287294604910595?s=19
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Marmaduke! posted:This is more like the Thick of It style of incompetent fun that we haven't had in a while. This whole thing would be nicely rounded off by appointing him to the House of Lords imo
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Suspended sentence and 200 hours of community service for Claudia Webbe. Also expelled from the Labour Party (having previously lost the whip) Recall petition automatically triggered if she doesn't appeal (or fails an appeal) I think. Lots of by-elections lining up.
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Spangly A posted:Which paper ran the story about the standards chair investigating Boris, and mogg(?) being asked a pointed question about whether she was loving off after this? I would've thought she'd be all for that!
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Leicester East goes to Pat Owenson of the Anti-Corruption Party (Independent)
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Oh hey, and that BBC article said they reached out to trans people but they all refused to comment. Turns out that was a lie https://twitter.com/PinkNews/status/1456292151801778178?s=20
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Gonzo McFee posted:The BBC got rid of the Lily Cade part of the article with no reference to what she actually did. Just checked and of course this updated article is not featured anywhere on the BBC website, so nobody who read the piece a few days ago without knowing that Cade is an utter poo poo, will carry on without knowing about it unless they randomly decide to go back and re-read an article from a few days ago. Destroy the BBC
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Gonzo McFee posted:https://twitter.com/b_c_chapman/status/1456199808348270592?s=19 City of London Police haven't had a major role in prosecuting large-scale financial crimes since the 80s when Thatcher deregulated the banking industry. (They did still have a responsibility for specific types of fraud right up to the 90s when the Polly Peck and BCCI cases proved that moving outside the Liberties basically took you off their radar, and I'm sure that it's just coincidence this was the point when Canary Wharf switched from trying to sell office space to newspapers and technology companies to selling it to multinational banks) They do still run a couple of specialised economic crime units (for some reason they're responsible for policing cheque fraud, for example) but banks "contributing" to them is more about making sure that Certain Types get moved on much quicker than they would do normally. The Ring of Crap Bus Shelters (which is what they should be forced by law to call the vehicle checkpoints at the old city gates rather than the Ring Of Steel) is still up and still sporadically in use 25 years since the end of the IRA spectaculars campaign, and that's got a lot more to do with stopping anyone with dreadlocks getting in than it has to stop car bombs, and is part of the City trying to keep hold of banks that they're losing to Canary Wharf and its private police force.
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https://twitter.com/BBCNews/status/1456319220820684815 So the police have arrested the person that stole the vicars identity and stole his house, but notably their first response was that this wasn't a serious issue and to contact action fraud. Only when the national press got interested did it get escalated to the serious fraud office. Guy still very unlikely to get his house back.
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You brought her up every chance you got, bub. Also, health and safety? Was he also running with scissors and nicking wet floor signs?
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NotJustANumber99 posted:Didn't take them long to find him once they made the slightest effort. Really strange that isnt it, almost like it would be trivially easy to find the recipient of £130,000 via bank transfers.
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serious gaylord posted:https://twitter.com/BBCNews/status/1456319220820684815 I imagine he will get the house back. If the fraudster is convicted then the contract should be voided on the basis that performance only arose from an illegal act.
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a pipe smoking dog posted:I imagine he will get the house back. If the fraudster is convicted then the contract should be voided on the basis that performance only arose from an illegal act. Thats a good point actually. His stuff is gone for good though.
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serious gaylord posted:Thats a good point actually. His stuff is gone for good though. On the plus side he got some building work done for free.
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serious gaylord posted:Thats a good point actually. His stuff is gone for good though. From very fuzzy memories, I think the transfer by the land registry of the title is actually lawful, and he’ll be compensated but won’t get his house back
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Hope he sues the poo poo out of the solicitors. Not just about the house but about his stuff esp papers. He probably has all manner of irreplaceable documents, photos etc that have gone - where? The purchaser will also have lost out as IIRC the purchase will be void assuming they bought in good faith.
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It wouldn’t surprise me if no professional advisor really did anything wrong. If they’re collecting the right (forged) ID docs, correspondence is going to the property and being answered, how are they meant to detect what’s happening?
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I got the Labour oops email and I was never even a member. I applied back in 2015, was given the "prove you're a real person and not some kind of leftist" routine and couldn't be hosed to continue.
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Total Meatlove posted:From very fuzzy memories, I think the transfer by the land registry of the title is actually lawful, and he’ll be compensated but won’t get his house back I cant find anything concrete about this which is why I'm open to the idea that the contract is null and void, however it does appear that once the land registry is final tough poo poo. Depends on if the current owners give it up based on the sale being fraud?
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serious gaylord posted:I cant find anything concrete about this which is why I'm open to the idea that the contract is null and void, however it does appear that once the land registry is final tough poo poo. Depends on if the current owners give it up based on the sale being fraud? If you look at the land registry fraud website they have a process for amending the registry in case of mistake as well as providing compensation. Mistake in this case includes fraud as well, though IANAL.
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peanut- posted:It wouldn’t surprise me if no professional advisor really did anything wrong. If they’re collecting the right (forged) ID docs, correspondence is going to the property and being answered, how are they meant to detect what’s happening? I've had to provide certified copies of ID when buying a house. This involved a solicitor checking that the person matches the photo on an original driving license or passport, and that the details on this ID matches all the other documents involved. If they didn't pick up that the ID had been somehow altered or forged then someone has dropped a bollock.
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xtothez posted:I've had to provide certified copies of ID when buying a house. This involved a solicitor checking that the person matches the photo on an original driving license or passport, and that the details on this ID matches all the other documents involved. The ID wasn't altered or forged as such though, they had gained access to the property and applied for a replacement driving license with their own picture on it. They apparently also applied for a virgin broadband installation to get a bill and stuff with the address. NotJustANumber99 fucked around with this message at 21:41 on Nov 4, 2021 |
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 BLAIR IS DEAD. REPEAT, BLAIR IS DEAD(USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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A most deserved probe
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