skybluetony176
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Am I confusing him with someone else or was it Brigden who sued his brother (and lost) over the family business after his parents died only to be described by the judge as a liar?
And he’s our mp ladies and gentlemenAm I confusing him with someone else or was it Brigden who sued his brother (and lost) over the family business after his parents died only to be described by the judge as a liar?
It's shocking that someone can get to such a position of responsibility with such crazy views. In fact not just crazy but ridiculously offensive. These people are supposed to be running the country.
I’m deffo changing unions now.Fucking NASUWT members, of course he was a NASUWT member.
They're a strange bunch. Even stranger when you say 'bless you' after they tell you what union they're in.Fucking NASUWT members, of course he was a NASUWT member.
Does the ignorant c**t not realise that trade unionists actually contributed to the fall of communism in Poland?
c**t…
Yes even that well known left winger Ronald Reagan defended the rights of workers to a free union and collective bargaining. Gullis apparently taught history, he should knowDoes the ignorant c**t not realise that trade unionists actually contributed to the team of communism in Poland?
That clown and his government behave more akin to the communist government of the USSR, the right to strike was banned there too.
For some reason, my Irish mum and dad moved there...they don't exactly fit in.Those six fingered morons in Leicestershire voted for him
Can’t believe anyone signed off his fucking QTS to be honest… must have been a bung.Yes even that well known left winger Ronald Reagan defended the rights of workers to a free union and collective bargaining. Gullis apparently taught history, he should know
I have a good mind to contest his seat in the next election. With it being in January I could wish him a happy NEU Year despite his loss.Can’t believe anyone signed off his fucking QTS to be honest… must have been a bung.
Hardly:Yes even that well known left winger Ronald Reagan defended the rights of workers to a free union and collective bargaining.
So much for the once we leave others will follow argument.
Support for leaving EU has fallen significantly across bloc since Brexit
People less likely to vote leave in every EU member state for which data was available than in 2016-17, survey findswww.theguardian.com
Hardly surprising support for leaving has dropped when they're standing there watching the car crash unfold.So much for the once we leave others will follow argument.
Support for leaving EU has fallen significantly across bloc since Brexit
People less likely to vote leave in every EU member state for which data was available than in 2016-17, survey findswww.theguardian.com
Farage will have forgotten he said itSo much for the once we leave others will follow argument.
Support for leaving EU has fallen significantly across bloc since Brexit
People less likely to vote leave in every EU member state for which data was available than in 2016-17, survey findswww.theguardian.com
Hardly surprising support for leaving has dropped when they're standing there watching the car crash unfold.
So...
I guess May's is for after dinner speaking, which begs the question how much an interesting person could earn! Wtf is Redwood doing up there? What abilities does he have? Equally, why is Jess Phillips one of only two Labour MPs in the list (I think Lammy's is for a radio show)?
So...
I guess May's is for after dinner speaking, which begs the question how much an interesting person could earn! Wtf is Redwood doing up there? What abilities does he have? Equally, why is Jess Phillips one of only two Labour MPs in the list (I think Lammy's is for a radio show)?
That'll be her books, surely? Although it's not a bad income for an author of sub-par trash!More to the point who is paying aNadine Dorries £180k for anything? Unless it’s Boris.
Pretty sure I read somewhere Redwood gets paid a shitload by pro fossil fuel lobbyists for “consultancy” work.So...
I guess May's is for after dinner speaking, which begs the question how much an interesting person could earn! Wtf is Redwood doing up there? What abilities does he have? Equally, why is Jess Phillips one of only two Labour MPs in the list (I think Lammy's is for a radio show)?
Presumably they’re pure fantasy?That'll be her books, surely? Although it's not a bad income for an author of sub-par trash!
Isn’t she on GB News or Talk TV? Sure I’ve seen clips on twitter of her being as good at presenting as you’d expectMore to the point who is paying aNadine Dorries £180k for anything? Unless it’s Boris.
Well I was nosy enough to find out - finance, it seems, although that near five hundred quid in royalties will come in handyPretty sure I read somewhere Redwood gets paid a shitload by pro fossil fuel lobbyists for “consultancy” work.
So...
I guess May's is for after dinner speaking, which begs the question how much an interesting person could earn! Wtf is Redwood doing up there? What abilities does he have? Equally, why is Jess Phillips one of only two Labour MPs in the list (I think Lammy's is for a radio show)?
Isn’t she on GB News or Talk TV? Sure I’ve seen clips on twitter of her being as good at presenting as you’d expect
I’ve never had an issue with second jobs as long as they don’t impact the ability for a MP to do their jobs and the employer isn’t expecting influence in exchange for salary. Many of those Tory salaries especially on the left of the list (May speaking aside) suggest otherwise. Geoffrey Cox (who I used to quite like) has been working abroad as a barrister by all accounts…how thats possible whilst supposedly serving your constituents I’ll never know
Yeah, Lammys on LBC.
ps who’s paying Grayling
tbf some of them (the book writers!) can probably do that in their spare time. Ditto, a radio or TV show is arguably getting your message out to more of the people, and increases engagement, so is arguably helpful for an MP, with the attendant risk it also pops you into a bubble.How can it not impact your job, seriously?
Being an MP is arguably the most important role in the country. You're representing tens of thousands of constituents and providing leadership and governance for the entire country.
If you've got time for a second job then you're not taking it seriously enough.
There are also absolutely obvious questions about undue influence either directly from your employer or the general area that provides you with another income (e.g. finance, energy, media).
Politely, I think we disagree on this one mate.
Although I agree it sort of suggests that the reason Redwood is such an awful MP is because he’s distracted. Then again I guess the reason he’s such an awful MP is because he doesn’t take it seriously enough to treat it as a full time job. Freeloader.How can it not impact your job, seriously?
Being an MP is arguably the most important role in the country. You're representing tens of thousands of constituents and providing leadership and governance for the entire country.
If you've got time for a second job then you're not taking it seriously enough.
There are also absolutely obvious questions about undue influence either directly from your employer or the general area that provides you with another income (e.g. finance, energy, media).
Politely, I think we disagree on this one mate.
Must have been a different freeloader. It was one pro fossil fuel /anti renewable Tory MP backbencher getting a “consultancy” fee from some oil company. Mind you, climate change denying Tory backbencher doesn’t really narrow it down as to who it was. A case of take your pick.Well I was nosy enough to find out - finance, it seems, although that near five hundred quid in royalties will come in handy
Tory MP for Wokingham spent 50 hours a month in second job earning thousands
Wokingham MP Sir John Redwood earns the third highest income from outside his parliamentary job of any MP in 2021.www.bracknellnews.co.uk
How do thick as fuck people get into the position of making over £100k with a side hustle?
Asking for a friend (me).
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