March 28th, 2009

+++ Nigel Griffiths Loses Screws Injunction Fight +++

Get the News of the Screws tomorrow – a High Court judge has today backed the  paper after it revealed Nigel Griffiths MP had sex in the House of Commons. Griffiths tried to gag the newspaper from publishing further details about his drunken sexual frolics. Given the outrageous situation with creeping Judge-made privacy precedents,  today’s was an important decision, Mr Justice King agreed the Screws should be free to expose Griffith’s frolics. He also added, that the Griffiths was ‘economical with the truth’.

“The paper should be free to put the record straight as to what the Claimant said in response to the article. I accept there is a legitimate interest of the public in the way MPs use access to offices that they get as a result of their public office. There is a right to prevent the public from being significantly mislead. At the very least, he was being economical with the truth.”

To be clear, Griffiths lied publicly and also issued an extremely misleading statement.  That the Parliamentary Commissioner has also failed to investigate means that as far as parliament is concerned, “Honourable” Members can film drunken porno sessions in the Mother of Parliaments without any sanction.

Sunday Sleaze should be fun tomorrow…


187 Comments

  1. 1
    Voter says:

    This is New Labour’s “whiter than white” chaps.

    Mr Justice King, what a star.

    • 50
      Hamish Macbeth says:

      Mr Justice King – don’t go for a walk in the Oxfordshire Countryside…

      • 78
        Joolzibub says:

        who’d want to go for a walk there anyway? It’s a shithole!

      • 156
        Anonymous says:

        jackie spliff watches the porn on the tax payer while this guy shags in the commons.

        Dont worry though Jackie says she will pay back the PORN money in full.
        FFS how much more before we see one of these bastards do the rightful thing and resign.

    • 135

      Holy jackboots!

      http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1165611/Blue-movies-expenses-How-Jacqui-Smiths-husband-watched-pornographic-movies–paid-taxpayer.html

      Home Secretary Jacqui Smith’s political future was in jeopardy tonight after it was revealed that her husband used her Commons expenses allowance to pay to watch pornographic films.

      Richard Timney, who works as Ms Smith’s Commons adviser, used part of the Minister’s second-homes allowance to pay for the blue movies he watched on a subscription television channel.

      The relationship between Ms Smith and her husband was said by Government insiders to be ‘very difficult,’ but stressed that the couple were still together.

      It is understood that Mr Timney had been watching explicit adult movies on channels broadcast on the Virgin Media cable TV service.

      ps – this will not be followed up in the MSM

      • 137

        Holy jackboots indeed!

        Made my day. Brilliant!

        Spliff is toast.

      • 140
        Voter says:

        This is worse than the Welsh tory leader claiming for an ipod.
        What in the name of Ron Jeremy is going on in that trough??

        I’m suprised he’s got time to use his arm. Thought he was being paid writing up letters of support for his wife in the local sheet.

        Her position surely is now untenable.

      • 145
        Peter says:

        http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/milo_yiannopoulos/blog/2009/03/29/must_we_really_subsidise_pornography_for_jacqui_smiths_husband

        Must we really subsidise pornography for Jacqui Smith’s husband?

        To this comment…

        How long before they report this on the BBC?March 29, 2009

        …I felt moved to reply (and copy in a few BBC blogs):

        Days 1-2: Don’t know about it. Too trivial to register.
        Days 3-4: OK, it did. But not newsworthy. Meanwhile, Kate Silverton has bought a new frock. We go to Milan with her to see her try it on. Next up, climate change is caused by plebs using Ryan Air.
        Day 5. Small mention on the CBBC website page. See… we did mention it!
        Day 6. Mark Mardell & Nick Robinson and Newsnight do get round to a mention, but mainly supporting the notion that a government Minister’s hubby using taxpayer’s money to donwload porn is in fact a right wing plot and all on the blogosphere are paid members of Tory machine. Interview Derek Draper, Jasmin AB and Polly T to get some balanced opinion on the matter.
        Day 7 – Gordon Brown says it is ‘not acceptable’, ‘will be looked at’, he ‘understands how we feel’, but she ‘has his full support’.
        Day 8 – BBC runs feature on political disengagement by the public.
        Day 9 – Entire MSM gets diverted as Prince Harry and Madonna rescue child from orphanage in Malawi and elope.
        Day 200 – Turns out the couple were blackmailed by MI5 and assisted by the SAS on the orders of ’someone in No 10′ during the last hours of the bunker.
        Day 500 – Political editors of Guardian, BBC and Independent ask what all the fuss is about as this internet thing is just a flash in the pan… from Hawaii, where President for Life Obama has established a Useful Idiot compound to write and mail to Islington, Westminster and certain West London addresses all the news that’s still fit to print on dead trees.
        Day 499 – BBC run the story, forgetting the time change, and dismiss claims they are just a PR machine for certain agendas masquerading as fact and objectivity. Explain that their ratings and executive bonuses depend on ‘enhancing the narrative’ and ‘interpreting events’ as the UK audience need to be helped to thinking about things in ‘the right… er… correct… way’.
        Day 501 – PM Cameron does sod all as, um, it’s kind of useful having a PR machine that is funded by the Govt. and EU and will dance to any tune required, when required
        Day 502 – I, and a few others eventually get the nerve to cancel our DDs. The full force of the law is duly applied.
        Day 600 – Rapists and murderers are released early from jails to make way…. the BBC is unique. Unique I tell you!!!!!!

        Sorry, it’s early (despite the time change) and the world really has gone mad!!!!

        ps: Mods. I know it is ‘off topic’, but the point kind of is what does get chosen to ‘be topic’ these days. And as a bit of Catch 22 from a free press it’s hard to fathom… or justify.

      • 146
        Anonymous says:

        Sky are actually running it! NuLab have definitely lost Murdoch.

      • 148
        Cyco Billy says:

        Why should Joe Public swallow (sorry) the story here, but be sceptical at every other story about “Citizen” Smith’s expenses?

        If the MSM for once is telling us the whole truth and nothing but the truth, then that would be a far bigger story than one fat little piggy’s troughing.

      • 161
        Anonymous says:

        this is one of the replies on the mail story. NOTE THE NAME

        I think it’s disgraceful that these adult channels cost £11 per month! Surely they can be accessed more cheaply ?
        bob roberts, worcester, uk, 29/3/2009 3:24

        what? Thats spliffs Hubby is it not??????

      • 170
        Anonymous says:

        The £67 bill was submitted last June as part of Ms Smith’s expenses, the Sunday Express reported.

        Well she says that she will pay it all back in full all 67 fucking quid of it. What about the 116,000 quid she thieved from tax payers? Not paying that back though is she?

        SMITH IS A THIEF , A LIAR AND A DISGRACE.

      • 172
        LeftiesWhoLoveTorture says:

        It must be great being a married female nulab MP; you do the dirt then blame it on your husband, just like Tessa Jowell did too.

        The Second-Home Secretary looks like a dirty old slapper, I bit she was watching some torture porn, probably set in Guantanamo or an Irag prison. She’s way worse than poor old Max Moseley.

    • 141
      dr. sipp says:

      i think labour mps thought–whiter than white meant

      seman an seman

    • 155
    • 167

      Is this all part of Jacqui Smith’s crackdown on the sex trade

      • 171
        Anonymous says:

        sky news papaer review playing this down big style and its so sad for spliff etc etc

        FFS if this was a Tory he would have been absolutely torn to shreds now

  2. 2
    Hugh Jardon says:

    Perhaps I should take this opportunity to point out that I have never spurted my curd within, nor near to Westminster?
    HOWEVER, I may have given the current Mrs Dolly a damn good feltching & frottaging, when I was 17 :-)

  3. 3
    singleactsoftyranny says:

    G, you gotta post on the Dunfermline debacle, not a single penny of my money, let ‘em keep their toxic debts

  4. 4
    W.W. says:

    And they wonder why people despise Politicians.

    They also need to ask why no one bothers to vote.

    I am an avid follower of politics, and a luke warm supporter of one particular party.
    However even I put my X against the box increasingly begrudgingly.

    There is a crisis in our democracy, but it is a crisis caused by politicians and their words and behaviour.

    Griffiths is an odious little toad, but he is just one of many.

    What can be done? Not very much I’m afraid, it seems it is mainly worms like this that are drawn to politics nowadays, hence the interest in Daniel Hannans speech.

    W.W.

    • 41

      What can be done?

      Anything we want. 646 of them. That’s all. 92,500 of us for every one of them.

      Remind them. Often.

      • 82
        King Karlos says:

        I received the following on email not so long ago. Not sure how accurate it is but might be interesting to follow up? ……..

        “Can you imagine working for a company that has a little more than 600 employees and has the following employee statistics .

        29 have been accused of spouse abuse

        7 have been arrested for fraud

        9 have been accused of writing bad cheque’s

        17 have directly or indirectly bankrupted at least 2 businesses

        3 have done time for assault

        71 cannot get a credit card due to bad credit

        14 have been arrested on drug-related charges

        8 have been arrested for shoplifting

        21 are currently defendants in lawsuits

        84 have been arrested for drink driving in the last year

        Which organisation is this ?

        It’s the 635 members of the House of Commons, the same group that cranks out hundreds of new laws each year designed to keep the rest of us inline.

        What a bunch of bastards we have running our country – it says it all. And just to top all that they probably have the best ‘corporate’ pension scheme in the country!!
        If you agree that this is an appalling state of affairs, please pass it on to everyone you know. It’s time to stand up to this lot ! “

      • 132
        Anonymous says:

        look i had a word with 92,499 of them and they said the boats going over don,t rock the boat.

    • 136
      Anonymous says:

      I agree – and I have got to say that I follow Guido’s blog (amongst others) basically because I want so see the fucking worms squirm on the hook – pack of fucking bastards.

      I recently had a conversation with a very honourable and diligent (London) Labour ward Councillor.

      She said that she could not in all conscience vote for her OWN Labour Party Parliamentry candidate IN HER OWN WARD at the next election – after some 30+ years of being with the party, she has been recently horrified with at what the party (and especially that particular parliamentry candidate) has become.

      That said, give the Tories 6 months in power and they would surely be massively worse… Guess we shall see -

  5. 5
    anonymous citizen says:

    If the Parliamentary standards chappie won’t investigate, it looks like the people will have to – I mean the News of the World will have to. Just who was she, and how did she get in? Will we find out?

    • 25
      I've Shagged Darling's eyebrows says:

      I already have lodged another complaint with Lyin Lion about the security of confidential documents in lying shaggers office and asked him to investigate whether the “scantily clad womyn in the photographs had the clearance to be where she was when she was.”

      • 80

        Its a pretty sorry state when you have to rely on the Screws to tell the truth.
        And just what would you have to do have the Parliamentary Commissioner censure someone.

        I had a go with a Balkan lady, a bottle of lime cordial, an Armenian wrestler, a teacake and the large rubber stamp I use for pretending to have signed constituents letters.
        Chappie just said..”Will you be long Quango..only the cleaner has been waiting for 20 minutes”

  6. 6
    Grex says:

    Well there you go. Roger some tart in frillies in your taxpayer-funded office and the establishment won’t protect you from public obloquy.

    What is this country coming to? There should be 40,000 ill-deodorized protesters on the streets of London in Mr Griffiths defence, if you ask me.

    • 8
      Wanna see my badger, err beaver, err beveridge says:

      Too right – if only he’d gone to a proper firm.

      Too pissed to remember – outstanding, absolutely outstanding.

      • 131
        pigs in space says:

        gives me great comfort actually, I’ve been pretty pissed on many occasions, so instead of stumbling into bed (alone) and vomiting on the floor as I have previously rationalised the next morning’s evidence, maybe, in fact, I’ve pulled loads of lingerie clad, curvaceous, brunettes and shagged them till they vomited.

    • 69
      Anonymous says:

      ….or Lord Lard’s 10,000 angry stormtroopers

  7. 7
    Hugh Jardon says:

    Can you not say that???
    Whooah, IF I’ve overstepped the mark..well I’m a complete Kunntt :-)

  8. 9

    NuLabour’s election defeat is now doubly certain.

  9. 10
    Curly says:

    I would suggest the dear boy deserves a good caning, but he’d probably be willing to pay!

  10. 12
    more toxic debts for the taxpayer says:

    Phwoar! That Griffiths is a real man’s man. Good on yer, mate! I’d do the same if I had the chance.

    • 22
      Plato says:

      But not in your own nest?

      That’s the killer

    • 53
      Hamish Macbeth says:

      “”Good on yer, mate! I’d do the same if I had the chance.”"

      Indeed we all probably would….

      But doing it in a “taxpayer paid for” office in a Public Building – the House of Commons, is a little out of order.

      The taxpayer does not cough up for MPs to get their leg over at public expense. Just as it does not wish to pay for McNumpty and J Smith to do a “benefit fraud” and line their own pocket. All this lot, and the Spelmans of this world should be up on Misconduct charges if not fraud

      • 68
        W.W. says:

        The Chinese would shoot them.

      • 94
        Anonymous says:

        Holy fuck we are facing the gravest threat from terrorists in our lifetime and I include the IRA in that and who is in charge of our defences….. Jackie fuckin Smith. If that doesnt send cold shivers down your spine then nothing will !

  11. 13
    Jacqui_Smith_Pride says:

    Keep it up Guido – you’re merely reminding people how bad the Tories were with their constant sleaze and corruption when they were last in power.

    Remember, Mellor, Aitken, Jeffrey Archer, Neil Hamilton, Tim Yeo, Piers Merchant, Cash for Questions, brown envelopes?

    The British public haven’t forgotten and that’s why they’ll vote for Labour again next May.

    It is easy to forget what Britain was like in 1997 – the NHS on its knees, schools crumbling, crime doubled and millions of families still scarred by unemployment over three million and interest rates still recovering from hitting 15 per cent on Black Wednesday.

    And while we know that everything is not perfect now, Britain is, without doubt, a better, more prosperous and fairer place.

    Your obsessive muck-raking and scandal-mongering isn’t what hard-working families are interested in.

    Labour’s commitment giving real help now and real hope for the future stands in stark contrast to the Tories who would do nothing.

    By opposing Labour’s fiscal stimulus, the Conservatives have set themselves against providing real help now for families and businesses. They are committed not just to spending less in a time of need but also to spend less in the future. By doing nothing, they would deepen the downturn and delay the recovery, just as they did in the recessions of the 1980s and 1990s. They would make Britain weaker not stronger for the future.

    That’s why the “Pride” is in my name – because Labour have a lot to be proud of from all that we’ve accomplished.

    • 185
      Zed says:

      Of course we remember the Tory sleaze. That’s why we booted the Tories out. There is difference between the Tories and Labour. But not the way you try to portray it. Back when the Tories were still in power, every time a Tory MP was caught, they either had the decency to resign, or were sacked. With Labour, they cling on to their posts for dear life, and enjoy the Prime Ministers “full support”. Each and every time we’re asked to “move on”. It’s rare for Labour to take action on their corrupt members. And when they finally do, its usually reversed not too long after. How many times was Peter Mandleson sacked? The little toerag keeps coming back though.

      You see, the problem for Labour isn’t that we don’t remember Tory sleaze. We do. We’re just aware that Labour have taken sleaze to new unprecedented heights.

      You claim Britain is a more prosperous place today. Really? We’re entering the biggest recession the country has ever seen, with unprecedented high levels of debt. A lot of words come to mind. Prosperity isn’t one of them.

      The IMF clearly state that Britain is WORST placed going into this recession. Brown failed to save during the good times, and now we’re forced to borrow money to inject into the economy. Many other countries actually put money aside during the good years, and whilst they are injecting money into their economies, they’re doing it with the money they saved. The British people are far more intelligent than you imagine. And no amount of delusional “pride” in fictitious achievements will fool the electorate into voting Labour again.

    • 186
      Aethelred says:

      You’re a demented delusional oaf; you are Gordon Brown I presume.

      Tory sleaze? They are whiter than white compared to your scum.

      Now fuck off back to Tuscany.

  12. 14
    Rip Van Winkle says:

    It’s 28th March 1979 and the battle lines for the next ten years are being drawn up this week. On the one hand the inchoate mass of single-issue sans culottes who agree on nothing except their loathing of everything. On the other hand a resurgent Tory party reflecting the calm determination of ordinary citizens to put our country and economy back together again, whatever the short-term cost. In the middle, the vacuum of an exhausted, discredited, directionless Labour government, way past its use-by date, and starting to smell.

  13. 15
    Anonymous says:

    TERMINATE WITH EXTREME PREJUDICE !!

    I guess Private Eye will be pleased with such a result, or should I say decision, from our ‘Learned Friends’…

  14. 16
    Nasty, slippery, greasy, do you know who I am? ghastly Vaz says:

    I dont mind these ZanuLabour filth being economical with the truth over banging some tart.

    It’s when they lie about the case for war against a sovereign nation so the Prime Minister can be assured of a comfortable retirement in the world’s No1 exporter of terrorism.

    It’s when they lie about the threat of Ricin attacks and the need for ID cards.

    It’s when they lie about a backroom being their main home.

    It’s when they lie about ending the natural economic cycle.

    It’s when they say anyone worried about unchecked immigration is a racist.

    Well it’s everything these filth do and say really, apart from banging tarts, I likes banging tarts meself.

    Guido,
    Whats with this ‘you’re posting too quickly’ bollocks?
    Two posts in a day and I am posting too fast?

  15. 17
    Anonymous says:

    Off topic sort of…. I am a bit baffled as to why private eye’s thing on Dave Anderson MP seeming to forget to decalre rather a large amount of help in his expenses has disapeared without trace. did they get it wrong or do the brothers have very good lawyers?

  16. 19
    Mitch says:

    Zanulab just lie.
    Zanulab cheat.
    Zanulab steal.

    Zanuab just go before the mob with piano wire come looking.

    • 124
      Perplexed says:

      Out of curosity, how big a bunch of cretins do the government have to prove themselves to be, before Her Maj steps in and disolves parliment?

      Another question is; if the C/R IRA have a hit list of government MPs… Why are we stopping them?

  17. 20

    Prescott and his gobbling secretary were at it in his office so Griffiths did not want to be left out.

    No parliamentary discipline then so why bother now?

    • 32
      Hamish Macbeth says:

      The press has been full of Coppers banging away on the job and being charged and convicted of “misconduct in a public office”.
      Politicians should be up on the same charge … in some cases the issues are greater…
      (1) The security risk of bringing who knows who into the Houses of Parliament – they could be a Conspirator and blow the place up as well as blow the MP off !!
      (2) What about the “blackmail” risk of an MP being caught in a compromising position..
      oh sorry – we are on about MPs – no one is surprised if they are philanderers, gay, transgender transsexuals, on the rob, defrauding expenses…..
      Alan B’Stard is certainly now a ZaNuLabour MP !!

      • 74
        W.W. says:

        It’s not so mouch him shagging some tart, or the others fiddling their expenses that bothers me.

        I could stomach it more if they weren’t so fucking pious.

        W.W.

      • 90
        Anonymous says:

        To fucking right, only last moth a copper was JAILED for shagging on his lunch hour yet these Hoons shag like fuck and fuck all happens to them. Sorry about the language but I am fuckin sick of being shagged up the arse by these Hoons !

    • 89
      Ivor Weissloth says:

      Did Griffiths tart have have pointy ears too?

  18. 23
    I've Shagged Darling's eyebrows says:

    Yep, they called me up this afternoon about my complaint to the standards commissioner about the lying shagger which was thrown out.

    Lyin Lion will have another one in his email on Monday morning.

    I was told that Lyon never even spoke to the lying shagger before throwing out the complaint and never even asked the NOTW for their information after it was offered.

    Talk about cover up? I might even buy copies of the NOTW tomorrow and slap them all over shagger’s office in Edinburgh.

    NOTW will not know until about 10pm whether they will totally run with it – it’s in the hands of the lawyers. Whatever they do run with will be online around midnight.

  19. 26
    chronic says:

    its nice to see that aMP is providing a more personal service of the pms ethos.ie to fuck each and every one of us up the ass!

  20. 27

    This site seems to be getting buggier by the day. Sometimes the text is misaligned and sometimes not, what the Hoon is going on?

  21. 28
    Mange Tout - Son of Mange says:

    Ugly looking monkey as well as an outstanding liar. Bet he stands as an MEP when he (and 95%) of the other lying cheating Labour idiots get turfed out on the ears. Won’t get far with his personal achievements on a 10 byte flash drive.

    I suspect he hasn’t voted on recent issues relating to beer, yobs or general messing about as he seems to be the King of Nobs.

    Long live the King (but resign now you utter, ugly, monkey looking, muppet).

  22. 31

    So it is revealed that Mr Griffiths had sexual relations with some unnamed woman who decided to go to the newspapers. At that point he really needs to persuade her to shut up and not reveal any more. So he tells everyone that she means nothing to him, he wouldn’t have done it if he hadn’t been drunk, and she’s so forgettable he can’t even remember having sex with her. Great strategy Nigel!

  23. 33
    Dolly says says:

    Id shag her

  24. 34
    I've Shagged Darling's eyebrows says:

    It’s not only Earth Hour 2009 right now, but also the 30th Anniversary of the lost confidence vote in 1979 that led directly to the fall of the Callaghan government and everything that followed.

  25. 35
    Dolly says says:

    I’d shag her in the House

  26. 36
    Foreign Office Official says:

    Here’s hoping that Sunday’s issue of the NOTW features a Griffiths/Draper/Gordy threesome!

  27. 38
    Harman_Pride 11 says:

    Mr Griffiths was working late into the night, on the instructions of PM G Brown, to develop a rescue strategy for hardworking families devastated by Margaret Thatcher’s decade of reckless economic policies and the evil activities of bankers and hedge fund managers.

    And this is the thanks he gets.

    • 40

      Do you like yoghurt? I have some

    • 57
      D says:

      He seemed satisfied with the thanks he got for his ‘extra hour’ work. Can’t say I blame him, quite fond of brunettes.

      • 87
        Anonymous says:

        Griffiths seizure of Edinburgh Pentlands formely held by Malcolm Rifkind was seen as a sea change the Political landscape. Shame it has ended in him shagging some stupid cow of a tart behind his wives back. Guess there is another sea change on the horizon.

  28. 39

    Guido

    The man lives a long way away from his primary wife. It is only fair that he has a secondary wife so that he can attend debates at 9.30 in the morning.

    • 48
      Cato says:

      Massdebate?

    • 60
      Hamish Macbeth says:

      Perhaps the Houses of Parliament should just get a few hookers in on a retainer….

      The could be security vetted and have the run of the place……

      well, we the taxpayer pay for everything else for these benefit fraudsters….

    • 83
      Anonymous says:

      Absolutely Holburn my man, it is proper that if a shag is outwith your constituency then you should be able to fuck som other stupid cow nearer westminster. I mean its only fair innit !

  29. 44
    Mitch says:

    Brown heard the worst news of all. Obama wants to see David Cameron for a full HOUR of talks on Wednesday.

    This compares with 65 minutes the President had set aside for 10 Downing Street. And the message it sends out will be all too clear.

    From Pele to Obama, the world now regards Gordo as a dead man walking. This time, it really is all over.

    hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhhagasp hahahahahahahahahahhahahahah.

    tra de fukin la, ha ha.

    • 54
      Gay Gordon says:

      The Hannan could really have been the speech that ended Gordon Brown.

      The madness of King Gordon was shown up for the world to see.

      Only the British people where denied the coverage that was fitting.

      • 96
        Hysteria says:

        I am in the US at the moment – the speach is still getting coverage and DH being interviewed !!! Great to see !!!!

      • 97
        Hysteria says:

        FFS! – speech !( a speach is kinda similar but furry….)

    • 61
      Hamish Macbeth says:

      Why spend too much time with “the fag end” of a Government ??

      Tra la la la la

  30. 45
    Lord Peter says:

    I’d shag him.

  31. 49
    Cato says:

    seconded

  32. 51
    Spandangler says:

    Off topic, but funny as hell, south parks take on the financial crisis.

  33. 52
    Gay Gordon says:

    Labour’s biggest crime is mass immigration.

    They do it because they consider the british (primarily the english) as their enemy and because they want foreign voters.

    Both reasons are treason.

    • 85
      Hannan is a God says:

      Yes, this is the prime reason for uncontrolled mass immigration. Nationalism is our government’s greatest fear. English nationalism is impossible if a large enough proportion of our population is from overseas. Scottish, Irish and Welsh Nationalism is not considered so dangerous, and is therefor tolerated to a greater extent.

  34. 55
    OwlHoot says:

    @ cctvstar [26] “This site seems to be getting buggier by the day. Sometimes the text is misaligned and sometimes not, what the Hoon is going on?”

    It’s hoons who will insist on using Internet Explorer, which is a heap of bug-ridden junk, instead of firefox which is free, potty to install, and far better.

    Same goes for Microsoft Office – You’re far better off with Open Office, which is also free.

  35. 62

    The word is not to rule out an October general election, its getting that bad for team Gordon Brown. Also talk of a vote of no confidence to kick start it all….

  36. 66
    chronic says:

    can the evil lord mandy claim rent boys on expenses?

  37. 67
    Proud Dundonian says:

    What goes around, comes around; what a joy to see these sleazy, venal and corrupt bastards get their comeuppance.

  38. 70
    Anonymous says:

    And there’s a great piece in the Now from Fraser Nelson about Brown’s collapse this week. It seems that he has started the sucession nonsense in retaliation for Her Majesty meeting Mervyn King last week. This man has lost the plot entirely.

    Co-conspirators have know for some time that Brown is bonkers, but this is now mainstream news/views. Charles Moore’s Saturday piece in the Telegraph is very clear on the subject:

    “Almost anyone you talk to – whether from Bank, Treasury or Financial Services Authority – is seriously worried about Mr Brown. Most think that he is a clever, brilliant man. Many think that his rescue plans are broadly right. But they also doubt his judgment. They are perplexed by his obsessive obstinacy about minor details. They fear his political calculation overtaking his economic rationality. They doubt his grasp of reality.

    Those who have to work with him say that he really seems to think that announcing such initiatives is the same as achieving them. Is he, they sometimes wonder, quite right in the head?”

    THIS MAN IS MENTAL. HE MUST GO.

  39. 76
    W.W. says:

    The ways things are going, I’m begining to seriously doubt that Labour can hold it together for another 14 months. (Whats left of it)

    It would be entertaining if it wasn’t for the trail of destruction they are leaving in their wake.

    W.W.

  40. 79
    Anonymous says:

    Guido so let me get this right cctv footage of him having sex with someone who aint his wife, together with a public admission that it actually happened from the accused himself appears to be “insufficient evidence” according to the Standards commisionaire.

    What the fuck !!!

    • 104
      Hysteria says:

      clearly us ordinary folk cannot understand the inner workings of the Palace. Pickles already showed they have a different concept of space/time.

    • 116
      John Lyon CB - soon to be the next leg up on the honours system says:

      Please see my statement @ 107 thank you.

  41. 81
    Cynic says:

    This week Gordon steals the pensions free bus passes that he so trumpeted just two years ago. The trouble is that the dear old coffin dodgers have actually been using them to get out of the flats they cant afford to heat, go to the shops or even visit relatives – so it all has to stop.

    Just 12 months ahead of an election this is political madness with the blue rinse vote and all their children who will see that Mum or Nan has had her pass reduced by Evil Nu Labour – but it’s just another measure of how far this lot have totally lost the political plot.

    “OK Sir Fred, here’s £700k a year pension but Mrs Miggins Bus Pass is being restricted as its too expensive and our friends in the Bus companies objected”

    • 88
      Anonymous says:

      They are fucked aren’t they. I mean really really fucked !

    • 105
      Hysteria says:

      what ? this is a wind up right?

      • 175
        Aethelred says:

        No, it’s true. Nulab found that the pensioners were actually using their free bus passes.

        It’s like the old 10p tax band all over again. Gordon announces it, boasts about it, says the Tories are scum for not doing it. Then cancels it a year later.

        I guess it must be true what people are saying, Gordon really is a Hoon.

  42. 86
    urinalpeeps says:

    Smug barsteward Griffiths well and truly shafted up the jeerhole by the Screws.
    Next please!!.

  43. 91
    Anonymous says:

    oh guido,

    The Mother of Parliaments is Great Britain, not the Palace of Westminster or anything or anyone contained within. A rookie mistake.

  44. 95
    Anonymous says:

    Did she taste sweet Nigel ?

  45. 98
    Anonymous says:

    If an MP was caught red handed with his fist up some hookers arse in the full view of the general public on Oxford Street whilst the worlds media had camera crews on hand to film the event and he himself screamed at the top of his voice that he had indeed his fist up her arse would the standards commisionaire rule there was insufficient evidence ??

  46. 100
    poppinjay says:

    bah humbug!

  47. 101
    I've Shagged Darling's eyebrows says:

    off topic but: Top Tory defects to UKIP

    THE Tories’ top donor last night blasted David Cameron and sensationally defected to the euro-sceptic UK Independence Party.

    In a humiliating body blow, spread-betting millionaire Stuart Wheeler wrote a cheque for £100,000 to UKIP.

  48. 103
    Tankus says:

    and smoking in the workplace ..

    “Penalties
    The Health Act of 2006 states the penalties for breaching the law if efforts to encourage compliance have failed. They are:

    Smoking in a smoke-free premises or vehicle: a fixed penalty notice of £50 (discounted to £30 if paid within 15 days from the issue of a notice) or a fine by a court not exceeding level 1 on the standard scale (up to £200)

    Failure to display no smoking signs in smoke-free premises and vehicles as required by the new law: a fixed penalty notice of £200 (discounted to £150 if paid within 15 days from the issue of a notice) or a fine by the court not exceeding level 3 on the standard scale (up to £1000)

    Failing to prevent smoking in a smoke-free premises or vehicle: a fine by a court not exceeding level 4 on the standard scale (up to £2500)”

    Isn’t Gobbals Mick liable for this ?

    • 176
      Aethelred says:

      MPs usually make sure that the laws of the land don’t apply to them, and I’m pretty sure this is one of them.

  49. 108
    More labour votes bought says:

    New bank bail-out:
    Government steps in to save Scotland’s largest building society as it faces £26m losses
    The Government has announced it will step in to save Dunfermline Building Society as the 140-year-old institution predicted losses of £26 million.

  50. 109
    Anonymous says:

    bug humbah

  51. 111
    scrooge says:

    bah humbug!

  52. 112
    I've Shagged Darling's eyebrows says:

    Read all about it! It’s up.

    • 113
      I've Shagged Darling's eyebrows says:

      There is photos of him naked

    • 120
      Sarah says:

      Oops, sorry I’ve Shagged – didn’t see your post. But have you read the comments????
      Absolutely incredibly funny – one Spanish woman was criticizing the woman’s dress!

      “At one point Griffiths is seen naked and smirking as he lies back and puffs on a cigar.”
      Classy!

  53. 114
    John Lyon CB - soon to be the next leg up on the honours system says:

    Yes I have spoken to Mr Griffiths and I must say he is a very nice chap, he is after all an MP and as with all MP’s from either side of the house, he is exemplary in every way and I can genuinely find no cause for criticism of any kind.

    Yes yes, I know, they pay my wages, but even if they did not they would still be a jolly nice bunch of chaps. Oh and I desperately want to be whatever comes after a CB, PLEASE!

  54. 115
    City of Vice says:

    O/T It’s late at night and yes I haven’t been drinking but I now feel like I need to.

    Tuning in to checking out the sports results on Radio 5 live I stumbled across Dolly Draper ‘debating’ the causes of the financial crisis with John Redwood – if you can call Draper’s ignorant incoherent ranting and interruptions debating. Talk about surreal. Talk about mismatch. How desperate can Nu Labour be to have an idiot like Draper fronting any aspect of their cause? Redwood and the other guy in the studio literally had to tell Dolly to shut up so that they could get a word in edgeways Dolly was so hyper.

    Psychotherapist my arse. The guy clearly has ‘issues’.

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  58. 121
    Dark Baron of spin says:

    Griffiths has been shagging me for months, as though I have a hoon, but I don’t, what I do have is a very nice long brunette wig and am well prepared with some state of the art analeze lube. Tools of the trade dear boy, tools of the trade.

  59. 122
    Hannan 4 PM says:

    Scary story about the so called Parlimentary Standards Commissioner in todays Mail On Sunday

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1165573/113-allegations-MPs–resolved-invisible-ombudsman.html

  60. 123
    The Grim Reaper says:

    Off-topic, but who cares? Take a look at this, Guido. Brown was meant to have his picture taken at a government conference with other leaders, but he didn’t show up. He turned up after 5 minutes – apparently, he’d been to the toilet. Hmm…

    http://blogs.news.sky.com/boultonandco/Post:9a0e2692-8bd9-4557-94b5-c36efd1fd52f

  61. 125
    Dread Pirate Roberts says:

    The response I had from the Standards Commissioner was as follows:

    “Having carefully considered this matter, the Commissioner has concluded that there is not sufficient evidence of a breach of the Code of Conduct for Members. The Code of Conduct states that it “does not seek to regulate what Members do in their purely private and personal lives.” He does not consider that the totality of Mr Griffiths’ reported conduct comes within the remit of the Code, since it relates to Mr Griffiths’ personal behaviour and his private life. He will therefore not be inquiring into your complaint about Mr Griffiths.”

    It therefore seems that you can shag who you want, even on the speakers chair and using the mace as a dildo, but as long as it’s solely to do with your private and personal life, you’re not doing anything wrong.

  62. 126
    sleaze buster says:

    The comments on NOTW are hilarious. This is one of my favourites.

    “Leave the fella alone!!! It’s a mans prerogative.
    Lets face it, how many blokes could turn down an attractive woman (say like Harriet Harman).
    Very few I would say.
    Fiddling expenses is one thing, but this should be a private matter.
    As for the Tories cleaning up this mess.
    Yeah sure!!!”

    • 127
      jakeo says:

      This has got to be a classic.

      “TO be honest i cant see the problem i get bored in my job and could with a few perks myself so if you find out who it is send her to us that soon pass our 12 hours of work. And some people have needs if you cant get from youre partner you gonna look else where dont mean you dont love em just filling a gap in the mean time.

      By james. Posted Março 22 2009 at 11:39 PM”.

  63. 128
    Anonymous says:

    NOTW.

    “I don’t need sex……I am getting ****** by this government every day.

    By dette. Posted March 22 2009 at 6:09 AM.”

  64. 129
    labourwipeout says:

    It was that bitch Thatcher who let her into the house and who set her on me, I didnt stand a chance cause she was American.

  65. 133
    Debs says:

    ******************ALERT********************

    PORN ON THE STATE!!!!!

    Jacqui is in trouble again………………………………….

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1165611/Blue-movies-expenses-How-Jacqui-Smiths-husband-watched-pornographic-movies–paid-taxpayer.html

    • 134
      Anonymous says:

      LOL you couldnt make it up

    • 139
      jammy dogger says:

      So let me get it straight; the Home Secretary, big knickers on the floor, is ‘resting’ after a hard day’s lying, in the box room of her sister’s terraced house in a suburban South London street. Her husband, also ‘resting’ after a hard day in his job as his wife’s personal assistant, is flicking premium porn channels on a battered Sony Trinitron. What to choose? Black on black DVDA? Head box cellar? Toys ‘R’ Arse? He looks round to consult Jacqui but she’s dozed off with her Non Doctor still in place. So back to that favourite lezza piss scene, then.

      And this on the taxpayer. The expression ‘You’re ‘avin’ a larff’ seems faintly inadequate in this context.

  66. 147
    Additional Features says:

    How ironic that a government minister should get into trouble for watching one of these channels. Under our nanny state, these channels can’t show anything remotely hard; no big sausages, no ketchup, no sausages sliding into the bun etc.

    If Jacqui’s husband needs to watch that stuff to get his rocks off Jacqui must be awful in bed

  67. 149
    Anonymous says:

    Do we know if the movies were directed by up and coming Edinburgh porno producer Nigel ?

  68. 150
    Mitch says:

    Home Secretary Jacqui Smith’s political future was in jeopardy tonight after it was revealed that her husband used her Commons expenses allowance to pay to watch pornographic films.

    hahahahahah goodbye!!

  69. 151
    OwlHoot says:

    I still reckon there’s something fishy about this story. For a start, how did the NotW get hold of the snaps from Griffith’s phone or laptop? And they did say it was his phone, not the hooker’s.

    Presumably the last thing he (or his wife if she’s standing by him?) would do is hand them over. Anyone in his position with an ounce of sense would delete them all as soon as the goings on became public knowledge.

    And who’s to say the pictures of the hooker weren’t staged later? I didn’t see any that included Griffiths. I’d dig around Guido and ask your contacts. There may be more to this than meets the eye, or a similar story but with a different cast…

    • 174
      Anonymous says:

      I still reckon there’s something fishy about this story. For a start, how did the NotW get hold of the snaps from Griffith’s phone or laptop? And they did say it was his phone, not the hooker’s.

      If he connects to the internet he’s fair game. Forget firewalls etc there are ways.

  70. 152
    Dolly tip says:

    Let them eat Kate.

  71. 153
    Anonymous says:

    jackie spliff watches the porn on the tax payer while this guy shags in the commons.

    Dont worry though Jackie says she will pay back the PORN money in full.
    FFS how much more before we see one of these bastards do the rightful thing and resign.

  72. 154

    I don’t particularly care if Nigel Griffiths cheats on his wife. Having seen photographs of her I’d say it was inevitable. What concerns me is how fucking stupid must he be to photograph his cavorting, and then to lose possession or control of the photographs. Fuckwittery or what?

    The get caught by the Screws and not only lie, but go legal and get made to look even worse by M’Lord Wiggy. Stupid Hoon couldn’t even choose a bent judge! Where was Lord Hutton?

    Would you vote for such a stupid Hoon to be your MP? Even if you are a fucking Jock?

    • 159
      Plato says:

      I’d love to know how he got her passed Security at that time of night?!?!?!?

      It’s not exactly like walking into your corner shop – it’s surrounded by police, and bouncers in fancy dress FFS.

      I see it is now all her hubby’s fault – she wasn’t there and didn’t know – but still claimed for it.

  73. 157
    Labour sleaze is the story says:

    Labour are finished. The media narrative is now all about Labour sleaze.

    Jacqui Smith and porno films, Cohen, Smith, McNulty etc etc expense fiddles…..

    it’s just like 1996/97 all over again but this time with Labour as the quarry.

  74. 158
    Anonymous says:

    To be honest, if I were stuck with Jacqui Smith, I’d settle for a little late night wanking too.

  75. 160
    Rebecca says:

    I really am a naughty girl my sixth husband had the temerity to call me a money grabbing slut with sapphic tendancies. Can I say that the thought of Jackie hashish Smith watching a grumble movie moistens my gusset. Heaven would be if the poison fairy Hazel Blears were join her ans me in an all girl three layer sandwich. A lady can but dream, I think my sixth was right!!!!

  76. 162
    Jacqui Smith to resign tomorrow? says:

    Jacqui Smith earns £141,866 salary as the HS.

    Her husband Richard Timney is paid £40,000 salary through her expenses as “an adviser”.

    She is claiming – even if we accept her explanation – for internet services for her Redditch home which she shares with her husband and children as a legitimate taxpayer funded expence courtesy of her claim that the spare room she has at her sisters is actually her main residence.

    In 2006/07 – the last year we have figures she claimed £22,110 housing and £16,112 incidental expenses.

    So between them are are grossing a minimum of £18k per month but they still find time to bill the taxpayer £65 for internet usage.

    Disgusting dosen’t even come into it.

  77. 163
    disorientator says:

    Speaking of drunken porno sessions, does anyone know what ‘adult’ movies it was that Jacqui Smith claimed on expenses?

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    Frank Fartwell says:

    He tries to use that old chestnut excuse used by many a pisshead ‘I was so out of it and didn’t know what I was doing’

    There are always going to be people like Griffiths, what is of more concern to me is his guvnor. Some serious questions need to be asked of Parliamentary Standards Commissioner John Lyon, why does Guido / NOTW focus at least as much on him? What was this stupid clueless cnut thinking when trying to let him off the hook?

  80. 168
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    Anonymous says:

    Whats the problem Nigel? It’s only privacy after all and we know how importantly your government regards privacy. At least for the rest of us.

  82. 173
    Taxfodder says:

    Nigel Griffiths another MP who wanted to keep his expenses secret.

    Over the coming months leading up to the next election I expect many MP’s who think the UK taxpayer owes them a living at will regret their actions.

    Interesting how they like to impose targets and standards on all but themselves.

    A reminder of those MP’s who wanted to keep his expenses secret and voted so.

    Labour
    Nick Ainger (Carmarthen West & Pembrokeshire South),
    Graham Allen (Nottingham North),
    David Anderson (Blaydon),
    Janet Anderson (Rossendale & Darwen),
    Ian Austin (Dudley North),
    Adrian Bailey (West Bromwich West),
    Gordon Banks (Ochil & Perthshire South),
    Kevin Barron (Rother Valley),
    Margaret Beckett (Derby South),
    Clive Betts (Sheffield Attercliffe),
    Liz Blackman (Erewash),
    Roberta Blackman-Woods (Durham, City of),
    Bob Blizzard (Waveney),
    David Borrow (Ribble South (South Ribble)),
    Nick Brown (Newcastle upon Tyne East & Wallsend),
    Richard Burden (Birmingham Northfield),
    Colin Burgon (Elmet), Andy Burnham (Leigh),
    Stephen Byers (Tyneside North),
    Alan Campbell (Tynemouth),
    Ronnie Campbell (Blyth Valley),
    Ben Chapman (Wirral South),
    David Chaytor (Bury North),
    Tom Clarke (Coatbridge,
    Chryston & Bellshill),
    David Clelland (Tyne Bridge),
    Ann Clwyd (Cynon Valley),
    Ann Coffey (Stockport),
    Harry Cohen (Leyton & Wanstead),
    Michael Connarty (Linlithgow & Falkirk East),
    Rosie Cooper (Lancashire West),
    Ann Cryer (Keighley),
    John Cummings (Easington),
    Jim Cunningham (Coventry South),
    Tony Cunningham (Workington),
    Wayne David (Caerphilly),
    Ian Davidson (Glasgow South West),
    Janet Dean (Burton),
    Frank Dobson (Holborn & St Pancras),
    Brian Donohoe (Ayrshire Central),
    Jim Dowd (Lewisham West),
    Angela Eagle (Wallasey),
    Maria Eagle (Liverpool Garston),
    Jeff Ennis (Barnsley East & Mexborough),
    Bill Etherington (Sunderland North),
    Caroline Flint (Don Valley),
    Paul Flynn (Newport West),
    Michael Foster (Worcester),
    Michael Jabez Foster (Hastings & Rye),
    Mike Gapes (Ilford South),
    Dr Ian Gibson (Norwich North),
    Linda Gilroy (Plymouth Sutton),
    Nia Griffith (Llanelli),
    Andrew Gwynne (Denton & Reddish),
    Mike Hall (Weaver Vale),
    David Hamilton (Midlothian),
    Dai Havard (Merthyr Tydfil & Rhymney),
    Stephen Hesford (Wirral West),
    Sharon Hodgson (Gateshead East & Washington West),
    Jimmy Hood (Lanark & Hamilton East),
    George Howarth (Knowsley North & Sefton East),
    Beverley Hughes (Stretford & Urmston),
    Joan Humble (Blackpool North & Fleetwood),
    Dr Brian Iddon (Bolton South East),
    Eric Illsley (Barnsley Central),
    Adam Ingram (East Kilbride, Strathaven & Lesmahagow),
    Brian Jenkins (Tamworth),
    Diana Johnson (Hull North),
    Kevan Jones (Durham North),
    Martyn Jones (Clwyd South),
    Tessa Jowell (Dulwich & West Norwood),
    Eric Joyce (Falkirk),
    Alan Keen (Feltham & Heston),
    David Kidney (Stafford),
    Peter Kilfoyle (Liverpool Walton),
    Bob Laxton (Derby North),
    Tom Levitt (High Peak),
    Ivan Lewis (Bury South),
    Tony Lloyd (Manchester Central),
    Ian Lucas (Wrexham),
    Tommy McAvoy (Rutherglen & Hamilton West),
    Stephen McCabe (Birmingham Hall Green),
    Christine McCafferty (Calder Valley),
    Kerry McCarthy (Bristol East),
    Sarah McCarthy-Fry (Portsmouth North),
    Siobhain McDonagh (Mitcham & Morden),
    James McGovern (Dundee West),
    Anne McGuire (Stirling),
    Shona McIsaac (Cleethorpes),
    Rosemary McKenna (Cumbernauld, Kilsyth & Kirkintilloch East),
    Tony McNulty (Harrow East),
    Denis MacShane (Rotherham),
    Khalid Mahmood (Birmingham Perry Barr),
    Rob Marris (Wolverhampton South West),
    Gordon Marsden (Blackpool South),
    Alan Meale (Mansfield),
    Gillian Merron (Lincoln),
    Andrew Miller (Ellesmere Port & Neston),
    Madeleine Moon (Bridgend),
    Jessica Morden (Newport East),
    Elliot Morley (SHoonhorpe),
    George Mudie (Leeds East),
    Denis Murphy (Wansbeck),
    Paul Murphy (Torfaen),
    Mike O’Brien (Warwickshire North),
    Eddie O’Hara (Knowsley South),
    Sandra Osborne (Ayr, Carrick & Cumnock),
    James Plaskitt (Warwick & Leamington),
    Bridget Prentice (Lewisham East),
    Gordon Prentice (Pendle),
    Gwyn Prosser (Dover),
    Ken Purchase (Wolverhampton North East),
    Nick Raynsford (Greenwich & Woolwich),
    John Robertson (Glasgow North West),
    Terry Rooney (Bradford North),
    Chris Ruane (Vale of Clwyd),
    Christine Russell (Chester, City of),
    Alison Seabeck (Plymouth Devonport),
    Barry Sheerman (Huddersfield),
    Jimmy Sheridan (Paisley & Renfrewshire North),
    Angela C Smith (Sheffield Hillsborough),
    Angela E Smith (Basildon), Jacqui Smith (Redditch),
    Anne Snelgrove (Swindon South),
    John Spellar (Warley),
    Phyllis Starkey (Milton Keynes South West),
    Gavin Strang (Edinburgh East), Gisela Stuart (Birmingham Edgbaston),
    Gerry Sutcliffe (Bradford South),
    Mark Tami (Alyn & Deeside),
    Gareth Thomas (Harrow West),
    Emily Thornberry (Islington South & Finsbury),
    Don Touhig (Islwyn),
    Derek Twigg (Halton),
    Kitty Ussher (Burnley),
    Keith Vaz (Leicester East),
    Lynda Waltho (Stourbridge),
    Claire Ward (Watford),
    Tom Watson (West Bromwich East),
    Dave Watts (St Helens North),
    Phil Wilson (Sedgefield),
    Rosie Winterton (Doncaster Central),
    Shaun Woodward (St Helens South),
    Phil Woolas (Oldham East & Saddleworth),
    David Wright (Telford),
    Iain Wright (Hartlepool),
    Derek Wyatt (Sittingbourne & Sheppey)

    Conservative:
    David Amess (Southend West),
    James Arbuthnot (Hampshire North East),
    Henry Bellingham (Norfolk North West),
    Brian Binley (Northampton South),
    Sir John Butterfill (Bournemouth West),
    Christopher Chope (Christchurch),
    John Greenway (Ryedale),
    Gerald Howarth (Aldershot),
    Bernard Jenkin (Essex North),
    Julie Kirkbride (Bromsgrove),
    Eleanor Laing (Epping Forest),
    Anne McIntosh (Vale of York),
    Andrew Mackay (Bracknell),
    Andrew Rosindell (Romford),
    Hugo Swire (Devon East),
    Sir Peter Tapsell (Louth & Horncastle),
    Angela Watkinson (Upminster),
    Ann Widdecombe (Maidstone & The Weald),
    David Wilshire (Spelthorne),
    Lady Ann Winterton (Congleton),
    Sir Nicholas Winterton (Macclesfield)

    Independent:
    Dai Davies (Blaenau Gwent),
    Robert Wareing (Liverpool West Derby)d

  83. 178
    jammy dogger says:

    Great photo of Jacqui on the Guardian. Disheveled, gurning, dark eye bags. Looks like she’s been cornered when leaving a cheap hotel at an odd hour. Even the poe-faced Guardian is developing a sense of humour, as the caption reads: “Jacqui Smith was said to be ‘getting on with her job’ today.”

  84. 179
    Aethelred says:

    She’s awful at everything else, after all.

  85. 180
    Aethelred says:

    And let us not forget that these expenses are being claimed at her “second” home, not her “main” home at her sister’s place.

    No wonder she wanted to change the freedom of information act to prevent this stuff getting out.

  86. 181
    Aethelred says:

    It sounds as though John Lyon, the so-called Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards needs a good investigating too.

    If he is prepared to help hide this, then he is part of the problem.

  87. 183
    pp says:

    String him up by the balls.

    What? You did? and its on video?

    Oh best find a punishment he doesn’t like then…

  88. 187
    DR says:

    I bet Griffiths is grateful to Ms Smith for picking up the spotlit baton this morning.

  89. magpie says:

    bah humbug!

  90. mimic says:

    bah humbug!







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