Charlie Mullins “Unreservedly” Apologises for “Someone Should Kill” Sadiq Khan Tweet

Charlie Mullins, founder of Pimlico Plumbers and remainer odd-jobber, has been suspended from Twitter/X for claiming “it’s time to dump the Muslim mayor” and that “someone should kill” Sadiq Khan for the ULEZ expansion. The tweets were shared consecutively over the weekend, with Mullins today entering damage control mode after calling for the death of a high profile politician.

He told TalkTV today:

“I unreservedly apologise and withdraw my remarks. I went too far. Twitter/X is right to take the action it did.”

When Mullins isn’t busy encouraging Londoners to murder their mayor, he can be seen driving around in a £450,000 Rolls-Royce with knock-off number plates and throwing money down the toilet with donations to the LibDems. Proof money can’t buy taste. A busted flush…

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Pimlico Plumber Flush Despite Brexit

Official handyman to the Remain campaign Charlie Mullins has revealed his business Pimlico Plumbers is enjoying its biggest ever trade boom, despite Brexit. Mullins’ firm enjoyed year-on-year sales up 30% to £9.7 million in the last quarter, including its first ever £3 million month in October and further soaring sales of £3.4 million in November, before sinking to an impressive £3.2 million in December. Mullins was tapped up by BSE to campaign against a Leave vote, which he claimed would be a wrench on the economy, a drain on sales and cause employment to plunge:

“I think we are going to see a rocky road out there, I think it’s going to affect the economy and we are going to see job losses.”

Charlie now spends his time funding Gina Miller’s calls for a blockage of Article 50 even though he knows his business isn’t going down the pan. That’s enough puns, don’t want to faucet…

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