BoJo fails to get his lies straight

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Johnson evidence 'deep concerns'

Mr Johnson was asked to clarify his version of events
The influential Commons Home Affairs committee of MPs has said it has "deep concerns" about evidence it was given by London mayor Boris Johnson.

Mr Johnson of gave four different accounts of events ahead of Tory MP Damian Green's arrest.

news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/politics/7883013.stm

lieing tory scum, anyone realy suprised?

[Woolf]

The influential Commons Home Affairs committee of MPs has said it has "deep concerns" about evidence it was given by London mayor Boris Johnson.

Its chairman, Labour MP Keith Vaz, has written to the Tory mayor saying the committee was also concerned about the "level of respect and courtesy shown".

Anything that has Keith Vaz in charge must be suspect.
Back after serving his wrist slap for getting caught being a sleazy little sh*t.

[omnipleasant]

I can't remember an administration mired in so much dodginess in such a short space of time. Puts Tony Blair to shame.

[VikingHumpingWitch]

The wheels coming off the BoZo train so early on is the one and only thing that makes me think the Tories getting into government could be significantly worse than what we have now.

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he always had the persona of a bafoon, proof if any was needed it was not a put up job

[omnipleasant]

And the really odd thing is this. The Evening Standard, and the heroic Andrew Gilligan etc, aren't busy digging up and hyping up BoJo's staggering incompetence and corruption every day.

Which is odd. Because I'm sure they said they were just acting in the interests of the public and democracy etc rather than waging a spiteful little personal hate campaign when they did it against Ken Livingstone.

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he wud neva