We recorded it on Tuesday and watched it last night. It couldn’t have been harder hitting. It’s a dramatisation of people getting pissed at the fourteen parties in number ten interspersed with accounts from people who had stuck to the rules and some that were fined for not doing so. Like one guy who got a £14,300 fine or a teenage girl who got a £10,000 one, compared to the £50 quid ones handed out to Number Ten miscreants, including the cause of all the mess, the lying bastard Johnson.
To most it will be unbelievable, but having known SPADS in the past, I assure you, quite believable. This band of Tory supporters are brought up, and schooled to think that they are the superior race.
I agree, I was shocked by the fines that were imposed in the general arena. I had no idea that they were so high - and as you say, the inner sanctum only had token fines imposed…
The drama is enough to make you socialist, if you are not already…
Watched about half of it last night. Didn’t exactly paint a glowing picture of Bojo and Co. Will watch the rest this evening. If a country is run by people like that what chance is there for the decent and honest among us?
Whilst I agree in principle, I doubt anywhere near as bad as the modern lot. Society will fall ever more apart when those in charge are role models for the rest of society. Fewer and fewer keeping to any morale compass as they watch the powerful abuse everything in their grasp from contracts to friends and relatives and mass incompetance to shear greed.
But they did have a get together, including refreshments which was investigated by the police with no action taken because they still kept within the rules as they distanced although they work together.
I hope so, they’ve set a precedent that needs to be expunged. The feting of Truss is another example of zero repercussions for outrageous behaviour. Moral hazard abounds.
No, because Thomas Cromwell was the very epitome of an English politician who used his position of near absolute power to make himself and his friends rich.