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Apparently it is Crispin Blunt. He has confirmed it himself.

Suspect is in his 60s. Crispin Blunt fits the bill. An observation made about this MP on a local Labour Whatapp group

Crispy Blunt. Says it's all made up to extort from him.


Chinny reckon...

Once they mentioned controlled substances I think it quickly narrowed it down to either Blunt or Gove. As he mentions in his tweet they really didn't need to arrest him because he was already co-operating with police. Perhaps they decided they needed to look more pro-active given the Peter Bone story earlier in the day.

Let's see what their press will make of this, in and when the case(s) come to trial.

A bit of gay rape and charlie-chops in the ranks.

satnav wrote: ↑Thu Oct 26, 2023 6:16 pm Once they mentioned controlled substances I think it quickly narrowed it down to either Blunt or Gove. As he mentions in his tweet they really didn't need to arrest him because he was already co-operating with police. Perhaps they decided they needed to look more pro-active given the Peter Bone story earlier in the day.

I spent much of the early evening chanting "Please be Gove, please be Gove".
I feel like a really shitty person for that.

satnav wrote: ↑Thu Oct 26, 2023 6:16 pm Once they mentioned controlled substances I think it quickly narrowed it down to either Blunt or Gove. As he mentions in his tweet they really didn't need to arrest him because he was already co-operating with police. Perhaps they decided they needed to look more pro-active given the Peter Bone story earlier in the day.

It's certainly a refreshing response compared to Johnson's lengthy sagas of deflect, deny, dissemble, send a messenger, contradict the messenger.

kreuzberger wrote: ↑Thu Oct 26, 2023 7:59 pm Let's see what their press will make of this, in and when the case(s) come to trial.

A bit of gay rape and charlie-chops in the ranks.

Their social media simps will tell us it's another kangaroo court.

My first thought was Gove. But he's only 56 and the police statement said they'd arrested a man in his 60s which meant it was either Blunt or Chris Grayling and I really couldn't see it being Grayling, so it had to be Blunt.

It will be interesting to see which drug was involved. If it's Rohypnol - IF - that could land him in some terrible bother.

Blunt has previously admitted the use of poppers and he spoke up against them being banned.

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/20 ... rug-policy

I think there are currently a number of Tory MPs being investigated either by the police, the Tory Party or the Commons authority either for sexual offences or bullying. With the Tories looking like they are finished many of the victims might be emboldened to ensure their complaints are taken seriously and not just swept under the carpet.

If Grayling ever got caught, he'd be like the guy in True Romance pulled over covered in coke and with a hooker laughing her arse off in the passenger seat.

Andy McDandy wrote: ↑Thu Oct 26, 2023 10:25 pm If Grayling ever got caught, he'd be like the guy in True Romance pulled over covered in coke and with a hooker laughing her arse off in the passenger seat.

Minus the hooker in Blunt's case of course.

Edit: Sorry. You said "Grayling", I read "Blunt". I plead stupidity M'lud.

But Grayling on a ferry with no ferries. Or hookers. Or coke, And still no duty-free carrier bags.

In fact, he has nothing apart from those pleasing eyes. Poor wee twat.

Sunak's really missing a trick with Grayling.

He should sent the former minister to Calais to organise the small boats.
No surer way to stop em.

Andy McDandy wrote: ↑Thu Oct 26, 2023 10:25 pm If Grayling ever got caught, he'd be like the guy in True Romance pulled over covered in coke and with a hooker laughing her arse off in the passenger seat.

Grayling wouldn’t even be able to get a scandal right - he’d be caught with a bag of plain flour and what he thought was a sex doll, but it actually turned out to be one of those training dummies they use to teach chest compressions. And he’d be wearing a condom. Whilst also fully dressed.

A week after the floods the flooding minister Rebecca Pow has finally made it to Derbyshire, but instead of visiting Chesterfield where over 100 people have been left homeless and a number of businesses face closure she went to Matlock to see how well the town's new flood defences helped the town avoid the worst of the flooding. Not surprisingly Matlock has a Tory MP and it is the headquarters of the county council which is currently controlled by the Tories.

Oboogie wrote: ↑Thu Oct 26, 2023 10:17 pm Blunt has previously admitted the use of poppers and he spoke up against them being banned.

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/20 ... rug-policy

Poppers aren’t banned though now if you are referring to that being the drug.