Chomper Higgot

Oh.

Having learned the subject of the police visit was Allison Pearson, a Telegraph reporter, we also learn she has limited view of ‘Remembrance Day’, here’s her reported statement on the matter: "Today, we are commemorating British men who gave their lives so we could live in a free country,” Here’s what the Royal British Legion have to say: “Remembrance honours those who serve to defend our democratic freedoms and way of life. We unite across faiths, cultures and backgrounds to remember the service and sacrifice of the Armed Forces community from United Kingdom and the Commonwealth. We will remember them.” Many of whom were not British, and from across all faith groups found across the commonwealth and the then empire. Now if Allison Pearson can just rattle her head and tell us what it is she’s been posting we might all see if it’s something that honors the Remembrance she has chosen to evoke in her complaint. https://www.britishlegion.org.uk/get-involved/remembrance/about-remembrance

Says guy who posted an imaginary scenario of a rape.

How did your woke fixation get in here? Oh, you introduced it.

This doesn’t seem to fit the 2 tier justice narrative.

And at best speculation.

One by-election, Labour in trouble?

You believe you can’t be identified if you don’t use your real name?

Your hope will be dashed. Farage is a fake.

Nevertheless, I did answer the question you asked.

That’s a sordid imagination you have there.

The law defines the difference, the courts decides if the law has been broken.

Likewise, how can anyone complain about the police visiting her without knowledge of the actual facts relating to her alleged online posts.

Oddly the person who is said to be the subject of this police visit is not named, so there no way of checking the veracity of the claims. The Telegraph really is becoming a comic.

The Telegraph is turning into Viz.

‘Private Jet’ Good night Brian.

No because clearly distance to school is something that can be dealt with.

So there goes your local to Banbury argument.

I know a family who’s children travel from Didcot to Reading and Didcot to Henley for (state) school. I suggest you ask the school.

Who made such a claim?

I’m sure that makes some kind of set to you. School doesn’t make anyone clever or stupid.

So you do have a problem with privilege being reserved for the rich, it’s just where the line is drawn that bothers you.

Why in travelling distance from Banbury? Are all the children attending the Corrdus School from Banbury? I would be surprised if that were the case.

Excellent. Kier undoing the two tier.

Here you go: https://snobe.co.uk/best-state-schools/oxfordshire