Sue Gray: Boris Johnson definitely attended November 13, 2020 party. He lied. He must go
‘All the lawbreaking happened after I left’, says Johnson. Look at him, participating fully in Lee Cain’s leaving party in Downing Street. He actually gave a speech, while drinking alcohol at this social event in flagrant breach of lockdown laws that were then in force. Now he’s lying about it AGAIN. He treated you with utter contempt. He MUST be flushed out of Parliament like the excrement he is.
Clearly Sue Gray disagrees with the Metropolitan Police about Boris Johnson’s participation in Lee Cain’s leaving party on November 13, 2020.
Images of Johnson at the party were published by ITV News on Monday (May 23) and you can read This Writer’s article about it here.
In her report, Ms Gray states: “There was a leaving speech and drinks in No 10 for Lee Cain later that day, which the Prime Minister attended.
“A number of press office staff and media special advisers gathered in the Press Office area of No 10 to mark the departure of Lee Cain, the No 10 Director of Communications.
“The investigation was informed that this was not pre-planned. It did occur at around the time that ‘Wine Time Friday’ would normally be taking place.
“The Prime Minister attended on his way to his Downing Street flat, having left his office at 19.17. He went to the Press Office area, joined the gathering and made a leaving speech for Lee Cain.
“Wine had been provided and those attending, including the Prime Minister, were drinking alcohol. There are a number of photographs of the event.”
He joined the gathering and those attending, including the prime minister, were drinking alcohol.
Clearly it was a social gathering – a party. Clearly Johnson was there. Clearly he participated fully, including imbibing alcohol.
This belies his own claim to fellow MPs in the House of Commons. As I stated yesterday: “Questioned in Parliament on whether a party had taken place on that date, Johnson said, ‘No but I’m sure that whatever happened, the guidance was followed, and the rules were followed at all times.'”
As I write this, Johnson is telling his fellow MPs, once again, a load of nonsense that any wrongdoing happened after he had left. This is clearly untrue as the pictorial evidence shows.
He did attend these events and participated in them fully. He did lie to Parliament about it.
This corrupt crook should resign. But we can see from his behaviour today that he absolutely will not.
It is up to his fellow Parliamentarians – the MPs that he deliberately and corruptly deceived – to force him out before he drags the UK’s Parliament into any more disgrace.
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Really a regular “wine time friday” wasting public purse on wine n nibbles
Were freezing n starving in our homes while parliament partys.. Its a discusting precedent, and hugely bad
Example.. Sickening behaviour..
Many people on lock dwn including myself couldnt even attend loved ones funerals ect..
I don’t ‘quite’ agree that he lied on this. He used the phrase ‘whatever happened’ in his response to the question. This is simply using weasel words to mislead that there was no party on one hand but on the other he will simply say that although people met it wasn’t a ‘party’ and that’s what he’d said.
Looking back at the rules of the time it simply refers to ‘socialising’ So if you’re not working (or having a meal at your workplace during your shift) and you are with others AND not discussing work then this IS socialising. The law has been interpreted at its most lax and even then the Met stretch the point until breaking. This allows Grey to let Boris off..
I think he lied.
The party later upstairs later that day was known about but deliberately ignored by Sue Gray which speaks volumes about how much the whole investigation was doctored and manipulated.
Javid’s brother should never have been within a million miles of the Police investigation – but there he was…..