Keith Vaz

[CKB]

1 hour ago, Jon the Hat said:

More to come yet

Said Keith at his sex festival....

Edited 4 September 2016 by CKB

[Wymsey]

1 hour ago, Vacamion said:

 

 

 

Something might be in this...

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In a bid to hide his identity, Mr Vaz allegedly told the men his name was Jim and said he sold “industrial washing machines” to hotels. 

[Mike Oxlong]

3 hours ago, Lcfc_lass10 said:

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/married-mp-keith-vaz-tells-8763805

 

Time for him to walk IMO.

He won't be able to after a session with those strapping lads.

[CKB]

2 minutes ago, Wymeswold fox said:

Something might be in this...

Jim'll Fix It!

[Sharpe's Fox]

11 minutes ago, Wymeswold fox said:

Something might be in this...

[Footballwipe]

...And will still win Leicester East by about 17,500 votes in 2020

[StanSP]

horrible, vile little man. 

[Lcfc_lass10]

19 minutes ago, Mike Oxlong said:

He won't be able to after a session with those strapping lads.

 

[Sambiasso]

Keith Vaz is having a party bring your poppers and your Charlie...
 

 

[sm1]

Heard whispers about Keith and his love for the company of young men, many years ago. Not that it matters, if he stands for election he will win. 

[CKB]

17 minutes ago, sm1 said:

Heard whispers about Keith and his love for the company of young men, many years ago. Not that it matters, if he stands for election he will win. 

He'll be standing for erections aswell the dirty bastard

[ozleicester]

See , all you bastards who called him a w@nker were so wrong

[MPH]

The objection of course shouldn't be about any sexuality choices but that he has cheated on his wife .. That to me is the problem for someone who is supposed to be a representative of the community.

 

also need to take into account what these further revelations will reveal..

[Phube]

7 minutes ago, MPH said:

The objection of course shouldn't be about any sexuality choices but that he has cheated on his wife .. That to me is the problem for someone who is supposed to be a representative of the community.

 

also need to take into account what these further revelations will reveal..

Don't forget he's on the committee dealing with drugs and prostitution!

[Countryfox]

2 hours ago, Thracian said:

Yet the people of Leicester continue to vote for him - which says as much about them as him.     

 

He looks after his own.  

[foxoffderby]

People seem to be getting side tracked by the real issue here, it looks like he was set up by a newspaper who paid men to set up Vaz. Brings back memories of the News of the World and phone tapping Mille Dowler death etc. What people do in their own time is down to them we all have skeletons in the cupboard. How far does a newspaper go to get a story? The real issue here is a ethics question. If the police had set somebody up the case would be thrown out of court. What real crime has Vaz done here apart from letting his family down?

[langtonfox]

31 minutes ago, foxoffderby said:

What real crime has Vaz done here apart from letting his family down?

Omg, did u really say this?

[Wymsey]

If Vaz said no to them, the paper wouldn't have revealed this...

 

Like saying if your mate jumped off a bridge would you do the same.

[leftbackinthechangingroom]

32 minutes ago, foxoffderby said:

What real crime has Vaz done here apart from letting his family down?

Apart from paying for sex....

[Xen]

 

Just now, leftbackinthechangingroom said:

Apart from paying for sex....

Legal.

 

He hasn't committed any crime, but a man/woman in his position is open to a high level of scrutiny in all aspects of his life, and compromising/hypocritical behaviour like what he has engaged in is not tolerable.

 

FFS, he's a married family man who serves on a committee regarding drugs/prostitution, and he's just been caught cheating on his wife with a pair of gay hookers and encouraging the use of (legal high) drugs.

 

His position is untenable, but somehow he'll worm his way into staying in office and he'll still manage to get elected next time around...

[foxy boxing]

Even if newspapers were setting him up he didn't have to do anything,the press obviously got wind of something

[Strokes]

1 hour ago, foxoffderby said:

People seem to be getting side tracked by the real issue here, it looks like he was set up by a newspaper who paid men to set up Vaz. Brings back memories of the News of the World and phone tapping Mille Dowler death etc. What people do in their own time is down to them we all have skeletons in the cupboard. How far does a newspaper go to get a story? The real issue here is a ethics question. If the police had set somebody up the case would be thrown out of court. What real crime has Vaz done here apart from letting his family down?

What skeletons do you have in your cupboard?

[Ross-Kemp]

Fairly sure prostitution isn't legal

[CKB]

25 minutes ago, Xen said:

 

Legal.

 

He hasn't committed any crime, but a man/woman in his position is open to a high level of scrutiny in all aspects of his life, and compromising/hypocritical behaviour like what he has engaged in is not tolerable.

 

FFS, he's a married family man who serves on a committee regarding drugs/prostitution, and he's just been caught cheating on his wife with a pair of gay hookers and encouraging the use of (legal high) drugs.

 

His position is untenable, but somehow he'll worm his way into staying in office and he'll still manage to get elected next time around...

Winner! close thread, case closed 

[Xen]

2 minutes ago, Ross-Kemp said:

Fairly sure prostitution isn't legal

Exchanging money for sexual services is legal.

 

Soliciting in public places, kerb crawling, pimping etc. is all illegal.

 

 

(Source: Wiki)

Edited 4 September 2016 by Xen