One of the increasing number of qualifications available on medicated rolls separated by perforations with “San Izal” as a water mark.
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But it’s just whataboutery, heading towards libellous, as Jamie Wallis has been charged failure to stop after a car crash, with failure to report a traffic collision, driving without due care and attention and leaving a vehicle in a dangerous position.
And Starmer………hasn’t 
Constantly mud slinging at Starmer doesn’t make what their boys have done any better or excuse it
And I think always plonking it into any threads that criticise a Tory does sabotage the thread in an attempt to muddy the water
Mud-slinging (i.e. going off-topic) is, of course, a Tory tactic, much favoured by BJ, to avoid an honest answer to a straight-forward question … 
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Update:
If he attends court then he’ll miss the State Opening of Parliament and the Queen’s Speech.
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I completely fail to see what point you are making.
Two incidents, very different, both investigated, one prosecuted, one not.
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Exactly, so there is no comparison between the incidents and so I think bringing it up was irrelevant whataboutery, especially as it was misleadingly implied the incidents were similar😡
And it worked didn’t it? Here we are discussing it, instead of Jamie Wallis, and I’ve walked right into the elephant trap! 
Sorry Omah, back to Jamie Wallis and his PTSD……
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I agree!! nice thread of life?
Mr Wallis, 37, from Cowbridge, Vale of Glamorgan, has denied failing to stop, failing to report a road traffic collision, careless driving and leaving a vehicle in a dangerous position.
The charges relate to a crash in nearby Llanblethian, on 28 November, 2021.
During the hearing at Cardiff Magistrates’ Court, Mr Wallis was told he would stand trial in July.
Until then … then … 
Additional information:
The court heard Mr Wallis was breathalysed by police after being arrested at his father’s property the following morning.
Mr Williams told the court Mr Wallis gave a reading of 7 (micrograms per 100 millilitres of breath). The legal limit is 35.
Only 7 …