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I would appreciate your insights into this matter.


I cannot presently get the thought out of my head, so I may as well confront it head on.

I feel for his wife, she's stuck by the minger for 44 years!

I'm thinking I should become a politician, those ugly bassas all seem to be getting laid!!!

A secretary is not a toy.

Her pad is to write in, not spend the night in.

Looks like David Blunkett isn't the only blind person working in government...

See the phrase you used there - Head on.... just made it worse for me.

THANKS!!!!

people in all walks of life have affairs. frankly, none of our business.

Power is sexy, it's very easy for someone to fall for someone in such a position. (Especially if he also likes to get involved in the odd punch-up :) )

I'm not one to be outraged and demand public figures be held to a higher standard. Insisting upon such a thing and making a meia circus out of events like this, in my opinion, is a self defeating purpose.

I'm with AdamM though, a private life should be jsut that.

(here we go)...what, not even our business if its the Deputy prime minister? thats in the public interest surely?

Why is it our buisness, does it get in the way of him running the country?

He signed up for a public life, when he is having an affair with someone he is working with, that is public.

Not him shagging his secretary.

Well if that was his job it might....lol

being in the government makes his life public - and although he is human he chose a position of responsibility - not any other position he so wishes....

Power is a great aphrodisiac - I'm a sucker for it every time.

no, still none of our business. If it's not something that effects how he does the job it's not an issue.

You wont stop the tabloids and tv news reporting it but they report on alsorts of crap that I dont think if news worthy.

What does he actually do? (apart from shagging secretaries and driving Jaguar's)

Forgive me if I'm wrong, but from what I heard I think he told everyone himself, therefore he has allowed his private life to become public. I might just've heard wrong though...

so presumably no politician of any party should have to resign over such matters? Cecil Parkinson? David Mellor? Ron Davies on Clapham Common? Mark Oaten with rent boys?

I've no problem with that view by the way, but the view you express isn't the way things have happened is it?

Punches egg wielders.

How do you know it doesnt affect his job?

I suppose one could be of the opinion that him having an affair with his secretary was an abuse of his position.

Put the chicky in front of the highest court in the land and ask her if she would have diddled Mr. Prescott had he not been high up in Government.

Alternatively we could just leave her alone....


How do you know what he had for breakfast doesn't affect his job. Does that make it newsworthy?

Even with all the money and power in the world... I still couldn't!



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no, ministers shouldnt have to resign for having an affair.

I actually could care less about him having the affair...it's the actual thought of someone wanting to shag the guy that is the shocking thing..although as people have said some are attracted to power.

This *has* to be the case in this situation.

I am presuming that this kind of thing is pretty rife in business, except we don't get to hear about it - because again as someone has pointed out - most people aren't in the public eye.

Is it our business? Well, I bet Mrs Prescott wishes it wasn't. It's her I feel sorry for.

So is the real issue here the power and agenda of the media that makes Prescott go public rather than be exposed and risk resignation, rather than Prescott's foibles themselves?

Of course.. I imagine he got a phone call telling him what they knew, and told him they were going to run it.

What could he do?

I've seen they way the tabloids operate..seen it happen to a good friend of mine.

The media needs to have power, as a collective it has done a far better job than any opposition party in the last 20 years of questioning government, and holding them to accord.

The focus of this power is all too often yielded irresponsibly, but that's our fault. We are obsessed with sex.

 They wouldn't be printing it if we weren't buying the papers en masse whenever a story like this breaks.

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Am I the only one who thinks they look very similar?

Not of that kind... :-/

I certainly wouldn't be buying the papers to read about that one!

so was it ever thus tank? or is it just the fragmentation and multiplicity of media outlets that now feed this appetite?

To divert from the serious discussion briefly....

Can you imagine Jaguar's next ad campaign.....

If this ugly b@stard can get laid, think what a Jaguar could do for you!!!!!
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I'm with you on that one ;)

Power does strange things to people.  Thank god i'm not one of them!   To be honest
any politician when they take the job is in the public eye, however I think sometimes the press can work their magic to glorify the lying cheating buggers

Yes  8)

...but you've got to give the people what they want. We can't live in a society where the media is censored into not printing about sex. That's be too commie-like.

PMSL

Is the Prescott story Labour spin?

What with the Home Secretary making a massive cock up by not knowing the whereabouts of over 1000 foreign Murderers, Rapists and Paedophiles within the UK, it is perect timing that this story has come out now...

you know...100s of TV channels (fragmentation), national newspapers in multiple ownerships...OK/Hello magazines etc all living for this type of tittle tattle


Pre Profumo in 1963 this sort of thing must have gone on but how much of it went undiscovered because the press didn't have the resources or the outlets to disseminate it

I wouldn't put it past them TBH.

You caught me before I had a chance to read it again and work oot the big words.  8)

I'm a measure once cut ten times kinda chap.

Nail....head

Whack

how do you think the discussion went?


Head of Civil Service to underling


"Now then Smithers, Chief Whips been on the line, Clarke's in serious trouble we need a diversion"

"round up all the Grade 3 Pay Grade 8 typists from the pool"


some time later


Smithers addresses group of females


"We need one of you to admit to having slept with Prescott. Who's up for it"

Long, long silence.........

you forgot to add,  we'll pay you £50k  and magazine rights

Theres a book deal in it for the willing volunteer......

ME Me ME me mE ME

(Mel beat me)  >:(

lol now that makes a change ;)

Think of what happened in the 50's ...Prince Philip was off having an affair very openly in Greece... all the newspapers of the world apart from the UK reported it.

It was censored here, completely and utterly - in fact still not spoken about widely here.

Race back to Di and Chuck and their flings, and how the newspapers grabbed onto that and changed the way the public perceive and treat the monarchy.

(btw I am no royalist)

The media controls and melds our thoughts, even if we are clever enough to see it being done .. to a certain extent.

Case inpoint.. Bush mentioning Iraq in the same sentence as 911 to the American populace - they now think Iraq was to blame for it. Ok using Yanks is easy LOL.. but the process is the same.

Paedos and peadatricians mixed up by chavsand thrown into a frenzy....

Why do you think that the politicians court the newspapers soopenly - why did the Sun change alegiance during the last election?

Fascinating subject.

(still need to get Prescott outta my brain though)

LOL, very funny.

Well I for one am celebrating the fact that Prescott has managed to get laid.

It strikes a blow for us overweight ugly blokes and gives me hope and a reason to continue my quest for a bit of loving ;)

I'll vote for you Kev  ;)

ok, ten p worth.

 firstly -to err is human to admit it means you have been caught ;D

as for affecting his job, ability to do it or the possibility it can compromise him .

We in britain expect our politicans to be squeaky clean in terms of perceived morality(which we all know is nonsense in reality).
If they hide affairs then this leaves them open to blackmail of various kinds.
If we accepted politicans are human and will be promiscious then not having to hide it negates the blackmail possibility.

as for the ability to do the job if they use a liason to benefit either party or adversly affect a situation or policy then this should be exposed and is of public interest(a la david blunkett and the ahem vias etc).

as for politicans in general i am only amazed that people get hot and bothered that they are capable of excess and debauchery..after all the vast majoriity entered public office as ego centred people and power i do not believe lessens that.

as for the admission it smacks, as said, of getting all the bad news out at the same time and hope the charles clark issue disappears under two jags red top headlines

er you go

Looks like we need Danbert Nobacon of Chumbawamba to give him an annual dose of iced water to keep those urges in check!

Sheriff

brings a new meaning to the term "tubthumping" certainly

As deputy Prime Minister, should anything happen to King Tony (perish the thought  :D ) doesn't John Prescott have his finger on the big red button

If so, for the sake of the world peace, it's probably best he gets it wherever he can.

aye but but big mad mental gordy brown is the power behind the power so i reckon they would have a mud wrestle to see who gets to press it...can you picture that without screaming

i wonder if he's good at finding big red buttons?

Yip, we're obsessed allright

he's a bloke so small red buttons would be a problem....

I'll never hear the lyrics "I get back up again, you're never gonna keep me down" in quite the same way again!

Sooooooo he shagged his secretary, so what - good on him - she needs her head reading though.

His wife needs to sit back and view their sex life too.

I wonder how many bosses are now looking at their secretaries and wishing and fantasising the same?  Shuddering at the thought of my boss!  lol

My marriage was crap so I went out and had an affair, now I'm divorced and happy!

 :goodpost:

Robin Cook, John Major, John Presscot, David Blunkett...jesus.
Politics is the way to get laid if you're ugly it seems.

You can bet your life Tony Blair is or has, he just ain't been rumbled   -   YET!!!

ok i am starting my campaign for the 2032 general election as we speak

Have you seen the size of Cheri's gob?

Tony-boy is sorted, don't you worry about that.

I wonder if that is why it's a funny shape, sort of pulls down at one side.

Cherie's gob that is!  lol   I have no personal knowledge of Tony's meat and two veg.

You have just put me right off my hotdog!!!!

Some evil git in the work said imagine his orgasm face..... :( That's just wrong!!!

Two Jags, the sly old dog.

It is all about power and money.  Why do you think so many celebs have trophy girlfriends?  Because they have a nice personality?  Yeah right!

How many footballers, who look like they've been hit by a frying pan in the face, have model like ladies?

Wealthy/famous poker players?  How long have you got!?

The government's relationship with the media is a two-way thing - they both use each other. As Nemesis said, the timing of this Prescott thing is fortuitous to say the least. Up and down the country in pubs tonight, how many people will be talking about 'how the government let all these foreign rapists and murderers out of jail and lost them?', compared to 'Prescott, eh?'

The media do know about what some politicians get up to, and use that to their advantage. There is plenty of 'if you keep that quiet, then you can have this' type stuff that goes on.

The 'scandal' which brought this home to me most was the Major/Currie affair. Here was the Prime Minister and another member of the government having an affair, yet no one knew about it. The gasps and shocks from within the media and other politicians was genuine - they simply could not fathom that such a high-level piece of gossip could be kept secret for so long, which shows just how 'secret' other scandals are.

Personally I think that anyone who is cheating on a spouse/partner should be named and shamed, it is a cowardly thing to do and IMO totally despiccable.

If you want to sleep with someone else, have the balls to end the relationship you are in first.

While you are away getting your jollies, think of the unsuspecting INNOCENT partner and think of the hurt pain and damge that you are going to cause.

He's a good lad our Kev

Nice post

Here Here,


The only thing I have to say about the matter is, that it obviously did not affect his work as an MP, as nobody noticed he was having an affair!!

Two Jags, Two Slags - next week on "Days of pies lives" - Two Fags?

I smell a spook at work!

Good post kev

Don't agree with Adam though. (it's non of our business stuff) Sounds like he's up to no good if you ask me or he's been caught. People are only sorry playing away from home when they get found out.

Although falling from the ugly tree I think Pauline P hit every branch.

Regards

M

So are you not shocked by Mrs. Prescott having been shagging him for years then ?

Or is it merely someone else shagging him on the side that shocks you ?

I haven't seen any news all day, so I have just seen this.  Some very funny posts.

Talking of affairs.  There was also a story about top actor ( Top 50 in my opnion, maybe even Top 10  :D ) Kevin Costner on the front pages of the tabloids today for an alleged dodgy incident at a Scottish hotel.

Fairly obvious that this story was waiting to be dropped to the pres to try and push any reall "bad news" about labour into the background - hence why it came out today, to try and deflect attention for charles clarke.

Unfortunately for labour, the press are getting wise to them.

The guy betrayed a trust, broke his vows and undoubtably told lies.
This bloke is in a position of power, of course it's our business

If he can lie and cheat to his wife ?????. .

Regards

M

 

LOL well obviously I feel a bit of sympathy for her having to shag him for years ...

But I feel sorrier for her that she has been dragged into all the business because of the doings of her hubby. It is humiliating enough for anyone whose partner is unfaithful to them, but for it to be as public as it is in this case, must be horrific.

Heid

Do you think John Prescott is a good catch for a lady?

Power and Money and all that.

regards

M

As horrific as people slating her husband beacause of his looks ??

personal insults about someones appearance are hurtful and immature.

Slate the blokes morals and lack of restraint by all means, but to abuse him because he doesnt look attractive to you shows a distinct lack of class IMHO.

Probably great for her after she does the turgid expose in the news of the world.

Very true .. someone can be distasteful regardless of their physical appearance :)

And of course I agree it is not nice to slate someone behind their back because of their appearance.

 :goodpost: ;iagree;

We all can't be filmstars, Body builders, Pinups or Lap dances  

Regards

M

WHOOOOOSH

ok, can people please stop putting me off my hotdogs.....the first 4 were spoilt and I am now going to attempt the other four. 8)

As for Prescott, the thing that strikes me about this story is how sad his wife must feel after being told that someone you have loved and shared so much time with over the years has cheated on you.

Hmmmmm Hot Dogs.

I haven't eaten a Hot Dog for aggggggggggggggggges! ;D

Neither has Bobby, despite him trying :)

think about the sittuation ,his secretary bending over a filling cabinet,

hes thinking to himself ,same as many bussiness men around the world ,

i wouldnt mind emptying my sack on that .

leave him be the lucky man

Barry you have a beautiful way with words!

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Always admired two jags since he jawed that yob who was throwing eggs.

He's just a human being who makes mistakes like everyone else.  He did wrong, he was big enough to admit it to his wife, said sorry and has moved on.

MPs need stringing up for various things but not for this.

 ;applause;

Ok mr moves and adam, your wife has been having a 2 year affair, and because she knows someone is going to tell you all about it in the next few days, she confesses and says sorry.. that makes everything ok does it ??  I THINK NOT.

course not, Im not saying what he did was right, I'm saying it's none of our business, same with royals, entertainers or sportsmen/women.

whether or not he's made a mistake or needs to make amends for something is a different matter. What I'm saying is issues like this aren't black and white and shouldn't be judged my the tabloid media or anyone else.

I had a friend who was out trianing as a kickboxer 3 nights a week. then he joined a pool team on another night, then he got a door job for two more nights. after a year his wife had an affair.
Is he without blame?
is she in any way justified?
is it any business of anyone reading this?

thats my point

Damn folks I dont know what I would do without you to make me laugh. Some of the comments in this thread are piceless especially Hiedi's on page 1

I cant take John Prescot seriously and thank god neither can some of you

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Adam, if Prescott (as has been reported in the press) has taken the lead for Labour in attacking the tories over sleaze & having affairs etc, does THAT not make his infidelity relevant & impacting on his job?

it's certainly egg on his face (pun intended) that he was so vocal against Tory sleaze during the Major Govt, but my point more generally is that it's a shame peoples personal lives have to be such a focus. He's a politician, a policy maker, a governor. who he's sleeping with is of no consequence.

Sven is another example. from day one the red tops were out to get him. who an England Manager is sleeping with has no impact on his ability to run the team, but it is a way of discrediting him and another stick to beat him with.

What part of "He did wrong" don't you understand?

He doesn't deserve a public flogging.  Everybody makes mistakes.

I think John Prescott should be barred from participating in the WSOP.  :D

i think personally ,he should put a big smile on his face

stand in front of the camaras and say,

WELL AT LEAST IT WASNT A RENT BOY .

I have the original if anyone wants it bigger!  lol

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Sandy

Well well well, what a thorougjly fascinating thread! A whole cross-section of views, & well argued. Loved it.