I notice a few questions were being asked about Edwina, our nation's new moral guardian, and her past affair with former Prime Minister John Major. Here is the Wiki entry for this:
"Affair with John Major:
Currie's Diaries (1987–92), published in 2002, caused a sensation, as they revealed a four-year affair with John Major between 1984 and 1988 while both were married to other people. The affair started while she was a backbencher and Major was the government whip in Margaret Thatcher's government. After Major's promotion to Chief Secretary to the Treasury, the relationship ended, but the two remained friends. Currie apparently ceased the affair when it became dangerous and impractical owing to the presence of bodyguards who had to be avoided.
After publication, John Major made a statement saying that he was ashamed of the affair and had privately revealed the matter to his wife. Currie admitted to having been in love with him for years after the end of the affair, and that he had been "the love of her life." However, only weeks after revealing the affair, she publicly criticised Major, accusing him of sexism and racism and of being "one of the less competent prime ministers".
The admission came after years of denial of any affair while in office....."
"Sometimes you just have to put other people first." Just not always your husband, kids, or someone else's wife.
I look forward to being lectured on tolerance by Nick Griffin.
Oh, by the way, I don't particulalry like Kendra either.
"Affair with John Major:
Currie's Diaries (1987–92), published in 2002, caused a sensation, as they revealed a four-year affair with John Major between 1984 and 1988 while both were married to other people. The affair started while she was a backbencher and Major was the government whip in Margaret Thatcher's government. After Major's promotion to Chief Secretary to the Treasury, the relationship ended, but the two remained friends. Currie apparently ceased the affair when it became dangerous and impractical owing to the presence of bodyguards who had to be avoided.
After publication, John Major made a statement saying that he was ashamed of the affair and had privately revealed the matter to his wife. Currie admitted to having been in love with him for years after the end of the affair, and that he had been "the love of her life." However, only weeks after revealing the affair, she publicly criticised Major, accusing him of sexism and racism and of being "one of the less competent prime ministers".
The admission came after years of denial of any affair while in office....."
"Sometimes you just have to put other people first." Just not always your husband, kids, or someone else's wife.
I look forward to being lectured on tolerance by Nick Griffin.
Oh, by the way, I don't particulalry like Kendra either.




Cheeky bitch lost all moral ground high or otherwise, as soon as she behaved like that!

