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Where is Bob Seely?: ‘Inspector Johnny Bratwurst’ returns with a second clue in search for ‘missing’ Isle of Wight MP

Inspector Johnny Bratwurst is back with another clue to help him find former Isle of Wight MP, Bob Seely (he’s no longer an MP now parliament has been dissolved).

Inspector Bratwurst said,

“It’s been quite the week in the investigation to find our beloved MP. First we had some much-needed press from the wonderful News OnTheWight. To say my DMs blew up with potential sightings is an understatement.

“There has even been a rumour of a wild Seely playing what would appear to be an “air piano”, but I think the lads in the station must be pulling my leg.

“Anyway, back to the investigation, I have additional CCTV footage for your magnifying glasses. Finally the picture is beginning to come clear, unlike the water at this lovely beach.”

Can you spot ….?
Below is the second image and Johnny asks readers again if they can spot:

  • Bob
  • 12 Sausages
  • 6 Isle of Wight Celebs

Click on the image to see larger version

Gross sewage spills
Johnny went on to say,

“I did some digging around as part of my investigation into this missing persons case and it is imperative we find our MP. Apparently the most recent annual data shows sewage was dumped onto beaches and rivers from overflows on the Island for a combined total of 16,787 hours in 2022.

“Gurnard sits within the top 10 beaches with the most sewage spills in the country. That’s pretty gross, there is no way our MP would allow this to happen on his watch!”

You can stay up to date with the further ten clues that will be revealed over the coming weeks by visiting the Where is Bob Seely? website.

Jolly japes
You can also see the air piano references Inspector Bratwurst made above by heading over to X – formerly Twitter for our friends at IW Can Depress and the brilliant DrivelSieve.

Their jolly japes perfectly counteract the toxic shenanigans that usually surround election time.

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Mark L Francis
21, November 2020 7:47 pm

Patel is, we are told, popular amongst the Tory party as she is impassioned in the causes of making life miserable for asylum seekers & prisoners. She helped write a book saying that British workers don’t work hard enough. Now it turns out she’s a bully? Who knew? Of course Bojo supports her. Was the slogan of the Bullingdon Club not “Bully! Bully! Bully!” But hey, when… Read more »

Steve Goodman
Reply to  Mark L Francis
21, November 2020 10:16 pm

We are already seeing that some cons are happy to help to “form a square around the Prittster” as requested by our previously sacked serial liar and Bullingdon vandal PM, and some are rightly recognizing the reality.

Steve Goodman
Reply to  Steve Goodman
19, December 2020 2:58 pm

Partly because Bob and his “Prittster” bullying-tolerant buddies are compliant, I see that she recently re-surfaced to accuse another senior con of breaking the covid rules the rest of us are supposed to comply with (Tobias Ellwood’s Tuesday dinner for 27)…

Steve Goodman
Reply to  Steve Goodman
7, January 2021 10:50 am

Today I see that shameless hypocritical Home Sec. Priti popped up again to condemn other people’s rule-breaking during our Covid crisis.

Still nothing from Bob nearly two months on?

Steve Goodman
Reply to  Steve Goodman
7, January 2021 4:56 pm

Today’s tale of two Prities:

1. “The Prittster” immediately condemns the leader of a separate sovereign state for failing to condemn some very bad behaviour.

2. Bob and the others leading our sovereign state continue to fail to condemn the bad behaviour of our (previously sacked by the party for rule-breaking) Home Office leader.

Steve Goodman
Reply to  Steve Goodman
12, January 2021 10:21 pm

Today’s deja vu: more ” Prittster” preaching about obeying rules, reminding us that rules may be broken with impunity by her, and Cummings, and Bob…

Steve Goodman
Reply to  Steve Goodman
13, February 2021 3:57 pm

The still protected “Prittster” popped up again yesterday to protest about last summer’s “dreadful” protests against racism; a reminder that MP Bob has yet to respond to last November’s letter about his home secretary’s dreadful bullying…

alaniow
21, November 2020 8:13 pm

What is the collective name for Bullies?
A Party of Tories

She says she wasn’t warned about her behaviour, she was. Which makes her a liar as well as a bully.

Steve Goodman
Reply to  alaniow
21, November 2020 10:15 pm

And which also makes her much like the current con PM, who was sacked for lying by both the party and by his press employers, was arrested after a bit of Bullindon Club restaurant vandalism, and was famously recorded assisting his criminal friend Darius Guppy’s plot to assault an investigative journalist. She was also sacked by the party for breaching the ministerial code three years ago, back… Read more »

Steve Goodman
Reply to  Steve Goodman
19, February 2021 5:17 pm

Thanks to some of our senior civil servants, today’s news includes the High Court review of the PM’s shameful protective (in/)action.

Steve Goodman
Reply to  alaniow
24, November 2020 2:21 pm

Today’s news includes yesterday’s latest double standards PM mailing to ministers saying there was no place for this sort of behaviour…

Alternative Perspective
22, November 2020 3:13 am

Good for you Leo. Keep us informed if you get a reply to your email

T S
22, November 2020 3:20 am

I doubt very much Bob Seely will declare a position, or if he does, it won’t be a very clear one.

He’ll be worried Patel might one day become PM, and he won’t want to queer his pitch with someone who is likely to be vindictive with anyone who doesn’t give her full support. She is a very, very nasty woman.

newman
Reply to  T S
22, November 2020 8:44 am

In a very nasty party.

Steve Goodman
Reply to  newman
20, December 2020 11:34 pm

Also apparently acceptable to the party is MP (and hypocritical hard Brexiteer who moved his business into the EU two years ago because of worries about the adverse effect the hard Brexit will have on our economy) Rees-Mogg’s relaxed attitude to increasing numbers of British children living in poverty and hunger and having to be be helped by the UN because the government doesn’t care enough about… Read more »

Steve Goodman
Reply to  T S
14, February 2021 9:42 am

A reminder that two years before refusing to reply, hypocritical “I don’t like bullies” Bob had a very clear position on bullying by people other than his very nasty colleagues… (From an OTW Ryde Arena report – link to follow:) “I don’t like bullies and I think AEW are bullies. “I said to the council I will do whatever I can in Parliament to bad mouth AEW,… Read more »

Steve Goodman
Reply to  Steve Goodman
4, March 2021 11:19 pm

Today’s reports of the taxpayer’s payout of about £370,000 to the senior civil servant scandalously sacked for trying to stop the sort of bullying behaviour which Bob was so worked up about until his colleague caused trouble is yet another reminder of Bob’s hypocrisy and failure to respond.

(BBC link to follow for more information on the Philip Rutnam settlement.)

Steve Goodman
Reply to  Steve Goodman
4, March 2021 11:19 pm
Steve Goodman
Reply to  T S
28, February 2021 11:29 am

Recent relevant reports of hypocritical womanly nastiness were kicked off by Conservative Ruth Davidson’s criticism of Nicola Sturgeon for allegedly breaching the ministerial code; a reminder that Bob’s being a bit too tardy replying to this open letter, evidently because rules don’t apply to tories…

Fenders
22, November 2020 3:37 am

On the Patel case, Sir David Normington, a former Home Office permanent secretary, said on Saturday that Boris Johnson “doesn’t seem willing to stand up for high standards in public life”.

Shock, horror!

It’s Boris Johnson, a Tory, and the Leader of the Political Party the nation indorsed in the last general election!

eddo
22, November 2020 10:30 am

I think the poor girls been misunderstood, just showing a strong will and determination to get thing done that’s all,

andy
Reply to  eddo
22, November 2020 3:19 pm

Where others of course think she is little more than a fascist pig.

lardi
Reply to  eddo
22, November 2020 3:49 pm

Yes, eddo the country is in a crisis state and ministers cannot afford to say to civil servants “by the way could you possibly get this work done by the weekend, if it is not to much trouble” They need to kickass and I don’t think some civil servants are used to the pressure that the commercial world copes with all the time.

Rupert Besley
Reply to  lardi
22, November 2020 6:00 pm

The picture painted above is nonsense and could hardly be more inaccurate in terms of its suggestion of how things are. I just wonder what evidence you have to support such opinions. Do you have recent experience of working in Whitehall or is it more a case of having once listened to ‘The Men from the Ministry’? From ones I know working in that environment, I hear… Read more »

lauque
Reply to  Rupert Besley
22, November 2020 8:57 pm

Well said, Rupert.

Mark L Francis
Reply to  eddo
22, November 2020 8:37 pm

All right – so give her the benefit of the doubt. Once – even twice maybe – but THREE times? It’s not as though she is the first person to have done the job(s. Nobody else has been accused of bullying (even a feckless waste of space like IDS) – and its not like she is getting stuff done. She isn’t – & that is why she… Read more »

greenhey
22, November 2020 4:38 pm

It’s fascinating how this episode has prompted people to drag out their stereotypes, like civil servants are lazy elite types not like your hard grafting workers in the private sector. Rubbish At the level they interact with ministers, civil servants are generally pretty maxed out experienced types. Most importantly they are supposed to challenge what ministers want to do, because they know about the the practicalities of… Read more »

smallbrookjunction1
22, November 2020 10:43 pm

I see the Labour Marxist cult of Corbin wokes are In Action again still crying into their Guardian’s after being defeated and destroyed by Boris.

Mark L Francis
Reply to  smallbrookjunction1
23, November 2020 7:08 pm

Never read the Guardian – right-wing rag.

Steve Goodman
Reply to  smallbrookjunction1
27, November 2020 9:38 am

I see that when the respectable Labour leader pointed out in Parliament that the con cult had broken a series of their own pledges by “bullying, harassment, leaking, wasting public money, and obvious conflicts of interest”, the con’s previously sacked serial liar leader replied that their bulling, PPE failures, money wasting, and separate ‘chumocracy’ rules was “trivia”. (As reliably reported by the Guardian and others, but probably… Read more »

hialtitude
23, November 2020 5:18 pm

This is the sound of democracy dying, the sound of silence.

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