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http://www.tonguechic.com/assets/000..._teeth_std.jpg That Blair babe was probably so shocked at the reaction, that she didn't eat her oats that night. :D |
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And what percentage of the population are these thieving slags?... makes me wonder why we blame most of our ills on immigrants
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The things is that whilst all this is going on, all 650 MPs are being tarred with the same brush, there ARE MPs who have no questions to answer on expenses, but this continual drip drip drip affect, is doing nobody any good, save the circulation numbers of the Daily Telegraph
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One downside to all this is that if they force MP's from their seats with this backlash we will end up with a lot of very inexperienced MP's and very few seasoned ones. If this happens who will take the blame MP's or the media or will it be both them and the public at large. |
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It just goes on and on the bill for travel stands at £6.2 billion, where do these greedy sods get off spending public money like it is water???
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Think the best one yet is that six Cabinet ministers employed accountants to advise on their expenses claims and paid for them on, yip you got it, on expenses:rolleyes:
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This story will just run and run because it stirs up anger in each and every fair minded person in the country. People who have been placed in a position of public trust have been shown to abuse that trust. One of the things that annoys me most is the way public sector workers, especially the police and nurses, were being told that their independently recommended pay increases could not be implemented because the public purse could not afford it,,,,,,, whilethe very people who were telling them that were taking ludicrous amounts for themselves in what were at best extravagant and at worst fraudulent claims for expenses.
I worked for 30 years in the public sector, and misuse of public money for personal gain is deemed "gross misconduct" under the disciplinary system, punishable by instant dismissal and referral to the police. If the MPs are treated in the same way as other public sector workers are treated, many of them will end up in jail. |
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Petunias - £500 worth - not like this one:D
BBC NEWS | Politics | Tory MP claimed £500 for petunias YouTube - I'm a lonely little Petunia in an Onion patch PS despite what you hear the singer is NOT Jonathan Woss |
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.......and the reaction of MPs who have been "found out" is pathetic. They try and blame someone else, and offer to pay it back immediately. The country's prisons are full of people convicted of fraud who no doubt tried to say the same when they were caught.
One MP tried to blame an unfortunate error in his accounting procedures. One acknowledged that on reflection, the claim he had made would not stand up to public scrutiny. One supposedly eminent MP admitted his claim of several thousand for a TV was a bit daft. All euphemisms for "It's a fair cop, guv!" |
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can anyone see the difference that would be seen - other than saving massive amounts of taxpayer's cash - should the House of Commons be shut down?
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