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I'm extremely disappointed in Greg. I thought him to be a man of integrity but it turns out he's just like all the others.
I don't particularly think that the claims that he put in were outrageous and they were certainly within the rules. What gets me is that he's probably known this would come out and instead of saying right at the beginning that he'd made these claims for expenses he's been saying that he would publish them some time before the official date in October. He should have just said right at the beginning - this is it, this is what I've done and sorry. Instead I think he hoped that it would all blow over his head because he's not a big fish and not affect him - tactical error there Greg. |
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The whole thing would be laughable, if it wasn't so sleazy.
MPs are calling for the BBC to make public the salaries of all those in it's employ. Strange they should be championing transparency now really, when the vast majority of the 'honourable' members in Westminster fought tooth and nail to prevent their own outgoings being made public. Saying sorry, after you've been caught isn't very honourable, nor is the sudden interest in everything being laid open to public scrutiny, when they tried to prevent it for so long, when it came to their own expenses....and now we know why. |
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this thread started with £10,000 offered to leak expenses... now whoever did supply the disc to the telegraph is "reported" to have sold it for up to 300,000...is he/she a hero?
no doubt it's a good thing this shambles was brought out into the open but has this person done for the good of the public?...or more for the dosh? |
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I'll carry on milking the system (that we created, and tried to prevent everyone knowing the details about), because they're doing it too. If I'm to elect someone to represent me, and for them to then vote on moral and legal issues on my behalf, I expect some degree of integrity, honesty, and at least an understanding of fair play. Most of my political heros will be spinning in their graves at this shower of career charlatans. ...and by the way, claiming for expenses on mortgages that have been paid off, isn't 'playing within the rules'. It's fraud, and the police should be called to investigate, just as they would be if it had been one of us lesser mortals that had 'forgotten' we shouldn't be claiming money from the public purse for it. |
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If they had they'd have leaked the details for free. At least we're not funding them though. Still at least John Wick, ex SAS, and Conservative supporter, has shown typical Tory entrepreneurial skill by selling the secrets. That's a free market economy. He had a product, and someone wanted his product. The fact that what he was selling didn't belong to him, as been going on for centuries. |
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You're wrong. It's MPs who control and set their expenses, and it was MPs who blocked every attempt for those expenses being made public. Why? Because they knew there'd be an angry public outcry. |
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Totally different scenario, as the farmers don't set and give out the subsidies. That's done by those free loading politicans in Brussels. |
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As Bernadette pointed out, two totally different issues. This whole shambles isn't really about actual amounts of money, it's about principles, or lack of them, and the gross hypocrisy of humbly apologising only after the facts have been made public. |
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different issues but the same principle..honesty..dosh is paid out to unworthy causes in this country but is blamed on the poor in our communinty..and history shows the poor will pay and the rich will feel little hardship.
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