May 29th, 2009

+++ Mortgage Fiddling Elliot Morley Expected to Go Today +++


262 Comments

  1. 1
    Chantelle O'Shea says:

    Go? To jail?

    • 5
      Dack Blog says:

      He’s got a ‘get out free’ card as they all have, due to anticipated increased overcrowding.

    • 18
      FELLOW CITIZENS WE WILL HAVE TO TAKE THE LAW INTO OUR OWN HANDS! says:

      FUCK THE POLICE! WE WILL HAVE TO ADJUDICATE THE HANGINGS OURSELVES.
      CARPENTER: BUILD US THE GALLOWS, ROPEMAKER: BRING US THE ROPE.
      LET US STOP FUCKING ABOUT AND IF THE ROZZERS WON’T DO THEIR JOBS THEN WE, THE GOOD CITIZENS OF THIS COUNTRY, WILL HAVE TO HANG THE THIEVES OURSELVES!
      WHO IS FOR?

      • 24
        Ewanme says:

        I’m in , honey . I’ll bring some cucumber sarnies .

        E x .

        • 27
          Bordeaux Binger says:

          I’ll bring the wine. Is a ’98 Puillac acceptable ?

        • 45
          Unsworth says:

          I’d prefer a Palmer.

        • 54
          Winterton says:

          >Is a ‘98 Puillac acceptable?

          For a hanging dear boy? Certainly not!

          You need something lighter, more refreshing, something to raise a toast with.

          I’ll bring a couple of Dom Perignon White Gold Jeroboams.

        • 76
          Bordeaux Binger says:

          But isn’t Dom Perignon a trifle passe with cucumber sandwiches. With cheese and pickle perhaps.

        • 89
          Sir William Waad says:

          It’s a nice day. I would break out the Pimms. Use some decent gin and plenty of it. Pip-pip!

        • 95
          Engineer says:

          I’d better keep out of this. I’d be quite happy with a couple of pints of Marston’s Pedigree.

        • 108
          Gordon Brown says:

          Is this a black tie event, or will a lounge suit suffice?

        • 110
          Winterton says:

          Full top and tails for me old boy. Wouldn’t be seen dangling in anything else.

        • 136
          Anthony Steen says:

          You can’t have any of my wope. A wobber wobbed me of mine fwom my wurwal weetweat when wumours awent wound about my expenses.

        • 197
          Bordeaux Binger says:

          But isn’t Dom Perignon a trifle passe with cucumber sandwiches. With cheese and pickle perhaps. Also a claret stain can help disguise the blood splashes from the drawing and quartering.

        • 250
          The Rt Hon Santa Claus says:

          His ‘explanation’: “… sloppy accounting in a very loose and shambolic allowance system”. OK, so let’s see if I’ve got this right. It’s ‘fraud’ if I do it, but ‘sloppy accounting’ if an MP does it. And it’s ‘conspiracy to defraud’ if someone helps me to do the fraud, but it’s a ‘shambolic allowance system’ if the conspirators are in the parliamentary Fees Office.

          Is that about it?

      • 26
        Henry Crun says:

        You are NWA and I claim my £5

      • 40
        Robespierre says:

        I’d prefer Madame Guillotine so I could get on with my knitting.

        • 123
          Scrofulous Serf says:

          Yes yes – the blood of a condemned man – much more effective than hydrocortisone.

        • 174
          Postal Vote says:

          Don’t forget to clean the guilloutine between sentence executions. The troughing relatives may try claim compensation for hepatitis or hiv infections owing to nhs-level hygiene standards

        • 259
          Bordeaux Binger says:

          The Guillotine is so quick. However if we could flog them and flay them first it could prove entertaining.

      • 42
        FELLOW CITIZENS WE WILL HAVE TO TAKE THE LAW INTO OUR OWN HANDS! says:

        Yes, that would be lovely but the wine must wait.
        FIRST OF ALL WE’VE GOT TO START STRINGING THESE MOTHERFUCKING THIEVES UP!
        WE WILL CELEBRATE AFTER THE FIRST HUNDRED THIEVES HAVE BEEN HANGED AND NOT BEFORE!

        • 53
          Dack Blog says:

          I loved the contrast between the quiet polite bit and when you went all shouty.

        • 57
          Elfin Safety says:

          I’m with you. I’ll bring some hard hats. 17 stone of lard dropping on you could be dangerous.

      • 44
        Rupert Murdoch says:

        Can I buy the TV rights?

      • 62
        justoneglass says:

        Rope? Barbed wire is too god for these fuckers.

      • 63
        Eileen Critchley says:

        I’ll do the catering.

      • 102
        (yes I am a cunt / no I am not Nu Labour) says:

        LET US STOP FUCKING ABOUT AND IF THE ROZZERS WON’T DO THEIR JOBS THEN WE, THE GOOD CITIZENS OF THIS COUNTRY,

        This encapsulates the true stupidity of Guido’s mob.

        Execution? For the crime of theft? Like in Saudi Arabia or somewhere like that?

        Yes indeed the fat fuckwits of England are becoming a mob. Just like Coleraine last Sunday.

        • 116
          Prospective Mob Leader says:

          There’s still one thing missing from your scenario: a mob leader

        • 156
          FELLOW CITIZENS WE WILL HAVE TO TAKE THE LAW INTO OUR OWN HANDS! says:

          YES, YOU ARE A Hunt!
          AND YOUR STATEMENT OF DEFIANCE HAS BEEN JUDGED BY THE CITIZENS’ COURT TO BE EVIDENCE THAT YOU ARE A COLLABORATOR.
          GUILTY AS CHARGED.
          STRING UP THE COLLABORATOR!
          IMMORAL C’UNTS LIKE YOU CREATED THIS BLOODTHIRSTY MOB SO DON’T START BLEATING WHEN THE LYNCHINGS BEGIN.
          TAKE YOUR HANGING LIKE A MAN.

      • 114
        Sticky Bun says:

        I always prefer a nice St Emilion with a good hanging, an Ausone ’82 perhaps.

      • 115
        Mrs Minnever says:

        I’ll bring some knitting to do whilst I watch.

      • 157
        Lord Elpus says:

        Hear Hear.

      • 171
        freddie flintoff says:

        i will bring the barmy army

      • 192
        RavingMad says:

        I’m in on this – nothing like a bit of slaughter of the guilty – I’ll bring the clapometer and the lightshow

        • 228
          Anonymous says:

          Any suggestions for the music? I think a disco on the side might appear a bit tasteless.

        • 230
          Anonymous says:

          If it goes on late at night, we’ll need some light. Usherettes can attend with their torches, a tray of Kia-Ora, pop-corn, and drinks-on-a-stick.

      • 249
        Lucy says:

        WHEN ARE THE UK GOING TO SUMMONS THE STATES OF JERSEY WHO HAVE BEEN FIDDLING THE UK TAX PAYER OUT OF MILLIONS GOOGLE JERSEY EVENING POST FOR THURSDAY 27th MAY YOU THINK OUR MPs ARE BAD SEE WHAT ONE OF OUR CROWN DEPENDENCIES HAS BEEN UP TO

    • 153
      caesars wife says:

      no need for CSI investigation , no mortgage ,took money guilty , this one is as good as jaquis , put the cuffs on and repay it back

    • 161
      Angry says:

      Enough talk, its getting nowhere, time for violence.

    • 175
      Aristotle says:

      Hangman, hangman, hold it a little while
      I think I see MPs coming
      Ridin’ many mile
      So MPs, you get some silver
      Did you get a little gold
      What did you take from me, my MPs
      To put you on the gallows pole
      What did you take from me to put you
      on the gallows pole

      • 180
        Aristotle says:

        with respect to Page and Plant, Gallows Pole

        • 199
          P.C. Filth says:

          Good choice, sir. After that, could we have ‘Hanging Around’ by The Stranglers, a beat-combo of some repute I gather. Over.

        • 216
          Jethro says:

          …since, I understand, at hangings there is some involuntary release of Urine, faeces, etc., surely ‘… the answer, my friend, is blowing in the wind…’

  2. 2
    Chantelle O'Shea says:

    To jail?

    • 58
      Engineer says:

      To start with,I’ll settle for out of Parliament and public life. To give him more time to assist Plod with their enquiries.

      The scale of his misdemeanors demand immediate, full resignation from the Commons. Nobody “forgets” that they’ve paid off a mortgage – too many clues. Statment of final account, Title Deeds, that sort of thing.

      Then a nice “office” in Pentonville.

    • 142

      Yeah – not stepping down, going down. That’s what we want.

    • 233
      Anonymous says:

      I really really have had enough of all this now.

      At first it was like “wow”, then there were further revelations that were “shock and awe” and now I am just totally f*cked off with the whole thing.

      How Baroness Uddin can stand up and moan about social housing whilst defrauding not only the taxpayer of hundreds of thousands, but also some of her own ex-constituents who are desperate for social housing is beyond any sense of comprehension.
      The woman is immoral and should be stripped of her peerage IMMEDIATELY and the police investigation needs to hurry up.

      Those two tw*ts who were suspended from the HoL in the “cash for legislation” scandal. They should be booted out pronto and plod in for a corruption investigation.

      The integrity of the people in the HoL is supposed to be without question. This is some of the most immoral behaviour I have ever heard of in this country.

      Then there’s the MPs.

      What a shower of sh!te.

      The government are bringing in laws left right and centre not only depriving us of our freedom, but positive discrimination against the majority in the workplace.
      What sort of f***ing idiots run this country?

      Then they wonder why so many people cheat benefits or claim discrimination (Tarique Ghaffur or Dizaei or Shahrokh Mireskandari anyone) when they encourage that very culture.

      That arrogant tw*t Malik claiming for a £2,500 home cinema, even Brown claiming for a flat when he had a grace and favour home.

      For a party that is supposed to be for teh common good, all NuLab have doen is feathered their own nests.

      How they have tha audacity to dictate how I should run my life is beyond me.

      Suicide watch? Suicide watch? What about the public who are so f***ing depressed at seeing what a pile of sh*te this country has become.

      I’m not anti-labour. I think people like Tony Benn (whilst I didn’t agree with him) were men of principle and went into politics for what they believe in rather than what they could get.

      In Harriet’s own stupid words, “the court of public opinion” says your government is f*cked and good riddance.

  3. 3
    Ming The Merciless says:

    Bye bye porky!

    • 129
      Ali Stewart says:

      Never mind all this shit- have you noticed the new business news correspondent on Skynews- Nina de Roy. Got the best legs on TV, but I think I still love Lucy Verasamy more because she can tell the future- weather. And incidentally, isnt Lorna Dunkley the hottest MILF on the tele.

      Would any of us give 2 shits about MPs expenses if any of them accepted our dinner invitation?

  4. 4
    Charles Flaccidwidger says:

    Go to the bank to pay in a huge wad of fraudulently obtained cash more like.

  5. 6
    Martin in Essex says:

    Not going before the next election so this thief can get a golden handshake. What a corrupt country we live in.

  6. 7
    Closing in on Benefit Cheats says:

    Another light-fingered toe-rag that really won’t be missed….

  7. 8
    Sungei Patani says:

    But he won’t go until the General Election and will trouser the termination payment of about £50,000!

    • 105
      Talwin says:

      Perhaps Lord Myners could adjudicate on this one.

      • 117
        Flashman says:

        Why is this butcher’s boy still in his job, he was caught lying to a select committee wasn’t he, deserves a damn good thrashing at the very least.

      • 210
        Sinic(sic) says:

        Slightly “off-message”, but what’s happening with the Uddin woman? She seems to have peeled off a few bob too, but all is quiet it seems. Anyone know the state of play at Lords?

  8. 9
    CryBaby says:

    Why is he not getting done for fraud? Do we have to lynch him ourselves? Gordon bennett!!!

    Anyway off topic, Nick Clegg has an unmoderated blog so tell him what you think http://nickclegg.wordpress.com/

  9. 10
    Johnny says says:

    What is a special envoy?

    The Government (as in PM down to the slugs like Morley) is altogether far, far too large. With perhaps a third of the Labour Party in Government and much of the other two-thirds keen to curry favour so they can be ‘in Government’ at some point it’s no wonder there are few proper Parliamentarians on the Labour benches.

  10. 11
    Swiss Bob says:

    Like dominos. Prosecutions next.

    Last night’s QT, first two parts are up (YouTube): Question Time – Euro Elections & MP’s Expenses.

    • 109
      Steve Expat says:

      Good public service Swiss :-) – try as I might I couldn’t watch it anywhere.

      I understand the BBC restricting sports, documentaries or Top Gear to viewers in the UK, but current affairs programs? It’s not as if they can sell it to the US or release it on DVD next year, is it??

      And yes, I do pay for a TV licence on my UK apartment.

      • 176
        Expat 3 says:

        Er, have you not tried installing a Sky dish then? I can get HD on the Costa Del Sol.

        • 202
          Steve Expat says:

          I’m a bit further than the Costa del Sol unfortunately, in the land of the sand and the Sheikhs.

          Getting sport, drama, documentary etc is no problem at all via a variety of methods, either legit or otherwise, but QT has proved to be very elusive indeed.

          So well done to Swiss Bob, I see part 3 up now :-)

  11. 12
    Dack Blog says:

    Cameron’s just said that Cash has some ‘very serious questions’ to answer. Davespeak for ‘f*ck off’. So today or tomorrow perhaps.

    • 16
      Plato says:

      Oh dear, how sad, never mind.

      I think ‘serious questions to answer’ is a bit like an old boss of mine who would wield the axe with ‘can we have a little chat?’

    • 17
      Pass me the bottle please Gordon. says:

      No that’s Dave speak for “go and face your constituents because I haven’t got the bottle to face you myself.”

      • 19
        Dack Blog says:

        True. But most seem to opt for the ‘little chat’ brunch than face their constituents.

        • 23
          Plato says:

          Forgot to mention of course that Dave has an ulterative motive – Cash has been a pain in the arse to every Tory leader so if this is a chance to get rid of him…

          Cash is uber EU sceptic and tried to bring Major down over Maastricht.

        • 46
          Dack Blog says:

          He’ll probably be glad to see him go but will be getting increasing worried that, thanks in part to the skewed coverage, he’s having to say the same thing daily when Gordo’s keeping his head down. There’ll still be a lot of old school Tories left to stab him in the back if they see it as a root and branch exercise.

      • 30
        Henry Crun says:

        Whereas as Gordoom has no bottle at all….just ask Hazel

        • 104
          I don't think I like Brown very much at all.... says:

          I will gladly shove a broken bottle in that fraudster Brown’s ugly god forsaken face and then grind it thru to the back of his motherfucking thieving head – the scottish piece of shit – criminal bastard has ruined this country.

        • 125
          idiot child says:

          Rubbish Gordon has his very effective chocolate starfish chamber

      • 32
        Bingo says:

        Utter rubbish, the only fellow with no bottle is old ‘bottler’ Brown, remember that election that never was plus just about everything else the odious man has ever done.

        Oh, and where is brave Gordon hiding now? His ‘star chamber’, just another pathetic piece of pseudo macho nonsense from the ‘roid rage merchants at number 10.

        • 52
          Susie says:

          He’s wrapped in cellophane desperately trying to lose a few pounds so he’ll not look the fat middle-aged loser he is next to Obama — even the 85+ year old D-Day vets will probably look better than McSnot.

    • 39
      Anonymous says:

      Dave is finished in my book.
      He’s shown to be useless.
      Im normally a tory voter, but he’s lost my vote.

      • 48
        Unsworth says:

        That’s a huge relief all round.

        • 65
          Anonymous says:

          Focus on ZaNuLab next week in time for the elections?

          You know it makes sense…..

        • 128
          Lord Gideon Partisan BabblingBigot says:

          The Telegraph have still got plenty left in their backpocket.

          They have grown used to their massive bost in circulation so they will pace themselves to keep it going as long as possible.

          But it has to be said that Nadine Dorries amusing meltdown and subsequent rabid attacking of the Braclay Bros. has made certain that the Conservatives will be getting the lions share of the expenses publicity for a while yet

          Her lunatic conspiracy theories aside. If you are so staggeringly stupid as to personally go after the proprietors of the Newspaper which has the biggest Political scoop in years, and has ammunition on every MP, then don’t be surprised at the self fulfilling prophecy of retribution because you have done so.

          Doesn’t matter that Nadine recanted after her eccentric fashion.
          The damage was done.

          Think you will see Dave or Gordie going off on a lunatic rant after Rupert Murdoch personally for any slight real or imagined ? Even those two have enough common sense left in their noodle not to commit such obvious Political suicide.

          Dave must be delighted he stood by Nadine Dorries as the Tory Expense stories keep dripping out day by day.

      • 71
        Pete says:

        ‘Dave is finished in my book.’

        That would be ‘Courage’, would it?

        ‘He’s shown to be useless.’

        At hiding away like Gordon, you mean?

        ‘Im normally a tory voter,’

        You hooning liar!

        ‘but he’s lost my vote.’

        Bwahahahahahahaha

        • 87
          Popeye says:

          ZanuCon et al

        • 107
          Press Button B says:

          You are Master Baiter, and I claim my £5.

        • 185
          MrPeregrination says:

          I’m not normally a Tory voter but I was considering it – right up until he tried to defend Julie Kirkbride. My vote is lost. And no, I won’t be voting Labour either so I guess under the system we currently have my vote wil be wasted. Better than giving it to a party full of thieves though.

      • 90
        Bingo says:

        Back under your bridge, you can’t even troll properly!

      • 94
        Anonymous says:

        Vote UKIP

      • 204
        Chantelle O'Shea says:

        Well, it seems that Cameron is not much better than Brown, though we really need to suspend comparisons as it’s all so corrupt that we need to start again with a completely new system.

        MacKay has been exposed as a fraudulent hustler. But he has been that for years, of course. Why did Cameron choose such a bad man as an adviser? Did he lack the wit to see that the deplated one was a shyster? Not much of a judge …

  12. 13
    Popeye says:

    Why so few of the Government front bench have not been sacked or prosecuted amazes me. From my lowly viewpoint in the crows nest, most of their actions can be construed as fraud.

    • 31
      Captain Scarlett says:

      Hopefully, the cull of the cabinet is on the way next week.

      Brown is avoiding any confrontation with them at the moment as he knows they will have to go – Smith, Darling, Hoon, McNulty, Blears, Cooper, Balls et al.

      There is no way he can carry on with a disgraced cabinet and he would have to call an election.

  13. 14
    Elliott's mum says:

    When you say expected to go “today”, do you mean today or do you mean at the next election? Afterall there’s a few hundred thousand squid difference between the two dates for our Elliott.

    • 138
      Elliott's Mess says:

      I’ll go as soon as it’s possible.

      As soon as it’s possible to pay all my bills with your cash.

  14. 15
    Dick Cheese says:

    I wonder if the wretched BBC will give the same coverage to the Labour oinker as they did to Kirkbride?

    In this target rich environment, who have they given prominent coverage to today?
    Of course, it’s the Tory, Bill Cash.

    I’ve got no problem at all with troughing Tories being horsewhipped by the media, but the disproportionate attention given to relatively minor Tory misdemeanours -whilst giving criminal Labour felons a virtual free pass – is striking. Equally, they seem to have no interest whatsoever in Liberals.

    The BBC is beyond reform in its current iteration.

    • 47
      The Admiral says:

      Just a thought. Are the BBC majoring on the Tories misdimeanours as there is too high a risk of prejudicing fair trials of the Cabinet serious troughers!!? To say nothing of libel actions…..

      • 51
        Margy says:

        Let’s see who the DT concentrate on next week – run up to the EU elections.

      • 80
        Engineer says:

        Good point – food for thought. I seem to remember that it was quietly reported a couple of says ago that Plod where “gathering information” from the Fees Office. (Sadly, can’t remember where I saw the report.) Clearly, after the Damian Green fiasco, Plod is going to step very cautiously in anything involving MPs.

        • 83
          Engineer says:

          “days ago” not “says ago”. Note to self – read first, press button second.

      • 118
        Talwin says:

        You can’t prejudice a trial if no-one’s charged, can you? Sure, in due course the defence might argue undue publicity…not get a fair trial, etc. but exposing high-profile defrauding is in the public interest and the facts would speak for themselves.

        And you’re assuming a ‘not guilty’ plea.

    • 155
      The BBC ate my hamster says:

      I hear the BBC put the crazyjuice in Nadine Dorries tea and ensured the Barclay Brothers continuing vendetta against the Tories.

      Well it was the BBC or the Barclays themselves.

      A babbling madwoman assures me this is so.

  15. 20
    Trough Mixture says:

    We’ve already said …..goodbye.

  16. 21
    Anonymous says:

    Where is Toenails? Where is Brown?

  17. 22
    Andrew McLie says:

    What about my friend Bill Cash or should I say, Cash Bill ???

    • 64
      Blunkett's Cheese Grater says:

      An MP named Bill Cash stealing taxpayers money ???? Ha bloody ha! How ironic!!!
      Is that a joke name???

      What next? A PM called Gordon Brown who is full of shit?? ’nuff said……..

  18. 25
    dr. sipp says:

    there must be a time–when backbenchers smell the coffee and realise ministers are letting them hang–even thou ministers have done the dirty deed themselves.

    if i was a backbencher id call there bluff—lol

  19. 28
    Anonymous says:

    It must be getting to the point that Guido, rather than reporting rumours that are gathering steam, actually creates them.

    With millions of hits a month may come the power to focus the media spotlight in the way that seems necessary to force these thieves out at the next election at least.

    I hope so anyway.

    It would be interesting if some coordinated blog entries from the right could getting some champagne socialists out.

  20. 29
    Laughing at Gordon says:

    When’s Jacqui’s day in court?

  21. 34
    Little princess on board says:

    All the lying thieving Labour MPs who know they’re about to be booted out are queueing up outside no 10 to ask for a seat in the Lords so that they can continue their thieving ways. What a shower of twats.

    • 67
      It doesn't add up... says:

      There needs to be a campaign for no Dissolution Honours for the dissolute, and no Queen’s Birthday present either.

      Hopefully we’ll have a new parliament for the New Year.

  22. 35
    Anonymous says:

    GO WHERE exactly?
    None of these fucksters are going anywhere, just lying low, and waiting another 10-12 months for the GE, when they receive the goldon handshake.

  23. 36
    sick of the greed says:

    No mention on the BBC yet as far as I can see.

    • 59
      It doesn't add up... says:

      The BBC will wait til after they have confirmation from his constituency meeting tonight, which probably won’t end in time even for Newsnight. By Breakfast Time it will be yesterday’s news, not worth reporting.

      • 152
        Susan Boyle says:

        The BBC is treating this story like an aunty who has flatulence.

        Pretend it doesn’t happen, look the other way when does, and congratulate yourself on avoiding the subject when she’s left the building.

  24. 37
    It doesn't add up... says:

    June 26th on expenses. No date set yet on torture.

    • 70
      Blunkett's Cheese Grater says:

      Ok, when date for torture set, film it, burn it onto DVD, sell it to MP’s spouses, so they can claim it on expenses!!

      Must be able to think of a good film title…………

    • 74
      Laughing at Gordon says:

      Fantastic. Hope she’s the first of many.

  25. 38
    uk Fred says:

    Since Moron McSnot-Gobbler uses 1984 and Anmal Farm as his manuals for running the country, when they were written as warnings by a man called Blair, why can’t we use V for Vendetta as a manual for dealing with the troughing hoons.

  26. 41
    Richard the Lionheart says:

    What a shambles: Veterans blame Brown as Palace says it’s too late for ANY royals to attend D-Day anniversary in France See the Daily Mail.

  27. 43
    Dick Cheese says:

    Cash has got the potential to be a big problem for Dave.

    All the ingredients are there: patrician, millionaire Tory with glamourous, would-be MP, daughter. He’s stubborn, won’t be bullied, can’t be bought, has the backbone for a fight and probably won’t be de-selected.

    Now that Dave, unwisely, has put the black spot on him, he could become the new Kirkbride soap opera for the media. And this one could run and run – hogging attention and keeping the spotlight away from the multitude of venal, ministerial fraudsters.

    Dave might eventually get his way and lever LosdsaCash out, but at what price?

    • 173
      Lofa on the Sofa says:

      Dave had no choice but to put the black spot on Cash, just as he did with the others. In his defence, at least he’s been relatively consistent, admittedly only with low level back benchers – no high ranking high profile household names really. What the fuck has Broon done? He’s managed this the same way as he manages everything else – hide away…. call Tories names….water down Tory proposals then use in part and claim as own… All in all DC has at least reflected the mood of the people, and sent MPs to their constituancies for them to decide, so far resulting in thier delayed resignation. I repeat, where is Broon, not on the news, in the papers…. What the fuck is he doing?

  28. 49
    Anonymous says:

    Who’s to say in 12 months time Moran, Kirkbride etc won’t turn round and say, “actually I’ve taken soundings in the constituency and I’ve decided people may be stupid enough to vote me in again, so I’m staying on this gravy train”

  29. 50
    Up the chutney says:

    more like for a shit on a tax payer’s head

    don’t forget Gordon has taken your pension and spent it on the Nu Labour social experiment which includes the Home Secretary’s husband masturbating in front of a huge plasma screen that you have also paid for

  30. 55
    Scott says:

    What about McNulty and the other cabinet troughers?

  31. 56
    Mr Mnar says:

    All within “their rules” ???

    Cash for questions!

    Cash for law change Peers!

    And now Cash for the family!

    What else have they been hiding from us all?

    Can all these MPs get away with everything?

    I suppose when they all voted for an illegal war and got away with that, they believe they are all untouchable. Well for the next year at least. It’s just a shame with have to wait that long to fire them and any other puppets that are put up in there place!

  32. 60
    Anon says:

    Where an MP is convicted of a criminal offence they should automatically lose their seats. However the electorate should not be allowed to take the initiative. I would oppose recall of MPs, referenda and direct democracy, because this would put the wealth of the country, which is currently owned predominantly by the elite where it belongs, under the direct control and effectively the ownership of the jealous majority who never vote Conservative. Giving the plebs a vote in regular parliamentary elections jeapordises your property as it is, without taking it to the next level, where their jealousy would not be moderated by Labour MPs deradicalised by comfortable salaries. Would you want all the housing estate chav plebs to be given something approaching or actually constituting a direct vote over your property? Even if the majority chose to let me keep my property, effectively they would still be the ultimately owners, and I would only have the stewardship of it on license. I could not tolerate such a diminution of my status as a property owner and would leave the country.

    • 68
      Pleb says:

      So long, could you leave the key under the mat?

      • 79
        Anon says:

        Forget it. What I could not take with me I would destroy, and I would find some way of putting my land itself beyond use for the next few thousand years, rather than let you scum get it.

        • 126
          Fells Point barfly says:

          Pretty much what the Liebore gummint are doing to the country then?

        • 169
          Anon says:

          My ideal is government by the aristocracy, so I am certainly very suspicious of any government elected on a post 1832 franchise. However
          bad as the Labour Government is, I can assure you that direct rule by the pleb majority would be even worse. The plebs never stop saying how much more communist the Labour government should be. Any government, even a Labour one, is by definition an elite, and I prefer any elite to the pleb rabble, even an elite such as this that was the pleb rabble’s own choice. Naturally, Cameron would be far better, but not if he surrenders power back to the plebs the moment he gets it.

        • 207
          Anon says:

          Lets not forget that it was to facilitate greater democracy that MPs salaries were introduced in the first place almost a century ago in 1911. Which just serves to illustrate the point : if you try to extend democracy, you will end up hating the consequences. Be careful of democracy and everything associated with it. This is not an argument for dictatorship or royal autocracy – merely for government by the aristocracy and the most successful industrialists as before 1832.

        • 218
          Winner Bago says:

          You are Michael Winner and I claim my £5

        • 261
          Anon says:

          You are a lefty and I claim my £5 million.

  33. 61
    • 232
      Lofa on the Sofa says:

      An Evening Standard investigation has found that Barking MP Margaret Hodge has let her local Labour party use half of the two-storey building she rents in the constituency

      ‘Barking MP Margaret Hodge’ brilliant! just brilliant!

      and she always reminds me of Hyacinth Bucket

  34. 66
    Tortoise beats hare. says:

    Dave seems to have lost the initiative. At first he appeared to be running rings around Gordon with his Blair like soundbites that seem to promise the Earth but in reality are meaningless. His biggest mistake was not to immediately sack Kirkbride, closely followed by his letter of support for her closely followed by the deal he cut with her husband that only one opf them would have to go.

    Dave’s next problem is that Cash’s daughter Laetitia is one of Dave’s top shoe in ‘A’ listers.

    For once Gordon has got the better of Cameron.

    • 72
      Margy says:

      Nonsense.

      This is all going to come back and whack Brown in the face so hard, he will wonder what has hit him.

      I do agree that Cameron should have been tougher with Kirkbride, but what about Brown and his cabinet?? The public will not forget about Blears, Smith, Hoon, Balls etc and sooner or later Brown will have to do something about these crooks.
      And let’s not forget, it would seem that most of the cabinet are guilty of the bigger crimes ie ‘flipping’ mortgage fraud and tax evasion.

      • 127
        Steve Expat says:

        For all the publicity she’s had, you’d have thought Kirkbride was the one who:

        Claimed for dry rot at partner’s house 100 miles from constituency,
        Flipped their home 4 times in 4 years,
        Claimed for maintenance on London apartment while living at No 11,
        Told the fees offfice and HMRS that different homes were first and second to aviod CGT
        Forgot that they had paid off their mortgage.

        She wouldn’t even have made the “Cnuts Cabinet” if she wore a red rosette

      • 133
        Osama the Nazarene says:

        Hear hear Margy. Smith, Hoon, Darling & Purnell are crooks and HMRC should be investigating.

      • 134
        Fells Point barfly says:

        Well, something has already whacked Brown in the face. Have you seen him recently?

    • 96
      Prescott's little sausage says:

      Utter drivel, Brown is, as ever, doing nothing but hide away from problems.

      Cameron is out there, actually facing them. With Brown its all about saving his blubbery neck.

      • 190
        Sea sick Dave says:

        Cameron out there facing them?

        Last I heard he was telling his MPs who had been caught fiddling expenses to hold meetings with their constituents and let the constituents decide their fate. “Nowt to do with me mate”

        • 234
          Lofa on the Sofa says:

          Its not so much ‘Nowt to do with me’, as go back to the people who elected you and who you represent and let them have a say. What has Broon done? He is not leadership material, never has been, and reminds us of the fact every time leadership is required. He has got to go for the good of the country and that means a general election.

          The last time the socialists got together to pick a PM amongst themselves we ended up with this failure. Broon and his clunking fist were going to straighten things out after the fall of Blair. While no one in their right mind would want the return of Blair, I think he would have been in the media, speaking to the people, even if it was lies, not hiding in his bunker wondering how to defeat Johnson & co after coming 4th next week.

    • 139
      Sticky Bun says:

      What a load of utter crap

    • 143
      Talwin says:

      Laetitia??!!? FFS. And she’s the piece who occupied the flat Cash called his second home? And I’m pushing for a Tory win. They don’t make it easy do they?

  35. 73
    Felix the Fox says:

    Morley was one of the leading lights of the anti-foxhunting campaign before he went all ‘respectable’ to take a Ministerial job after 1997.

    We should all celebrate that he has been uncovered as no better than a common thief.

    The problem is, as other have commented, he will hang on and be paid about £200k in salary, expenses, termination fees and other fiddles (move to the House of Lords?).

    In the expenses saga, heads or tails, these cheats come up winning!

  36. 75
    Anon says:

    Even if the majority chose to let me keep my property, effectively they would still be the ultimately owners, and I would only have the stewardship of it on license. I could not tolerate such a diminution of my status as a property owner and would leave the country. Do you think Margaret Thatcher could have driven through her essential reforms if Tory MPs in marginal constituencies would have been subject to recall at any moment? No wonder the left, outside parliament at any rate, would love the idea of recall so much, or of direct referenda in which they could severely curtail even those property rights that survive under nokiaGBh. So however obnoxious the prospect of swindling MPs retaining their positions for another year undoubtedly is, it is still in the broad scheme of things better than a system of direct democracy that would jeapordise property even more than parliamentary democracy and Labour governments. Direct democracy would equal communism, so no true Conservative would countenance it.

  37. 76
  38. 78
    It doesn't add up... says:

    I do wonder why Tom Harris thinks he needs two electirc shavers…

    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/mps-expenses/5402587/MPs-expenses-Tom-Haris-and-the-MP-and-battle-of-the-bottle-steriliser.html

    Doesn’t he own an overnight bag?

    • 224
      Upstairs/Downstairs says:

      Er, I have several shavers for different areas. Is that a problem?

  39. 81
    Anonymous says:

    “Barking MP Margaret Hodge..”

    How right you are !!!

  40. 82
    Anon says:

    Do you think Margaret Thatcher could have driven through her essential reforms if Tory MPs in marginal constituencies would have been subject to recall at any moment?

  41. 84
    dr. sipp says:

    cash–live on sky–DIGGING A MASSIVE HOLE

    said his son SAM was using his flat–so he needed another

    daughter was getting married

    RULES as they were

  42. 85
  43. 86
    nuff said says:

    Morley – you’re fucking scum.

  44. 88
    Mary Hinge says:

    Woo hoo! Bring it on!

  45. 91
    Liber8 says:

    ZanuLab = ZanuCon.

    Once the Tories win the next GE, ZanuCon can continue the Zanulab agenda.
    The Cameroons are takin us all for CNTZ.

  46. 92
    Elliot Moremoney says:

    “Step down” in due course. Nice parachute payment. A seat in the Lords. Lovely jubbly!

  47. 93
    Richard Timney says:

    I did not have sex with that woman.

  48. 98
    RavingMad says:

    Has anyone seen Gordon?

    • 111
      Engineer says:

      Does anyone want to?

      • 254
        grandma B says:

        I don’t

        But the “odd” appearance gives credence to the other parties.
        I think Labour know he’s not a vote catcher so they keep him under wraps (possibly a straitjacket).

  49. 99
    Rt Hoon Geoff Hoon says:

    I do appreciate all these distractions. People have forgotten all about me and my scams. Ho-ho, off to Heathrow we go …

  50. 103
    Indigo says:

    Is Elliot Morley one of those self-serving, freeloading, swine who have applied to be, cough, enobled – elevated to the House of Lords?

    http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2009/may/28/labour-reform-a-new-politics

    It is a disgusting spectacle: MPs thinking only of how to continue living the luxury to which they have become accustomed, paid for by “little people”. Get down the job centre, losers.

  51. 106
    Anonymous says:

    Entitlement – the bane of our society today………

    Just reading the Telegraph about Charlotte Atkins.

    Does she think I’m f***ing stupid?

    Charlotte:
    “I bought my second home cheaply because it required some repair so my mortgage interest claim was low but my repair bill was high,” Miss Atkins said. “If I had chosen to buy a fully refurbished property I would have paid a very high mortgage interest but this would not have been questioned.”

    My interpretation of this:

    1) You don’t mind living in a home that requires repair – ergo all of this bullsh!t about needing nice TV’s etc – you managed when you first bought it!

    2) You have done this purely to get the taxpayer to pay for refurbishment of the property in order that you maximise your capital gain at the time of sale

    Her defence…..

    “David Cameron’s additional costs allowance claim is almost entirely swallowed up by mortgage interest but this is not considered in any way inappropriate.”

    Why the f*** does she think she is entitled to do what she has done based on David Cameron?

    I know, I’ll start wars in Labour constituencies as I think they are “oppressed” and use the justification:
    “Tony Blair took the country to war but this is not considered in any way inappropriate”

    It’s this entitlement which is absolutely NO defence against what you have done.

    Don’t treat me like a f***ing idiot! I’m well aware of what you are up to.

    If you had an ounce of moral fibre you would have already agreed with the fees office that ALL capital gain (not just the CGT if you bother to pay it) would be repaid on the sale of the property.

    Won’t hold my breath for that one.

    These people are like primary school kids and they boil my pi$$

    • 122
      P.C. Filth says:

      The bitch needs a fucking good slapping, sir. Over.

      BTW- what time is the caption thing today? I, and my fellow filth, do have a laugh over some of the efforts, sir.

  52. 113
    tru tory says:

    Let’s start talking about the elephant in the room. David Cameron himself.

    Why does he think we taxpayers should pay his mortgage interest when he is a very wealthy individual, reported to be worth with his wife £30 million.

    Does he think we are stupid? In the same way flippers, remortgagers, extenders, trust funders a la Wintertons, relative renters, club dwellers, etc have sought to maximise their person gain he has done the same.

    If he is maintaining any savings that a normal person would have sold to pay for either of his properties, then he is artificially maximising his interest bill by having a larger than necessary mortgage, and is a fiddler on the same level as the others.

    Answer the question Dave – “Did you use all your family savings when you bought your house, or did you deliberately chose to get a large mortgage so you could maximise your subsidy from the taxpayer?”

    I will not vote Tory until this has been answered.

    • 145
      Pleb says:

      Great point. Dissolve parliament now, preferably in a vat of acid

    • 148
      It doesn't add up... says:

      I guess you think Ronaldo should play football for free.

      • 181
        Anon says:

        Footballers are mostly a bunch of grossly overrated upstart plebs. I do not care how good they are at chasing a ball, and at amusing millions of other plebs. Despite exceptions, ability with a ball is usually a sound indicator of stupidity, and if it was down to me footballers would be living in poverty.

    • 149
      Talwin says:

      If you’re going to troll you need to do a bit more than just call yourself tru tory. A bit more subtlety is called for otherwise you just look like a tosser.

    • 150
      Prescott's little sausage says:

      Very helpful, now sod off.

    • 163
      Chip O'Lata says:

      Stop waving me about John.

    • 177
      Dave in a spin says:

      The Hunt even claimed to have the Wisteria moved from his chimney before his windmill went up. It’s easy being green…on expenses.

    • 220
      Dr Feelgood says:

      Pure tosh.

      People should be paid the going rate regardless of their personal assets.

      If I have a house worth £75K, should I get paid less than someone in a house worth £60K?

    • 227
      Cassandra King says:

      Comrade, you are no more a Tory than I am!

      The least you can do is be honest about your party affiliation isnt it? Its always sad to see such a transparent partisan attack, its very cowardly and so very like the newlabour guiding principles, dishonesty/cowardice/dirty tricks/smear tactics.

      Do yourself a favour and quit the fakery eh? we can see straight through it.

  53. 120
    PAUSE FOR A MINUTE AND CONSIDER THIS; says:

    Balls and boy wonder wife Cooper,between them, earn total monthly sum of £15,000 net after tax/NI.
    They claim an average £600 per month food.
    That makes it £138.50 per week food claims,to eat – remember,they get £15,000 per month cash into their bank account – that’s £3,461 cash per WEEK.

    Now think of a 78 yr pensioner who gets £90.30 per week pension,to pay for EVERYTHING;
    gas,electricity,rates,TV licence – oh and of course FOOD.

    So these two pieces of total shit get paid by you,a total of ONE AND A HALF times the pensioner’s total weekly pension,just to keep them in food every week – remember they are getting £15,000 per month/£3,461 per week cash into their account (and I am not even going to talk about the mortgage relief and the CGT avoidance).

    Now tell me,how happy are you reading this?

    How comfortable do you feel?

    Ready to march on Parliament and hang these two thieving nonentities?

    • 179
      Sticky Bun says:

      My hatred of these two rancid freeloading fuckers know no bounds.

      • 240
        Ball's - the son of Hitler says:

        Sorry,but I hate them more than you do.

        Just 1 minute with Ball’s and my new electric chair – he won’t have any Ball’s – they will look like fried mushrooms.

        I better stop cos I am seething with anger at these two criminals.

        • 248
          Anonymous says:

          Nah

          Not ‘avin’ that

          I hate them more than anyone

          Ever

          I ‘ate the bleedin’ pair of ‘em completely

          Utterly

          Loads

  54. 137

    Fuck this for a laugh. This trougher shouldn’t be stepping down – he should be going down.

    This isn’t Lord Boffington-Woffington getting his drawbridge oiled, or Ron Leninspart finally getting the 50 inch plasma he’s always coveted. This is plain, simple fucking fraud.

    That’s why Elliot Morely should be going to prison. We’ve been saying it for weeks. Why’s it taking so long?

    Take him down..

  55. 140
    Steve Expat says:

    Nadine news – New (spoof) interview

    “Nadine Dorries, The Parliament’s Princess, gives an exclusive interview” at

    Bo Beau D’Or blog http://www.bbdo.co.uk/blog

    - nothing to do with me, just a fucking funny photoshop and movie wizard- the guy who did the Martin musical interlude a couple of weeks ago :-)

    • 168
      Madine is Batshit Insane says:

      Superb stuff! Very, very funny.

      Guido should do the decent thing and link to this too.

      • 186
        Steve Expat says:

        He’s very good, most famous for photoshopping satirical images, but recently moved into doing videos…

        I’ve been following his blog for a couple of years now, since he did a load of stuff on Blair and the infamous double take on Kate Moss and Pete Docherty as Hindley and Brady.

        There’s a good sports kit MP story on his front page now, MPs should wear shirts so we know where they are, either home, second home, or away :-)

  56. 141
    FireForce says:

    About time he went, has been a useless Hunt all his life.
    certainly could never have earned that amount in the real world.

  57. 154
    Talwin says:

    So what!

    • 164
      Hang 'em high says:

      That sounds terrible!
      How can they justify claiming all that money to fill their very ugly faces?
      Hang ‘em high…

      • 170
        Kevin says:

        The crooks who claim on food are clearly using expenses for their every day living and probably not touching their basic salaries. This is a scam in itself and means they are getting rich at our expense.

      • 247
        Anonymous says:

        Simple. Balls has a very large belly.

  58. 158
    EC1 PhD says:

    What did the cross stitch say to the ball of wool?

  59. 159
    Fred Goodwin's undersea Goose Mansion says:

    Bill Cash is taking to the airwaves talking horseshit and digging his Political grave furiously.

    Buh-Bye Bill.

    • 172
      Madine is Batshit Insane says:

      Cash has said he’ll pay back some of the, well, cash.

      I think he hears the sound of knives sharpening very close by.

      • 212
        Anonymous says:

        Isn’t it strange how all these MPs who have been caught out can suddenly find the cash to repay?

        • 236
          John Major's Y Fronts says:

          Cameron says Cash has “some serious questions to answer” otherwise by implication UKIP will soon be having a new member of Parliament shortly.

          Oooh how I wish I’d said that !!!

  60. 160
    Engineer says:

    You can’t have a trial until evidence is gathered and charges brought. Plod does the first stage. Is the DT staying off Plod’s back for a while?

  61. 162
    I Wonder says:

    I am a floating tory voter myself, yet over the past twelve months or so, I have been increasingly ill at ease with Mr. Camerons “non performances”.

    On countless occasions the empty net has been beckoning, McBrown and his utterly useless cohorts and defenders all over the place, yet Cameron has hit the woodwork, booted the ball into row Z, hit the corner flag or turned around and started running towards his own goal.

    Does he ever want to score a direct hit I wonder? Does he realise just not being McSnot, might not be enough?

    Or is he simply waiting for the current gang of mercenaries to leave the pitch tired of office, weighted down with their ill gotten lucre and allow Cameron to celebrate his great victory over the thoroughly discredited ZanuLab, tell anyone who will listen in triumph, his brand of radical ZanuCon, will usher in the new age of purity, hope and prosperity for the long suffering, hard working folk of Britland?

    Or is all he brings, more of the same, just not as incompetent, slightly less venal, a little less authoritarian, not quite so servile before the real government in Br***els, Bliar 1`s Bliar 2?

    • 215
      Rexel 56 says:

      I am a floating tory voter myself

      Classic Dolly opening line.

      Has the great man come back among us?

    • 222
      filipinomonkey says:

      Don’t forget he is the product of the Tories losing three elections to Blair. To lose once could be considered a misfortune, to lose three times a disaster. Now the climate’s changed, the fraud(s) of the past 10 years exposed, he’s actually got quite a chameleon act to do. He was selected to out Blair, Tony (I’m stopping for three full terms, hang on whats that brown stuff heading towards the fan…) Blair.

      The daily drip of revelations certainly does bring back the sleaze memories, of the Major years but he’ll have to stick to it. Labour can’t capitalise on it as the only thing stopping Brown sacking everyone other than the very worst is the fear that the remaining labour ministers could have their next meeting in a phone box. Won’t stop them trying though.

  62. 165
    Steve Expat says:

    Not mentioned it for a couple of days:

    We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to call a general election immediately.
    http://petitions.number10.gov.uk/GoToCountryNow/

    5165 and counting – with all the troughing Hoons determined to stay on “until the next election”, shouldn’t that election be as soon as possible?

  63. 178
    Posh Tory says:

    I’m sure these comments are getting more and more OTT every time I look at them.

    • 193
      AuxContraire says:

      you might be right

      then again…..

    • 237
      John Major's Y Fronts says:

      But surely all in the “best possible taste” to quote the late great Kenny Everitt

    • 241
      All very polite says:

      no they fucking aren’t – bring in the next one for the decapitation machine

  64. 182
    Dack Blog says:

    Mandy’s been on saying what a pity it is that all this has come out ‘now’ – particularly because it’s something that’s been going on for so long. Eh?

    • 200
      Train Enters Tunnel, Big Explosion, Chimney Falls Down says:

      Does Mandelson always talk in double entendres?

      • 211
        Casual observer of crime says:

        Mandy’s one of the very worst troughers. From a terrace house in the north to a place in Regents Park worth millions in just a short time. How did he do it?

    • 214
      Anonymous says:

      You can be sure he never wanted it to come out. Mathew Paris had to do that for him.

  65. 184
    Anonymous says:

    He should be going into custody along with many other career lobby fodder.

  66. 187
    Anonymous says:

    i always wondered why torys dont like the public sector,the last two weeks as shown me why.NASTY BASTARDS

    • 231
      Ratsniffer says:

      Perhaps the reason is that the public sector is bloated, overpaid, over-unionised, and with pension entitlements which far outstrip those of the private sector. You know, those same private pensions which were plundered by Snotgobbler…and which has led to a two tier system: those lucky enough to be sucking on the state teat, and those of us who have had to pay our own way, whilst being fleeced by the treasury for daring to do so.

  67. 188
    shay guevara says:

    Bill Cash lol, now there’s a feller who deserves defenestration if ever was one

    • 238
      Simon Schamas World History of Totally Useless Facts says:

      And to give it a European flavour(I know how Bill loves Europe)no doubt in Prague for those history buffs amongst us ?

  68. 189
    Jeremy Bowen says:

    Go now. Do not pass go. Do not collect thousands when you do.

  69. 194
    Benzo says:

    When Morley goes , perhaps SHunthorpe should be renamed Shorpe .

  70. 195
    Anonymous says:

    Guido, please give us a caption picture.

    Don’t make me have to do any work on this lovely sunny day…

  71. 196
    Benzo says:

    ffs … Scun’thorpe then

    • 217
      Steve Expat says:

      Guido’s “spellchecker” killled your joke!

      It doesn’t like references to S C U N T H O R P E – but you’re right, when Morley goes it then be known as Shorpe anyway ;-)

      • 235
        Benzo says:

        lol aye , I don’t usually require any help to kill jokes .

        Still , at least it was not lost on all … ;-) .

  72. 198
    kp says:

    Is it just me who keeps reading the headlines about Cash renting his flat to his daughter as renting out his daughter in his flat?

    • 239
      Anonymous says:

      You wish !!!!!

      • 242
        kp says:

        Well, obviously that would only work if I were another Tory MP and we could come to some arrangement over who pays for what on expenses.

        Er, hang on…doesn’t Dave want new candidates?

  73. 213
    cheche says:

    Where is Brown?

    A man of fragile mental stability. Has he cracked?

    Could it not ne that he is being hidden away to be pulled round. Not in fact the first PM to have this happen in the face of failure in a long awaited positon.

    Look at Mandy’s face today when he announced the new car sales figures. Something is wrong. Maybe this explains all this jockeying for Brown’s job.

    Resignation? Ill-health?

    • 243
      Where of where is the worst Prime Minister in history? says:

      Gordon Brown is evidently enrolled on a 4 day course entitled;

      “Smiling – When To Do It At The Proper Time,Without Looking Like Gordon Brown”

      Cost; £234,546

      Bill to be sent to;
      The wankers called taxpayers.

      For taxation purposes,this course can be claimed against CGT and £1,250,000 food claims will be accepted,as long as receipts are included (sorry,new rules).

  74. 224
    Ratsniffer says:

    Slightly OT but Peter Oborne has hit the nail on the head and shown – in my view – why NuLabour will hopefully never be re-elected again in living memory. They have fleeced and stolen from ordinary middle income earners….while featherbedding themselves (the rich political classes) and those who can’t be arsed to work.

    This will not be forgotten. Read it and weep….and remember it when you go to vote.

    http://tinyurl.com/nbnk43

  75. 226
    Stronghold Barricades says:

    Well make sure he causes a by-election please

  76. 229
    tru tory says:

    Talwin – rather than being a troll as you suggest, i suspect i have been a member of the Tory party rather longer than you. I have also been a candidate.

    My point about Dave maximising his mortgage artificially is a serious one. How is this any different to any of the other claims? It is designed to maximise his take at the expense of the taxpayer.

    Whether we are funding duck houses, unnecessary rental cost for those with alternative suitable property, or unnecessary interest for those with savings the cost is the same.

    Why do you think it is somehow ok?

  77. 244
    Boris says:

    Dont’ worry Guido..

    Finkelwhatnot is YEARS BEHIND THE CURVE

    STill in New Labour’s paradise the idiot…

  78. 252
    grandma B says:

    Has he gone yet? Why are we waiting?

  79. 253
    The big D says:

    Another week gone by and hardly into double figures. A few scraps thrown to the wolves but armor plated so that they last until the next general election and get their golden parachute.

    Conservatives still offering tidbits to placate the masses, DC’s become a candidate. Lib Dems proposals for change, Labour lets set up a committee.

    The public anger will not abate until the chasm between treatment of MPs and that of the public is filled. So many people have made the distinction of what happens to a member of the public caught cheating and how MPs are allowed to continue, unhindered for a further 12 months.

    What will it take to get through to these people that they are increasingly seen as a waste of oxygen?

    • 262
      Anon says:

      I’d rather they did resign immediately, or that they automatically forfeited their seats upon criminal conviction, but not to such an extent that I would create a backdoor to communism in order to force them out now through direct democracy.

  80. 256
    Unsworth says:

    Not gone yet.

  81. 257
    Ever Vigilant says:

    Tru Tory— So what if Cameron bought a prpoerty at a price requiring a mortgage repayment of £1700/month?

    Would you have preferred him to pay cash up front ? Why should he forfeit additional costs allowance?

    You are no tory mate whatever protestations you make. Mcbride would have done a much better job. Bet you miss him lots.

  82. 258
    Elliot Morley Stepping Down says:

    Channel 4 news has confirmed that Elliot Morley will step down – at the next election.

    Hoon

  83. 260
    Geeat Granddad says:

    Sorry to go o/t, but have you seen this one? http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard/article-23701307-details/London+MP+claims+public+money+for+Labour+pa

    Now we have not just some of the pigs, but the pig farmer himself – the Labour Party.

    Who should plod have been talking to by now? Margaret Hodge, her Constituency Manager, her Constituency Chairman, her Constituency Treasurer, the Labour Party Treasurer, every clerk in the fees office who had any knowledge of this unconstitutional scam. A ten-year-old would know better than to claim on this one – “just following the system”.

    The pig swilling by individuals is bad enough, but institutional theft from the public by the ruling party is the stuff of banana republics. Let’s have a new petition, not for McBruin to go, but for the Labour Party to be dissolved. This, to me, is the end of the road.



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Gangsters keep their promises, unlike party manifestos.



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