September 20th, 2009

Baroness Scotland Accused of £170,000 Expense Fiddle

Sunday Sleaze

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Patricia Scotland, who was at the Home Office before becoming Attorney-General, has wrongly claimed some £170,000 since 2004.  The £38,280 a year over-claim is only for ministers who have a primary residence outside the capital.  Patricia has a £2 million home in Chiswick, West London.

Labour MP Graham Stringer told The Mail on Sunday that if Lady Scotland did not make a ‘principled resignation’, she should be fired by Gordon Brown.

‘It is extraordinary that after four days she is still in the post… The whole Government is tarnished. People feel the Government is passing laws it is not applying to itself.’

Despite giving her his full backing, if Brown thinks Patricia Scotland can remain as Attorney General, he is stark raving mad.


967 Comments

  1. 1
    Dack Blog says:

    People know, not ‘feel’.

    • 8
      dirtyden says:

      Yeah, they know and feel that Brown is stark raving mad.

      • 19
        Anonymous says:

        That fucking idiot speedo’s back I see.

      • 34
      • 36
      • 79
        Bliar and other poodles says:

        Mandy is spinning again and it looks like the Gordon stepping down rumours are gaining traction.

        Will Brown step down at Brighton ?

        Will Mandy have a word in Brown’s ear about a nice clean resignation that wold “avoid more damaging stories” that Mandy would never dream of leaking ?

        Has Mandy finally chosen Johnson or Miliband for the top job ?

        The Plotting continues and even grows more feverish.

        • 99
          A Pensioner says:

          Not a chance. The deal is Mandy delivers Brown (who he hates); Brown delivers Lisbon, in return the EU give Mandy’s mate Blair the presidency. After that Mandy doesn give a fuck for Brown, NuLab or Britain.

        • 146
          Lord Mandleson of all that he surveys says:

          #100 Pensioner, have you been hacking into my e mails ?

        • 196
          Agent 99 says:

          100
          in a nushell that is I am sure what is happening

          How come these odious creatures can get away with this. History will ensure that we collectively, are never forgiven and forever should be ashamed.

        • 227
          A Pensioner says:

          Agent 99 – the only hope I see is from external influences not wanting an EU block. Unfortunately the yanks are stuffing around with Obama and are distracted with the financial bullshit. The chinks haven’t yet got used to being a world power. The Russians are still fighting the last cold war. So, sadly, there is every chance it will happen.

        • 241
          anonymous says:

          Pensioner, Mandy never gave a shit about Britain in the first place. He’s a 100% internationalist, pocket-liner who would gladly rejoice in the submersion of the country into federal EUrope lock, stock and barrel.

        • 321
          Bliar and other poodles says:

          Pensioner, the deal WAS Mandy helps Brown.
          but as has been all too clear of late he has turned on him with a flurry of leaks and disdain about young pretender Kirsty who now has Brown’s ear.

          As for Bliar and the EU Presidency.

          Well do we seriously think Milliband the Bliarite would step in the way of it ?
          And do we actually think either Miliband or Johnson would stop lisbon ?
          Particularly if it’s a condition of Mandy’s support of a new leader.

        • 852
          Allan@Aberdeen says:

          Mandelson will ensure that there is no election before the Irish do what they have been told. This doesn’t mean that Brown is safe from Mandy’s plotting: it means merely that if Brown can’t hold the line, then Mandy will put someone else in place to do so, but without an election. However, I read that the Czechs may scupper Mandy’s and the EU’s plans

        • 858
          Bliar and other poodles says:

          The election isn’t moving. Doesn’t matter who is the Labour Leader and PM.

          Surely you have all realised that if Brown steps down or if there’s a coronation of Johnson or Miliband or even if there’s a full blown leadership contest the election date remains May next year.

          Why on earth would Labour have a snap election in the winter at a record low in the polls when they don’t need to ?

          We all know it would be FAR more democratic and we’d all love one as soon as possible but the rules are clear that the election date is in the gift of the current PM or the next one.

          No doubt there will be a campaign to damand an immediate election if Brown does get deposed or quits but Cameron knows that it’s a matter of a few months he will be campaigning for.

          Cameron can change the rules in his Party for electing a Leader and he can even change the rules for the terms of a PM’s tenure when he wins, but he obviously can’t change the Labour Parties rules of Leadership elections any more than Brown can change the Conservatives.

          If Lisbon goes through the election is in May next year.
          If Brown quits the election is in May next year.
          If there’s a leadership challenge the elections will still be in May next year.

          We may not like it but that’s what will happen.

      • 472
        john in cheshire says:

        How did she get the job in the first place. Why isn’t she white?

    • 58
      David Hockney says:

      Fraud and criminal negligence, but still has Gordno’s confidence?

      Strewth, I need a fag.

      • 65
        Camp David says:

        Will I do?

      • 200
        Cinna says:

        Found guilty in the court of Public Opinion. Take her down!

      • 222
        scumbag says:

        Hockney, you clearly don’t understand how it works. In orer to have Gordon’s confidence it is obligatory to be a criminally negligent fraudster. How else do you think this lot operates?

      • 233
        Mark Oaten says:

        Hello sailor.

        • 289
          Anonymous says:

          Looks like Baronnes Morgan is on the take as well.

          £38 grand (yes, £38 grand) a year as a “london allowance”.

          ….and she comes up with the ISA database thing?

          So, to recap:

          Baroness Morgan: £140,000
          Baroness Uddin – £183,000
          Baroness Scotland – £170,000
          Baroness Hayman – £200,000
          Lord Taylor – £70,000
          Lord Ryder – £100,000
          Baroness Thornton – £130,000
          Lord Clarke – £80,000?
          Lord Dykes – £66,000

          and these are supposed to be the people who keep a rein on MPs!

          Puts some of the MPs claims in the shade!

          What I want to know is what happens after these revelations?

          There are soundbites and MPs waving cheques around, but then it all goes quiet. Suspiciously quiet.

          Do they think that once things have quietened down that it will go away?

          We should have a list of all Mps & Lords who have been caught with their fingers in the till and what has been done to recover the money and punishment of the offenders.

          Guido – do you know if anyone is actually tracking this?

      • 258
        Phil O'Pastree says:

        You paint an evocative picture there, Hockers.

      • 273
        Anonymous says:

        Yahoo News reports that Borders Agency officers have broken down the door of the flat where Patricia’s illegal worker lived, searched the premises and taken some documents away. There was no need for breaking and entering. If no-one was in, a single officer could have waited until someone returned. I detect the same pattern here as with the Damien Green raid. Put the frighteners on the cause of the Government’s discomfort. Why has Patricia’s door not been kicked in and her house searched yet?

        • 337
          Stronghold Barricades says:

          Only little people break the law

        • 364
          barefootcontessa says:

          Go get her tonga’d!

        • 428
          Anonymous says:

          Surely the main suspect here is The Baroness herself as its her who appears to have broken the Law. Any unbiased investigative process should see the Borders agency paying her a visit to establish whether there is documentary evidence to be obtained re the illegal employment of this “servant”. As a matter of fact there may be documentary evidence relating to other employees in a similar pickle. So why is this not being done ?

        • 499
          UK Fred says:

          You just do not understand this, do you? If Baroness Scotland is part of the ZaNu Lie Baaah, then she can’t possibly be involved in anything illegal. Ergo it must be the employee’s fault.

        • 745
          Incitatus says:

          Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?

        • 747
          Not at home says:

          Her house has not been searched because her entire problem is that there IS no evidence in her house. The copies of papers she needs are not in her house; if there were she woudn’t be in trouble.

          I wonder if steps are being taken to ensure that, even as the minister responsible, she is not being given any access to the findings and papers of this enquiry.

          It would be just too easy, wouldn’t it? ‘Oh here they are; I’ve found them after all …’

    • 386
      Biffo says:

      ‘Principled resignation’? Don’t be silly, she’s NuLabour – they know nothing about either principles or resignations.

      • 503
        UK Fred says:

        Disagree, it a simple two rule system: Rule 1 Nu Lie Baaah are always in the right. Rule 2, in cases where the NuLie Baaah is not in the right, refer to Rule 2.

      • 937
        Sylvia's Mother says:

        To long just end with they know NOTHING.

    • 623
      Gooey Blob says:

      She should not be allowed to resign. Instead, she should be thrown out of the house and made to repay the money.

    • 689
      Anonymous says:

      What no Osbourne fuck up? C’mopn Guidy where’s the balance (sorry, forgot you’re a tory apologist)

    • 961
      Brian says:

      Baroness Scotland???? hahahah its more like Baroness Zimbabwe hahaha God this country is going downhill so fast, England has been branded Englandastan, or Londonistan, i hope our government is proud for selling the country…morons

  2. 2
    Onan the 15 kw Diesel generator says:

    Your not expecting our beloved leader and his mates to do anything about it are you,he only writes books on courage but is a coward,the rest are just slimebags of the first order,white wash will have been orderd by the tanker load and things will just carry on until his cowardly fingers are prised from the door frames of ten Drowning st.

    • 434
      Shithead says:

      Onan – please pay attention. It’s ‘You’re,’ not Your. Your is possessive. You’re is a shortened version of ‘You are.’ The inverted comma replaces the missing ‘e’. Is that clear? Write it out 20 times or I’ll have you in detention.

  3. 3
    Man With a Very Hot Bladder says:

    Troughing bitch. When are these criminals going to be sent to prison?

    • 83
      Sukyspook says:

      In a word…………never.

      “IT’S A BIG CLUB, AND YOU AIN’T IN IT” George Carlin RIP (sadly missed)

      • 804
        Mr Ned says:

        Along with “they don’t give a fuck about you, they DOn’t give a fuck about you They own you, they own everything.”

        How very very very true.

    • 117
      The "Angry Aberdonian" says:

      There was a time when creeps such as Scotland would have started to fear popular revolt. However, now all they need to do is plead “racism” and the liberal’s very own anti-Israeli, brown shirt army (aka “Unite Against Fascism”) will come running to their aid – fists, boots and clubs flying – while the police stand to one side and nod in approval.

      So anyone with plans to demostarte against those currently in power – think again!

      • 251
        Four-eyed English Genius says:

        Don’t know about that, but I might demonstrate! Sorry, could not resist as I always mistype that word!

    • 746
      d'Pict says:

      Och aye the noo!

      The clue is in the title!

  4. 4
    • 80
      Croesus says:

      That’s odd. I thought the police and other organs of state violence normally smashed in the door of the suspected offender. Oh sorry,I forgot, embarrassing a government minister IS an offence (Green, Kelly, …).

      The rest of us may begin to wonder exactly what the purpose of the law is in this country when the most senior law officer in the government appears to have broken a variety of perfectly clear legal requirements.

      • 93
        South of the M4 says:

        The story will be that Scotland was presented with perfect forged documents. Thus she goes free, and the cleaner is sacrificed. Yawn.

        • 213
          Sceptical Steve says:

          ..except that the law specifically requires that Scotland should have been in possession of photocopies of the relevant work permit etc. In this sense, the law is very clear and simple to implement, i.e. she’s either in possession of the paperwork, or she should be prosecuted.

          The search of the cleaner’s flat could be to locate any such documents and pass them over to Scotland to help her put together a defence, or to take control of any correspondence that might be prejudicial to her defence, although the Borders Agency would probably claim that they are looking for evidence of a wider conspiracy.

          Whatever, it would certainly appear that she’s being cut a lot more slack than Joe Public would expect.

          BTW, is the Borders Agency another of the increasing roster of organisations permitted to enter property without a warrant?

        • 217
          Road_Hog says:

          Sad, but true and predicatable. I bet the cleaner also did her expenses and she’s to blame for that as well. It stinks.

        • 298
          Phil O'Pastree says:

          I’m sure the Attorney General had no hesitation in issuing the necessary warrant.

        • 315
          john miller says:

          Well, looks as if the Old Bill have confiscated any documents the cleaner may have had.

          Big person breaks the law and says fuck off.

          Little person breaks the law and the police kick her door down.

          But never mind, all the meedja will tell you we’re not a police state, oh no.

        • 366
          barefootcontessa says:

          BBC keeping cards to their chest on this one. Not a squeak for several days about the sleazy Baroness.

    • 252
      Papasmurf says:

      Seems to be a story here that has not yet been told. Thew article is linking Government minister, documents, illegal immigrants,”paper documents” being removed and a sexual status that shows the moral standards of the participants.

      Reminds me of the Christine Keeler story!!!!

      • 297
        AP says:

        Wouldn’t it be funny if the border agency seized the ‘documents’ in the raid yesterday and then tomorrow the Baroness was suddenly able to supply copies!!!!!

      • 368
        Huw Jampton says:

        Papasmurf, you may be on to something here. I have just read through the Mail article, and I find myself wondering if their journalists know a lot more about this but have not yet published (or dared to publish) it.

        Take a good look at the photograph in this link:

        http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patricia_Scotland

        If this IS a hint by the Mail of things to come, you read it here first . . .

        • 417
          Papasmurf says:

          Journalists always know more than they publish. Isn’t that why they are so close to Politicians in the first place. It is always a manipulation of the way it is disseminated into the public arena that ‘controls’ events.

          Don’t we all clearly see that, those that regularly blog on here?

        • 433
          Aberdeen Angus McDayie says:

          I have just compared the likeness of Baroness Scotland of Tonga and her cleaner. Might they be related?

          The last time I saw such a resemblance between two apparently unrelated people was when Tom Cruise was pictured with Penelope Cruz. (The narcissism involved in people sharing not just looks, but name as well, should not go unremarked). (Just as well the original GF has been dead for centuries, precluding certain sorts of attraction).

        • 445
          Huw Jampton says:

          AberdeenAngus (at 427, below): I think your question, ‘might they be related?’ might better be phrased ‘what was, or is, their relationship?’

        • 447
          Huw Jampton says:

          Correction: at 427 above, not 427 below.

        • 451
        • 490
          dirtyden says:

          I don’t think much of “Lena”.

        • 750
          Phil O'Pastree says:

          Reminds me of this Russian slapper I brought home once. She said she’d do anything for fifty dollars.

          I said, “Right! See that pile of ironing in the corner…..”

  5. 5
    Gladys Pew says:

    They have no shame. Nothing will get rid of these people except a General Election. They are disgusting.

    • 21
      FLabour! says:

      The Conservatives need to have a purge when they get into power – and prosecute all the sleazy Labour / public sector scumbags.

      • 231
        john miller says:

        Oh dear. Don’t wait up then.

        Read Mr D’Ancona in the Telegraph.

        Cameron thinks he’s the heir to Blair and all the Shadow Cabinet “revere” the young Gordon Brown.

        • 369
          Anonymous says:

          An election? What will that do? It will simply result in one group of thieving, troughing bastards being replaced by another. Any chance Saxe-Coburg et al is going to pay back what she has taken?

        • 559
          nell says:

          Let’s face it she’s preferable to tony bliar and mrs gimme gimme postbox as President and wife.

    • 50
      Anonymous says:

      A firing squad would be quicker.

    • 72
      Anonymous says:

      HEAR! HEAR! HEAR! Bring it on.

    • 84
      Sukyspook says:

      I agree – and disagree Gladys #5:

      “They have no shame.” “They are disgusting”. Totally agreed.

      However, a GE will only reveal, in future years, ongoing and cross-party abuse of ‘we the people’.

      “Nothing will get rid of these people” other than arrest, court case, a cell and if necessary for TREASON, hanging…

      • 155
        rick says:

        “cross-party abuse”

        Indeed, it is ultimately in the interest of all parties not to rock the boat too vigorously. They are all different wings of the same party – all equally corrupt. Their compliant friends in the media feed at the same trough, and are all too willing to keep up the pretense of real choice. I does look like a complete social revolution, or civil war could be on the cards.

        • 376
          barefootcontessa says:

          I keep thinking things can’t get worse, then they do! Our ‘ruling’ classes are just unf…ing believable!

          153, you are quite right.

    • 144
      Dack Blog says:

      A GE won’t rid us of disgusting politicians, whatever the outcome.

      • 260
        Atlas shrugged says:

        No but The BBC could help if the BBC had the slightest interest in doing the right thing. It does not , and has not had the slightest intention of doing any such thing, which is a major reason why corruption at all levels has been ALLOWED if not positively conspired to happen.

        We have had EU sponsored Common Purpose place men ( later day brown shirts )and women recruited into every aspect of National public life.

        Yet not a word from the media and the BBC especially. Mainly because these subversive elements of a foreign power have been installed in the media well before time. The BBC has these people even working as their highly over-paid tea-ladies.

        All is not well, to say the very least, and we all have a very serious and collective feeling that we are all sitting on the deck of a rapidly sinking ship. Which is not surprising because metaphorically speaking we very much are. If we don’t have the foggiest idea WHY things are utter shit from top to bottom, there is absolutely no chance of making things even a single degree better. For there is little enough chance, even if we all did all work it out by tomorrow afternoon. IMO things are already far too late. However where there is life there is hope.

        As John Cleese once said.

        The despair I can handle, it is the hope I am having a problem with.

        The first place to start is THE BBC. For it is The British Broadcasting CORPORATIST Corporation that is our biggest problem, and the softest target.

        Things in all respects, are so mind-blowingly awful, that all Cameron has to do is not turn out to be, Gordon Browns particular version of a charmless Adolf Hitler on amphetamines, and we could all start feeling a little better, virtually over-night.

        I guess that the next six months is going to seem like the longest 180 odd days ever, to a great many people.

        • 286
          Dack Blog says:

          I’m struggling with the despair. Not forgetting the anger and frustration. Better than apathy I guess.

        • 329
          Atlas shrugged says:

          You may have quest wrongly.

          Apathy is a clear option, and one that you may or may have not noticed, is now close to the majority viewpoint.

          Politically motivated idiots like ourselves, that predominate the internet, are the REAL fools, because we self-evidently have been paying some attention, and therefore wrongly believe we have any notable power to influence our political establishments, or an political opinion, stance or understanding, worth having. We do not, or if we ever did, we certainly do not now.

          The establishment will now do to us all, what it always intended to do to us in the first place, whatever exactly that is. All democracy can achieve is the delusion of some form of people power, that even at its best, can only slow matters down, or reform the odd bit here or their, in the interests of making our common and individual condition a little less intolerable.

          The establishments main priority is to keep relative peace on certain particular streets, the rest can basically go to pot, as many already have. Not for our common or individual good you understand, but simply so we don’t start getting any ’silly ideas’ involving piano wire.

        • 344
          Dack Blog says:

          You’re not telling me anything I haven’t always known, to be honest. But you stick your head in the sand, and to a certain point you grow and expect the world to grow with you. Then realisation dawns I guess. I’ve always been a ‘glass half-fuller’ type, so it’s a difficult adjustment to make.

        • 382
          barefootcontessa says:

          The BBC, although we, the public financially support them, are deeply deeply ‘establishment’ minded. They protect themselves in exactly the same way that the politicians and parliament does. I feel that we’re on a hiding to nothing when it comes to trying to open up the BBC.

    • 148
      Rip Van Winkle says:

      They’re that disgusting, you can’t be sure they’ll give you the choice of an election.

      • 739
        Anonymous says:

        Elections were postponed when we were at war with Germany.
        We’re now at war in Afghanistan and with terror, aren’t we?

    • 153
      Anonymous says:

      Just remember when you go into that voting booth to be “Tough on sleaze, tough on the causes of Sleaze”

      • 215
        Dack Blog says:

        I’m just hoping for someone worth voting for. I don’t want to have to vote for the best of a bad lot, or to try to keep the worst out.

        • 294
          Atlas shrugged says:

          Oh do come on Dack Blog, my son. If you have ever voted before, then voting for “the best of a bad lot,” or “desperately trying, and always failing, to keep the worst out,” is precisely what you have always done in the past. The fact that you did not know this was the case in the past, changes not much.

          Welcome to the real world, when has it ever been any other way?

          The answer is that, as countless generations will have loved to have been around to tell you.

          “It is shit, it always was shit, and utter shit, with highly repressive knobs on, is basically all you have to look forward too as well. You think you spoilt pussy’s, are having it tough? Please don’t make me laugh.”

          Or words to the effect.

          The only times things have improved for the common man, is when he has just survived though a time when things where a whole lot worse.

          Such is the human condition, and the whole history of recorded civilisation rolled into one.

        • 306
          Dack Blog says:

          Cheers for that Atlas. I feel much better now. :)

        • 385
          barefootcontessa says:

          The only thing you can do is hold your nose, vote, and jump in!

          Why are we always trying to get rid of the last lot,…..at any price?

        • 647
          Atlas shrugged says:

          The Fabians, which is just one group of psychopaths that have been darkening our door-steps for some considerable amount of time. BTW The FABIANS which rightly claim to be SOCIALISTS, were founded and are still financed by very high up members of our establishments vastly Imperialist, International banking fraternity.

          Since Labour came to office in 1997, the Fabian Society has been a forum for New Labour ideas and for critical approaches from across the party. The most significant Fabian contribution to Labour’s policy agenda in government was Ed Balls’ 1992 pamphlet, advocating Bank of England independence. Balls had been a Financial Times journalist when he wrote this Fabian pamphlet, before going to work for Gordon Brown. BBC Business Editor Robert Peston, in his book Brown’s Britain, calls this an “essential tract” and concludes that Balls “deserves as much credit – probably more – than anyone else for the creation of the modern Bank of England”;[7] William Keegan offers a similar analysis of Balls’ Fabian pamphlet in his book on Labour’s economic policy,[8] which traces in detail the path leading up to this dramatic policy change after Labour’s first week in office.

        • 715

          That’s all democracy really is.

          Getting rid of a bad government without shooting them.

          Democracy is rather more for our rulers benefit not ours.

  6. 6
    Fred Goodwin's Duck Palace says:

    I think she’s pretty much toast now.

    Thanks to Agent 99 for mentioning it too.

    • 396
      barefootcontessa says:

      Burnt toast.

    • 878
      davy says:

      She looks like toast,she mut be toast!

    • 939
      Sylvia's Mother says:

      She’s a welsh (scotland) rarebit troughing whore with cheese on top. I am so pissed at this NuLabour bunch of sanctimonious hypocrites. They have failed in just about every test and Brown will go down as the worst ever chancellor let alone PM yet still NuLabour get support out there, god knows who voted for them. NuLabour needs to be obliterated at the next GE whenever it comes.

  7. 7
    McMental's Doctor says:

    Errr Gordon is stark raving mad. And right now he is dithering, throwing phones, raging, crying, trying to find an angle where this peronally benefits him and hurts Tories. Tonight he’ll only sleep a couple of hours before waking and it all begins again. Tha anguish – do I sack her? Blame foreigners? Blame Tories? Play the race card? Do nothing? Write another book on courage? He is in a fragile place.

    • 23
      spodokomodo says:

      Doctor, when administering Gordon’s medication tonight could you do me a favour and measure it out under one of those EU mandated bulbs – you know the ones where you can’t see what the fuck you are doing? Cheers.

    • 137
      Kick the Pricks says:

      How many signatures does it take to get the fucking insane twat sectioned?

      • 220
        Sceptical Steve says:

        I understand that the answer is 2. (In the Prison Service, where the medical staff are on the Justice Department’s payroll, Governors are able to request that “their” doctors section difficult prisoners in this way. In prison slang, it’s known as “Nutting Off”.

    • 419
      Aberdeen Angus McDayie says:

      Gordon is quite evidently at this stage nothing more than a zombie, being wheeled out to convince the nu labour hordes they have a dear leader rather than a sinister cabal.

      Similar in fact to B’liar, whose reality is exposed in the DM piece that Guido links to, pictured as a dessicating cadaver propped up in a vertical position in resemblance of a homo sapien. (Yet again, kudos to the Mail’s Picture Editor, whose eye for the Dorian Greys of our politics is peerless).

  8. 9
    streamfisher says:

    “Despite giving her his full backing, if Brown thinks Patricia Scotland can remain as Attorney General, he is stark raving mad”. That’s the problem he IS stark raving mad.

  9. 10
    smilie in your stout says:

    I don’t mind these stories about hypocritical and venal politicians.

    But Guido seems fundamentally unserious. Politics is a mud lark. Throw as much as you can. He who dodges best, wins.

    Meanwhile serious things are happening. Carter Ruck are hammering in some more nails to the coffin of free speech. Shariah continues to creep (including within Guidos beloved Tory machine). No one is stopping the influx of people into this country who in their hearts hate its values. Millions of kids are without jobs or hope and we have this welfare dependency culture which is truly ruining people’s lives.

    No, Guido’s for laughs and little else.

    • 12

      On a good day. Cheer up. Maybe this isn’t the place for you.

    • 15
      mooslims eat our babies says:

      yeah, and sharia law in the UK isn’t the usual hysteria of Nick Griffin’s little nutjobs
      where are these sharia laws on the legislative agenda or in cameron’s manifesto ?
      mere hyserical rhetoric from a fringe group of frightened paranoids

    • 20
      Jimmy says:

      “Carter Ruck are hammering in some more nails to the coffin of free speech. ”

      Doesn’t the Dorries letter before action expire this week?

      • 157
        bandersnatch says:

        Carter Fuck are also currently shutting down websites and burning books in the Portuguese child ‘abduction’ case that dare not speak its name. Busy people… and so expensive to hire, I’m told. If it costs such a packet to suppress unhelpful opinions, there must be a bottomless money-box somewhere.

    • 303
      Phil O'Pastree says:

      Who is this Shariah Law I keep hearing about? I don’t watch much tele so I s’pose it’s someone from Big Brother or the X-Factor.

    • 312
      backwoodsman says:

      You clearly haven’t been paying attention then. The popularity of Fawkes’ has largely been responsible for shaming the msm into getting off their backsides and exposing the essential rottenness of the whole criminal labour government.

    • 877
      MrJones says:

      You have to laugh or else you’d cry.

  10. 11
    Fred Goodwin's Duck Palace says:

    Well since I haven’t been claiming £170,000 of taxpayers money since 2004 or employing illegal immigrants against the Law I’m perfectly happy to be casting stones against yet another hypocritical troughing piggy.

    Nobody forced her to do any of this.
    It’s entirely her responsibility so she must face the consequences.

    And if any of the Shadow Cabinet is caught doing the same thing I will be casting stones at them too.

  11. 13

    These are Weeble politicos – they wobble but they don’t fall down.

    • 395
      bandersnatch says:

      You are old, Father Geek… like me… I remember the Waterskiing Weeble who floated in the bath… Never fear… they can all be sunk in the end.

  12. 14
    Jethro Q. Walrus-Titty says:

    I hope she is not going to play the race card -after all she only got where she was because of what she represents….

    • 28
      Anonymous says:

      Scotland?…

      • 30
        M-Thatcher says:

        The lady’s not for turning

      • 31
        Jimmy says:

        I think he’s referring to how few white males get to take silk or become Benchers of their Inn. It’s like a Klan rally on here sometimes. The funny think is after several dozen semi-literate racist screeds someone invariably adds: “I bet she’ll play the race card”.

        • 53
          Anonymous says:

          Indeed she will. “Equalities” (meaning jobs for useless cronies) and entitlement (creating workshy voters) are liebour core creeds

        • 255

          Minorities are more-equal is a core part of the Britishness destruction project that is also known by the name New Labour.

        • 269
          Foggy Albion says:

          I bet she’ll play the race card.

        • 274
          daisy says:

          “The funny think is”. Who are you to call people semi-literate?

        • 602
          You Couldn't Make It Up says:

          Jimmy no-one would drag the colour question into this if Scotland (and her ilk, eg Vaz, Khan etc etc) were UP TO THE JOB. They patently are not – and their incompetence is equalled by their corruption.

          However in all such cases, any wrongdoer (politcal or criminal etc) when caught out will accuse those seeking dismissal of the offender by playing the ‘racism’ card to deflect criticism, if that option is open to them. It’s the way we are now. And it works, in the current political climate. One prays it will change soon, but I have my doubts!

        • 666
          Jimmy says:

          “They patently are not”

          What would be your main criticism’s of her tenure as A-G?

        • 738
          Mongrel says:

          Competence: her “explanation” of her failure to make the appropriate checks shows she does not understand her own law;
          Ethics: she allowed herself to be used to pilot the disgraceful US extradition treaty through the Lords, even though unlike Blair she accepted its lack of balance.
          However before that, she had apparently done some good work, so perhaps she will have the integrity not to play the race card. Just shows the power of this government to corrupt.

        • 749
          Jimmy says:

          Thought so.

      • 123
        Stalins Organ says:

        Sister of the King of Scotland aka Idi baby.

      • 207
        Jethro Q. Walrus-Titty says:

        well I suppose thats better than what you represent anonymous..

  13. 16
    GORDON BROWNSYNDROME says:

    They Will Do Fuck All About It Because They Are all At It !
    They Probably Go To Her For Advice On How To Avoid Prosecution Themselves !
    It’s Not Just Lie-Bore They Are All At It These People Are Scum
    Stealing Off The very People They Claim To Represent !
    And Then They Stand There And Try To Justify It
    They Really Are The Dreg’s Of The Human Race

  14. 17
    FLabour! says:

    “Labour MP Graham Stringer told The Mail on Sunday that if Lady Scotland did not make a ‘principled resignation’, she should be fired by Gordon Brown.”

    Principled resignation?!!

    If I stole from my employer, would I be allowed to make a principled resignation? I don’t thinks so!!

    Neither should this bitch!!

    She should be sacked, prosecuted and made an example of!

    She should receive the maximum penalty, be stripped of the proceeds of her crimes, and, if guilty of abuse of office, should be stripped of her pension too!

    I don’t think the country has ever seen a government and public sector so corrupt and sleazy. We need a purge!!

    • 68
      Not at home to mr boasty says:

      Stirnger’s quote was not in response to the expenses but in response to the immigration story.

      • 85
        FLabour! says:

        Yes – and for that she should be sacked, prosecuted and made an example of!

        For the deception over expense claims she should go to jail. How can an Attorney-General be allowed to fiddle expenses and not be punished with the severest of penalties?

        • 169
          Anonymous says:

          How can a Chancellor of the Exchequor be allowed to remain in position after fliping houses to avoid capital gains tax ?

        • 262
          Camp David says:

          How can a Chancellor of the Exchequor be allowed to remain in position after flipping…

          Cramp.

    • 879
      davy says:

      And she should be de-frocked!

  15. 18
    Jimmy says:

    Have you considered launching a private prosecution?

  16. 25
    The Admiral says:

    Surely the Baroness can be stripped of her fatuous title? Scotland indeed, herumphhhhh….

    • 27
      Jimmy says:

      It’s her surname you twat. Her title is Baroness Scotland of Asthal. Asthal is a town in Oxfordshire. I could explain why she uses the name of that town, but that would spoil Guido’s “scoop”.

      • 29
        The Admiral says:

        I stand corrected. Pity you had to spoil your post with gutter language…

        I’m left wondering why so tetchy…

      • 156
        The Ghost of Christmas Past says:

        Funny name for a muslim? “scotland”?

        And who the heck christened…erm hang on a minute… named her ” Baroness”?
        Bit of of a silly first name too.

        I love the fancy titles they give themselves….. makes them seem ….well…just like some of those somalian drug lords who take a grand sounding name despite the fact that theyre completely shit.

        Introducing, Lord Gord of Incontinence.

      • 359
        Huw Jampton says:

        hmm, nothing obvious leaps out . . . the only thing for which Asthal is known is that the Mitford family were from there . . .

        • 398
          bandersnatch says:

          Corrections to you all… Asthal is nobbut a tiny hamlet in Oxfordshire, and Swinbrook an even smaller place nearby is where the Mitfords come from.

        • 740
          Mongrel says:

          It’s on the river Windrush, which of course is the name of the boat that the original Caribbean immigrants were brought here on in 1948.
          Just a guess – JImmy can you enlighten us as you seem to have the inside track?

  17. 26
    FLabour! says:

    Anyone seen this on the BBC website?

    “PM in ‘life support’ economy plea”
    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8265062.stm

    A broadcast from the bunker!!

    McMental has gone absolutely mental!!

    Someone, please, give the man a gun!! Maybe he could take a few of his colleagues with him too!

    • 33
      Lyn Chemall says:

      I have a cunning plan for McMental’s life support. Parliament Square, Lampost and piano wire…

    • 43

      Time someone switched off his life support.

      • 66
        Alan Douglas says:

        Yes, Mandlefolly should have been switched off years ago.

        Oh, he was ?

        Twice ?

        So stories of the Living Dead are true ?

        All in the bane of the Greater EU !

        Alan Douglas

      • 86
        Sukyspook says:

        Elby #43 – Brown’s “life support”??

        You mean time to switch of Mandlescum??

        • 89
          Sukyspook says:

          …….and thereby hangs another tale – Mandy’s twice dismissal from UK Parl, his insertion into an EU ‘top job’ (books never audited ergo, EU is a criminal enterprise) then re-inserted into top job in UK, UNELECTED, to ‘handle’ (!) PM’s job which Gordy, along with his dodgy cabinet/benchers are still being paid for and which on EVERY front have:

          F A I L E D.

        • 128
          GORDON BROWNSYNDROME says:

          Mangledbum Is Also well Known For His Insertions Into The Brazilian Community !

        • 427
          barefootcontessa says:

          Skspk, if you wrote this stuff in a novel it would be instantly rejected, jumped on, jumped on again, sniggered at, rejected again with guffaws, scrunkled up then thrown in the wasty, then laughed at all over again!

          ‘ Totally ludicrous’, the editor would say falling about, creased up with sardonic laughter. ‘Anyone who writes that stuff must be totally off their trolley’!

        • 855

          http://quotationsbook.com/quote/39963/

          “Truth is stranger than fiction; fiction has to make sense.” Rosten, Leo

    • 54
      Axe The Telly Tax says:

      It’s just a matter of time before the IMF bailiffs come to batter down the doors of the bunker. I hope the Queen has hidden the crown jewells somewhere safe

      • 77
        Lyn Chemall says:

        Queen’s keeping v. quiet. Hope she’s drawing up a TREASON case against Brown, Blair and other Clingons. The Tower has some valuable assets which haven’t been used for eons (i’m talking racks, not jewels!)

      • 195
        Susie says:

        Yesterday BBC News 24 commentary on the last days of Callaghan’s Labour substituted “‘the international community’ demanded public spending cuts…” for ‘IMF’ — sounds much less official.

        The only way an international community can ‘demand’ spending cuts is by currency markets selling the £, as they will.

        • 917
          Sukyspook says:

          And Susie, we all know, or should know, that the IMF + World Bank + BIS + Vatican Finances + Fed Res + Bank of England etc comprise the family business whose member once said:

          “give me control of a nation’s money and I care not who makes its laws”.

          Updated for these ‘global’ times:

          “GIVE ME CONTROL OF THE WORLD’S MONEY AND I CARE NOT WHO MAKES ITS LAWS”.

          All of the events since 911 (and possibly including that too) have been the final coup by these people to own the world…(they’ve been taking it over since Christ overturned their tables in the temple – and before…).

    • 942
      Listen carefully.... says:

      The only sound broadcast of this Scottish scum that I want to hear is of him blowing his useless brains all over the cabinet room – could be on ITunes too.

  18. 35
    dirtyden says:

    That’s quite right.

  19. 39
    GU1D0 5TA1NES says:

    go away you nasty, nasty wittle man

  20. 40
    Anonymous says:

    After the Telegraphs publicity on expenses, how many more high level parasites on the public purse do we have?

    • 41
      GU1D0 5TA1NES says:

      Quite a few – they are known collectively as “Conservatives”

      • 48
        A Duck House is not just a home for homeless ducks says:

        Very unfair as there are quite a few Labour and LibDem MPs who have also exceeded what is deemed to be proper in the expenses claim saga- a better collective noun surely would be “politicians”

        • 379
          GU1D0 5TA1NES says:

          notwithstanding – “Conservatives” wins out purely on strength of numbers.

        • 743
          Mongrel says:

          Utterly delusional, Mr Wankstains. All stats show Labour are top troughers in both houses – 16 of top 20 in the commons and a whole string in the Lords, not that the tories are a whole lot better.

  21. 44
    Troughy says:

    I love the sight of a Mil-Dot Reticle in the morning.

    “Taxi for Scotland!”

  22. 45
    albacore says:

    The Attorney General’s Office website http://www.attorneygeneral.gov.uk/ summarises this lady’s responsibilities:
    “legal adviser to the Government, criminal justice Minister with responsibility for the prosecuting authorities, and independent guardian of the public interest. The Attorney General may continue to issue guidance to prosecutors in her independent capacity as a Law Officer.”
    The office dates back to 1315. There is a nursery rhyme, even older but which has attached itself successively to subsequent, significant historic events, which, inexplicably, pops to mind:
    “Hark hark the dogs do bark
    The beggars are coming to town
    Some in rags and some in jags
    And one in a velvet gown.”

  23. 46
    Call me Infidel says:

    Labour the gift that keeps on giving….to the Tories.

  24. 47
    Cassandra King says:

    Meanwhile the newlabour rabble are paying tens of millions of OUR fucking money to build a palace for the new EU president!

    While our own head of state lives in crumbling palaces our commissars are handing over tens of millions to build a fabulous new palace to house the new EUSSR DICTATOR obviously no expense will be spared the best and finest materials, its a monument to their greed,arrogance,presumption and hubris.

    As soon as the CONstitution is signed and sealed the work on building the new EUSSR can begin and the work will speed ahead, IF Bliar gets his arse into the role he will rule Europe from the very spot that the Nazis used to govern Belgium during the war, HOW VERY APT!

    Newlabour and the new EUSSR they suit each other like flies and rotten shit, these fucking people have no shame do they? these traitors want shooting and their rotten corpses hanging out for all to see.

    Hat tip EUREFERENDUM.

    • 132
      GORDON BROWNSYNDROME says:

      WELL SAID !

    • 177
      Anonymous says:

      Future Historians will gawp in astonishment at how we let this happen. These corrupt arogant parasites are openly taking the piss and getting away with it !

      • 266
        Four-eyed English Genius says:

        Once the EUSSR comes into being, future historians will write what they are bloody well told to write!

      • 435
        barefootcontessa says:

        Do give us a clue as to how we can stop them?!

        • 525
          Cassandra King says:

          Too late now my lady fair, the majority of British people walk round like fucking zombies on morphine, they have no heart,no fire,no anger!

          Its like the people have been hypnotised through the TV and drugged by the tap water, our menfolk piss around wasting their time at childish football games and getting drunk, millions still support newlabour and it makes you wonder what it would take for these cretins to open their fucking eyes to whats happening around them.

          To be frank, the majority of Brits dont deserve to be saved, they fully deserve the shit storm thats about to fall on their heads from a great height.
          It will do the British nation good to fucking flounder and struggle and starve under the jackboot of the NWO, it might just wake them the fuck up, it might just make them realise what a bunch of utter Hoons they have been for not fighting back sooner.

        • 703
          Sailor says:

          It’s reported in the Times that that the Czech Admin. may delay signing the Lisbon Treaty for up to 6 months after the Irish vote and may even delay it until after the UK General Election. Marvellous news, as that will stuff Cameron and Brown if it’s true. Maybe there is a God after all?

    • 512
      Anonymous says:

      Another reason, if any more were needed, to vote UKIP. Fuck all the lib/lab/con EU cocksuckers.

    • 611
      You Couldn't Make It Up says:

      This long but extremely interesting piece by Adam Boulton in today’s MonS has an image of the said building – you have to laugh: there is something so fittingly bloated about the design!

      It’s eloquent about the psychology and modi operandi of the Blairs. Scary, but they always were.

      • 619
        You Couldn't Make It Up says:

        Apologies, forgot the link, tho Guido has posted it right, see ‘Blair says Brown’s a Quitter’
        http://tinyurl.com/mf93vf

        @174: There will be no ‘historians’ of this sorry tale when the Lisbon Treaty comes into force. There are provisions in the Treaty for criminalising anyone who criticises the EU and opposes ‘closer Union’, and other provisions for outlawing parties which do so. All this was well documented by Booker and others a couple of years ago, but it’s too complicated for our pygmy politicos to grasp (or even READ).

        We must now depend on the Irish for salvation – God help us all!

        There are some encouraging signs that the Irish people are restisting the onslaught of propaganda, but I’m not holding my breath. Meanwehile Dave clearly fails to understand what is at stake here, along with most of the political class.

        Some of course like Mandy and balir, understand it only too clearly – and are laughing all the way to the next dinner, and the bank. Where DO they get the money to pay for their lifestyles, properties etc?

    • 650
      Susie says:

      Not so fast EUSSR… this certainly cheered me up no end.

      http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/europe/article6841622.ece

      • 657
        Papasmurf says:

        and me. What on earth could ‘consequences’ mean?

        • 795
          Susie says:

          The EU will aid and abet Moscow when it feels like parking its tanks in Prague again?

          Poor Czechs and poor Poles — always the political football. Hardly surprising Czechs are in no hurry to sign up for another unelected bunch of bureaucrats telling it what to do when they’ve only been freed from the USSR for 20 years.

      • 671
        Katabasis says:

        That is fantastic news.

        How did it come to this though? That we have to rely on the “rebellious” actions of two other European states in order to give our own elected “representatives” the excuse they need to give us a fucking choice?

        • 704
          Sailor says:

          Sorry Folks. I posted a similar post before I read the one from Susie.

          Hangs head in shame.

        • 802
          Susie says:

          Never mind. I suggest everyone registers their support for the Czech president by writing to congratulate him. Anything less would be another Munich.

          As Thatch said, “Rejoice! Rejoice!”

  25. 49
    Tim Baxter says:

    To qoute Guido” ……… he must be stark raving mad.”

    all the posts after this point are redundant. (Like most of the country if Brown-Clown keeps his job.)

  26. 51
    caesars wife says:

    border police have raided maids flat !!

    blair says brown will duck out LOL

    reshuffle on Ed balls for chancellor , that will be so funny at dispatch box

    another leak from treasury 3p on income tax

    Andrew neil makes case for cable flip flop

    meanwhile over in bournemouth “its show time” the disco lights scanned across the crowd , some groove playin , on strides nick , shirt open reeking of david hasselhoff “you cant trust cameron he will put the con into conservatives ” (crowd spit out tofu ,sound of crashing thermos flasks can be herd) ooooooooooyeahhhhhhhh “say you lady on the front row your hot and ime hot lets get this conference some of my mojo, ime nick and ime so slick welcome Britains got debt with me your host nifty nick .
    CW is reminded of the last time Brut33 was in vogue , it wasnt so much a scent more of sort of knock out odour . I almost expected him to grab the front of trousers and rip them off to reveal a Euro love pouch thong and invite audience members to rub oil on him .

    still go all go right said fred for him oh er

    meanwhile b&p come up with newish term for Labour “Bunglers” , new one on here weve run out of swear lexicon , sort of has an ealing comedy aspect ,i am more of “where eagles dare ” theorist , deliberate treachery !!

    note RBS going for share issue to extricate itself from goverment , loyds wanting out of insurance scheme , looks like someones told some one some truth about what the ruins been upto . treason is still on the staute boks lisbon isnt ratified yet !

    gruniard : sarah brown for mp ??? so gordon going to be stay at home dad then , CV got no pulling power ?? note to John mann what was it you said about jobs for the boys eh or even wives come to that .

  27. 52
    Agent 99 says:

    Regarding the ‘Robbing Baroness’ Scottie

    A resignation is now completly unacceptable given the position she held and summary dismissal is absolutely required as anyone caught in this way would be dealt with. No hiding behind whitewash investigations taking years to report (after the election) just make an example off the most senior law officer in the land who should have known better. She should then be publicly escorted from her office by plod in handcuffs as anyone else would be. More so this woman as she has transcended laws that she herself set up telling small business there are no excuses for failure in this area you will be fined. It wont happen of course and what you will actually get is the classic NuLabour statement along the lines of :

    “I did not knowingly intend any wrongdoing however as this is deflecting the government from all its good work I have decided to step aside”

    Note she will infer she is stepping aside not ‘down’ still inferring she is in the right.

    She will then follow the normal well trodden Nulabour path and move out of the limelight into the wings for a few months before popping up again in a new and equally (or even more) beneficial position. Note well no charges would have been brought in that time or will be brought and the employment of an illegal will be quietly kicked into the long grass as well.

    Unfortunately as a member of the House of Lords even if the government goes she does not. Much like that other well know honest person who had to resign twice for fraud but now runs the country for the mental one and people wonder why I loathe labour vermin and their infestation of our once great country.

    ……………..and 26% still would vote for these hoons? It truly is enough to make you weep.

  28. 55
    Anonymous says:

    An unemployed bank worker who was promised help with finding a new job after he appeared on Radio 4’s Today programme has claimed he was dumped by a Government-backed recruitment agency because the area where he lives is too middle-class.
    On last Tuesday’s edition of the programme he accused Working Links, a company that is paid millions of pounds by the Department for Work and Pensions to find placements for the long-term unemployed, of doing ‘absolutely nothing’ to help him.
    The 50-year-old divorcee, who has two teenage daughters, believes Working Links lost interest in him after discovering that he lived in a relatively prosperous part of North London, had no history of alcohol or drug abuse and had never been out of work before.

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1214719/Snubbed-Labour-s-work-scheme–I-live-nice-middle-class-house.html

    • 57

      … and he probably would run a mile rather than vote for the current shower of shite in notional charge.

    • 105
      South of the M4 says:

      My experiences exactly. Add that I am not claiming and not registered as unemployed I could not be a ‘number to knock off the stats’. Therefore, no interest.
      Ho hum.

  29. 56

    The personification of Labour hypocrisy present at all levels. Fuck off you cow.

  30. 59
    excellentcatblogger says:

    The Sunday Times has two good articles on MP expenses.

    1 Unpaid bar and restaurant bills of £140K. Some 80 MPs have not paid forr 6 months.

    2 About 100 MPs have claimed for mortgage capital and interest, when they are only entitled to the interest portion. Ironically enough this has been unearthed as a result of Brown’s initiative to clean up the expenses row. No figures are available yet, but the implications are Mega!

    • 81
      shelling-out says:

      They’re using the next 10 months to cream as much out of us as they can.

      There will be no prosecutions now, and when they’ve left office the shredders will be working overtime.

      • 529
        Not at home to mr boasty says:

        Yes but the electronic records will persists; Hutton showed they haven’t the ability to cover their tracks any longer … To leak the expenses detail without computers would have taken nearly a ton of paperwork, after all …

    • 150
      GORDON BROWNSYNDROME says:

      These Fucking Scum Would Claim For A tooth Pick !

    • 933

      According to freinds in the Army failure to settle one’s mess account at the end of the month results in a “no biscuits” interview with the CO. Six months negligence would, I imagine, produce some very heavy hints about resigning one’s commission.

      Closer to home, I belong to a couple of organisations where failure to settle accounts promptly leads to suspension of voting rights at meetings. Prolonged failure to paid one’s bills would, theoretically, result in requests for resignation.

      I say theoretically because nobody would ever allow themselves to get into that situation. Like officers in the Army, we believe welching on debts is something a gentleman would never do.

  31. 60
    Mme Guillotine says:

    Yet another unelected Labour trougher. Don’t move along – plenty more to see here.

  32. 61
    shelling-out says:

    This is fraud. If she’s claimed money she wasn’t entitled to there should be a full police investigation.

    She should have to pay all the money back – with interest, before she goes to jail.

    • 644
      Scallywag says:

      Dream on.
      McTwat will carry on his support for Baroness Scotland because none of the Bunker Bastards will have told him there’s a problem yet.
      He thinks she’s from Kirkcaldy.
      No money will change hands except for the magnificent pay-off and pension deal she will get when Mandlebum realises that the game’s up.
      McTwat will probably not notice.
      He’s in denial you know…

  33. 62
    A. V.O.T.E.R. says:

    B.I.T.C.H.

  34. 64
    Anonymous says:

    A Christian couple have been charged with a criminal offence after taking part in what they regarded as a reasonable discussion about religion with guests at their hotel.
    Ben and Sharon Vogelenzang were arrested after a Muslim woman complained to police that she had been offended by their comments.
    They have been charged under public order laws with using ‘threatening, abusive or insulting words’ that were ‘religiously aggravated’.

    Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1214666/Christian-hotel-owners-hauled-court-defending-beliefs-discussion-Muslim-guest.html#ixzz0Rd0LnMSo

    • 69
      Cato Street Conspirator says:

      God could hurl a thunderbolt. But which god. What a load of ridiculous twaddle this god-bothering business is.

      • 76
        Axe The Telly Tax says:

        The worrying thing is that the wrong piece of legislation was used to stifle free speech.

        • 147
          Old Nick Heavenly says:

          Friends, you live in a fascist country run by nazis!

          You do not have many choices, having brought this situation upon yourselves!

          I am sure that I do not need to point out those choices.

        • 450
          barefootcontessa says:

          Too true. Free country what tosh! Ask that painter extroadinaire David Hockney, he still manages to call a spade a spade.

        • 481
          Truth Sayer says:

          But Mohammed was a warlord oh ffs i was the muslims would fack off and accept reality, someone going around killing people and taking their towns and forcing religion on them = warlord.

        • 591
          Anonymous says:

          All those old cynics who used to say don’t give a man too much power or will use abuse it were right.

          Over the last decade every single time the government wanted to centralise power, remove some liberty or some restriction on power, or take away a tradition that police/governments found difficult – we needed an opposition to just say no. And point out where it would lead. Instead we got nothing, just “heir to Blair”. They always caved in when told it was about modernisation or being more inclusive or stoping sexism or whatever other nonsense. And New Labour have wrecked our delicate constitution and settlement surrounding the police etc. Once these bits of a civilization are gone, they are very hard to ever replace.

          Another example – I would not be suprised next year if Mandy and Brown pull some real stunts over the election, whether through postal voting or getting their BBC allies to start campaigning for them before officially calling the date etc. Not long ago I would have been genuinely shocked. What an utter disgrace they have been.

          Why can’t “Dave” come out and say – whatever people want to say in their own properties, as long as it isn’t threatening violence, the law cannot be used to stop. That’s it. End of. I don’t care if every Guardian reader in the country would be offended by what is said – an Englishman can say what he pleases.

        • 768
          barefootcontessa says:

          Well said 578

  35. 67
    Cato Street Conspirator says:

    She’ll be gone by 4pm Monday. Her replacement will be Hazel Blears. That would be a great final twist.

    • 91
      bergen says:

      When the initial story about her cleaner broke,I said she would be gone before the Sundays hit the street(silly me-being senior Crown Law Officer I assumed she would have had a smidgen of principle unlike the cabinet).

      Bet they all wish she had now.Goldsmith and Scotland have been the least independent holders of their posts since the time of the Stuarts.

    • 176
      bandersnatch says:

      This is getting ridiculous. She has to go, I agree. The only way out for her possible from the Gross Gorgon’s point of view is that good old standby: the sudden illness… or possibly smouldering chronic stress after all the unwarranted attacks on her… blah blah… etc etc… a slow-burn nervous breakdown? Old-fashioned, but likely effective in the circs.

      As for Blears as a replacement… possibly not… I think Attourney General would make a good addition to Lord Mandybum’s collection of offices … that and Lord High Executioner… which in Patricia Scotland’s case he would be.

  36. 71
    Gordon Brown says:

    What an ugly Hoon! No, not the scotch crim, Sarah.

  37. 73
    Simon Cowell says:

    Susan Boyle’s looking rough. What an ugly cυnt.

  38. 75
    Sir Reginald Titbrain says:

    It is beginning to look from the reports that Brown may have to do something drastic if he is to plug the dyke.

  39. 78
    shelling-out says:

    O/T

    I see Ed Balls-up is planning to slash £2bn from the education budget.

    Too little, too late.

    • 118
      Grumpy Old Man says:

      I think Balls may be taking a planned reduction in spending and dressing it up as a”cut”. If you’ve got children of school age, check with the Head on teacher’s sick cover policy. Some schools are using TA’s to cover for teachers when off sick. This is a no-no.

    • 119
      Grumpy says:

      No no no my dear boy… these are “savings” according to the bbc not cuts so everything is peachy fine.

      • 139
        BBC News producer says:

        There are only Tory cuts. Labour has “reforms”

        • 288
          Sukyspook says:

          …and “reform” as espoused by ‘them’ means re-form. Subtle difference which many still don’t ‘get’ – Bliar overused the word and hence, blew that particular whistle as far as I was concerned.

          Os, sorry, Obama is still fleecing the sheople with the same word.

          Re-form into ‘their’ fascist, lock-down, police state a la 1984 and a bit behind schedule. It’ll never work and we have to ensure it doesn’t…

          hahahahahahaha – Collins Gem: “Reform: n IMPROVEMENT; v improve, ABANDON EVIL PRACTICES” lolol.
          I should have known, ‘they’ always do the exact opposite of what ‘they’ espouse!!

        • 455
          barefootcontessa says:

          If he’s going to cut the number of teachers he’s going about it in entirely the wrong way. Schools need teachers, they don’t need state of the art computers, they need books, not badly architected new buildings. They need teachers and not quangos and managers.

        • 706

          The really need people who help children to LEARN.

          I forgot everything I was taught. I remember everything I learnt.

  40. 90
    James1st says:

    No shame and no honor

  41. 92
    Joe Fraud says:

    You can only wonder to what depths Labour will go to try and salvage around 150 seats come the next election, the only people that will vote for them are the army of civil servants, the long term unemployed, and swathes of ethnic minorities who fear the Tories will make it harder for their extended families to come and join them.

    • 112
      hmm is that my coat! says:

      “the long term unemployed” nay most of them hate the labour sinisters and sneers as well !.

  42. 94
    Taxfodder says:

    As always the joke is on the Taxpayer especially those that scamper down to the polling station to support more of the same.

    Still, after all that has transpired with MP’s expenses and plenty of supporting evidence of incompetence, lies and corruption from all political parties, there are plenty of knob heads out there who are gullible enough to believe the Tories will be any different.

    Vote us into a job so we can screw you and fuck things up brigade=MP’s

    They are laughing.

  43. 95
    Harriet Race Bin HER says:

    Be nice to that charming Baroness Uddin in clink as well.

  44. 96
    Anonymous says:

    Jesus Wept! That Patricia “Scotland” woman is so ugly!!

    Yet, you get the impression, she really fancies herself.

  45. 98
    Anonymous says:

    I always knew that Cowardly Brown would bottle out of a certain defeat at the next election and even Blair and Mandelson think so too

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1214775/Blair-thinks-Brown-quitter-fight.html

  46. 102
    BOFL says:

    http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/education/article6841387.ece

    labour cuts,labour cuts………….

    edukation,edukashun,edjucation……..

    how many £trillions are we in debt?
    rising by £6000 per SECOND!!!!!!!!!

    thanks to all the idiots who voted in blair and brown.

  47. 103
    Tankboy says:

    “Despite giving her his full backing, if Brown thinks Patricia Scotland can remain as Attorney General, he is stark raving mad.”

    Errrr – we know that Guido

  48. 104
    going mental says:

    what a shower of shit they are

  49. 106
    Not long till labour gone says:

    “Yesterday, Lady Scotland’s detached house on a leafy Chiswick street remained empty. All the curtains were drawn, although a dog could be heard barking when the doorbell was rung. Neighbours said she had not been seen in days.”

    So with her ex-cleaner on the run and Lady Scotland not at home, who is feeding her dog? Maybe the RSPCA need to break down her door to make sure the dog is safe and being fed…..

  50. 107
    Wing nut says:

    So is it now OK for Andrew Marr to say CON….servatives? Nick Clegg certainly did NOT say it in the interview and would not back Marr up.

    At least we now know Marr’s true colours.

  51. 108

    Love the way the UKBA stormtroopers have been ordered in now – what’s the narrative Gordon? It has suddenly been discovered that the Tongan Triads are faking papers? Poor Baroness was taken in by some cunning tippexing?

    Embarass this government intentionally or unintentionally and you get a battering ram and the size elevens thunding through your door. This is not the England I remember. What’s next? The Tongan trisexual will take a walk in the woods?

    There’s more to this… Anything with a Serbian connection is murkier than it first appears.

  52. 110
    Legal Eagle says:

    The money to pay the cleaner was derived from a mistaken expense claim, therefore the money actually belonged to the tax payer not Baroness Scotland. It is therefore the tax payer who provided the funds to pay the illegal immigrant and therefore involved in a criminal conspiracy.

    You are all therefore fined £10,000.

    I hope you have learned your lesson!

  53. 114
    Alan G says:

    Has anyone seen what the BBC are reporting about Baroness Scotland? Cos I can’t find anything on their website. Not worthy of any reports then. Oh yes, and according to the Beeb, Labour could save schools £2bn. No cuts so that’s alright then. Hoons.

  54. 120
    The Cunt of Monte Cristo says:

    So not only is she as Liam ‘puffed up, preening, self regarding arsehole’ Byrne would say, a dodgy employer seeking to drive down the wages of the worst off, she is a possible expenses fiddler.
    Fooking juicy

    In the looking glass world of NeoLabour I would have been extremely disappointed if the Attorney General had been up to anything less frankly.

    Naturally though she will be judge and jury on her own case, will find herself not only to have acted within the spirit of the rules, but to have been ‘whiter than white’.

    This shower hand out the baubles of office to each other like chimps fighting over a hat.

    The question is will Gordon hate filled, foul mouthed, bullying, inadequate, psychotic, spendaholic, lying, criminally incompetant, England hating, McDoom’s, core policy of creating a benefits dependent underclass in Britain be enough to keep Neolabour in power?

    There is no question in my tortured mind that enough professional benefits scroungers will be arsed to put a pair of traccy bottoms on, possibly comb their hair, slip some slippers on, charge up the mobility scooter, and register a vote for the liars, the thieves, the criminals, the sexual predators, and war criminals to keep NeoLabour in power as the largest party.

    The question is what happens a year later when the triple A credit rating is lost and the IMF begin dictating policy, these troglodytes will vote for anyone who promises never to make them work, or take responsibility for their own actions

    By 2013 we could have a Parliament full of hard left Labourites, BNP halfwits, Arfur Scargill clones, Communisticals, and other assorted extremists.

    Fan-fucking-tastic.

  55. 122
    Troughy says:

    Baroness Scotland absolutely must now ‘Get to Falkirk’.

  56. 126
    A Brownian Motion says:

    I come from the inner reaches of the Mind of the Beloved Leader.

    It’s all shit.

    So the Baroness should be OK.

  57. 127
    Baroness Udder of Gravy Train + Mansions says:

    It’s the system – innit?

    I mean, – it made her do it.

    I would of done the same!

    Aw-roit ?!

  58. 136
    nell says:

    So Baroness Scotland has done a disappearing act after first breaking the law and then being found to have ‘wrongly claimed’ £170,000. gordon is still dithering over whether to sack her or not.

    Gordon, according to Adam Boulton, in his new book, will also do a runner before the next election, probably on health grounds. Bliar and mandy think he’s weak and unelectable.(Tell us something we don’t know). Inference is that mandy is going to prop him up until the Irish Referendum returns a yes vote and then drop him like a stone.

    • 138
      the usual suspects says:

      He’s gonna deliver England up on a plate to the EU, then fuck off.

      • 170
        A Pensioner says:

        History lesson:

        1. Mandy hates Brown, loves Blair
        2. Mandy saves Brown so he can deliver Lisbon
        3. Germany/France agree to let Blair be president in return for an easy ratification – infact it suits Mandy that the English are difficult, allowing him to strike a better deal
        4. Blair/Mandy live out the presidency like Louis X1V
        5. After Blair’s time is up, then the frogs-n-krauts take control of Europe and England no longer exists

        For Mandy, Brown, NuLab, Britain and even Blair are means to an end. In the deepest trough of gravy imaginable without any oversight.

        Maybe in 100 years there will be another revolution like the French had, but I think the elte have learned that lesson now.

      • 184
        Anonymous says:

        true but remember its not just him or some Scots , Mandleson and the majority of the Labour Government are English remember. If you dont recognise that in your blinkered world view that it “started in Scotland” then you are truely ripe for being fooled again and again and again……

      • 272
        shelling-out says:

        I thought Bliar and Brown already had delivered England on a plate to the EU. Over the last 12 years they’ve managed to squander the large refund Mrs T got for us, by giving it all back – and paying out even more for the “priviledge” of belonging to the EU.

        Our laws are already superceded, and faceless people in Brussells now dictate to us.

        I’d like to see England leave the EU, not least for the money it will save us, but I don’t think that’s ever going to happen.

  59. 140
    going mental says:

    can we have a party that represents the people ? or is that asking to much

    • 158
      Another mad Fife git says:

      Can we get away from ‘party’ politics altogether

    • 181
      Old Nick Heavenly says:

      You ARE joking, right?

      Never happened, never will happen, dream on!

      I have been to some kicking Raves that represented the people.

      The best ones were organised by the Bedlam posse. They happened in empty buildings, on Common land and fields rented from farmers!

      Of course, that got all made illegal in 1995, along with the lifestyle.

      Most of the trouble makers left in 1995!

      My oh my, how your lives have all improved since you drove us all out of the United Condom!

  60. 141
    The Leader of HM Oppo, - who should have been the Ire of Bliar says:

    I’ll have another good shit and get rid of some more Bliarist crap from my mind.

    Then I’ll be able to think a little clearer.

  61. 143
    kevin says:

    The sad part is that most of the elctorate expect nothing else from this bunch of cheating,lying deceitful excuse for a Labour party. I was a floating voter but the extent of conceit and abuse repels me,cant see me voting Labour again in my lifetime.

    • 174
      Anonymous says:

      I hope you’re very young Kevin.

    • 279
      Seasick Dave says:

      There was a Welsh woman on the telly the other night saying that although Labour didn’t deserve to get relected, she was going to vote for them anyway because, well because.

      Its complete and utter mindlessness but Labour depend on it.

      In Glenrothes, people were voting for Brown becuase they thought that Sarah was a nice woman.

      • 334

        It does seem to be the Welsh disease. luckily Labour didn’t do well in the recent elections in Wales, so it looks like it might be falling out of use.

      • 338
        Dr Carnivore says:

        Voting for Brown because Sarah is a frumpy, charity-circuit-stomping beef-curtain twitcher who spends more time in LA than Britain would be understandable, though.

  62. 149
    rudi says:

    After encouraging Brown to go with the, “Labour investment, Tory cuts” line, Balls is now one of the first to announce a 2 billion cut in the Education Dept. Looks like the сunt has taken his finger out of his arse and held it up to the wind.

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/8265166.stm

    • 164
      Fully ed-yer-kay-turd Lie_Bore person says:

      O PAH-LEEESE!!!!

      Lern ter spe’ propa wi’ ya?

    • 178
      AnonymousSource says:

      Read this “puff piece” in today’s Sunday Times News Review Section for “Golden Couple Ed & Yvette(Cooper) Balls- Ed Balls a PM in waiting. I challenge you to read it and NOT chuck up over your Cornflakes

      http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/education/article6841313.ece

      • 189
        kook says:

        “I’ve lost count of the mistakes we’ve made,” Balls says cheerfully. “I do the supermarket shop online, but sometimes I press the wrong delivery address, and it goes to the wrong home. Next thing I know, the van driver is on the phone saying he’s outside, but we’re hundreds of miles away. Then there are the times I’ve had to call the AA out because the car battery is flat. It’s usually because I’ve left the light on in the boot as I’ve been rushing for the train. I’ve left a couple of nice suits on the train.

        “Oh yes, and a couple of times I’ve taken the kids to school on an Inset [teacher training] day. Now that is really embarrassing. Though I’ve not done that since I’ve been in this job,” he adds hastily, perhaps fearing it could look a bit too scatty, when he is supposed to be in charge of the education system.

        Surely just the sort of chap who should be in No.10 with his finger on the nuclear button.

      • 236
        nell says:

        Fortunately I have already eaten my cornflakes.

        What a hard life they have. But never mind there is always a light at the end of the tunnel. Next year, when redundancy strikes they’ll be able to retire to dear old Yorkshire and live off their ill-gotten gains.

        I feel sorry for Yorkshire.

      • 479
        barefootcontessa says:

        I daren’t.

        • 587
          streamfisher says:

          Could hardly bear to read it myself but gave it a quick scan and struck gold, Balls: “Then there are the times I’ve had to call the AA out because the car battery is flat. It’s usually because I’ve left the light on in the boot as I’ve been rushing for the train. I’ve left a couple of nice suits on the train”. Definitely Prime Ministerial material for…. La La Land.

        • 595
          Papasmurf says:

          “Is Balls still in touch with him or is McBride now too politically toxic? “The kind of person who just drops personal friends like that would not be the kind of person I would respect,” he replies. “It was a tragedy and terrible … and I told him so.” It’s not altogether clear if he’s lamenting McBride’s tactics or his departure.”

          Misdirection and spin still. What is in the mind…no-one knows.

  63. 154
    Anonymous says:

    I hope the Daily Mail gets the housekeeper’s version of the story. Hope the esteemed Baroness was paying her properly and not paying her slave wages.

  64. 159
    going mental says:

    Is there anyone in either house that aint robbing the taxpayer ?

    • 172
      Onan the 12 kw Butane gas generator says:

      Come off it do you think politicians go into politics for the public service,they go into it for the MONEY,POWER and anything else they can get for nothing.

  65. 160
    Peter Hitchens says:

    What do you expect from a woman who is not only a Hoon but is also a person of a certain ethnicity that ryhmes with Hoon.

  66. 162
    Baron Scotland says:

    Oh , Guido , are you for real?
    The PM has confidence in Baroness Scotland.
    As a disinterested member of the public, that’s good enough for me.

  67. 163
    Anonymous says:

    Slighty off topic but at the heart of our situation. Next time you hear Gordon Brown or one of his goons blaming our current economic woes on External Global factors and things that happened in Americ etc etc, recall the story of The three Little Pigs. Whilst it was true that there was indeed a big bad wolf(external factor) every child in the land knows that essentially it was the housebuilders who were to blame. The little pig who built a solid house had nothing to fear. On the other hand Gordon….

    • 173
      GORDON BROWNSYNDROME says:

      Well Put !

      • 186
        Anonymous says:

        Correct ! There are ALWAYS external factors, there is ALWAYS the unexpected, the disasters, the things that make you curse and shake your fist at the Almighty whilst crying “why me” and sensible Government should prepare for these events. Any that dont are negligent , immature and deluded. THAT is why Brown is unfit for office.

        • 192
          Old Nick Heavenly says:

          The Almighty DID NOT do it to you!

          Are you totally INCAPABLE of excepting any resposability for your own actions?

        • 239
          Anonymous says:

          It was literary language you sad old fucker

        • 489
          barefootcontessa says:

          Global is such a handy word, as is,….. lessons learned, moving forward, raft of proposals, bear with me, moving on, we’ve learned lessons, inquiry, actually, look, and we’re going to f..k you while your back’s turned.

      • 188
        Old Nick Heavenly says:

        But your houses of straw got getting more valuable every year, didn’t they!

        Anybody who did not buy into the house of straw industry was a loser, right!

        Fucking Hippies!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

        • 197
          Old Nick Heavenly says:

          got getting.

          Off to meditate and calm down.

          Laters!

        • 318
          Old Nick Heavenly says:

          235.

          Old and fucker I will accept!
          57 and a young Nickette imminent!

          Please show a little courage and atttach a name to your postings so that I can piss on you later.

          It is this sort of miserable cowardice that you demonstrate that has allowed Gordoom and the rest to ruin the United Condom!

          Best wishes
          Old Nick.

        • 415
          Old Nick is a sad old fucker says:

          Old Nick I have recitified the situation re anonimity as you suggest, I trust my new name meets all your requirements to T.

        • 519
          Old Nick Heavenly says:

          Old Nick is a sad old fucker.

          Great name, love it!

          Please stick with it.

          Good luck with the novel.

          Best wishes

          Old Nick

    • 199
      Anonymous says:

      Nice picture of Brown on the ten pound note – that tiara could have been made for him

      http://www.mailonsunday.co.uk/news/article-1214640/WILLIAM-REES-MOGG-Hey-big-spender–bought-misery.html

    • 221
      Dack Blog says:

      Only if you never go out. I’d opt for getting the wolf before it gets you.

    • 244
      Rexel 56 says:

      Ah, but by believing that he had abolished Boom and Bust, Brown was deluded that the big bad wolf was no more…….

      • 508
        Grandma B says:

        Pigs? A fairy tale I read as a child and to my own children, but are we still allowed to use the word pigs in this context? Nowadays there are so many dangerous decisions to make regarding politcal correctness.

  68. 179
    Scumberella says:

    Labour and particularly Brown have groomed the poor and vulnerable in society, used and abused them from their own political aims.

    There must be word for this type of behavoir

    pauperphilea?

  69. 180
    Schweinchen says:

    …..hat scheiße gebaut.

  70. 182
    Dave A Moron says:

    As Patricia Scotand she would go through Private Eye for libel…….

    Oh, and one can buy a name, just costs a little bit of money and you can change your name to anything……………..

  71. 185
    Free Speech in Britain ? Hahahahhahhahh says:

    The full weight of the law WILL be applied to those that break it(unless of course you’re a government Minister – in which case it won’t)

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1214666/Christian-hotel-owners-hauled-court-defending-beliefs-discussion-Muslim-guest.html

    • 219
      mexican stand off says:

      I wonder what would have happened if someone gay had tried to defend their beliefs against this Muslim bint? Plod wouldn’t have known which way to turn, the dopey fucks.

      • 391
        Agent 99 says:

        Ha!

      • 581
        Jim Beam says:

        To Mexican Standoff.You are spot on, Plod would have no idea (no change there) which way to turn .Perhaps we should encourage Muslims and gays to tear in to each other .Or you could look at Tim Worstall’s site and play Victimhood Poker. It’s a winner but not if you’re a white hetrerosexual working taxpaying Englishman!!!!

    • 423
      bye bye enlightenment says:

      We are doomed – this significance of this cannot be overstated. Read the article.

  72. 191
    just sayin says:

    They are preparing the way for you Sarah, don’t let us down

    “FAMILIES who help terminally-ill loved ones take their own lives will not be prosecuted under guidance to be issued this week, it was reported last night.” Sunday Express

  73. 193
    • 204
      SubEditor says:

      Yes we have -Do you actually read the blog before posting ? See # 184 above

      • 238
        Anonymous says:

        Im very very very very very sorry. The fact that you feel the need to upbraid me for this rather than focus on the actual issue speaks volumes about you sir. And in answer to your question No I dont actually read every single posting on this blog. I havent got the time. The fact that you do tells me you need to get a life.
        Sadfuck .

      • 242
        Anonymous says:

        Subeditor

        Do you work in some drone filled environment where “Computers say no” and ” I dont make the rules” are standard practice. If not you should as your talent for unproductive pedantry are cleary being wasted elsewhere.

      • 248
        Rexel 56 says:

        Anonymous…. if you feel that accuracy on the question of prior sight is pedantic, don’t start your posts with a breathless: “Have you seen THIS”

        • 343
          Anonymous says:

          Rexel 56 , for fucks sake man why are you sweating the small stuff, just cause you do it from monday to Friday in some dead end job doesnt mean you have to do it here. You should be putting your energies into protesting against the topic of this article not the mere yes the fucking mere fact that I posted something that someone had mentioned before and I hadnt noticed. Jesus Christ man no wonder the public get shafted so easily when its made up of people like you.

        • 493

          Just a suggestion If you’d made up a name and stuck to it, you’d get a lot better reaction.

          We get too many anonymongs to bother being civil to.

        • 497
          barefootcontessa says:

          This blog is not an exact science.

    • 421
      bandersnatch says:

      Why are you anonymous. Before you tell others to get a life, why not get a name.

      • 561
        Anonymous says:

        Bandersnatch , is that your real name ?
        No I didnt fucking think so, your just as anoyomous as me you thick arsehole. Personally I just happen to think that two people getting dragged before the courts for having a religious discussion with some moslems who then saw fit to complain to the Police is the important thing about my post. However as some of you seem to think its whether I call myself anonymous or “anti citizen one is a wanker” for example is the pressing issue of the day. What a bunch of stupid
        c unts some of you are !!!!

        • 570
          bandersnatch says:

          No I’m not … I have the same name each time… LOADS of people call themselves Anonymous, unfortunately… and some of them are worth reading… and, Nonny, it had been discussed before… further up the thread.

        • 571
          bandersnatch says:

          I think you’ll find I am pseudonymous not anonymous. :-D

        • 582
          Anonymous says:

          Anti Citizen one , credit where credits due your 2001 theme tune blog posting is hilarious. It is very fitting. Now just accept that as a compliment and dont fuss to much over the fact Ive posted this anonymously. Thank you.

    • 569
      Papasmurf says:

      I have read the article and agree it is very concerning. It appears to be political correctness gone mad. Let’s hope the magistrates agree.

      It would help if you used a tag name to identify yourself. Being needless abusive is also not helpful. We all seek a level of anonymity but use the tag so regular conspirators know who they are dealing with. Try it!!

      • 572
        bandersnatch says:

        You said it better than I did, and more politely.

        • 584
          Papasmurf says:

          Thanks. I think this blog is so refreshing as one gets an insight into many different views and apparently many with ‘inside’ information. It really has opened my eyes to the political corruption that pervades us all.

      • 589
        Anonymous says:

        Papasmurf, you are of course correct to scold me for needless abuse, although it could be argued that it was approriate which such stupidity is on display by people who should know better . All I did was post on a topic that someone had posted just before me which I hadnt seen and then some smart arse comments were made which really were needless in themselves. The value on a posting is what it contains not in who said it, I do not feel that it is necessary to id urself with a pseudonym though most prefer to. In the end this is all a trifle as what matters is uncovering the corruption and incompetence that is this Government.

        • 605
          Papasmurf says:

          You get used to mindless abuse. There are some on here that have pretty wide of the mark views. But they come back time and time again because, in my opinion, they get something out of the experience.

          It is aggravating to post something when someone has already done so but normally it just gets scanned and forgotten as a duplication.

          I see that you are very concerned about the injustice in the article and rightly so. Hopefully the system will sort it out and the negative publicity will work in their favour. Keep on the case and post again when the result is known.

          Reading the article suggests to me however that the Police prepared an ‘Advice file’ which probably went to the CPS for an ultimate decision on the need for prosecution. The Police unfortunately are always piggie in the middle and get a bad press when all they are doing is enforcing the laws that are made. (Of course that is a separate and topical topic in itself because we don’t see the expenses scandal being prosecuted) but I am sure you see what I am saying.

          Anyway, please create a tag (or 2 or 3) and you won’t regret it as your views will be taken on board and you will still be hidden to the world!!

    • 736
      Papasmurf says:

      and here is another example…..

      http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/devon/8265321.stm

      persecution of christians obviously is fair game.

      Bullying by management in the NHS is endemic. Laws are made and ignored and then they want to hush it all up.

  74. 201
    bongo says:

    Everything has gone quiet. Probably all in a room somewhere rewriting history.

  75. 203
    Flemingcrag says:

    As Gordon Brown is stark raving mad…can we presume Baroness Scotland will be staying in her current post?

  76. 205
    going mental says:

    lets just get rid of all of them and start again

  77. 208
    Vote,vote,vote for Gordon says:

    From BBC Caribbean.com:

    Letter from Sir Ronald Sanders (fmr High Commissioner to London for Antigua ans Barbuda) June 29th 2007.

    “Although Baroness Amos has gone at Gordon Brown’s behest, the fact that he has promoted Baroness Scotland to the post of the government’s senior law adviser will help to retain the votes of Caribbean people in the UK who have traditionally supported the Labour Party.”

  78. 209
    S.B.S. says:

    Get the bitch to pay back the money and more, Labour supporters should pay back the mess they have left, put her in a whore house and work for a living for once, someone will employ her,,,? well maybe?

    • 291
      Four-eyed English Genius says:

      Put her in the whorehouse…. And what do you think that the Houses of Parliament are then?

  79. 211
    • 247
      A Pensioner says:

      It seems to me the bitches rather than the dogs are in the lead in the race to the trough. Is it because “they’re worth it”?

  80. 216
    strapworld says:

    SUBROSA has the following story with a pretty picture of a Welsh Cottage!!

    “”"The above cottage, situated near Cardigan, west Wales, has cost us £140,000 so far.

    Baroness Morgan of Drefelin, the children’s minister, was born in London and lived in the capital for the first 42 years of her life before becoming a peer five years ago.

    A few months after entering the Lords she and her husband bought the above small cottage for £147,000, then designated it as her ‘main residence’ even though she continued to live in her London home and the cottage is a five-hour journey from her place of work.

    This has allowed her to claim the night subsistence for ministers living outside London. The sum is now £38,280 a year and is paid automatically by her department along with her £73,600 salary because she said she lived outside London.

    Baroness Morgan is the person responsible for the proposals to introduce criminal record checks for parents who ferry children to sports or social events.

    Lsst week Morgan’s sister-in-law was staying at the cottage and neighbours said it was often used by Morgan’s family and friends. The next door neighbour said: “It’s a holiday home … I haven’t seen Delyth for around, oh, a couple of weeks … I think she lives up near London somewhere.”

    Yesterday, Morgan issued a statement saying she had “always adhered to the rules on allowances.” She said her work had been predominantly in London but she divided her time between the capital and Wales. She said she considered herself Welsh and had relatives there. She initially stated : “I have had a family home in west Wales since 1986.” However, she later clarified she was referring to a home owned by her parents. She added: ” I moved back with my parents to Wales in 1986 where I have spent much of the last 23 years. I bought a property in Wales at the first opportunity in 2004.”

    A wee bit more investigative journalism would surely show when she bought her London property. Then we would know if she had been living in west Wales during the ten years she was the CEO of Breakthrough Breast Cancer before she became involved full-time in politics and paid by the taxpayers.

    Baroness Scotland last week, Baroness Morgan this week – who will it be next week I wonder.

    • 232
      shelling-out says:

      They do adhere to the rules. They made the bloody Rules so they could all fleece us legitimately – and we all stood by, did nothing, and let them do it.

      The fact that their claims are so morally wrong is the problem, but I can’t see anyone getting hauled up before the beak.

  81. 218
    vervet says:

    BBC sticking to it’s usual “fair and balanced” policy of suppressing news that reflects badly on the government. Just checked the BBC News website – the most recent story on the ‘visa issue’ is 2 days old and there’s nothing about the expenses fiddle.
    I know this isn’t news to most people here, but we need to catalogue their bias every time.

  82. 223
    Obama is a twat says:

    She’s still in post because the cowardly fat one eyed gay boy jock is still cowering under the table with randy Mandy trying to entice him out from under it with a plate of finger nails and bogeys “come on Gordon, come on, that’s a good boy, yum yum, fresh bogeys, come on..”

    This one eyes coward can’t make a decision, I suspect he’s having a mental breakdown and probably has to be doped up to get him to face the cameras.

    I notice that Gordon has given up with Youtube videos and instead just does audio recordings, presumably from under the kitchen table.

  83. 224
    Alan Douglas says:

    Guido saysd : “Despite giving her his full backing, if Brown thinks Patricia Scotland can remain as Attorney General, he is stark raving mad.”

    The first two parts of that sentence are totally redundant. It needs only read :

    “He is stark raving mad.”

    Alan Douglas

  84. 230
    Obama is a twat says:

    Millipede on Sky News “we are wise spenders” I had to laugh. So Liebour is going to cut unnecessary spending, why have they been wasting that money in the first place?

    • 235
      shelling-out says:

      Because they could.

      • 240
        Onan the 10 kw Propane gas generator says:

        Did I hear Boulton say to Millipede about the cuts,the voter will be voting on it in a few weeks,I am I giong deaf or just not listening.

      • 257
        Obama is a twat says:

        So why don’t journalists ask the obvious fucking question “so why have you been pissing OUR money up against a wall you Liebour Hoonz?”

        • 355
          Professor Dr D Draper BA BSc MA PHD (ToyTown) says:

          Racist!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

        • 412
          FLabour! says:

          Because they are lazy, stupid and mostly left-leaning luvvies…

          Having cheered the Labour Party into power in 1997, they still can’t bring themselves to believe that Blair / Brown (“the Prudent Chancellor”) have totally fucked the country!

        • 491

          Not merely Cheered, most toasted with Champagne.

          I hope those from the legacy media who quaffed the most Champers spend the longest on the dole Or waiting for a visitor to their blog.

    • 237
      Dack Blog says:

      I’m just watching that now. It’s like watching a playground squabble. Pathetic.

    • 243
      Dack Blog says:

      Sound bite-tastic. And ‘Adam…’ this, ‘Adam…’ that. It’s like they’ve all been to a training session on hostage negotiation – psychological trickery to get the bad guy on side. It’s so obvious it’s embarrassing.

      • 399
        Agent 99 says:

        Trouble is that to a lot of people it is not obvious hence the problem. The new line is ‘wise spenders’ which is always a front runner for major costs cutting across the board. Get the retaliation in first so to speak.

        Mind you Bollocks was a bit quick off the mark this morning with his CUTS for Schools. Don’t know where the cuts are going to come from my kids school has been strapped for cash for years (My missus works there). Its the friggen parents and the generosity of the staff in giving contributions for books and staff working extra hours for free that keeps it going in the main. We are not the only school in this area by far in that position.

      • 477
        Gene Hunt School for interviewers says:

        Bolton should have said forget the flattery and the first name terms and just asnswer the fucking question !

    • 245
      Labour cuts says:

      The quote of the day from me was his one saying that if we don’t “invest” next year we’ll turn a recession into a depression.

      Boulton has been on fine form today actually, tearing into all the politicians. Much better than that spineless Marr creature on the Beeb.

      • 254
        Obama is a twat says:

        Possibly but as usual Osborne got the biggest kicking, Milipeade got off very lightly. I’m fed up of Liebour kutz lying about McKunt saying there would be no cuts. That interview question from Frazer Nelson should be on 24/7. The one eyed homosexual is a liar.

    • 259
      Luke Ch 5 Verse 17 says:

      They’ve only had 12 years of wasting money after all

  85. 250
    caesars wife says:

    Bizzarre ! Clegg sounding labour ,chirely williams convition liberal ,CW thinks Clegg will come to regret this straying off the path , wheel looked a bit wobbley half way through marr interview , Adam boulton started getting bored . Bit of child love tug going on , national divorce has taken place now its for custody of children , does child come and live in Uk or go with dodgey lover to brussels !

    keep havin this gut feeling just hope its not e coli .

    looks to me like a lot of spin , a veritable tornado , a lot of smoke and a bit of a tango .

    hope stanislav does conference round up .

    On a personal note i cant wait until parliament reconvenes , i would wheel in a napolieonic 32lb er , and double charge with cannister

  86. 256
    Desperate Dan says:

    Much as I’d like to see Gordon eat dirt by having to sack another immoral Labour apparatchik, whoever he appoints next could be even worse. Bercow is a billion times worse than Gorbals Mick and with the Party being short of cash and people willing to serve on board SS Brown I dread to think what grubby litttle hustler he might put in her place..

    • 261
      caesars wife says:

      thought you was refering to liam byrne : grubby little hustler !! sums him up nicely

    • 264
      Tony - a straight sorta guy says:

      Cherie Booth QC – she’s a natural for the job in my opinion

    • 268
      nell says:

      As I posted yesterday – I rather think Cherie would be happy to take the Attorney General’s job for a peerage. It will be a nice little fill-in until she becomes the EU President’s consort.

      • 283
        AnonymousSource says:

        “…………until she becomes the EU President’s consort.”

        Which of course is why Mandelson is propping up Brown until after the Irish vote to ratify the Lisbon Treaty and pave the way for his “old mucker” Blair to ascend the Presidency of the EU with it appears the blessing of Sarkozy,Baroso and Merckel(if she’s re-elected Chancellor)and probably Obama too on the quiet.Of course the Irish could still upset the apple cart by voting “No”

        http://www.mailonsunday.co.uk/news/article-1214775/Blair-thinks-Brown-quitter-fight.html

        • 287
          blarney stone says:

          Note to the Irish: “Vote No and Keep Blair Out.”

        • 352

          Ireland “vote yes and get Blair as Real President”!

          I’m sure they’ll go for that…

        • 535
          Old Nick Heavenly says:

          Bliar as Prersident of EU.

          We have very little reason to revolt over here in N.Europe.

          The quality of life is excellent, etc etc.

          Yes I know that the politicos will vote for the Pres, but Bliar as Pres.

          Europeans are very anti warmongers.

          Will not be an easy sell at all.

          Would be pushing the people in the wrong direction just as things get more and more difficult.

          Of course they are stupid enough, but…

          What do you think, Old Nick is a sad old fucker?

  87. 263
    mitch says:

    ‘principled resignation’

    hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahhahahahhahahhahahahahhahahahahahahhahahahhahahhahahahahhahhahahahahahhaha

    shoot the bitch!

    • 280
      TheCourtOfPublicOpinion says:

      Itll be like JaqBoots – done nowt wrong so I’m keeping the loot, but resigning because you lot keep making such a fuss you’re not allowing me to do my job properly.

    • 285
      Baronness Houdini says:

      The very idea !!

      I’ll thank you all to leave us fine, upstanding Peers of the Realm alone in the Taxpayers’ Trough

  88. 265
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    Anonymous says:

    Brown…is stark raving mad.

    And your point is…..?

  90. 277
    Anonymous says:

    Perhaps it would be best if Scotland stayed in post – she’s doing a great job in finishing off any vestiges of credibility our legal system still has.

  91. 281
    nell says:

    And where’s gordon. Militwit on the telly, edb making pronouncements about education cuts.

    All we’ve seen of gordon over this whole last week , was one brief appearance at the TUC conference when he stuttered out the ‘c’ word. Then he was seen briefly hob nobbing with the luvvies of fashion week for a photo op.

    Now the the Libyan crisis has been replaced with the Attorney General crisis and he’s gone back into hiding again.

    • 293
      TheCourtOfPublicOpinion says:

      Maybe hes writing a follow up to his book on courage?

    • 300
      Anonymous says:

      He’s probably working on his new strategy and vision taken from the concise paperback version of Baldricks Cunning Plans to hit us with at the conference.

      • 513
        barefootcontessa says:

        Milliwhatsit appears to have caught some strange mouth movement habits from the gorgon. His mouth moves in a rolling to the right motion, looks rather like a Disney cartoon character of the next door mongrel dog.

  92. 282
    frank carson says:

    Sunday Mail headline –
    ”Thousands of teachers face the axe as schools budget to be cut by a staggering £2b.”

    BBC headline – “Labour could save schools 2 billion.”

    It’s the way they tell ‘em.

    • 301
      Dack Blog says:

      Sounds like they are talking about slashing management (no quibbles about that – the less around stopping me from getting on with my job the better) and creating ‘federations’ of schools. Hmmm…

      And freezing pay. I’ve never heard a teacher complain about pay, whatever the unions say (I think they focus on that as it’s easier than trying to tackle other ‘issues’ in the classroom – plus it’s the one that the MSN pounce on, to be fair, pretty much ignoring anything else said at the conferences). I can’t see teachers – those I know, anyway – having a problem with that in the current climate.

      The classroom size thing – don’t believe them as it’s happening already. At my school the teacher/other misc staff ratio has been totally skewed and my classes have gone up from an average of 28 to 33 over the last couple of years. Fewer teachers… more TAs, permanent (and largely unqualified) ‘cover supervisors’ (much cheaper than getting subject specialist supply teachers in), levels of management with ridiculous job titles. Blah blah blah.

      • 307
        loki says:

        “Sounds like they are talking about slashing management (no quibbles about that – the less around stopping me from getting on with my job the better) and creating ‘federations’ of schools. Hmmm…”

        With 2 billion on the table, I’d watch your back if I were you.

        • 311
          Dack Blog says:

          I’ll leave it to fate and if the axe falls I’ll go back to what I did before. Lucky I have that option. I’ve been thinking of jacking it in at the end of this year anyway, the way things have been going.

        • 346
          Troughy says:

          Oh dear.

          Damian.

          Last in – first out.

        • 511
          Susie says:

          If my niece’s ex-school is anything to go by they’ll hardly be missed (she’s now at a private crammer doing the 2-year A level course in one):

          Teachers failing to turn up for lessons
          Highest maths A level grade achieved a ‘C’
          Spanish A level students all given a ‘U’ because, for a year, the teacher taught them the wrong syllabus
          60 A level students (nearly all of them) failing to get a university place.

        • 616
          Dack Blog says:

          That sounds like a shite school. I wouldn’t defend it. There are shite teachers in every school. Wouldn’t defend them either. Not all are though.

    • 405
      Agent 99 says:

      Education Education Education…..Oh how those words ring so hollow now but ironically if the Irish vote yes then Bliar may well get the chance to say that all sam thing all over again but on a European level.

      God help us all becuase they won’t

  93. 290

    [...] you won’t have heard about this from the BBC. There isn’t a single mention of it on the Politics section of their website, [...]

    • 441
      bandersnatch says:

      I’ve just used the BBC search engine (over its own pages) and the latest it comes up with is a report from 18th Sept over the cleaner issue… However it provides links to Sky 2hrs ago, ITN 3 hrs ago, Spectator 4 hrs ago: ‘Is Baroness Scotland finished’. Those links are from the new updated search facility and all. The plain search engine just gives. – Latest news 2 days ago… Immigration… etc

  94. 304
    super dooper says:

    Baroness Scotland, breaks the law – nowhere to be seen; goes on an away day somewhere with her lawyer with the complete confidence of McTwat.

    Tongan cleaner, breaks the law – gets her door kicked in and her possessions taken away in boxes.

    Browns Britain 2009.

    • 309
      shelling-out says:

      If everything else fails, they can always fall back on the Terrorism Act.

    • 335
      It's a funny old World says:

      The Baroness’ “Housekeeper” is guilty of the one of the most high crime and misdemeanours imaginable- not only did she show the UK immigration system to be rubbiish and unenforeceable but her worse crime was she also embarassed the Government and its most high panjandrums.

      She should have realised that if she had just “done” for Mrs Jones at no22 Acacia Avenue it could all have been settled quickly,quietly and with the minimum of fuss.She could even have retained her right to live here and Mrs Jones could have been fined £10,000 and serve 2 years in Jail.Everyone happy. Another Middle Class “Criminal” brought to book for employing and taking advantage of a poor immigrant from the Commonwealth and for not checking the myriad of regulations brought in to ensure that such “criminals” feel the full force of the law

  95. 310
    Mondeo Man says:

    Where is Brown? He appears to be wheeled out one day a week, is there a stick up his back? The Government are in frrefall, the economy in terms of debt is in freefall and all we can do is watch and wait, action is needed now, today! And Clegg can go and swivel too, what great ideas and plans he has…not. We really are screwed, are kids are screwed, thanks for the past 12years+ in power labour, now sod off!

    • 316
      shelling-out says:

      Perhaps he is undergoing counselling – to go with the prozac.

      • 449
        bandersnatch says:

        He’s said to be on old fashioned heavy duty tricyclic anti-depressants, not the more modern and safer Prozac… Of course that could be just a Blog Myth…

    • 357
      Professor Pedant the Pompous says:

      Totally agree, but I think you meant ‘our kids are screwed’.

      Writing in the vernacular is going to lead to disaster at some stage.

      Socialism has brought us to this very sorry state of affairs.

      All achieved in spite of ‘12 years of Education, Educashun, Edukaejun’

      • 471
        Mondeo Man says:

        Professor, apologises for the ‘error’, an oversight during the excitement of punching the keyboard to express my anger at this lot!

      • 485

        Socialist education is always just a creche for indoctrination and making sure both parents can work for the states benefit.

        • 516
          Susie says:

          See my post #504 above.

        • 872
          collecting caricatures says:

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  96. 319

    [...] if Brown thinks Patricia Scotland can remain as Attorney General, he is stark raving mad writes Guido on his [...]

  97. 322
    nell says:

    According to the Independent, Brown is planning a mini re-shuffle this weekend in order to ‘freshen up’ the appeal of his government and to create the space for Baroness Scotland to resign.

    I wonder how long that’s going to take him? For every day he dithers the controversy is going to keep growing. You would have thought he’d have learnt that lesson from all the other crises that have gone before.

  98. 325
    Bardirect says:

    It is traditional for the Attorney General to appear personally in a variety of cases, some high profile prosecutions, Administrative Court and the European Court of Justice. Lord Goldsmith regularly did so.

    Has Patricia Scotland ever done so? Her family law background does not seem to have equipped her for the job she is supposed to be doing as the “best Attorney General ever”!

    • 339
      shelling-out says:

      Gordon has been hailed as the best PM ever, and Mandleson as the best “fixer” ever, although there’s been no hard evidence to support these claims. Why should the Baroness be any different?

      It all looks good on their CV’s, though, doesn’t it.

      • 407
        Anonymous says:

        by “best fixer” I think they mean is most likely to get himself into a fix, which history proves he always does. Mandleson is an incompetent wide boy who always get caught in the end.It is only because corruption in Government is at unprecedented levels that he has a job. In the past his first offence would have seen him off for good never mind his second and pending third.

    • 360
      Anonymous says:

      ….not to mention her (very new laboured) second tier law school qualification!

      and while on the subject of qualification….

      Why do the media uncritically attach the title “Dr” to the names of almost all the leaders of the Inxshaxllah brigade they cite? (latest is here http://www.ft.com/cms/s/2/9064931e-a0f6-11de-a88d-00144feabdc0.html).

      Anyone every check out the institutions that award these “doctorates”? Or is there now full equivalence between an Oxford/Harvard PhD and a “doctorate” from some sandbagged tent in the Saudi desert or north-west frontier mountain cave?

      • 424
        Radio Balls Pond Road says:

        Have you noticed that more and more dentists are calling themselves “doctor” these days?

        • 447
          Tombstone Gob says:

          It’s to justify their ridiculous fees. Most of them are just glorified stonemasons, chipping and filing a bit off here, yanking a bit out there. Pack the cavity, and off you go my son, that’ll be 300 notes thank you.

        • 542
          Anonymous says:

          Thes c unts we call Dentists seem to be immune from the the NHS mantra of Free at the point of delivery ! Why the fuck is this never mentioned ?

        • 552

          Maybe that’s because they’re not NHS dentists and are thus free to charge and also deliver? You can also move dentists if you don’t like them, unlike the GP you’re doled out by the National Death Service

          I have a private dentist and thank god for that because of this my teeth are in perfect condition. It’s no accident that Americans joke about British teeth.

          Face it socialism never has, does or will work. Go private for your sake!

        • 758
          Call me Infidel says:

          AC1 my wife had to have some work done on her teeth here in Canada. The dentist told her he sees lots of ex pats with “British teeth” i.e. the bare minimum of work required to stop them falling out.

  99. 326
    Baroness Sleaze says:

    Which senior MP is threatening to sue Channel 4 over their 28 September Dispatches?

  100. 327
    sniper says:

    What’s your success rate with the cross hairs Guido?

    • 408
      Agent 99 says:

      up to now 100%

      but there it has only been used once before this as far as I am aware anyway.

      If its up on the Pic then she’s a gonner.

      • 413
        Agent 99 says:

        Meant to say when the cross hairs were used GF was the instigator to bring down the individual but again last time kept us all in supense over the weekend. Maybe there is something else brewing here besides the relavations so far known. No doubt all will be revealed if there is.

        Its the cross hairs on Balls and Mangledbum I want to see. No point with McRuin whats the point with a twitching corpse

  101. 336
    P1 says:

    Did anyone find out who was the “cleaner” that Brown claimed for on his second home expenses when paying through his brother. You remember, this was the ex-Maxwell flat he didn’t need but which the taxpayers paid for, and which he then gave to his wife, coincidentally avoiding a futrure tax bill.

    Was that cleaner an illegal too?

    It all stinks.

  102. 341
    Stronghold Barricades says:

    Nice to see the return of the crosshairs

  103. 350
    Pete-s says:

    Marriages by illegal immigrants, should also be illegal.

  104. 353
    Eeyore says:

    What did you expect. It’s Soshalism INNIT.

    Another Gloomy Day in the Wood

  105. 356
    oldrightie says:

    “Despite giving her his full backing, if Brown thinks Patricia Scotland can remain as Attorney General, he is stark raving mad.”

    Exactly, she’s safe as tea parties!

    5th of November, by the way!

  106. 361
    Sub-Editor dept. says:

    Is this story true? The beeb website doesn’t seem to want to mention it for some reason we can only guess at.

    • 367
      nell says:

      I complained to them, when the story broke, that they were biased by not showing it.

      They replied loftily that it is listed on their politics page. And so it is, in small print, almost at the bottom of a list of inconsequential stories. According to statistics only about 30% of people in Brtain bother to watch the BBC. BBC news pulls even less viewers. It’s easy to see why. Like labour their credibility is shot to pieces.

      • 373
        Sub-Editor dept. says:

        But surely she will calim that she lives in Asthal (Oxfordshire) so is entitled to claim the “outside M25″ wedge? If teh Chiswick House is just where she kips during the week she will escape from this one (if not the illegal immigrant cleaner charade).

        • 381
          Huw Jampton says:

          No, I think she cannot do this : the rules state that the ‘out of London’ allowance can only be claimed by ministers who have no home within London. Whether the Chiswick home is her primary or secondary home is not relevant in the matter of this particular allowance.

          I suppose she could try claiming that Chiswick is not in London . . . after all, there is a play about Beckett (the saint, not Margaret) wherein the king says something to the effect of ‘What is the name of this bleak and desolate place?’ to which the reply was ‘it is called Hammer Smith, my Lord’.

        • 418
          Agent 99 says:

          Perhaps she like spliffy where the robbing Baroness rents her spare back room out to herself?

      • 401
        Anonymous says:

        How’s your credibility these days?

    • 436

      Nuke the BBC. Until the BBC is wiped off the face of the earth, this country will continue its decline. They *are* the enemy within.

      • 453
        FLabour! says:

        Yes – and the Guardian!

      • 478
        bandersnatch says:

        No!… It is a huge overgrown organisation which wants SEVERE but SELECTIVE pruning… I ask you… buying ‘The Lonely Planet’; having loads of senior staff doing nothing very much and being paid £100,000 +; paying Jonathan Ross god knows how much; being improperly regulated by itself; forcing everyone to pay a licenece fee and not allowing some for other channels providing public service broadcasting to have a cut of it… I know I don’t have to go on, people on here could add to the list a lot more.

        I have already said on another thread how good Brillo is daily on The Daily Politics… much better than the week-end similar show they advertise so much. I could list a load of progs that are excellent as long as my arm, including those with a libertarian flag. I’d like particularly to praise the World Service…on from 1pm to 5.20… (Insomniacs only, I suppose). Recently I heard a superb and detailed piece about citizen journalists in Kashmir… turned out to be youngsters with mobile phones with cameras who completely gainsaid the official view of what was happening there. masses more but I don’t want to bore.

        Last night there was an excellent detailed piece, much of it by David Loyn (sp?) on the role of the so-called ‘interpreter’ vis-a-vis the well-known foreign correspondent, which was illuminating in the extreme. These local journalists: ‘fixers’ in the trade, plough out all the land, take a lot of the extra risk, and are much more often killed than the guy who is ‘dropped in’ to do the piece to camera.

        David Attenborough need I say more?

        • 514

          Is it’s so good, then there’s no need for extortion.

          Axe the TV-Tax.

        • 524
          streamfisher says:

          I think David was more Gorillas than Guerilla’s, but BBC go along with embedded because they are told to (like good little boys) and so haven’t a clue what’s really going off on the ground in Afghanistan or Iraq, like with Zimbabwe, get some BBC reporter from S.A on video phone; we have been refused entry, So? send some local people a Sony camcorder, its that easy, FFS a decent 3G phone would do, no need for camera crew posing with tin helmets and flack jackets. Where do all the scoops come from these days that first surface on Youtube etc?, not from £3.7 Billion BBC that’s for sure.

      • 885
        MrJones says:

        Nest of vipers. Nuke it.

    • 567
      Agent 99 says:

      The point here is I really don’t care how much the BBC support the Labour party and left wing wonky ideas so long as Joe public is not forced by Law to pay for it.

      If they want to do that then fine but subscription only. The day of reckoning for those cnuts is very fast approaching as a new government beckons. Make sure you quaff the last of the champars beeboids as it wont be bubbly on the carpet next year it will be blood.

      • 572
        Papasmurf says:

        Does anyone know when this bias started?

        I am wondering whether it was the battle Blair and Campbell had with the Today programme. It seemed after that the compliance was complete. Agree or not? If not why not?

        • 892
          Agent 99 says:

          They have always been left leaning but after the Director General was kicked out because a reporter wrote a true story they have been like poodles.

          Time for a cull and take it back to a public broadcasting system.

  107. 365
    streamfisher says:

    The Sunday Sleaze, sister paper of the Daily Sleaze and the Twice Daily Sleaze.
    Copyright New Labour publishing, Chief political editor Gordon Brown.

  108. 370
  109. 372
    Johnny Rotten says:

    Anarchy in Shithole UK. You wankers kicked off yet? Thought not. Fucking nation of gay boys.

  110. 375
    Time to Act says:

    Why the f*ck are these treasonous filth still allowed to be in power?

    What the f*cking hell does it take for Mi5/Mi6, the military, some f*cker to do something?

    This isn’t just a case (as in the past) of a government trying to tinker about, getting somethings right & a lot of things wrong.

    To all of the ‘hard of understanding’, who have the power to do something: THESE B*STARDS ARE GUILTY OF TREASON.

    • 454
      Prof. Pedant says:

      I’m afraid you seem to have forgotten they are just a bunch of well meaning Socialists who are doing their level best under somewhat difficult circumstances.

      However one might consider the time is coming when it will be necessary to anihilate the whole fucking lot of them including the BBC and the WetDems.

      • 484
        jez. says:

        You’re being unduly lenient. I know it’s Sunday when we experience all those unwanted feelings of goodwill and sundry charitable thoughts. Try to toughen up old chap.
        Peace be upon you.

    • 464
      scumbag says:

      Office, please, not power.

  111. 377
    Daveyone says:

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/womanshour/03/2008_30_tue.shtml
    Barroness Scotland along with Vera Beard QC are the Government’s top law advisors, what chance the rest of us if they are corrupted all the way to the top? This comes on top of her employing an illigal immigrant at her home ( the one she has no entitlemnt to claim on!) No wonder her judgement was skewed when she was appointed to review the sentances handed down on Baby ‘P’,s ‘guardians’ when all 3 should have been given life!!

    • 402
      Anonymous says:

      Oof, one of liebour’s more puke-inducing videos, off you go to Tongobongo land, Batty Baroness.

    • 404
      Anonymous says:

      With respect all three should have been swinging from a rope and at least one of them should have been swinging from a rope for earlier offences, long before he got anywhere near baby peter. Banning capital punishment has led to the slaughter of the innocents on an unprecedented scale.

    • 438
      FLabour! says:

      “guardian of the public interest”!

      “to help young people to better understand the law, why it’s important and why it is necessary to obey it”

      Hypocrite!!

      Typical hoon bitch!!

    • 862
      Mrs Scotland says:

      Common Purpose written all over this. ‘Leading beyond authority’.

      Hand picking young people. A 21st century Hitler Youth.

  112. 378
    Big Massive Wood says:

    “Patricia Scotland” – sounds like a hammy drag act in a Playa del Ingles bar. You’d need more than a couple of San Miguels to sit through it without barfing.

    I’ve been trying for some time to raise the alert level re. the psychic atrocity against this country that this woman is a party to.

    There was a groundbreaking interview she gave wayback, either Newsnight or Channel 4, in which she violently hectored, shouted, lambasted and interrupted the interviewer (can’t remember the topic) with litigious, obnoxious and offensive venom until the time-slot was up. No material facts were presented, no questions answered, no truth given an airing, just a defiant legalese cannonade that equated to sheer abuse of the electorate. I recall feeling complete disgust for this egregious woman, and terrified for the direction that it pointed in. I have not been wrong.

    Paul Boateng did the same, around the same time, and he is another on my list of stories yet to be told. It was as they had both dispensed utterly with any care of how the electorate might perceive them. Their credibility was, to them, god-given, not to be earned. Respect was simply demanded and required.

    If the tapes of these interviews ever saw the light of day then between now and the GE would be a good time.

  113. 380
    Daveyone says:

    She is our Guardian and wants our young ( not Baby P ) to understand the Law “ha ha ha ha ha!” thank you Baroness ‘and more importantly their money’ Scotland Oh and happy retirement!

  114. 390
    Anonymous says:

    Military coup, please…

    • 437
    • 537
      Anonymous says:

      Why do you think they’ve been sent out of the country to fight some dodgy war (and guard oil pipelines).

      The elite don’t want to take any chances. I’m afraid it’s down to us citizens to storm parliament and cut their throats – Ooops Though Crime, whose that coming up the steps…

      • 599
        Prof. Pedant says:

        Hello, hello, hello. It’s the BBC and we’d like to interview about some thoughts you might have had.

  115. 394
    barefootcontessa says:

    Good ‘old’ David Hockney, bemoaning the introduction of the smoking ban. Says Blair and Brown started it all, and he loathes them………….don’t we all, – and not just for the smoking ban.

  116. 400
    patriotic says:

    Baroness Scotland my arse,the best thing for this thieving bitch is in a Scottish prison along with all the other Scottish mafia who have ruined this country.
    As for McMentallist who cares if he steps down nuliebour are bloody finished,if they appointed the bloody holy ghost as leader it wont make any difference they are kaput.

    • 523
      You Couldn't Make It Up says:

      My reaction exactly I must confess, and one wonders how deliberate it’s been: the Scots’ Revenge? She is well named I must say! And she’s living proof of the uter folly of the policy of politically correct ‘minority appointments’ – this semi-educated, utterly stupid and frivolous woman hasn’t even been elected to anything, ever. She is there as window dressing.

      The real tragedy of the Labour years is the way our political, legal and media classes have been totally corrupted, infected even, by the European and Asian norms of doing business: the end justifies the means and any related dishonesty is only to be expected.

      Even 15 years ago any one of million things which have been exposed – both done and said – from 1997 and the ‘Ecclestone Affair’ onwards, would have led to resignations, forced possibly but usually accepted as inevitable by the perps. Now even lying to Parliament is met with a cynical shrug; and ‘resignable’ events are glossed over daily. You really couldn’t make it up. .

  117. 410
    Anonymous says:

    I could put a bullet between her eyes without blinking

  118. 414
    streamfisher says:

  119. 420
    Boycott the ПРАВДА licence fee says:

    Cheer up, everyone. This bitch’s arse is toast already. She’ll be out of a job by tomorrow. Brown gave her his blessing.

  120. 425
    TheCourtOfPublicOpinion says:

    See, this is what I’ve been saying all along. Now that the failed “new” labour experiment is over, we can see in this woman exactly what it stood for. Traditional labour incompetence is present and correct – she forgot to check the documents. But this is “new” labour, the “new” bit being the addition of traditional tory corruption. She knew full well she wasn’t entitled to the 170k but thieved it anyway.

    New labour = incompetence + corruption, wheras with the new tories its the other way round.

  121. 426
    Peter Hitchens says:

    Lady McTonga is the token *oon with qualifications that most folk wouldnt wipe their arses with .
    Sort of like Trevor McDonald
    Another *oon promoted cos he is a *oon not on merit
    Thank God that my C key has started working again

  122. 430
    Anonymous says:

    If I was a cynic I would say that the Baroness owes her status to tokenism as she appears totaly inexperienced for this position. In the same way Smith was handed the Home Secs Job and Ainsworth the defence brief. These are minor players whom Gordon can push around. Have you noticed the lack of Big Beasts in Gordons Cabinet !

    • 462
      Beowulff says:

      Liketh unto the fish.

      Stinking rot doth truly start from the very head, until mighty putrefaction hath devoured the whole.

    • 588
      bandersnatch says:

      You are certainly not that other Anonymous as you are interesting, and you can spell. Call yourself intermittent cynic or something!

  123. 465
    The Lesson unto Noo_Boring_Liars is taken from the Book of Mose, Chapter 54, beginning at Verse 1. says:

    1. and Mose and MincingBum, driven from the de=weelings of all decent people, returned again even unto the desert.
    2. And they were benders, bending truth and purpose : and knew neither shame nor fear.
    3. And MincingWrinkledBum said unto Mose : Truly thou art a great leader. All the sheeple should follow thine example, except me, who am Thine Chief Leader and Task Giver.
    4. And Mose became wroth. And opened his mouth. And lifting up his voice, saith unto MincelmuckyBum : Nay, this cannot be. I am the Leader of all the tribes, yeah, even from ArfGorn unto the dwellings of Noo_Lie_Bore land, which is even unto Londistan.
    5. And MincingBotty laughed, and said. Thou mayest think that, Oh thou of small intellect and even less influence. But I couldest not comment.
    6. And Mose lifted up his voice, and said, even unto the fowls of the air, and the lowly creatures of the earth : Hear me! And hearken unto mine words.
    7. For I speak truth in a form that that thou hast not heard. I am the Saviour of the World. Have I not delivered chariots unto our warriors that seemeth good, yet hath no bottom.
    8. And I, even I, hath done jobbys that are beyond the wit of man to understand.
    9. And all tellers of money come unto me for favours, the like of which have never been seen before. Or ever thought of.
    10. And MincingSpottyBum answered and said : Time for thine afternoon rest, and bitter herbs.

  124. 468
    Billy Bunter says:

    Yaroo, geroff, Is the Tuck shop still open?

  125. 469
    Eeyore says:

    You missed out ‘telling porkies’

  126. 473
    jez. says:

    Well well – there’s a surprise. Only 170 grand – what’s all the fuss about. This is mere petty cash to the likes of the Baroness.
    Fire the bitch. Even then the only way she’ll leave office is on the wrong end of a 70 horse power winch

  127. 475
    Baroness Sleaze says:

    Patricia Scotland – Baroness Scotland – are those pearls glued to your neck – just asking…….?

  128. 487
    Truth Sayer says:

    Nick Clegg is being set up for a fall, if he joins up with Labour and loses as is inevitable he’ll be booted out as Dave has been offering an alliance to quench the limp dims thirst for power.

    • 492

      That’s a very good point. Nice that he gave the possibility so much thought before booting it out into the long grass.

      • 498

        Guido’s point about Brown is spot on. (Mad if he doesn’t sack her).

        But WHO could he replace her with? Attorney General is not a post that anyone can fill! Patricia Scotland might work against that point, now I think about it!

        But who would be capable of stepping in to that role?

        • 522
          Bob Ain'tworth-Atoss says:

          I could do that job – I’m not busy in my current sinecure.

        • 554
          barefootcontessa says:

          Terry Wogan might be available?

        • 562
          barefootcontessa says:

          Terry Wogan?

        • 576
          Wicked Witch Slotty Gob says:

          Ahem…!

        • 593
          Prof. Pedant says:

          Any Socialist will do, or maybe appoint a Quango.

        • 596
          bandersnatch says:

          Mandy, Oh Mandy, I love to see the sunshine of your smile… You could surely get an ultra-speedi law degree, masters, and pupillage waiver from Gravygrits University South Carolina, by Wells Fargo Express Delivery next week.

        • 609
          It's a funny old World says:

          It’s been said on numerous posts already but I think it bears repeating that there is a Labour Queens Counsel who has impeccable credentials for the job; a mother and wife;experience of moving within the highest levels of government; a first in law from the LSE(not the essex techincal college); chambers in Lincoln’s Inn and a woman with political connections within the Labour establishment who would jump at the chance to become Attorney General and a Peer of the Realm -I can’t think why she wasn’t appointed earlier now Peter runs the country- step up to the plate Ms Cherie Booth QC. Your country and Party needs you ! hahahahahahahhahahahahhahah!!!!!

    • 618
      Mr. Grumpy says:

      Seemed to me he already fell, once he organised his wetfish party to support Bercow as Speaker

  129. 495
    Brown Poo says:

    She’s responsible for the appalling one-sided extradition treaty with the terrorist Americans. The Yankee torturing bastards can get anybody they like from Britain by making up demented shite, whereas the British have to make a solid prima facie case to get American criminal filth.

    “American Civil Liberties Union attacks David Miliband over UK/US extradition treaty ” – http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/politics/6099715/American-Civil-Liberties-Union-attacks-David-Miliband-over-UKUS-extradition-treaty.html

    Anyway, how the Hell can she be Attorney General, she’s not even British?

    These political

    tokens

    for the sake of political correctness are all the same – sock-puppets for zionist and CIA criminals, and they are all corrupt scum who will do anything for money and not to be exposed. On top of it all, she’s thick.

    • 528
      Prof. Pedant says:

      Yeah verily, this is the way it is.

      The American yankees can shit on us from a great height but we are like unto the shite beneath their boots.

      We do however have only ourselves to blame, because the majority of British citizens who bothered to vote, actually voted this shower of shit into office.

    • 598
      bandersnatch says:

      Remember NOBODY voted the Gorgon into office he got it by feeling ARROGANTLY ENTITLED to it and there were only a few feeble also rans to stand against him…

  130. 500
    Brown Poo says:

    Look at the state of it:

    [img]http://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images/Guardian/Pix/pictures/2008/12/19/1229729378753/Baroness-Scotland-001.jpg[/img]

  131. 505
  132. 506
    Eeyore says:

    Maybe it’s time for McPooh to order the Socialist NeoComm project to be crashed into the wall, so that a Safetycar car can come out and lead us from the dark wood to Freedom

    • 510

      Hang on! It would be interesting to identify the expenses claimed for cleaners, nannies, housekeepers, cooks, maids, etc., etc., and then match those figures with what was actually claimed for on expenses. I bet the two don’t tie up.

      • 557
        barefootcontessa says:

        Receipts ……… the word you’re looking for.

      • 604
        bandersnatch says:

        Have all these cleaners been shot, or had their small wrist veins cut and given a few painkillers… Can’t one of our more campaigning newspapers find, for instance, the Gorgon’s cleaner and offer a quid or two to tell all, not just what she/he was told to say?

    • 534
      Anonymous says:

      This is known as the Renault Strategy

    • 698
      Anonymous says:

      Why are there so many people associated in one way or another with Scotland that are responsible for our painful and drawn-out demise? We’ve got Wacko Jocko and Eyebrows throwing English tax reciepts at Bank of Scotland and RBS to rescue them and now baroness Scotland thieving 170 grand and ignoring the law she herself helped to draft! I just gets weirder.
      Edward the 1st (aka Longshanks, god bless him – a giant of a man at 6′4″ in the late 13th Century) was called ‘Malleus Scotia’ (the Hammer of the Scots) for his hard line against the perfideous Jocks. Where is he when you need him? What England needs right now is an extreme, hard-line right-wing strongman that will sort this mess out without heeding a single bleat of objection from the PC brigade.

  133. 509
    Brightonia says:

    Brown should fire her tomorrow and let the media obsess; too many of them are in Bournemouth with the Liberals to be bothered! And next week, Brown should resign at the Labour Conference in Brighton, Lord Mandleson will renounce his peerage and assume the role of temporary leader till the party chooses a replacement in the new year… I don’t believe Brown will wake up on the day after the election and resign as Labour Leader; he hasn’t got it in him to admit defeat. What is Purnell doing these days?

    • 521
      nell says:

      Bliar and mandy do not believe that gordon has the um y’know ‘wherewithal’ to stand for election. They think he’s going to duck out early on health grounds or ‘the offer of a job’ somewhere.

      I think they’re right. gordon doesn’t have backbone.

      • 526
        TheCourtOfPublicOpinion says:

        Shome mistake – you are talking about the man who wrote the book when it comes to courage!

      • 531
        Anonymous says:

        what idiot company wud offer this useless man a job ?

      • 538
        Prof. Pedant says:

        Does anyone think Bliar and Fondlebum could do any better.

        It’s the party and the cause which is duplicitous and evil. Brown is just the current ambassador for socialism who is unfortunate enough to be in office when the money ran out. The fact that he is a key member of the party that has created the chaos is somewhat incidental. The other idiots are also fully responsible.

        It will be a dream come true it he does chuck it in because the next incumbent will be even more despised than Brown.

    • 530
      Troughy says:

      Purnell?

      Dirty protests I expect.

    • 592
      Anonymous says:

      Well he is known to have rather an aversion to elections.

    • 620
      It's a funny old World says:

      Good plot scenario BUT as a life peer Mandelson CANNOT renounce his peerage without an Act of Parliament as a “life peerage” is what it says on the tin “for life” not like an hereditary peerage which CAN be renounced.

      However there is NO need technically for Mandelson to actually renounce his peerage to become PM.It is only custom in the last 100 years(I think the last peer who was actually PM when he was a peer albeit hereditary was the Marquis of Salisbury) .If it is deemed to be an emergency i.e. the present PM has had to retire on health grounds and there is no clear successor in the Commons who could command a majority within the party,the Queen on recommendation of the Cabinet could call on Mandelson to form an interim government.It would be perfectly valid under the Constitution as the monarch can technically appoint who she likes to form a government.They don’t even have to be in Parliament although they would be expected to be able to command the support of the House of Commons.

      If Mandelson had the support of the majority of the Cabinet and he made it clear that he was only accepting as an interim measure pending the election of a replacement party leader who would have to call a General Election by May/June 2010 anyway he could be PM if Brown resigned on health grounds

      • 869
        Moley says:

        It’s very hard to understand because you are talking about two Queens and I keep losing track of which Queen is which.

        Should we have queen1 and queen2 perhaps to make it simpler?

      • 943
        Morris 1100 says:

        When Mr Bean (the real one) met the Prince of Darkness at Goodwood, he said “Ah, Prime Minister” to which Mandy replied “Not yet”.

        Hm, that quote seems to have more significance now I’ve read comment #621. Perhaps ‘Prince’ is no title Mandy’s no longer satisfied with. ‘Queen’ would be so much more grand.

    • 628
      Gooey Blob says:

      Polls consistently show that all of the leading candidates to replace Brown would do a great deal worse at a general election. Bad as he is, I fear Brown is Labour’s best hope as all the alternatives would see Labour all but annihilated.

      Labour cannot afford another leadership election, either politically or financially. With the economy in such an appalling mess nobody is going to forgive a party which turns in on itself so close to a general election in a cynical and futile attempt to save a handful of backbenchers’ seats.

      • 863
        Carlton C. says:

        one of latest polls was pretty clearly saying otherwise

        from AP

        Poll: Britons prefer anyone but Brown as leader

        LONDON — A new poll suggests half of British voters would prefer anyone other than Prime Minister Gordon Brown to lead the country.

        The Populus survey published Tuesday by The Times of London newspaper found 61 percent of respondents believe Brown is a liability. Only 34 percent of those questioned believe he is an asset for Britain.

        According to the newspaper, 48 percent of those questioned agreed that “literally anyone” other than Brown would be a better national leader.

        Support for Brown’s Labour Party was at 27 percent, behind the main opposition Conservatives on 41 percent.

        Populus interviewed 1,504 adults by telephone between Sep. 11-13. No margin of error was given, but in samples of a similar size it is plus or minus 3 percent.

  134. 518
    Gordon ( I AM a moron ) Brhoon says:

    Sleaze and smear. It’s in Labour’s D-N-A.

  135. 536
    shelling-out says:

    I pity his cleaner.

    Ooops -I forgot. He claims for one but doesn’t have one.

    • 639
      Labourwipeout says:

      Thought occurs to me apart from a fictitious cleaner , does his Brother actually exist ? After all we never actually saw him behind the closed Door and he did sound suspiciously like Gordon !

    • 845
      Anonymous says:

      Don’t mention the word “wisteria” to Old Etonian millionaires will you?

  136. 539
    Troughy says:

    Soupy Byrne complaining about “the juvenile politics of the student union” on Sky. He keeps saying he’s afraid. So he should be – he’ll be getting a shoeing e’er long, in the ballot box and one hopes, on the street. Saggy-headed Hoon.

  137. 543
    nell says:

    ‘After his YouTube triumph’ the Independent says gordon ‘has moved onto Podcasts’ (heard but not seen) – where ‘he seeks to reassure Britain that he is in control.’ (Seems to me the Independent has a limited future.)

    No.10 says gordon is trying to emulate Roosevelt’s post WW2 ‘fireside chats’ .

    They launched the first one yesterday. Anyone heard it?

    • 555
      streamfisher says:

      Too many oxymoron’s; Reassure, Britain, Me still in control.

    • 565
      Prof. Pedant says:

      Bit difficult for him to emulate Roosevelt’s post WW2 Fireside chats, as FDR was dead by then, but then GB is not a normal mortal being, as we know.

      • 629
        We have nothing to fear but fear itself says:

        Will it carry the usual warning that this programme contains “messages of a disturbing nature and listeners may wish to turn away now”

    • 580
      Anonymous says:

      Is Gordon sitting on his rocking horse during his cosy fireside chat?

      • 610
        Prof. Pedant says:

        He’s strapped on with that funny jacket with no arms.

      • 617
        streamfisher says:

        Rare as rocking horse shit, next week G20 (again), Gordon is going to embarrass us on the International stage again with his Flash fantasy, Mr Buffoon will have the nation cringing with his poor imitation of a human being, BBC will headline but World leaders will ignore.

        • 627
          It's a funny old World says:

          The welcoming placards – “Brown supports terrorism” will be interesting when he lands stateside – expect a quick cutaway shot by the BBC

        • 658
          streamfisher says:

          Forgot about that (it being in the U.S.A), must be “the special relationship” which made them relent and grant him a visa. Obama not too popular Stateside at the moment, but Brown not popular anywhere, not even in Libya.

    • 645
      I am speaking to you from the Cabinet Room at 10 Downing Street !! says:

      I particularly like the strapline – who said “The Independent” hasn’t a sense of humour ?

      “After his YouTube triumph, Gordon launches ‘fireside chat’ podcasts”

      http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/after-his-youtube-triumph-gordon-launches-fireside-chat-podcasts-1790443.html

  138. 545

    The mental illness known as Socialism has 3 symptoms.

    Narcissism
    Envy
    Projection.

  139. 568
    Twat Watch Fan says:

    Baroness Scotland is a fat lesbian supposedly.

  140. 574
  141. 575
    Twat Watch Fan says:

    What you all getting in a panic about, Socialism will be voted back in another 10 years anyway for the whole charade to carry on once again.

    Well for those of us unlucky enough to still be alive, they’ve brain washed your children already and will just enjoy a nice rest until they get voted back in by them.

  142. 600
    Scumberella says:

    for his pension Brown should be given a criminal record, a pale blue three wheeler, a crash helmet and a council house near Wolverhampton

  143. 601
    Daveyone says:

    Blimey is that Bottomly walking behind……what a wimp!

  144. 603
    nok sum sens in says:

    Clegg needs getting in a headlock and bouncing of a metal garage door

  145. 606

    Baroness Scotland: a problem that started in Dominica.

    • 613
      Prof. Pedant says:

      You mean to say Baroness Scotland is not Scottish.

      Heavens to Murgatroyd, are there no depths to which these Nuliebor people will not stoop ?

      • 624
        Anonymous says:

        The nomenclature attched to the title is largely irrelevant. On a related matter, let’s not forget Lord Taylor of Warwick (peerage given by John Major), who apparently claimed seventy grand for a house that does not exist.

        • 630

          Prof I know: and I’m now starting to wonder whether Matthew Parris is actually the garlic-reeking Rive Gauche frog that I always thought he was.

        • 631
          Prof. Pedant says:

          That’s alright then.

          Just that as she called herself Baroness Scotland, I thought she might have something to do with the place.

          Just a matter of semantics, I suppose, similar to Brown doing away with Boom and Bust.

          Obviously all John Major’s fault anyhow.

        • 635
          Prof. Pedant says:

          Tuscan, maybe Mathew Parris is just a pseudonym for Richard Littlejohn

  146. 612
    Papasmurf says:

    Headline on Mirror Website……………

    “Attorney General Baroness Scotland house raided by UK Border Agency”

    http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-stories/2009/09/20/attorney-general-baroness-scotland-house-raided-by-uk-border-agency-115875-21686702/

    Read the article and you find it is the cleaner’s house they are referring to. What a mind fuck or what?

  147. 614
    Anonymous says:

    Here’s your democracy, usefully summed up by The Clash:

    This is a public service announcement
    With guitar
    Know your rights all three of them

    Number 1
    You have the right not to be killed
    Murder is a crime!
    Unless it was done by a
    Policeman or aristocrat
    Know your rights

    And number 2
    You have the right to food money
    Providing of course you
    Dont mind a little
    Investigation, humiliation
    And if you cross your fingers
    Rehabilitation

    Know your rights
    These are your rights

    Know these rights

    Number 3
    You have the right to free
    Speech as long as youre not
    Dumb enough to actually try it.

    • 952
      Australian says:

      Indeed, anon: the late Joe Strummer also summed things up very well in “Guns of Brixton” (nearly 30 years ago, now!);

      When they kick at your front door
      How you gonna come?
      With your hands on your head
      Or on the trigger of your gun?

      When the law break in
      How you gonna go?
      Shot down on the pavement
      Or waiting on death row?

  148. 622
    RavingMad says:

    sorry if repost

    http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/politics/article6841374.ece

    nice little earner for another of these unelected shits

  149. 637
    Scallywag says:

    Snottie McTwat is totally out of his tree and has been for years. He just gets fed what the No 10 bastards think he wants to hear so that they can keep on drawing their fat salaries and stealing taxpayers money until that wonderful day arrives when the fucking lot of them get dumped. The the trouble will really start…

    I still prefer the 50 calibre solution. It’s so final!

  150. 640
    Scallywag says:

    Is Brown really an illegal immigrant? We should be told…

  151. 643
    Daveyone says:

    Bells on Sunday: If this were the BBC they would be asking for whom the bell tolls?;

    • 646
      Papasmurf says:

      This is obviously a metaphor for the Labour Party, I loved the way they ran out of steam near the end and it all went out of tune. The jangle of hand bells, coughing and chat also made it a surreal experience.

      The bells toll for McSnot and his crew.

      • 659
        Daniel Lambert says:

        As a “Son of Leicester” I should point out that the building in the foreground is the roof of the medieval “Old Guildhall Building” and that the video was shot it appears in Guildhall Lane a cut through from the town centre shopping area which is fairly busy even on a Sunday.In addition the congregation actually disgorge into a very small narrow lane surrounded by high buildings which magnifies the sound. Civic pride is a funny thing as Boris discovered to his cost

        The old stocks and gibbet are very nearby as are the old debtor prison cells so we look forward to a visit from Mr Brown soon as we would welcome a chance for a historical re-enactment
        There that’s “off my chest” – nothing personal Papa !!

        • 661
          Papasmurf says:

          the metaphor gets better and better

          stocks, gibbet, debtor prison, town centre with banks no doubt and bankers!!!

        • 662
          Daniel Lambert says:

          Papa

          Definitely lots of banks although the one nearest to the guildhall on High Street became a bookies in the 80’s(prescient or what ?)The Cathedral is also ery near( a few hundred yards) to the stone Bow Bridge over the River Soar where Richard III head(his dead body was slung over a horse) is reputed to have struck the parapet on its journey back from nearby Bosworth Field after having been warned by a local wise woman the previous day(he spent the night before the battle reputedly at the Blue Boar Inn – now demolished)that where his spur hit so would his head – so Brown better not cross the bridge just in case knowing his luck or lack of it !!

          Here endeth the promo for the Leicester Tourist Board. Have a good one !!

        • 664
          Papasmurf says:

          well I say he should visit asap.

          Been a lot of demolition from what you describe. Anything left to see?

        • 676
          Prof. Pedant says:

          Any working order used scaffolds available ?

        • 677
          Prof. Pedant says:

          How about this wise woman for Attourney General ?

    • 783
      A Pensioner says:

      Are you allowed to ring bells in Leicester? And on a Sunday?

  152. 649
    James Ibbotson says:

    Anyone know if the cleaner was paid the minimum wage & correct NI contributions ?

    I suspect it might be a cash in hand job…………..

  153. 663
    Fuck Labour says:

    I find this to be a great situation either way something is getting beat whether its some random dudes meat or this chicks face by her husband.

    I have really enjoyed the lack of humanity we have shown in this thread. It proves to me there is still hope left in mankind for there to be some twisted sick sense of humor. In any way shape or form my hopes and aspirations from reading this thread is as follows:

    1:Someones life is totally ruined and they cant live with themselves any longer which causes them into a downward spiral of drugs alcohol and possibly a cobainian demise.
    2:It just partially ruins thier life and causes a large inconvinience for them and years and years of distrust, bitterness and therapy.
    3:An all out melee with curses and screams, punches and bitch slaps, broadcast live in Westminister where this could likely be taking place.

    Any of the above or combination of the above would be sweet.

    The only real thing i regret is the fact i will not be able to see or possibly taste the sweet tears of sorrow, dread, and misery that this wound will inflict.

  154. 669
    Lord Wayne of Trombone says:

    surely the libdem conference is utterly boring?

  155. 673
    Premier Gordon Brown says:

    I am best placed to get Britain out of the current Deficit Crisis, afterall I was the c_unt who caused it.

  156. 674
    John Ward says:

    Given that all these people seem to come from Scotland or be called Scotland, I have an underlying sense that we are being told something here.
    My solution to this appalling situation of Caledonian terrorism is to give the Scots their freedom, in the hope they will now leave us alone.

    There comes a time in every struggle against freedom fighters when the subjugators must accept defeat and start negotiations. We did it with Gandhi, we did it with the McGuinness Adams axis of evil. Now we must do it with those whose sole aim is to bankrupt England & Wales unless they have their way.

    What I say is, let us not make martyrs out of Salvador Darling, Gormless Frown and Cruella de Scotland: airlift them now to the People’s Republic of Salmond, and to Hell with what the Americans think.

    NbyWard

  157. 678
    Vernon Kaye says:

    Bet you’d like to kick my balls out through a hole in the top of my head.

  158. 680
    Right Bastard says:

    If you’ve nothing useful to contribute then piss off.

    • 681
      Mr Hardweedgie says:

      What’s wrong Derek the missus drooling over the fit male dancers on strictly come dancing again???

      • 686
        Premier Gordon Brown says:

        I’d like to take this opportunity to send Britain’s Davis Cup Team my very best wishes and hope they have a very successful competition.

  159. 682
    Mr Hardweedgie says:

    Little Derek is getting smarter, he’s managing to deduce a few people’s multiple postings under different names through writing style.

    Although even in spite of this he’s still a sack of useless steaming shit.

  160. 684
    Blumpkin says:

    I said hello, dolly,…..well, hello, dolly
    It’s so nice to have you back where you belong.
    You’re lookin swell, dolly…..i can tell, dolly
    You’re still glowin’…youre still crowin’…youre still… goin’ strong…

    • 701
      Troughy says:

      I wish they wouldn’t give the little c’unt shandy. It makes him dreadfully anti-social and he wets the bed.

  161. 693
    grenade says:

    Iz it coz she black?

    • 699
      nell says:

      Well let’s see she broke a law she herself had introduced and then she has troughed £170,000 of taxpayers money for overnight subsistence when she actually has a London home.

      It’s a strange thing y’know but most of us expect members of the government to have integrity and be above reproach, to be honest, not break the law, not trough taxpayers money using false pretences, that sort of thing.

      So how is her colour relevant to anyone other than a labour troll?

      • 709
        Jimmy says:

        “So how is her colour relevant to anyone other than a labour troll?”

        Have you read any of the comments on here?

        • 713
          nell says:

          Yes Jimmy. But have you?

          What are you suggesting that we should overlook what she has done because of her colour?

          Or should we say that she is a Minister of the Crown and must be above reproach. Because she is not she must resign.

          Which of those statements do you think is right?

        • 716
          Half eyed Scottish idiot says:

          I presume you mean if she was white we would not be criticising her.

          If you really believe this you really are a thick t**t

        • 763
          Jimmy says:

          “What are you suggesting that we should overlook what she has done because of her colour?”

          No. I’m pointing out that although no-one has ever made such a ridiculous suggestion, people like you insist on pretending that it has, and that the only possible explanation for a black person achieving high office is that the deck has somehow been rigged in their favour.

          Is that clear enough?

    • 700
      Anonymous says:

      Is it cos she is Scottish?

      • 710
        nell says:

        Y’know I’m beginning to feel sorry for the poor old scots.

        Of course the Baroness is not scottish. But true scots must be watching in despair as this scottish labour mafia in westminster lie, cheat and steal their way through parliament and in gordon’s case throw tantrums (& nokias) and disappear when there are dificult decisions to be made.

        They really have given the scots a bad name. No wonder scots, looking for an alternative, are voting for the snp instead.

        • 720
          Sir William Waad says:

          We only get their rejects, those who can’t cut the mustard in Scotland. Alex Salmond is a far more skilled politician than any of the Anglo-Jocks, though unfortunately he is also a slimy mendacious git.

        • 721

          As opposed to the usual Scots’ “alternative” of methadone

        • 727
          nell says:

          Frankly Sir William I think being slimy and mendacious is a necessary qualification for becoming a politician of any persuasion in any country.

          Look at Berlusco*ni – they don’t don’t come any slimier ++shudder++

        • 733
          Seasick Dave says:

          I’ll be voting SNP, and so, I believe, will my English trouble ‘n’ strife.

          Oh, and Nell, don’t feel sorry for us :)

        • 770
          Hadrians Planning Officer says:

          Well Nell No sympathy for the Scots if they feel like that. They themselves keep voting for the twats and they get back in because of it.

          Mind you they get all the freebies while we just have to pay for it all and ours as well.

          Fuck em!

        • 812
          barefootcontessa says:

          Glad to hear it Ss Dave.

        • 820
          Anonymous says:

          Hadrians planning officer, has it occured to you that the Romans built their wall because they couldnt actually conquor us as opposed those who became the English and who simply lay down to them and allowed occupation ? Hadrians planning officer, actually the more I think of it the more I realise its a perfect title for someone who is quite clearly a quizling, saving his skin by cosying up to the invaders and loading up the cattle trucks. As far as putting together a team to rid us of this vermin Government comprised of Peoples from all corners of the UK but largely of English extraction you are just not suited, you fail to see the bigger picture blinkered as you are by your racist world view. Youve got four NO’s . Fuck Off !

        • 936
          Fluffy Thoughts says:

          #821, Anonymong,

          I see your Hadrian’s Wall and call with the Antonine Wall. That’s the last line of Pictish resistence.

          Are you one of those feekers that were kicked out of Ireland, hired a Hunnish king, and eventually became subservient to the victorious Picts? What the feck is that tribe’s name? Ah yes, the Escoti.

          If you can’t stand your English neighbours, feck of back to Ireland. Oh shyte: James I/VI tried that and the Irish have been fighting yous ever since.

          PS. Take Baroness Scotland with you. One assumes her name is related to the Scotchman who used to “own” her forefathers.

        • 953
          Australian says:

          Fluffy thoughts:

          Good to see someone here who knows their walls!

  162. 695
    nell says:

    Jon Worth the Internet Manager who established Harriett Harman’s website for her Deputy Labour Leadership challenge has apparently registered a website for militwit entitled miliband4leader.

    The Telegraph says that the website was registered 2 days before James Purnell resigned.

    Militwit is obviously awaiting the right moment to launch his next career move.

  163. 696
    mr monster raving looney says:

    i am stark raving mad,i think it is an afront to madness that brown is compared to us.

    he is just bonkers

  164. 708
    Great Granddad says:

    It saddens and scares me, that all of the people on this blog (with just a few exceptions) are going to find come next May that they have no one for whom they can comfortably vote.

    Who will stand up and form a new, clean, and sensible democratic party? If one of you doesn’t, nobody else will.

    A GE is no good to anybody if there is no one to vote for!

    • 717
      RavingMad says:

      I fear you are correct Great Grandad

      what hope is there for millions of people who can’t get work?

      or can’t get work that pays enough to live?

      or can’t get work that pays enough to buy a house?

      or pays enough to get a decent pension

      The current governmental bastards have a lot to answer for and so does our establishment and their friends. I don’t see any of them queing up to worry about the above – in fact the recession has no impact on them at all.

      • 730
        South of the M4 says:

        And there lies the root cause of tomorrows street riots. We are fast approaching that very point where millions of ‘hard working families’ just cannot afford to live.
        Yep, if healthy, many would work until 70, ‘cept there ‘aint gonna be any *ucking jobs…..

        • 737
          Right Bastard says:

          Street riots or not, there are decades of digging the Brown shit to come for Joe Public.

          Whatever gloss is put on by politicians, like it or not, this country will be poorer. In a few years time, a weeks holiday in Margate will be seen as a luxury.

        • 890
          Call me Infidel says:

          A weeks holiday in Margate would be most peoples idea of cruel and unusual punishment. You clearly haven’t been there recently.

      • 753
        TheCourtOfPublicOpinion says:

        Quite right. Theres not been any downturn for any MP’s, nor have any of their their sons or daughters perished in any of the wars they started.

        Oh hang on, poor Alan Duncan claimed he’d been forced to live off rations, even though the £500 per month for food we all give them, outside of all expenses, salaries and perks, alone is higher than the minimum wage.

    • 718
      Half eyed Scottish idiot says:

      I am afraid you can have as many parties as you want but until the system is reformed (preferably with a powerful referendum system) you are still left with a choice of Labour or Tory.

      I know which I would prefer.

      • 724
        Hooray for Harold Lloyd says:

        I shall have a King Size Twix, a McDonalds coffee and a 10 minute shit at the services

    • 816
      barefootcontessa says:

      What are you going to do about it GGdad? Unfortunately it won’t just be the people on this blog, it’ll be the entire population of Great Britain.

  165. 711
    john miller says:

    And one Ring to rule them all! Oh no, that err, baton, has passed from Gord to you to Mandy.

    Pity all the Rings appear to be busted flush material…

  166. 719
    Eeyore says:

    More depressing news.

    Eeyore thought he was expounding his gloom with a blogosphere of personalities but according to Dolly the sheep, Eeyore has been braying to a small group of Pooh’s friends who have fraudulently populated the wood with a variety of names.

    What’s the point? Where will it all end. Eeyore talking to himself as usual I suppose !

  167. 723
    RavingMad says:

    I’ve been reading a policy document (in 180 page PDF file form) by the Lake District National Park. In it it describes how things are going to change for the better in this beautiful part of the country by, basically, keeping people out! They hope to reduce the need for travel throughout the area. They want to promote sustainable travel choices. Agh.

    Just who the fuck are these people, how did they get to be in these positions and what democratic right have they to impose their will on the people of this country and the millions of foreign visitors to the area? They want to essentially ban the car from the National Park. They want to reduce non-essential travel, especially by car based visitors. What the fuck. Are we all to now go a buy a fucking horse or summat?? Back to the dark ages…!!!!

    can someone tell me what ‘the rural character of roads’ is? Because according to these idiots it should be maintained, and where possible enhanced!!! WTF!!!!

    This is the sort of thing that’s happening to this country quietly, without our immediate knowledge. These people should be taken out and shot because it’s only our governments that are sustaining them WITH OUR FUCKING MONEY!

    • 734
      South of the M4 says:

      I agree. *uckin hoons that are there just to make our lives more difficult. After all, I have often caught the bus from Coniston to Ravenglass via the Wrynose Pass! You live in one of the best parts of the UK. Take to the streets and stop the *astards.

    • 741
      13eastie says:

      These are the type of people who tried to ban motorboats (and hence anyone who wanted to use one) from Windermere (a popular destination for water-skiers and wake-boarders) – a group of so-called ramblers (presumably a couple of local councilors, backed up by a JP and the neighbourhood doctor), seemingly intent on destroying a local economy that was still trying to unshackle itself from the pain of the foot and mouth fiasco.

      I remember attempting to travel from London to the Lakes by train, suffering from the misapprehension that anything would be better then attempting to navigate the M5/M6 interchange on a Friday afternoon.

      The purpose of my visit was to put into a effect a carefully planned sequence of events that would result in the acceptance of a proposal of marriage from the lady who is now my wife.

      Suffice is to say, British Rail (or whatever the hell it’s name was at the time) did its best to ruin everything.

      Arriving four hours late, and with the romantic meal a distant and long-expired aspiration, I managed to strike the deal minutes before closing time at a nearby pub, frequented by affluent Southerners:

      “We’re celebrating our engagement. Could we have a bottle of Champagne, please!”.

      “This in’t some kind o’ Southern Wine Bar”!

      “Quite not”!

      The Lakes – the real “Petit France”…

      P.S. 13eastie loves France and the Lakes, and has always considered himself rather fortunate to be espoused to someone with an equal affinity for dry stout…

      • 778
        Labours Aristocracy says:

        I enjoyed that tale my friend but in the end you are a little person unlike my labour loving friends and myself !

    • 744

      It’s to be “saved” and only party members will be allowed to use this area.

      All Praise Dear Leader!

    • 782
      Labours Aristocracy says:

      The rural character of roads is …well you know the way roads spontaniously appear without the need for vulgar workmen acting for evil mankind. Pass the champers my good man.

    • 786
      albacore says:

      The official trend’s logical outcome is to permit walking barefoot as our only means of travel.
      In the end, the marxists didn’t need to bomb us back to the Stone Age. Their thorough infiltration of Parliament did the job that gigatons of nukes merely threatened.
      And now for a reality check. Not.
      “Motorists should be blamed for accidents with cyclists even if it’s not their fault, says Government advisor”.
      http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1214856/Motorists-blamed-accidents-cyclists-fault–says-Government-advisor.html

      • 944
        HMRC's Bleeding Stone says:

        Law-breaking cyclists would be rewarded for an accident rather than punished. It’s just like MPs expenses so it’s bound to go through!

    • 818
      durotriges says:

      They have all gone fucking mad. The lot running (ruinning) the New Forest National Park want to keep out people ,horses, cattle & dogs. It will all turn back into scrub from open heathland. Close the roads & close the car parks so the peasants can’t get there easily.

  168. 725
    Sir William Waad says:

    Make that 652

  169. 729
    Sir William Waad says:

    Barristers are notoriously vague about money. They have clerks to deal with that. However they tend to be vague in the Harold Skimpole manner (Dickens: Bleak House). Skimpole induced kind people to give him money by constantly professing how inept he was with it. I expect Scotland’s defence to be “I’m just a dunce with money and I leave all that sort of thing to somebody else.”

    Don’t expect any of these greasers to be prosecuted. The Establishment looks after itself.

  170. 735
    Bod says:

    Barristers are essentially “the usefull idiots”

    If they were ANY good they would have made a name for themselves.

    None have, true judges (need body armour) are not an institution for the ordinary citizen,QED.

  171. 742
    Daveyone says:

    My last word on this!

  172. 752
    Bardirect says:

    There are some (as my old late chemistry teacher used to call them) “bloody thickoes” posting here. You do realise that if you hound poor Patricia (Scotland is her surname/slaveowner name) out then the only Nulab candidate for Attorney Heneral will be David Lammy.

    I wouldn’t wish him on a banana republic.

    • 754
      Hooray for Harold Lloyd says:

      Her name is Scotland because she has the rogue Jocko chromosome somewhere in her DNA

      Meaning she doesn’t know right from wrong and cannot tell the truth

      • 757
        Big Fat Pat Scothland The Lezza says:

        Don’t put it past Labour to shoe David Lammy into the leadership role as the desperate democracts did with Obama.

        • 769
          nell says:

          As for David Lammy – he’s young and idealistic.

          For a Labour man he looks quite decent. Modest expenses (at least I think they are) and a good constituency mp , unless anyone knows any better.

        • 789
          tired and jaded says:

          A bit thick, though. A typical example of an average bloke raised above his competence by the impulsion to have a black face in the government. He’s certainly no Obama.

        • 825
          barefootcontessa says:

          Lammy? He’s a complete under educated idiot!

        • 849
          tired and jaded says:

          Fortunately he’s only a barrister. It’s much worse when they give brain surgeons a few extra points to compensate for a ‘poor’ background.

        • 860
          Mrs Trellis says:

          Lammy – where do you start with that cretin? I heard him speak at a conference once. He said that he had a level 5 qualification which is why he was a government minister. His mother only had a level 2, so she was a social worker or similar. Unbelievable….

        • 947
          barefootcontessa says:

          Did you catch the cretin Lammy on Universityy Challenge some time ago? His answers to the general knowledge questions were more laughable than laughable! The very fact that he had considered himself learned enough to take part was even more laughable! Education? He hasn’t arrived at first base yet.

      • 767
        nell says:

        Well clearly she doesn’t know right from wrong . Anyone who claims £170K that they are not entitled to is dishonest.

        Her surname, her colour, her dna have nothing to do with it.

        She simply is a dishonest lady. Being dishonest is a conscious decision not an inadvertent act. If I was her mum I would be very disappointed that she had so badly let me down.

    • 755
      nell says:

      Unfortunately, under this labour trash, we are a banana republic.

      The upside of that is, it doesn’t matter who poor, lying, disappearing gordon appoints to any position in the current reshuffle ‘which is going to ‘refresh his government’, they’ll all be gone by June next year.

      • 760
        Phil O'Pastree says:

        Eeee I used to dream of bananas. ‘Tis grated parsnip and sugar for the likes of me.

        • 828
          barefootcontessa says:

          It’s the skins that are important where bananas are concerned,…… and when newlabour are going to slip up on them.

    • 756
      Daveyone says:

      …then again it was your chemistry teacher, not ours! Do you really think this blog holds such sway?

    • 831
      Anonymous says:

      Banana republic is where he came from, now we’re stuck with the thickhead and boy is that one a thick-thock. “Dumb as in David” is what his constituents say.

    • 895
      Masterminded 13 points says:

      Ahh yes who could ever forget David Lammy and his debut on Mastermind ….HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VWwyVQ2IQuE

      Priceless

  173. 764
    Big Fat Pat Scothland The Lezza says:

    She’s a bit young to be Attorney general anyway, where did she get the qualifications and experience from in such a short time??

    These common purpose b’stards sure get fast tracked in pronto don’t they.

    • 772
      nell says:

      Her age is irrelevant – her honesty and integrity is what matters here, or rather her lack of it.

      Labour unfortunately has corrupted many of it’s own politicians to believe that their prime aim is to trough as much out of the system as they can before they’re found out.

      Frank Field, Kate Hoey and the few Labour MP’s who are honorable must be despairing to see their party so trashed by greed and corruption.

    • 829
      Anonymous says:

      She’s a family alwyer with no experience at all for the job, which is why she got it and glory be what a mess she made of it.
      Its the equality/entitlement factor again….

    • 832
      albacore says:

      O ye of little faith!
      She’s “the best of the British legal profession”.
      Unless my ears deceive me, that’s what she said in the video just above.
      So it must be true.

    • 882
      davy says:

      Probably poacher turned gamekeeper

  174. 771
    freddie flintoff says:

    shoot her up the arse lads .

    hey guido can i plug my foundation on here ?

    please go to the af sign in the corner and make a donation lads

    http://www.andrewflintoff.com/

  175. 773
    Anonymous says:

    Her name is Scotland because she has the rogue Jocko chromosome somewhere in her DNA”

    Not so Hooray. She chose the name carefully as she did not want to be associated with morris dancing lager louts from sassenachland with neanderthal chromosomes and racist leanings who don’t much care where they defecate.

    • 776
      Anonymous says:

      or with Mandelson, Blunkett,Hoon,Straw, Balls, Prescot, Blears, Smith,Harman ,and all the rest of the English fuckwittery who have fucked up what once was Great Britain !

    • 780
      Severn Bridges says:

      The welsh?

    • 784
      nell says:

      It is a pity of course that she chose to call herself Baroness Scotland and then proceeded to follow in gordon, mandy and bliar’s footsteps by seeking to milk the state of every penny possible before being thrown out of office. She, of course, is not scottish – her choice of title is unfortunate for the scots.

      Nonetheless I’m sorry that the scots are being so desmirched by this dishonest, westminster mafia.

      I hope Scotland will show them how badly they are regarded at the next GE especially in Kirkcaldy.

      • 792
        Labours Aristocracy says:

        Nell, I predict that Gordon Brown will loose his own seat were he brave enough to stand in the next election which as we all now know is unlikely. Retiring on health reasons is the second most worst kept secret doing rounds at Westminster.

    • 788
      Hooray for Harold Lloyd says:

      She chose it carefully? what are you on about Scotch Egg?

      She was born Patricia Janet Scotland

      You Scottish really are not too clever.

      • 796
        Labours Aristocracy says:

        Yeah thats right apart from all those scientific/ technological/engineering/medical/economic/military achivements over the years we really are thick. What the fuck did you learn at school Harold ? Judging by your ignorance Fuck all is the answer !

        • 797
          Hooray for Harold Lloyd says:

          sorry mate, I would only count the Scotch Egg as a significant Scotch achievement

          now go and do a Highland Fling before your porridge boils dry

        • 800
          Grape Ape says:

          I learnt fuck all because all my teachers were Scottish

        • 801
          Labours Aristocracy says:

          Now that the stupid English Bigot is out of the way ( hopefully exiled to the same place as those Scots Nats who think Braveheart was an anti English movie as opposed one about Betrayal by those you trusted) can we post on the real issues using the combined talents from England ,Scotland N Ireland and Wales to drive the current fucktards from office and make Britain Great again !

        • 805
          Foggy Albion says:

          No, it was because you are a thick Hoon.

        • 808
          Labours Aristocracy says:

          you praise the scotch egg over penicillin,TV, tarmac, logarithims, electromagnatism, Radar,et all Truely you are an ignorant fat fuck, probably bald and certainly divorced since no woman would stay with a prick like you for long.

        • 811
          Labours Aristocracy says:

          Grape APE you are well named, you have obviously sent the anti stereo typing industry back decades. Hope your knuckles have healed since your last venture outside.

        • 814
          Grape Ape says:

          I am sorry if I have have upset you

          I wouldn’t eat a scotch egg because they are full of gristle and fat

          I would also see someone about your anger and if you have a problem with women you could also mention that to the doctor

          now toddle on

        • 822
          Anonymous says:

          Great ape that was perhaps the lamest reply I have seen on this blog. You are the one with issues, I suggest you return to the shallow end of the gene pool from whence you came and leave the fighting to the bigger boys. Now lets get back to ridding ourselves of the hypocrites in westmister , all this racist talk is simply a distracting irritation.

        • 859
          Grape Ape says:

          “real issues”

          “Now lets get back to ridding ourselves of the hypocrites in westmister , all this racist talk is simply a distracting irritation.”

          you must be a lefty to talk of issues

          Scottish independence would be the first step for a better England and Scotland

        • 866
          Anonymous says:

          Grape Ape, holy fuck man ( or boy as the case may be ) you have just revealed yourself in your true colours as an English independent . I have no problem with that but you obviously have since you have tried to hide it from us all. Now lets see will be voting NF at the next election yeah ? Fair enough but at least have the courage of your convictions and show yourself for what you are.
          As for me I am for the Union of England Scotland N Ireland and Wales, I despise the EU and I despise facists on the right and the left. Oh and I despise knuckle dragers as they tend to be used as camp guards.

          Now why dont you fuck off over to some NF scum web page and allow the rest of us to plan the fall of liebour and all that it stands for.

          You are either a halfwit of a labour troll I claim my £5.

        • 897
          Hadrians Planning Officer says:

          H for Harold

          Hate to pop the bubble but the Scotch egg is not a scottish delicacy or even invention. Scotch Eggs were actually invented by the famous London department store, Fortnum & Mason in 1738

          Now, deep fried mars bars. well thats a different story……………………

      • 799
        nell says:

        She was born Patricia Janet Scotland – fine . But she chose the title Baroness Scotland – why was that? – I suspect it was to insinuate an association between herself and Labour’s scottish in-house westminster mafia. That of course has backfired now, as the scottish mafia in westminster is completely discredited.

        As I have said, the real scots have been poorly served by this dishonest, troughing labour bunch.

        • 806
          Grape Ape says:

          She chose Baroness Scotland because that was here name

          Same as Baron Mandelson, Baroness Thatcher

          She is actuall Patricia Scotland, Baroness Scotland of Asthal

          I am sick of Scotish accents on the BBC

        • 833
          Foggy Albion says:

          Don’t watch it then you fanny.

        • 836
          barefootcontessa says:

          I like the Scots, but I feel the same about the number of Scottish accents on the BBC. There are far too many.

          It is possible that Patricia Scotland’s family name originally came from a Scottish slave master way back.

        • 846
          nell says:

          Who cares where her name came from. It’s what she is that matters.

          She has broken the law ( a law she herself created) nd a law that she has insisted be used to prosecute small business , some of whom have been forced into bankruptcy by her zeal. A law that she is now saying should not be used against her.

          She has troughed £170,000 for overnight stays in London at her own London home.

          So what is she? Honest? or Dishonest?

        • 853
          Anonymous says:

          “She was born Patricia Janet Scotland – fine . But she chose the title Baroness Scotland – why was that? – I suspect it was to insinuate an association between herself and Labour’s scottish in-house westminster mafia.”

          You really are fucking subnormal. Please see a psychiatrist immediately.

  176. 779

    Whatever happened to that nice Baroness Uddin. She was on the trough as well. Did she get done?

    • 791
      nell says:

      Dear BaronessU is still feathering her nest as we speak. I remain ever hopeful that she will be prosecuted before the next election.

      Both she and Baroness Scotland, of course, featured prominently on harriett’s list of powerful british women , y’know the one that didn’t name Mrs Thatcher.

      These people are such a laughing stock.

      • 810
        Ed Balls Up says:

        Keep laughing – you’re paying for it. Every hour you work, we take our slice, and a little bit of it fund Harriet’s campaign for (left-wing) female supremacy.

        • 815

          hey, talking of balls, didn’t anyone see him on the telly today, or see the sunday times interview

          not someone who would be high on my list of people to look after my children

          he’s nearly finished….

          http://www.thelilaccruiser.com/2009/09/20/the-awful-mr-balls/

        • 826
          nell says:

          Harriett does not understand that female supremacy does not come through out-dated 60’s theories of feminism.

          In fact she and her laughing stock list of left wing labour women that she promotes as important are nothing more than a self serving, troughing bunch of failed human beings who have climbed the greasy pole by avarice and manipulation.

          Harriett Harman, Diane Abbott, Baroness Uddin, Baroness Scotland.!!!! They are not examples that I want my grand-daughter to emulate. I am hoping for something altogether cleaner, more decent and honest.

        • 837
          barefootcontessa says:

          Don’t worry about Harriet’s list. She’s just going for the female vote. Her list means zilch.

        • 841

          I’d feel rather superior if women actually fell for that rubbish.

  177. 790

    What the EUSSR have up their sleeves for us – hat tip OH

    To which one can only respond, Hoon off you Hooning Hoons. And that goes for the ref at the swamp today as well.

  178. 794
    freddie flintoff says:

    wrong link last time lads

    please help if you can

    http://www.affoundation.co.uk/

  179. 807

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anarcho-tyranny#Anarcho-tyranny

    Anarcho-tyranny

    Samuel Francis argued that the problems of managerial state extend to issues of crime and justice. In 1992, he introduced the word “anarcho-tyranny” into the paleocon vocabulary.[28] He once defined it this way: “we refuse to control real criminals (that’s the anarchy) so we control the innocent (that’s the tyranny).”[29]

    In one of his last essays, he explained the concept:

    What we have in this country today, then, is both anarchy (the failure of the state to enforce the laws) and, at the same time, tyranny—the enforcement of laws by the state for oppressive purposes; the criminalization of the law-abiding and innocent through exorbitant taxation, bureaucratic regulation, the invasion of privacy, and the engineering of social institutions, such as the family and local schools; the imposition of thought control through “sensitivity training” and multiculturalist curricula, “hate crime” laws, gun-control laws that punish or disarm otherwise law-abiding citizens but have no impact on violent criminals who get guns illegally, and a vast labyrinth of other measures. In a word, anarcho-tyranny.[30]

    Francis argues that this situation extends across the U.S. and Europe. While the government functions normally, violent crime remains a constant, creating a climate of fear (anarchy). He says that “laws that are supposed to protect ordinary citizens against ordinary criminals” routinely go unenforced, even though the state is “perfectly capable” of doing so. While this problem rages on, government elites concentrate their interests on law-abiding citizens. In fact, Middle America winds up on the receiving end of both anarchy and tyranny.[31]

    The laws that are enforced are either those that extend or entrench the power of the state and its allies and internal elites … or else they are the laws that directly punish those recalcitrant and “pathological” elements in society who insist on behaving according to traditional norms—people who do not like to pay taxes, wear seat belts, or deliver their children to the mind-bending therapists who run the public schools; or the people who own and keep firearms, display or even wear the Confederate flag, put up Christmas trees, spank their children, and quote the Constitution or the Bible—not to mention dissident political figures who actually run for office and try to do something about mass immigration by Third World populations.[32]

    Francis argued that anarcho-tyranny is built into the managerial system and cannot be solved simply by fighting corruption or voting out incumbents. In fact, he says that the system generates a false “conservatism” that encourages people to act passively in the face of perpetual revolution. He concludes that only by devolving power back toward law-abiding citizens can sanity be restored.

    • 823
      English Liberation Front says:

      Excellent analysis of the current situation, thank you for posting this ACO. How can we join together and find leadership to represent us? Will we have to rise violently against the State in order to secure liberation and sanity?

      • 857
        Not long till labour gone says:

        I dream of the day that most of the country takes to the street to protest at the state of the UK, wearing the masks from V for Vendetta naturally!

        Although in reality we are more likely to see emotions banned ala Equilibrium.

      • 868
        Nanziboy Nicky and his comedy fascists says:

        http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fascism

        Fascism

        Fascism, comprises a radical and authoritarian nationalist political ideology[1][2][3][4] and a corporatist economic ideology developed in Italy.[5] Fascists believe that nations and/or races are in perpetual conflict whereby only the strong can survive by being healthy, vital, and by asserting themselves in conflict against the weak.[6]

        Fascists advocate the creation of a single-party state.[7] Fascist governments forbid and suppress openness and opposition to the government and the fascist movement.[8] Fascism opposes class conflict, blames capitalist liberal democracies for its creation and communists for exploiting the concept.[9]

        In the economic sphere, many fascist leaders have claimed to support a “Third Way” in economic policy, which they believed superior to both the rampant individualism of unrestrained capitalism and the severe control of state communism.[10][11] This was to be achieved by establishing significant government control over business and labour (Mussolini called his nation’s system “the corporate state”).[12][13] No common and concise definition exists for fascism and historians and political scientists disagree on what should be in any concise definition.[14]

        Following the defeat of the Axis powers in World War II and the publicity surrounding the atrocities committed during the period of fascist governments, the term fascist has been used as a pejorative word.[15]

    • 834
      Katabasis says:

      Thanks for posting that AC!

      • 958
        thick as thieves says:

        you do know that anticitizen is a fascist zionist, don’t you?
        so all his talk of tyranny, when he supports the occupation of Palestine, is a load of old piffle.
        he’s a fucking cretin.

  180. 817
    Anonymous says:

    She was born Patricia Janet Scotland

    You Scottish really are not too clever.”

    I fear alas, that we have stirred up the sassenachs! Lets call it a day folks and start on the morris dancers again tomorrow! ’bout time the neanderthals were made extinct again!

    • 865
      Grape Ape says:

      no need for my Ovaltine after reading this

      • 874
        Anonymous says:

        oh and here’s something else the minority of English racists on here dont know, The battle of trafalgar, Nelsons ship the Victory, was manned predominately by Scots from Leith in Edinburgh. Yeah thats right Scots. So when you sing rule Britania ( a song writtin be a scotsman btw) just remember who you owe thanks to.
        Now off to bed, your stupid one cell brains must be hurtin by now what with your ignorant world view collapsing before your eyes.

        • 880
          Sometimes Anonymous says:

          Just passing. Agree the Scots racist thing is a wee out of order, BUT why is this happening? ‘Cos the destruction of the UK society and economy has many Scots names attached: Brown, Goodwin, Mckillop, Blair, Campbell, RBS, HBOS etc. etc.

          Considering many Scots want independence, it’s healthy to have a debate about this, innit?

    • 920
      Arthur. Alfred. Wnston. Wellingto Pendragon says:

      The sobriquet ‘Scotland’ is intended, as a name to lend legitimacy to a foreign national who would be uncomfortable with their given or family name. Slaves were given such names by their masters, and to the present day ethnic peoples with inferiority complexes, massive egos and unquenchable vanity pursue the same course, for example: James Caan, Kwame kwei Armah. Their given names are racially specific and a burden to them.

  181. 824
    Anonymous says:

    Has grape ape gone back to his cave for poops yet?

  182. 830
  183. 835
    Web browser says:

    The NHS has a “credit crunch stressline”
    http://www.nhs.uk/Livewell/Onabudget/Pages/Creditcrunchstresshelp.aspx

    I wonder if Gordon’s phoned them yet?

  184. 843
    Cyco Billy says:

    Don’t forget to put a little something into the honesty box on the way out. Thank you.

  185. 848
    nell says:

    I suspect that Baroness Scotland will have retreated back to the House of Lords by tomorrow (Wednesday at the latest).

    Bob ainstbustingagut is attending Arnhem ceremonies today (Bridge too far) in Holland. Hope they booed him . Our lads in Afghanistan deserve better than him.

    Night . God bless.

  186. 851
    Patriotic says:

    just what is this scotlands bloody name,she doesn,t appear to be the bloody sharpest knife in the drawer,well i suppose if McMentallist backs you then you are doomed.
    I dont resort to this language normally but this fucking nuliebour government needs destroying next time around.
    As for Mendelbum he says he is,nt a jew what a bloody joke look at his history on wikipedia and you will find out and also look at Bliar and you will see his father was adopted by a couple called blair as the son of unknown actors,

  187. 856
    Mrs Trellis says:

    Any chance they might claim the house off her under the Proceeds of Crime legislation?

    • 867
      Anonymous says:

      probably not since Tessa Jowell has not has her house seized which is in contravention of the proceeds of crime act.

  188. 884
    caesars wife says:

    A very interesting turn of events , Ed balls makes insensative schools cut annoucement , lib dems try not to alienate there core voters when anoucing end of tution fees flagship , it would appear Mr Clegg has been seduced by the dark side .
    jasmine alibaba brown is with the view that the labour vote is collapsing and the libs are being invited to court it , so it basically an attempt at an anti conservative coalition . CW is all to dissapointed that the jsutice of parliament is being denied for now , with labours own polls suggesting they are going to get booted out , all very strange spinning bad news during cleggs opener , the asumption is its damage limitation , but this is dangerous , is clegg slighty more likeable that ed ?? are we seeing a rigged beauty contest .

    used to be accepted ettiquet that conference wasnt interfeered with , but now we have the attempt to reveal the hand of the cutter and try and re create the tory nasty party ??

    Ruin on Andrew marr next week , CW thinks a bit of game is on on which flavour of euro socialism you want to choose , the missing answer is of course both are wonk , but in two weeks time another £8bn of debt will have been racked up and by the time we get back to parliamnet another £16bn .

    Cw notes nice cuts soundbites does not lessen the responsibility of who has caused this . taxing the rich is not an excuse for deliberate destruction of the Uks ecnomic cabability for wonk euro socialism .

    • 887
      Arthur says:

      who is cw ?

      • 893
        caesars wife says:

        does it matter so long as we see the end of these crooks

      • 898
        Agent 99 says:

        Arthur
        CW=ceasers wife its just a way of writing.

        By the way I agree with the premise. Labour are burnt toast the only possible way of staying in the running is Lib/Lab pact as I have previously mentioned. Never works but it won’t stop them trying and they are both all for Europe. Remember the support the Limp Dums did not give to the Liesbon Treaty debate? Such a coalition would also provide bags of uncertainty and markets do not like uncertainty It would be the final nail in UK.

  189. 886
    When all this nonsense over MP's expenses is over says:

    So the Opposition Parties still cannot oppose and rid us all of this useless, hopeless Baroness…

    Let us all be wholly realistic. Just what are we all paying for if the Oppostion cannot oppose?

    How about a refund?

    Do you really believe we are going to be better off come the next election?

    Gird yourselves for more of the same and increased taxes, lower standars of living, andfurther selve serving, troughing parasites in the Commons.

  190. 888
    mitch says:

    “The son of the former Health Secretary Patricia Hewitt has been arrested and held in a police cell overnight after allegedly being caught with cocaine.

    Nicholas Hewitt-Birtles is due to appear in court this month, where he will face one charge of possession of a class A drug.”

    hahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahhahah
    hahahahahahhahahahhahahahahhahaahhaahhahah

    stoopid Hoon.(bet he gets off)

  191. 899
    Moraymint says:

    Is this a news story, or not? Why has the story disappeared? Was it a non-story? Or are the lawyers and the politicos up to something? Can somebody explain please?

  192. 900
    nell says:

    I see it’s being said this morning that the Attorney General is about to be replaced by Vera Baird.

    Well at least she is an elected MP. Unfortunately she is also another of the major troughers, designating her London flat as her main home and her four bedroomed in her constituency as her second home in order to collect maximum expenses. She even tried to claim for christmas decorations.

    No integrity there then.

    • 905
      • 909
        The Wonder Years(1997-2007) says:

        Perhaps “Dame Vera” might like to record the 2010 Labour Campaign Song – all together now comrades

        “Keep smiling through , just like you, always do, till the blue skies drive the dark clouds, far away. “

    • 907
      Axe The Telly Tax says:

      Is she on Harriet’s list of influential women in politics?

      I wonder if Baroness Scotland’s resume on ‘the list’ will be updated to include her law-breaking and troughing.

      No? I thought not

  193. 901
    When Gordon met Muammar:The New York Years says:

    Brown is to meet up with his “new best pal” in New York on Thursday when he attends G20 . Gordon’s ex-”Bestmate” is NOT happy and wants the “DVD Boxed Set” returned

    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/politics/gordon-brown/6212414/Gordon-Brown-to-meet-Col-Gaddafi-amid-Libya-row.html

    • 903
      nell says:

      Oh Dear – next crisis in the making before the last crisis has been resolved. Seems they’re coming ever thicker and faster. Well that’ll take the shine of gordon’s G20 grandstanding.

      • 908
        shelling-out says:

        Every cloud has a silver lining, Nell.

        His popularity is well on the wane. Should be an interesting summit.

        • 912
          AnonymousSource says:

          I can see the placards outside the UN now – “Brown Supports Terrorism”

          “Lives NOT Oil – Mr Brown !”

      • 913
        caesars wife says:

        I am surprised this story of record breaking arms sales to libya isnt finishing the ruin off , very conveinient ??

    • 910
      Axe The Telly Tax says:

      All we need is for the Lockerbie and 9/11 relatives to get together and march on the conference with placards

    • 924
      Axe The Telly Tax says:

      I see that we can get plenty of arms & equipment sent to Libya but can’t get enough helicopters shipped out to our own troops in Afghanistan. You couldn’t make it up.

      • 927
        A Pensioner says:

        Brown’s objective in Afgahnistan is to destroy Britain’s armed forces, not the Taliban. The last pillar of the English State left standing, almost.

        • 932
          R.McGeddon says:

          Agreed @ 925. It also lessens the likelihood of a military coup if our Armed Forces are otherwise engaged.

  194. 914
    RavingMad says:

    I see the police have not hesitated in getting involved in the football fiasco at Old Trafford yesterday. That tart Craig Bellamy is alleged to have hit a fan who had run on the pitch.

    It’s good to know that the police have their priorities correct here. I mean, we wouldn’t want them to arrest the Attorney General or get involve in MPs abuse of our money now would we???

    • 941
      I won't mince my words.... says:

      That scum Bellamy simply cannot pass ONE day without hitting someone – it was like a sweet offered to a child – hey,I’ll have some of THAT…pow.

      Football is now the sport of utter scum,played by scum,managed by scum,administered by scum and watched by utter scum.

      It’s decline will continue as more and more people realise what utter scum the whole thing is.

  195. 915

    [...] Just in case you thought the Labour party was serious about clearing out fraud and theft over allowances amongst it's MPs and life peers…… Baroness Morgan of Drefelin Baroness Scotland [...]

  196. 916
    caesars wife says:

    Clegg just been on today program , flip flop says he wants fairer society ? well in that case then why doesnt he give us vote on lisbon treaty !

    Ed Davy now being refered to Edward Davy , ooohhh Ed is not appinin with da youth vote then ? still could be worse they might have someone called Hoon working for them oppps

    fawkes must be being held against his will in the hotel bar , hes shouting for help very quietly

  197. 918
    • 926
      jgm2 says:

      That’s a re-write of a piece of shit in The Guardian by Seamus Milne

      http://tinyurl.com/lmvqha

      The whole thing is Labour Party black ops hence essentially the same lie appearing under two different by-lines.

      The lie is: It wasn’t the Labour government turning a blind eye to lax lending, slashing interest rates, encouraging a massive property boom that coincidentally enriched parctically the entire front bench, borrrowing and squandering 30bn a year in the ‘good’ years to hire one million total fucking wasters.

      Hell no. It was the banks wot done it.

      Labour lies masquerading as newspaper articles.

      This is the lie that must be challenged at every turn. Labour must no be allowed to disavow their part in totaly fucking the UK economy.

      • 929
        A Pensioner says:

        Its not just the UK economy they have destroyed, its the whole of the UK (English) State – see my post 925. Also, as an aside, they enrich themselves. Classic Marxists.

      • 950
        Anonymous says:

        the Banks are innocent are they ?
        funny, the British public thinks they are utter c’unts

  198. 921
    BARONESS STRAP ON says:

    Wheres The Monday Morning Scibbled Scetch That Doesn’t Look Like Anybody And Is Very Unfunny Posting ?

  199. 923
    Troughy says:

    …..and now it’s over to our polypical editor, Rick Nobinson.

  200. 925
    slime monitor says:

    Guido, pretty please with sugar on it; post the fuckin’ cartoon, eh?

    • 928

      How about – the usual SuBo/Gordo figure with the stink lines, has an arm around a Caribbean lady who is wearing a kilt. Gordy, holding a noose and pointing to a gibbet says “I am giving her my full support ”

      No? well its too early for me . no parliament today , back to bed for a bit.

    • 930
    • 931
      jgm2 says:

      Unless the cartoon is being done by the chap who single-handedly produced that excellent ‘Are we fooked’ video then don’t bother.

      I want to like ‘Rich and Mark’ as co-conspiritors but 9 out of 10 times their output is just crass rubbish.

  201. 934
    No to 6 quid! says:

    How much was the Tongan cleaner paid?

  202. 948
    Anonymous says:

    Missed this one yesterday, but feel it essential to include the arch-fraudster of the lot, JULIE KIRKBRIDE, who is attempting to keep a low profile.

    • 949
      THE THIRD ROUNDEL says:

      £170,000 is in fact a mere trifle compared to the activities of the unsavoury Julie Kirkbride, not to mention her obnoxious husband Andrew MacKay.

  203. 959

    [...] Tuesday, September 22, 2009 by charonqc It is, inevitably, going to be seen as ironic that Baroness Scotland, the Attorney-General, took an oath to uphold the rule of law, is part of a government who passed the law on employing illegals and has now ended up being investigated for allegedly breaking those very laws. (Picture from Guiudo Fawkes blog post on the expenses issue below) [...]

  204. 960
    des says:

    my advise to anyone dont vote in the next election wiy replace crooks with crooks. i think the only good thing we can bring about is a hung parliment that will shit the life out of those spives.

  205. 962

    [...] Baroness Scotland Accused of £170,000 Expense Fiddle Got to fund illegal servant pay somehow. 961 Comments. [...]

  206. 963
    Jackthesmilingblack says:

    Well she made it to the weekend. Now it’s the Sundays’ turn to fry her black donkey. Is that a racist comment? I do hope so.

  207. 964
    DelBoy says:

    Bugger off, Scottie. bye bye.

  208. 965
    Paul Burns says:

    The only reason Mandy hates Brown is that Brown turned him down or that he did and was possibly a bad shag …either way….

    Tony Blair on the other hand …who knows? I think they did …

    And as for David Geffen who whined (sic) and dined Mandy recently about Filesharing , I wonder who botted who to get Mandy’s complete inept turnaround about Lord Carter’s salient observations …

    Mandy has made enough anyway through Europe via Russian aluminium deals , etc….. bet his Brazilian translator ex-boyfriend has not …
    The problem is he is so full of himself he does not realise that the British Public are now fully aware of what an insidious, duplicitous lying creepy Hoon he really is… I would never shake his hand .. I mogt catch something ….

    Sorry if I spoke the truth .. I don’t vote Labour…

    Having re-read my last paragraph I suppose it could be applied to Alistair Darling , Gordon Brown and of course the ones that ran away .. Cherie and Tony Bair …lovely people…

  209. 966
    Paul Burns says:

    Hoon ? I never said Hoon… … ha ha ha .. I called him a c**t… that might get through ..let us see… … Hoon is funny though …I tell it like I see it …

    chutney ferret …

    rusty bullethole warrior…

    uphill gardener …

    I have no doubt that they will pass the test…

  210. 967

    [...] from order-order.com Patricia Scotland, who was at the Home Office before becoming Attorney-General, has wrongly [...]







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