February 5th, 2010

The Defendants

Devine, Chaytor, Morley and Lord Hanningfield face multiple charges which could result in prison sentences.  Guido feels satisfied that this is a start.  Particularly pleased that Jim Devine is facing charges – the Sunlight Centre made the original complaint against him to Scotland Yard.

Many other MPs will be thinking “there but for the grace of God…”  Don’t be so sure it is all over troughers…


412 Comments

  1. 1
    Milkybar kid says:

    Oink oink

    • 3
      Mitch says:

      clink clink

      • 22
        JAIL EVERY ONE OF THE 390 THIEVING MP SCUM says:

        Oink Oink Oink Oink

        4 piggies!

        So why was the media so sure it was only 2 yesterday ?
        The more the better of course

        • 54
          • Mitch says:

            BBC: In a joint statement the MPs said they refuted any charges and would “defend our position robustly”.

            Isn’t that what Harman and Scotland started with? Didn’t really work, did it?

          • Old Borehorn says:

            Hope they decide to prosecute Baroness Uddin too – she’s got her trotters all over the trough too.

          • D Fibrillator says:

            Jim Devine won’t make court. He’s busy having a heart attack on Sky News.

          • Chaytor is a CUNT says:

            Chaytors my MP, though he won’t respond to critical letters. I hope he rots in prison.

          • Tosserwatch says:

            the name you are using is more disgusting

          • Technomist says:

            Why is it that I am not surpised to learn that one of the accused is a former environment minister?

          • Airey Belvoir says:

            The prosecutions will be the climax of a long Nulab tradition that began after Tony promised us a new kind of government, whiter than white, ‘we are the servants not the masters’ etc. Lest we forget: (and thanks to the original poster):
            Now this list is only upto 2006. Theres another FOUR YEARS WORTH to come!

            April 2006 Cameron MacIntosh says he was offered Peerage for loan
            April 2006 Peter Law’s ‘peerage’
            April 2006 Charles Clarke & the failed deportations
            April 2006 John Prescott’s Affair(s)
            April 2006 Cherie Blair’s hairdressing bill
            April 2006 – Jack McConnell under pressure over breaking the ministerial code of conduct by giving public backing to a luxury golf resort planned by Donald Trump which could prejudice the planning process for the development
            April 2006 – Revealed that Jack McConnell met with furniture tycoon Robert Morris over compensation to relocate his factory on the route of the M74 extension. The £35million was more than double the original compensation offer
            March 2006 – Defeated Labour MP Calum MacDonald gets publicly paid job as Forestry Commissioner
            March 2006 Tessa Jowell & husband
            March 2006 Peerages for Cash
            March 2006 Prescott pays no Council tax
            March 2006 Margaret Beckett’s Royal Flights
            February 2006 Ken Livingstone loses Standards Board appeal over anti-Jewish remarks
            October 2005 Blunkett resigns over links to DNA firm
            October 2005 Cherie Gets £100,000 for “charity” speaking tour
            October 2005 Stephen Byers apologies for lieing over Railtrack
            September 2005 Michael Watson MSP jaimed for arson
            August 2005 – Revealed that disgraced former Scottish Executive special adviser, Phil Chalmers, is heading up a bid by French IT firm Atos Origin to secure some of the ID card contracts
            July 2005 – Defeated Labour MP David Stewart gets job with the publicly funded SCVO only two months after losing his seat
            June 2005 Cherie Opens Shopping centre for Malaysian millionaire
            June 2005 Labour MSP Ken MacIntosh resigns over non declaration of financial interests
            June 2005 Cherie Blair cashes in on Tony’s Washington trip
            May 2005 Birmingham Labour Party accused over post voting irregularities
            April 2005 – Brian Wilson MP’s final section on Register of Members’ Interests shows directorships and advisory roles to renewable energy firms. As Energy Minister he promoted renewable energy
            April 2005 – Revealed that Jack McConnell met with Labour donor Willie Haughey to discuss compensation on a land deal where the M74 would pass through Haughey’s property. Initial compensation of £7.4 million rose to £16.5 million
            March 2005 Labour charges £200 for candidate contact details
            February 2005 Cherie Blair embarks on lucrative Australian speaking tour
            January 2005 Candy Atherton’s researcher digs for gay Tory dirt
            January 2005 – Jack McConnell fails to register a holiday at the Spanish villa of BBC broadcaster Kirsty Wark
            January 2005 – Sarah Davidson, once an adviser to former Scottish secretary Helen Liddell, lands a £75,000-a-year job enforcing McConnell’s smoking ban. The new job was never advertised. She was the civil servant who presided over a £200m rise in the cost of Holyrood before taking a six-month sabbatical to travel round the world
            December 2004 Oona King offered £10000 to bed Labour Euro MP
            October 2004 – Revealed that 70% of Scottish quango appointees have links to the Labour party
            August 2004 August 2004 – Former Edinburgh Labour Provost Eric Milligan appointed Scotland’s “welcome czar” to the tourism industry. Although not paid a salary he receives expenses to travel the world
            June 2004 – Willie Haughey, who has donated hundreds of thousands of pounds to the Labour party, appointed to the post of chairman of Scottish Enterprise Glasgow.
            May 2004 Lord Drayson’s company wins non competitive tender contract after £50,000 donation to Labour
            May 2004 – Failed Labour candidate Hugh Raven, a former parliamentary assistant to Peter Peacock, the education minister, awarded a £23,415 contract as a board member of Scottish Natural Heritage
            April 2004 Beverley Hughes resigns over Immigration scandal
            February 2004 Labour criticised by Electoral Commission for late tendering of accounts
            January 2004 – Revealed that Schlumberger hired disgraced special adviser Philip Chalmers to run the Scottish Tourist Board’s Visit Scotland website. The website is part of a Scottish Executive PFI contract
            November 2003 Margaret Hodge forced to resign over libelling Demetrious Panton
            September 2003 – Harry McGuigan, a leading Lanarkshire Labour councillor appointed as a member of the Scottish Children’s Reporter Administration board
            August 2003 David Kelly commits suicide
            August 2003 Chris Bryant pictured in briefs on Gaydar website
            August 2003 – Defeated Labour MSP Iain Gray appointed as Alistair Darling’s special adviser at a salary of £60,000
            August 2003 – Failed Labour candidate Pat Kelly appointed to board of Scottish Water.
            March 2003 Clive Betts MP employed rent boy in House of Commons office
            December 2002 Cherie Blair apologises over links to conman Peter Foster
            October 2002 – Lanarkshire Labour party hold a Red Rose Dinner attended by a notorious drug baron called Justin McAlroy
            October 2002 – Forty-four constituency Labour parties in Scotland revealed to have failed to register agreements to accept regular donations from trades unions. Failure to do so is a criminal offence
            September 2002 Labour MP Alan Meale in trouble over deportation case linked to donation
            July 2002 Carphone Warehouse chairman claims Lord Levy tried to nobble a £1 million donation
            June 2002 Ken Livingstone accused of manhandling his partner while drunk at a party
            June 2002 Black Rod accuses Downing Street of trying to muscle in on Queen Mother’s funeral
            June 2002 Labour spin doctors accuse Paddington crash victim Pam Warren of being a Tory stooge
            May 2002 Stephen Byers resigns from government after various scandals
            May 2002 Tessa Jowell criticises Labour for accepting donation from Richard Desmond
            March 2002 Lakshmi Mittal
            March 2002 Donnygate Doncaster Labour scandal ends in prison for Labour councillors
            February 2002 Arthur Andersen & donations to Labour
            February 2002 Martin Sixsmith forced to resign by Stephen Byers
            February 2002 Jo Moore resigns over ‘burying bad news’ email
            January 2002 – Norman Murray, Labour councillor and former convenor of the Convention of Scottish Local Authorities, appointed board member of the Scottish Ambulance Service at £7,305 a year
            January 2002 Labour spin doctors trash reputation of Rose Addis
            January 2002 Enron accused of buying access to Labour after donation
            December 2001 Keith Vaz criticised by Standards Commissioner over business links
            December 2001 Nigel Griffiths and £40,000 office expenses
            November 2001 Henry McLeish resigns as Scottish First Minister after office expense scandal
            November 2001 November 2001 – Jack McConnell admits to affair with Labour party secretary who he tried to keep in situ by appealing to Labour MPs for funds. He says he has had no other affairs
            July 2001 Hindujahs receive passports after Labour donation
            May 2001 May 2001 – Robin Young, a former non-executive director of Bovis (construction managers of the Scottish Parliament) appointed as permanent secretary at the Department of Trade and Industry
            April 2001 – Failed Labour candidate Keith Geddes appointed to board of Scottish Natural Heritage
            January 2001 Buyer of Millennium Dome Robert Bourne accused over donation to Labour
            January 2001 Peter Mandelson resigns for the second time
            November 2000 Cherie Blair & Nannygate
            July 2000 David Blunkett fails to declare income from rent on his Wimbledon home
            June 2000 Geoffrey Robinson in trouble with Belgian tax authorities
            June 2000 Lord Ali in trouble for using House of Lords as business address
            April 2000 John Prescott fails to disclose benefit of Union owned flat
            January 2000 Geoffrey Robinson faces fraud inquiry over Transtec
            January 2000 Gordon Brown faces Inquiry over flat purchased from Maxwell ruins
            January 2000 January 2000 – Police arrest Philip Chalmers, who earned £50,000-a-year as head of the Scottish Executive’s strategic communications unit, for being drunk at the wheel of his car in a red light district with a prostitute
            October 1999 Ron Davies goes badger watching
            October 1999 October 1999 – Failed Labour candidate Joan Aitken appointed as the Prisons Complaints Commissioner
            September 1999 Scottish Labour Party lobbying scandal
            July 1999 Ken Collins, former Labour MEP, appointed chairman of the Scottish Environment Protection Agency with a salary of £45,000
            December 1998 Geoffrey Robinson resigns over loaning money to Mandelson
            December 1998 Peter Mandelson resigns over Geoffrey Robinson loan
            November 1998 Nick Brown admits paying for gay sex
            October 1998 Ron Davies’s Moment of Madness on Clapham Common
            July 1998 Downing Street adviser Roger Liddle investigatedover lobbying links
            March 1998 Lord Irvine’s £650,000 of wallpaper
            March 1998 Scottish Parliament building tendering process & construction
            July 1999 Derek Draper & Lobbygate
            August 1998 Robin Cook’s affair with Gaynor Regan exposed
            November 1997 Bernie Eccleston’s £1 million donation investigated
            May 1997 Mohammed Sarwar accused of bribery
            Each year Blair’s freebie holidays”

    • 29
      Jimmy says:

      Why are there far more Labour than Tories.

      Not right and not fair, typical anti Labour bias.

      Gordon is the man, he’ll sort this out.

      • 44
        SCOT CHATER says:

        Fuck Off TaT You Jock Queer !

      • 74
        jgm2 says:

        I’d say it was typical pro-Labour bias. You’d expect more Labour MPs to be crooks because they weren’t already rich before they got into power.

        Labour MPs go into power to get rich. Just as African dictators go into power to get rich.

        • 154
          Willi Windbeutel says:

          Labour in Scotland. A festering swamp. Labour in Westminster, infested with the Scotch.

          Let’s just unzip the border and let them all float away.

          • Axe The Telly Tax says:

            Now they have their own Parliament, we can declare war on them. Culloden 2 beckons.

        • 211
          North, but not Scotland says:

          jgm2, for the first time ever, you and I are not in complete agreement. Wealth does not dictate how honest you are. Plenty of people without a pot to piss in are honest, and plenty of the rich are crooks.

          MP’s that steal do so because they have a “moral compass” that is completely f**ked up. That more Labour MP’s are crooks could be due, in part, to the constant drone that “poverty causes crime” and they deduct that its OK to thieve because they think “I’m poor, just like some of my voters, and they steal things so why shouldn’t I”.

          They are not doing it for the money, they already have more than they need, they are doing it because they are dishonest deceitful scum.

          • jgm2 says:

            They steal because they can? Fair enough.

          • filipinomonkey says:

            The Italians voted in Berlesconi as they thought he was too rich to cheat.

            ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

            The more they have, the more they want…

      • 301
        Anonymous says:

        tosser

      • 328
        V for Vendetta says:

        I don’t think Guido will be laying the charges (what a fine historical pun) so I think this means more Labour Party troughers made such outrageous claims,even the lax ‘rules’could not defend them.

        Is this the best line the bunker could think of for you today?

    • 61
      Is Gorgon Brown A Liar answers on a postcard pls says:

      What about UDIN she makes my skin crawl

      • 83

        I think I’m going visit my home country for six months or so.

        • 95
          Steve Expat says:

          Go on, do it.

          It would be fucking hillarious to see you get arrested at Heathrow and dragged through the airport in cuffs on your return….

          • jgm2 says:

            Surely we have international arrest warrants for this sort of thing.

          • Caligula says:

            She won’t come back…

            Much safer living in a palace in Bangla…

            Surrounded by “loyal” people whoi can always launch another Jihad…

          • Steve Expat says:

            jgm, not sure of our agreement with Bangladesh.

            International (as oposed to EU or UK/US) law generally covers murderers rather than comparatively low-level fraudsters.

            Would be interesting to know if anyone here thinks differently, could she be extradited from the marble palace??

          • Susie says:

            Can’t arrest their multi-culti poster girl a couple of months before an election.

            As she doesn’t seem to need her tax payer-subsidized council flat (having a palace elsewhere n’all) couldn’t it be given to a British homeless family?

          • @jgm2, Sorry matey, Foreign Office says no treaty, must dash, I’m off to pack my bags, ’cause I’m off to my marble palace, much better than my housing association flat over here. See ya, suckers!. http://www.fco.gov.uk/resources/en/pdf/3706546/Bilatextradition

          • Arch Wright says:

            Fat cow runs bombs r us

        • 362
          cant hunter says:

          Take that slimy, oily , smug as a pig in shit, corrupt creep VAZ with you; that this nation tolerates greedy little ethnics who lord it over us, whilst bleeding us dry and pontificating about our supposed failings, is one indication of our servility and national decline.

        • 400
          talamunji says:

          Unpaid ?

    • 208
      Up sh1t creek says:

      The full list of charges…..

      • 313
        Golden Days says:

        The Grauniad has as its headline that the naughty 4 face “expenses abuse charges”- surely that’s what the other 300 were guilty of? This lot are accused of deliberate theft!

    • 376
      AnotherPR stunt to try to restore cofidenc,WELL IT WONT FOOL ANYONE says:

      Yet another PR exercise to try to playcate the anger of voters. MPs are above the law, Harmen not prosecuted for using mobile at the wheel or for leaving the scene of an accident. Scotland not prosecuted for a breach of employment law ( no paysilps for the cleaner) No doubt the reult of this fiasco will be
      Uddin exonerated the rest excused by claiming parlimentry privilage or it was within the rules They wont be prosecuted or jailed you can bet on it the whole exercise is PR spin, just you wait and see.

      As stated on question time contrition is the new spin

    • 377
      Another PR stunt to try to restore confidenc,WELL IT WONT FOOL ANYONE says:

      Isnt it normal to be arrested when charged with theft or fraud, That must tell you that this is just a PR stunt

    • 391
      Anonymous says:

      Clearly a very shifty bunch posing a serious potential flight risk! They should be remanded in custody pending their trials!

  2. 2
    Andy Carpark says:

    Andrew Rosindell. £1.31. Jellied eels. Run, Andrew, run.

  3. 4
    Troughtastic says:

    Hurray!
    A tentative step in the right direction. I notice Uddin hasn’t been mentioned.
    Enquiries are continuing…

    • 39
      Anonymous says:

      Maybe it’d be “islamophobic” to charge Uddin? She better not get away with her fiddles. WHY HASN’T SHE BEEN CHARGED?!

      • 49
        udderly 'orrible says:

        Cause Lord Muslim Brigades (he of the causing a death while using his mobile phone and driving fame) is threatening an onslaught of 100,000 holy warriors on Ludgate if the CPS even dares!

        Bangla rules ok.

      • 166
        Anonymous says:

        Probably have to consult with ‘community leaders’ before any action can be taken. Wouldn’t want to go spoiling the fraudulent Muslim postal vote now would we, what with it being right on top of an election.

      • 323
        bergen says:

        There was no way in a thousand years that a Muslim woman was going to be charged.That would be double discrimination and by reason of her origin ,she is by definition innocent.

    • 99
      Flat Earther says:

      What really pisses me of is that Blair’s expenses were shredded – no charge and the two Labour lords caught “in flagrante delecto” touting for bungs at a 100,000 a time to alter government legislation.
      Why are these corrupt dishonourble bastards not even in the frame FFS?

      • 172
        Hang The Bastards says:

        Blair’s expenses cant have been shredded by MISTAKE !

        There would be two copies of the expenses he filed

        (1) His own copy

        (2) The original sent into the fees office.

        Then there would be a record in the fees office of all the payments made to Blair. The data is still there.

        • 393
          TONY BENN'S WILL says:

          don’t you just love it when someone comes out and says “of course we’re lucky in Britain because thankfully corruption is very rare and most of our politicians are honest”

  4. 5
    Mike Litorus says:

    How the f*ck did that thieving cNut Udders get away with it…. About time we started voting Al Qaeda for a while…

    • 9
      Gobshite says:

      No more boom and bust.

      Just boom.

    • 31

      Uddin could be the 6th case remaining under investigation. There’s no way Uddin is going to get away with the scam of not living in that Kent flat of hers.

      • 76
        sinosimon says:

        well taylor has…..despite publicly admitting he was dossing with friends at no expense whilst raking in the allowances…………so don’t hold your breath…after all we don’t want to upset the umma do we………

      • 79
        jgm2 says:

        Witnesses will be produced to swear that she has occupied the flat.

        • 212
          Road_Hog says:

          I’d like to see the utility bills for the period she was living at the property. I mean they wouldn’t register non existent usage, they’d go up at the weekend when she was at home, they’d vary greatly between night and day, winter against summer. Of course if there was a permanent flat lined almost non existent use, then erm well…

        • 297
          Anonymous says:

          All the CPS needed to do was check the utility bills for the flat she claimed to be living in – why the fuck has she not been charged?

          Uddin MUST stand trial.

  5. 6
    Gobshite says:

    We need a hit list on those that got off.

    Pick the worst 50 or so, and make their re-election campaign hell.

    Mrs. Follett, who was forced to pay back £42,000 seems to be a front runner. Also, she looks like a Horse.

    • 18
      DisgustedOfMitcham2 says:

      Or what about Jacqui Smith, who fraudulently overclaimed tens of thousands, and didn’t even have to pay it back?

      • 35
        Gobshite says:

        Lembit Opik – billed for £40 summons for non-payment of Council Tax!

        Douglas Hogg <– irony!

        Hazel Blears

        • 47
          Gobshite says:

          Patricia Hewitt – use of rooms in Parliament to host functions on behalf of BT, after she became a non-exec director.

          Peter Viggers – Quack! Quack!

          Andrew Mckay and Julie Kirkbride. A tag-team of house flipping Hoons that tried to scam £60,000.

          Julia Goldsworthy. £1,200 for a pink rocking chair. WTF????

          • Tom (peeping) says:

            I like to think of Julia straddled naked in her rocking chair – light jazz playing in the background – while she strums her banjo to the point of earth-shuddering climatic release…

            For me, that’s £1,200 well spent.

          • sinosimon says:

            climatic release…..like it starts to rain or something? or is this a reference to what the ipcc is shortly to do to pachauri?

          • Interested observer says:

            Have you got a link to a video of that, Tom (P)?

          • Tom (peeping) says:

            Video? Alas not…

            I’ve got one of Jacqui Smith bouncing away to a messy release on top of the washing machine we bought her, if that’s any use…?

      • 331
        Alesandr says:

        have you seen the Smiths electric bill? She must be running an Aluminium smelter to use all that!

    • 34
      I AM SHITE AT MATHS BUT MUCH BETTER THAN BROWN and DARLING says:

      And her apology was so con-vincing , well rehersed and straight from
      The Blair Millbank School of Preforming Arts

    • 220
      a horse says:

      I object to that slur.

  6. 7
    The BBC says:

    Four Labour, but only one Tory?

    Move along, nothing to see here…

    • 69
      The Guardian says says:

      These are not the tories you are looking for.
      You can go about your business
      Move along. Move along.

    • 148
      A BBC spokesperson says:

      Today we can reveal that three MP`s and a prominent Conservative Lord, have been charged by the police, over the expenses scandal of last year.
      Prominent among them was a Conservative, Lord Hanningfield, who is also leader of Conservative controlled Essex Council. Others charged were Elliot Morley MP, David Chaytor MP and Jim Devine.
      Since the scandal broke, a deeply embarressed David Cameron, leader of the Conservative Party, has admitted that many Conservative MP`s and Lord`s had misused their positions of trust and claimed for items that they should not have.

      The Conservative leader said recently ” it is time to clean up our politics” and with people like Lord Hanningfield highly placed within the Conservative party, he has agreed with other politicians, that it is time to clean up the Conservative party as quickly as possible.

      The Prime Minister Gordon Brown, is meanwhile in Northern Ireland for the signing of the historic agreement he drafted, regarding policing in the province and the future of the peace process started by Tony Blair after the earlier failures of his Conservative predecessors.

    • 269
      ShoutsAtTVwhenGordo'sOn says:

      No, Radio5 news has just announced this as, “A TORY PEER and 3 Labour MPs have been charged..”

      Complete emphasis and precedence to the word ‘Tory’ and muttering quietly about the Labour piggies. Then back to SHOUTING that THE TORY PEER IS STEPPING DOWN.

      Like this means that the guy is obviously guilty, but – as the Labour piggies haven’t – the others are probably innocent.

      The BBC, as is, needs to end.

      I just don’t think a slight, step-by-step approach will ever get the Beeb to where it needs to be.

  7. 8
    Craig says:

    Baroness Uddin should be preparing for time at Holloway.

  8. 10
    British Engineer says:

    This is just a token gesture.

    We know that over 50% of MPs are fraudsters.

    4 just is not going to satiate the Court of Public Opinion – 40 MPs behind bars would be the bare minimum to even begin to restore the publics trust..

    • 14
      Gobshite says:

      I second that.

      Is it possible to bring private prosecutions against them by their constituents?

      • 32
        Milkybar kid says:

        You could try a civil prosecution.

        • 82
          Max the Impaler says:

          You could try blackmagic for all the good it will do.If P&G plc could get this sort of whiter than white from a soap powder the shares would double.

    • 112
      Watch the Skies! says:

      I don’t get the impression that Jodie Public is seething with rage over this. Conditioned by a lifetime of lukewarm satire on TV, it’s the sort of behaviour that we all expect of them. ‘Trust me, I’m a Politician’? Don’t make me laugh.

    • 204
      Defender of Justice says:

      This is just expenses and those that were actually caught, what about other frauds?

    • 271
      ShoutsAtTVwhenGordo'sOn says:

      It’s just so annoying.

      We are right. We know we are right. Everybody knows we are right. And yet nothing will come of it.

    • 368
      Beardy-Bill says:

      so why don’t these 4 have to give fingerprints or DNA, as reported in tonights ITN news?

  9. 11
    Gobshite says:

    Why no Keith Vaz?

  10. 13
    DisgustedOfMitcham2 says:

    Bet they’re all wishing they’d borrowed Tony Blair’s shredder.

    • 137
      Puzzled of Putney says:

      I can shred my own receipts, bank statements and so on – but my bank also has these details, safe from my turbo-charged cross-cut shred-O-matic.

      How is A.C.L. Blair different?

    • 249
      Jim Devine - Labour MP says:

      I am absolutely astonished and devastated at the decision that has been taken today. Two new charges have been brought, both of which are easily explained and both of which I’ll be explaining in court.

  11. 16
    I AM SHITE AT MATHS BUT MUCH BETTER THAN BROWN and DARLING says:

    I can hear the bread knives scraping underpants now , Clean nappies anyone ?

  12. 17
    In the Brown Stuff says:

    This is just the start…….this is not a case of making examples of them, but just following the letter of the law – quite simple really!

    • 21
      DisgustedOfMitcham2 says:

      No, if they were following the letter of the law, there would be a couple of hundred other MPs in court.

      This is just a token gesture that they hope will make the story go away. It won’t.

      • 33
        In the Brown Stuff says:

        Indeed….that’s why it’s just a start……

        Prison ships? Who needs them? Bent politicians perhaps…….?

      • 90
        Keir Kung Foo Starmer says:

        When ze seagulls (sips drink) follow the trawler, it’s because ze think sardines will be thrown into ze sea. Thank you very much.

        • 97
          Keir Kung Foo Starmer says:

          When ze seagulls (sips water) follow the trawler, it’s because ze think sardines will be thrown into ze sea. Thank you very much.

  13. 19
    L M-S says:

    Strange that Uddin has not been charged, claiming thousands for a house you never lived in seems fairly damning. Perhaps the Labour troughing was so bad they had to pick the highlights.

  14. 23
    Batty Hattie Harmanescu says:

    Still reckon they will get away with it. Afterall this government gets away with illegal war and murder, what is a little fraud.

    Four charged, four aquitted.

    • 51
      Mike Litorus says:

      4 Charged 3 acquitted, Tories are not covered by the MetZaNuLabour indemnity deal remember.

      • 94
        jgm2 says:

        Quite so. The ‘jury of their peers’ has an inbuilt bias towards Labour at present.

        • 226
          bobster says:

          Only if they are MPs, otherwise the jury will just say, prisoner, GUILTY and the Judge Take him down. Pity they can’t string them up as an example, but there again there’s not enough lampposts for all the troughers.

  15. 24
    British Engineer says:

    OT,

    My MP was David Taylor, who passed away at Christmas.

    When do they legally have to hold a By Election?

    • 64
      udderly 'orrible says:

      Once they’ve got the postal votes all properly fixed.

      • 267
        ghee-z yer vote? says:

        Indeed. Mr Nan-Bread Gupta, and his 250 relatives at #76 all like to vote by post, and are of course, 100% Nu Liebore supporters.

        “It’s best practice going forward to do the right thing for hard-working families,” said a Nu Liebore spokespig.

    • 85
      Anonymous says:

      There is no legal requirement, the seat can remain empty until the next general election, even if it is vacated on the first day of a new electoral term.

      However, tradition has it that it is usually held within a couple of weeks.

      • 116
        Unelected one-eyed moron says:

        unless the government thinks they might lose the seat or have a huge swing against them. I wonder why this one hasn’t gone forward?

        • 159
          British Engineer says:

          Labour are shitting themselves around North West Leicestershire – they lost two Councillors to the other socialist party led by some bloke called Nick.

          Labour want to concrete over the countryside here & build 15,000 houses – even though there is no local need for anywhere near that number.

          Of course the other socialist party are making great gains by telling everyone that these houses are for Labour voting immigrants.

          The companies building the houses are apparently both Scottish. Make your own minds up about a connection to New Labour – at a recent public meeting the building company representatives either refused to answer questions on donations to the Labour Party or completely blanked the question.

          Something is very rotten in North West Leicestershire – a traditional Labour stronghold that could go to the unmentionables.

          The Tory candidate is a nice bloke – but too Tim “nice but dim” for the locals.

          • albacore says:

            If you believe that the Unmentionable Party is socialist, by comparison of policies what is your view of Cameron’s camp?
            Of course, the Unmentionables do not change their policies depending on which way the wind blows from one minute to the next. Very unsporting of them, what?
            Similarly, they’re uncontaminated by Parliamentary corruption and embezzlement. Indeed, it’s about time one of the Lib/Lab/Con paragons spelled out precisely what is so abhorrent about the Unmentionables because, so far, it remains curiously …unmentioned.

  16. 25
    Thomas Aquinas says:

    Bastards – they will end up getting another second home but with communal showers.

    • 43
      Purpleline says:

      AT least they will be able to smoke in their cell and they still get a Gordon Brown SKy TV subscription

  17. 26
    Anonymous says:

    Alarmingly m’lud Hanningfield looks like Frank Field might in twenty years time.

  18. 27
    Wilt says:

    Parliamentary privelage my ares – nice try!

  19. 36
    Anonymous says:

    Toughing…

    As far as I can tell, nothing has been done about “flipping”… Do they think we’ve forgotten?

    • 57
      Steve Expat says:

      The electorate haven’t forgotten.

      Who’s up for an alliance of people to stand against the flipping “all by the rules” troughers at the election, then following them round every day and running a massively negative campaign against them?

  20. 37
    Purpleline says:

    Let’s start an ironic campaign to free the Westminster 4 NOT and start a Facebook page in support of them Guido. I see a few T -shirt sales out of this one

    The 4 have engaged the services of Max Clifford already who just put out the message that Macavity was in Northern Ireland and not returning calls from the Westminster 4

    3 pigs and a Lord a leaping productions.

  21. 45
    Bellerophon says:

    If typhoo put the tea in Britain, who put the c*** in SHuhnehorpe?

    (Elliot Morley is MP for SHuhnehorpe)

  22. 46
    Bellerophon says:

    It seems you can’t write S****thorpe on this blogg

  23. 50
    50 Calibre says:

    Pigs are intelligent animals who make a very positive contribution to our lives. They shouldn’t be spoken of in the same breath as the Westminster lowlife, all of it.

    Those who didn’t get caught by the DPP or Legg should all be just as ashamed of themselves because they knew what was going on and did nothing about it. They are just as guilty for saying nothing as those who screwed the rotten system for all they could possibly extract from it.

    I will not be voting for a sitting MP, no matter who they are. They are all full of shit and should all be summarily dismissed with nothing to show for it just as they would in the real world where there is still some decency and a clear distinction between right and wrong.

    Pigs wouldn’t do this sort of thing, so leave them out of it…

    • 218
      Marchamont Needham says:

      blatant conspiracy to defraud the Inland revenue – “we were told the exes were instead of a salary increase and we should fill our boots”.

      Prosecute all 646, and the thieves who made the rules

  24. 52
    dave says:

    guido. i heard you were on newsnight last night.went on iplayer to watch it but its no longer available.do you know why?

  25. 56
    Vanessa Peronccel's poonanni says:

    No need for me to do any work here

    this lot are already properly fucked

    and the public only wants them to go fuck themselves

    I will just retire to my botox farm as Max Clifford advises and soon be a Labour ambassador to children on morality

  26. 59

    A new report shows how the Conservatives’ plans for immediate cuts could damage the economic recovery, as well as hitting families hard.

    Warnings from the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) and the National Institute for Social Research (NIESR) call into question Tory plans to cut spending in 2010. Child tax credits and Trust Funds are amongst programmes set to be cut, hitting families hard and threatening the economic recovery.

    Speaking to The Politics Show in January, David Cameron laid out conservative spending plans saying; “I think it is right to make a start in reducing some of those public spending programmes in 2010, this year.”

    However, speaking to Radio 4 today, Ray Barrell, Director of Forecasting, NIESR said “There’s no need to cut spending now… what we should do is to have a fiscal expansion now and a fiscal contraction in the future”.

    The warnings on Conservative policy have been raised by today’s publication of the IFS Green Budget which argues against spending cuts this year.

    The report follows repeated warnings from leading economists on the danger of immediate spending cuts. Speaking to the Financial Times in January, John Hawksworth of PricewaterhouseCoopers said; “premature monetary or fiscal tightening (i.e. anytime before 2011 on any scale) would be risky”

    Today’s report underlines how the Conservatives’ economic plans would put the recovery at risk and shows that the Tories’ approach would hit families and businesses today. Following the disarray in their position over recent weeks, today’s fresh concerns from economic experts cast doubts over the credibility of Conservative economic policy

    • 71
      Thats News says:

      Is this news? Or spin?

      • 110

        They are facts. You’re free to ignore facts if you like, it’s a free country. George Osborne does.

        • 210
          Glaswegian says:

          Of course the contrast is the irreproachable Labour economic policy which has bankrupted the nation.
          The bond markets will decide what policy we have to follow, and its not going to be pretty, regardless of who is elected.
          The craven behaviour of Brown over government debt will cost us dear.

          • Susie says:

            Indeed – have a look at what’s happening in Greece, Spain and Portugal at the moment — the Euro’s going down the pan because of it.

            Will Germany bail out, and return to the Deutschmark? Dan Hannon thinks it’s a possibility — Germans aren’t looking forward to subsidizing basket-case economies (of which we are one) who won’t make realistic cuts.

            Why should anyone in their right mind want to invest in a corrupt, indebted, bureaucratic pig’s breakfast presided over by no less than 3 Presidents? The USA and Russia — far bigger make do with one at a time.

    • 77
      udderly 'orrible says:

      Liebour’s speak your weight machine returns.

    • 81
      DAVID CHAYTOR says:

      Giving people Free money to spawn children
      and then paying the children for being born
      Only two people in history have had this politicaly motivated idea
      which would keep the ruling party in power for a thousand years
      They are Gordon Brown and Adolf Hitler

    • 89
      The IMF is coming says:

      Our economy is on lifesupport with PIGS (Portugal,Italy,Greece,Spain) or haven’t you noticed.
      13 years under Labour? Screwed economy

    • 93
      Rick the Roman says:

      Total Liebour bollocks

    • 101
      It's getting closer says:

      Labour incompetence and downright idiocy has hit hard-working families very, very hard indeed and will continue to do so for many years to come.

      Britain has to take the medicine to get better and the medicine is going taste bad but its going to deal with the debt addiction. If we don’t, Dr IMF will do it for us.

      • 106

        Labour doesn’t believe unemployment is ever a price worth paying.

        That is the difference between the progressive viewpoint and your discredited, Thatcherite heartless policies.

        • 143
          The IMF is coming says:

          Funny that. Unemployment seems to be higher now than in 1997.

        • 169
          British Engineer says:

          Progressive? No.

          Extremist, yes.

          Treasonous, yes.

          Morally & fiscally bankrupt, absolutely yes.

        • 176
          Stan Butler says:

          They certainly don’t believe in unemployment for 2 million immigrants. Why didnt they shifted our 1 million plus long term unemployed and 3 million plus on IB into jobs over the past 12 years then? Prick.

        • 184
          jgm2 says:

          If the price is national b*nkrupcy or unemployment (and it is) then which choice will Labour take. The PBR shows that they too will be plumping for ‘unemployment’. Although thankfully for the rest of us we won’t have to look at that gurning, leering lunatic explaining how his ‘unemployment’ is so much more righteous than Tory unemployment for much longer.

          That’s what being grown-up is all about. Taking difficult choices.

          We’ve had 13 years of adolescent politics from adoloescent politicians. Time for the grown-ups to take charge.

        • 194

          Been listening to the Verve.

          “The drugs don’t work”

        • 298
          Watch the Skies! says:

          It sees it more as a kind of benefit.

          Or maybe an ‘investment’, which, fighting (not quitting) forwards into the future contrasts very sharply with the shameful Tory policy of cut and save boom and bust Chas and Dave bread and water for the masses, stout and porter for the Eaten Toff brigade.

          Do you have an App for this garbage, or is it just your old chums Mr Control+C and Ctrl+V?

    • 102
      jgm2 says:

      Thank you for your unsolicited lies. You can fuck off now.

    • 118
      Clarence says:

      However, speaking to Radio 4 today, Ray Barrell, Director of Forecasting, NIESR said “There’s no need to cut spending now… what we should do is to have a fiscal expansion now and a fiscal contraction in the future”.

      Somebody had better tell Alistair Darling, then. He announced cuts in the Pre-Budget Report.

      Besides, any fule no that “the future” in this instance really means “after the general election”. At least Darling is a pragmatist: Brown is physically incapable of saying the C word.

      What Mr. Barrell meant to say was, “Vote Labour.”

      Now, about these troughing MPs…

    • 120
      GDS says:

      fuck off dickwad troll. Your stone is missing you.

    • 127
      the change we want says:

      Hi Fabian, mummy and daddy are having a little get together of old Oxford grads at the weekend. down at their Hamps country mansion. Plenty of champers and a bit of Con baiting. Up for it ? Rumour has it one of the Milli B’ s will pop in.
      Do come.
      How’s life in the Beeb these days ?

      Love Tara

    • 357
      Duck and cover! says:

      Oh yes good web site they have even this nugget =
      Labour’s economic record summarised

      ‘We suggest in this research that Labour’s economic record has been very satisfactory. Nothing has gone badly wrong with the economy over the period since 1997. Inflation has been low and stable and output growth has also been stable, at a rate consistent with most views about the trend rate of growth. By contrast with earlier periods, the public finances have been reasonably well controlled and our current position is better than that in both France and in the United States in this respect. Employment conditions have improved markedly continuing earlier trends.’
      PMSL HEHEHEHEHEHEHHEHEH

    • 396
      TONY BENN'S WILL says:

      any of those big names spot the credit crunch coming?

  27. 62
    DAVID CHAYTOR says:

    My second home is Strangeways
    Yes it does have 14 bars only trouble is there on the fucking windows
    Boo ! Hoo !

    At least you will remember your daughters name now !
    It will be written in the visitors book ! you theiving twat !

  28. 64
    NJW says:

    I wonder if any of them bothered to buy the box set of porridge on expenses.

  29. 68
    VotR says:

    About time. More!

  30. 70
    Cynical B******d says:

    This little piggy went to court,
    This little piggy went to jail,
    This little piggy had bread and water,
    and the other little piggy went;
    wee, wee, wee claimed all within the rules…..

    • 228
      George Harrison says:

      Have you seen the little piggies
      Crawling in the dirt?
      And for all the little piggies
      Life is getting worse
      Always having dirt to play around in

      Have you seen the bigger piggies
      In their starched white shirts?
      You will find the bigger piggies
      Stirring up the dirt
      Always have clean shirts to play around in

      In their styes with all their backing
      They don’t care what goes on around
      In their eyes there’s something lacking
      What they need’s a damn good whacking

      Everywhere there’s lots of piggies
      Living piggy lives
      You can see them out for dinner
      With their piggy wives
      Clutching forks and knives to eat their bacon

  31. 72

    We’ve all heard enough about expenses – and I think we can all agree the Tories have come out worse off. The duckhouses, moats and flagpoles claimed by the Old Etonian Toryboys will forever be associated with the KKKonservative Party of the few not the many.

    But it’s time to move on. The British public is slowly swinging behind Labour again. We are catching up in the opinion polls. A hung Parliament or even an outright majority is on the cards.

    Why?

    Look at what New Labour has achieved since 1997.

    The winter fuel allowance, the shortest waiting times in history, crime down by a third, the creation of SureStart, the cancer guarantee, record results in schools, more students than ever, the Disability Discrimination Act, devolution, civil partnerships, peace in Northern Ireland, the social chapter, half a million children out of poverty, maternity pay, paternity leave, child benefit at record levels, the minimum wage, the ban on cluster bombs, the cancelling of debt, the trebling of aid, the first-ever Climate Change Act.

    This is the Britain we’ve been building together.

    This is the change we choose.

    • 84
      Sir William Waad says:

      There you have the difference between Laour blogging and indepedent blogging. You blindly cut-and-paste tractor statistics. We write things we think and feel. It’s as though all your capacity for thought and feeling have been Blaired away.

      • 119
        The IMF is coming says:

        There doesn’t seem to be an opportunity to post a comment?
        Wow in 13 years some Building companies have managed to build some buildings.
        Maybe it these idiotic posts are to sucker us into clicking onto their sites so that they can brag about the number of visitors. More fiddled stats.

    • 87
      Rick the Roman says:

      You are absolutely barking mad!!

    • 98
      The IMF is coming says:

      Labour isn’t working

    • 107
      sinosimon says:

      the communists we don’t choose….its just whelan and some of his union pals …ignore them….

    • 108
      jgm2 says:

      I think you’ll find that the majority of the UK voters will not be choosing your chains.

      Deal with it.

      • 117

        I think the latest opinion polls show a 7-point gap and narrowing.

        I’d love to see the looks on your ugly Toryboy faces when we win a 4th term!

        • 134
          The IMF is coming says:

          I’ll be long dead by then, so may not be that easy to check

        • 136
          Sir William Waad says:

          £100 says you won’t. Are you on?

        • 150
          jgm2 says:

          I’d love to see the look on your faces if you won a fourth term.

          The word is ‘phyrrhic’.

          I can’t imagine Cameron wants to be the one to take the blame for sorting this Labour clusterfuck out.

        • 300
          Watch the Skies! says:

          Face-ist!

        • 304
          gordon brown says:

          Heres three facts for you —

          1) I have never voted conservative before

          2) I have voted labour before

          3) I am never going to vote labour again

          Hope you are paid for your time here .. in which case you should let those in the bunket know their time is up..

        • 315
          SarumSea says:

          I very much hope you do win. As ye sow, so shall ye reap! Never mind the look on the Toryboy faces, I want to see the look on yours when you are confronted with having to live with the lies and scorched earth you are creating.

    • 130
      Flat Earther says:

      Your government are history cnut – get over it

    • 131
      Spank Sinatra says:

      And your point is? You just don’t get it do you. I notice you failed to include probity in any of your achievements. And what about moral integrity, the ability to tell the truth no matter how painful, being honest with the electorate. That is what the majority of bloggers on this site expect from their incumbent government. It’s not about being being Tory/Labour/Liberal/UKIP etc etc. As it happens, Labour has failed miserably in this regard which is why it is time for you to leave. Hopefully you will have many many years in the political wilderness to reflect upon your failings. If Cameron follows the same path as you, he will also be held to account and enjoy the same level of scorn. So in short, just sod off!!

    • 157
      Cannon Fodder says:

      They spout this tripe out all the time and we know it’s all crap. We know how we feel being governed by morons and the undead.

      Thank you for your speech but save it for your russian yacht friends and the little Brazillian boy. You are finished mate, you’ve had your chance and blew it. I would rather vote for Monty Pythons dead parrot than you bunch of slimy misfits and oh boy will I and the millions of other people cheer when you finaly go.

      • 174
        jgm2 says:

        But it won’t be a cheer of those facing a brave new morning. It will be a cheer of those who have fragged the insane General who lead them so deeply into the land of B*nkrupcy but still have to fight their way back out.

    • 160
      Clarence says:

      New Labour has also delivered 21 per cent more cheese in real terms. Thanks to our policies, more people are eating more cheese, year on year.

      Under Tory plans, cheese credits will be cut and millions condemned to cheese welfare, according to the charity Cheese Concern.

      Don’t risk our cheesy future – vote Labour.

      • 200
        Sir William Waad says:

        I understand they have a project to mine cheese on the Moon. It’ll need an extra 2p on income tax. As a first step, they are staffing up OffCheese and have invited a consortium of consultants to prepare a feasibility study. Labour has promised that there will be absolutely definitely no cost over-runs, cross my heart and hope to die, and that the project can be delivered to its stakeholders in a realistic timeframe.

        Going forward, there should be more cheese for everyone acoss the spectrum but the initial focus will be on low-income families under the Cheesability+ Programme.

        “This will reduce our dependence on imported runny French cheese”, said a Downing Street source. “Some people like that kind of thing, but I Camembert it.”

    • 188
      Batty Hattie Harmanescu says:

      Look at what New Labour has achieved since 1997.

      more students than ever = Why is that so good, half of them are semi literate/numerate, those wanting a traditional apprenticeship don’t get a look-in.

      Child benefit at record levels = Highest teen birthrate in Europe.

      Seats in the legislature bought and sold.

      Households on benefits were no one has ever worked.

      A goverment that takes bribes. (Ecclestone)

      Financial meltdown due to poor regulation.

      52% of MPs stealing from the public purse.

      Betrayal = Lisbon treaty.

      Our high representative in Europe, that no one ever elected to anything

      A Prime minister who inherited the job

      The most powerful man in government (Mandelson)- unelected

      A government so far up America’s arse that we are no longer in any real sense a democracy

      A government dominated by the Scotch mafia when they have their own bloody parliament to go to.

      Materity pay = makes it most unwise for small business to employ women of child bearing age.

      Devolution? Scotch parliament an affront to democracy

      The first-ever Climate Change Act. = Really? Even if there were any truth in the climate change theory, who exactly would be prsecuted for contraveneing this act?

      Minimum wage = Great idea, just how many successful prosecutions have there been for paying below the minimum wage?

      A huge army of useless, jobs for the boys, Quangos

      Illegal wars

      A murdered weapons inspector

      The trebling of aid = that’ll be good news for the Swiss bank accounts of African leaders.

      I think we can all agree the Tories have come out worse off. No mate, you are all equally shite.

      Crime down by a third. How would you know. There’s no point in reporting crime, Police do nothing.

      record results in schools = exams so dumbed down as to be meaningless.

      “Lets move on” Yes I am sure you like that. But it is not going to happen.

      • 316
        SarumSea says:

        Hmmmm…. I think that just about sums it up. I am still going to vote Labour though. I just want to see them sort it out. Hahaha….

        • 352
          Batty Hattie Harmanescu says:

          Sort it out?

          You really think Gordon Brown if relected could sort anything out? You want five more years of the same?

          I think there is something to be said for a period of no government at all, didn’t seem to do Belgium any harm.

    • 192
      Illogical Shit says:

      Fantastic! How do you propose to pay for it? Oh, on credit I see, and when the bill comes in? Your logic is fantastic, can’t fault you

    • 193
      It's getting closer says:

      This is the Britain the redistributionists have built….The level of public and private sector debt amounts to 466% of GDP only slightly less than 471% debt to GDP ratio recorded by Japan. This is worse than the battered Greek economy.

      13 years in the fool’s paradise and now the bill’s arrived.

    • 206
      WE CHANGE YOU LOSE says:

      Your crime figures down by a third
      sure start at the cost of a whole generation of pensions
      record results in schools my fucking goldfish could pass your shitty exams
      more students that have to pay and incure debts and of course it keeps them off the unemployment figures
      disability over 2 million claimants with fuck all wrong with them
      devolution but not for the English
      civil partnerships = publicity stunt
      peace in northern ireland well done the tories it was their doing
      500,000 children out of poverty there never was any children in poverty you just gave their bone idle parents more money for booze fags and drugs
      paternity leave= another nail in the coffin of small buisness
      child benefit at record levels wow you fucking muppet anyone can give away free money to try and buy votes
      ban on cluster bombs wow we really had a problem wioth those didn’t we infact they were a great weapon
      yes cancelling of debt so we can give you loads more aid and you pay it to countries like china india pakistan who then spend it on nuclear weapons and space exploration !
      climate change what fucking climate change the world warms up the world cools down and all the money on this planet can’t change nature you total and utter fuckwit 1
      Labour ! Go back to your constituancies And Prepare For Oblivion !

      • 318
        SarumSea says:

        No no no. Not oblivion. Vote for them. Make them sort it out!! Punish the guilty not the innocent.

    • 237
      George Harrison aka The Taxman says:

      Look at what New Labour has achieved since 1997.

      The winter fuel allowance, the shortest waiting times in history, crime down by a third, the creation of SureStart, the cancer guarantee, record results in schools, more students than ever, the Disability Discrimination Act, devolution, civil partnerships, peace in Northern Ireland, the social chapter, half a million children out of poverty, maternity pay, paternity leave, child benefit at record levels, the minimum wage, the ban on cluster bombs, the cancelling of debt, the trebling of aid, the first-ever Climate Change Act.

      And a bust nation having to print Monopoly money to stay afloat.

      • 303
        Floating Voter says:

        …buying in through the front door the money just exiting from the printing presses at the back door. Like baling out a ship using a tankard when the hole is football-sized.

    • 239
      Baboon's arse says:

      The ban on cluster bombs?

      What about banning cluster fucks?

    • 256
      Thats News says:

      72 = Satire at its best. Very funny. Do you do stand up?

    • 274
      Peter Mandelson says:

      You’ve just earned that extra reach-around.

    • 287
      TosserWatch says:

      Change We Choose..think you would be fielding bricks if you were to canvass in our area quoting this crap..fuckoff back to primary school …labour haven’t been building britain for anything other than their own great unwashed

    • 350
      Skippy says:

      No this is the Britain YOU and your Stalinist friends have been building, don’t blame us that the UK is now a complete basket case, it’s all your own work.

      You think you are rying to pursuade the elctorate to vote for New Labour rather than Tory. Think on; I would not urinate on either of you. Chumps the lot of you.

  32. 73
    Sir William Waad says:

    I recently heard of a case where an accountant who embezzled about £50,000 from her employer got 18 months. That should set a reasonable tariff for MPs who have ganked similar amounts.

  33. 75
    backwoodsman says:

    See the AD link on the right of the page, ‘Ask a Solicitor’. Allright, cleverclogs, WTF isn’t Udin on the list ?

    • 163
      Sir William Waad says:

      I hope they are investigating whether Baroness Uddin can be tried and punished under sharia law/fiqh.

      • 202
        Sharia says says:

        In accordance with the Qur’an and several hadith, theft is punished by imprisonment or amputation of hands or feet, depending on the number of times it was committed

  34. 80
    ronnie and reggie says:

    next time anyone gets nicked say that you didn’t understand the rules and apologise (smirk optional a la fat jacqui).

    also ask for cherie letterbox face to be the judge and make sure that you mention that you believe in the big sky pixie and you will get off………..

    british justice.best in the world.
    (richie rich or eddie hitler i think)?

  35. 91
    Tony Blair says:

    Silly billies, they haven’t got their zionist-tool get out of jail free card like me.

    Look, what is important is to focus on the job in hand, bombing Iran.

  36. 96
  37. 100

    http://www.labourlist.org/old-college-friend-says-cameron-a-dry-as-dust-thatcherite

    This devastating expose on Labourlist proves once and for all that the KKKonservatives haven’t changed one bit.

    They are still the Nasty Party of Thatcher and Tebbit.

    Cameron’s attempts to portray himself as the “heir to Blair” are untenable. He is no liberal progressive. He is a hardcore Thatcherite.

    I and millions of others can never forget Thatcher. Her name is carved on the gravestone of our once-great manufacturing and mining communities, working classes, the poor and marginalized.

    Her evil legacy must serve as a reminder and a warning: Never Again.

    Vote Labour in 2010.

    • 114
    • 115
      jgm2 says:

      1 trillion pound of debt – chains you can believe in.

    • 126
      The Lovely Debbie McGee says:

      Labourlist proves once and for all that Zanulabour haven’t changed one bit.

      They are still the Incompetent Party of Brown, Blair, Kinnock, Balls, Harman, Prescott and Jacqui Smith.

      Brown’s attempts to portray himself as a Prime Mnister who has the vaguest idea what the fuck he is doing are untenable. He is no Prime Minster, he is a ravi g twat.

      I and millions of others can never forget Brown. His name is carved on the gravestone of our once-great manufacturing and mining communities, working classes, the poor and marginalized.

      His evil legacy must serve as a reminder and a warning: Never Again.

      Vote anything but Labour in 2010.

    • 151
      mondeoman says:

      Some of us have shorter memories, pension destroyed, debt, war, laws, cctv, expenses, lies and damn lies, 50k slush funds, more lies, no more boom and bust, terror, cash for honours, back door donantions etc etc…..

    • 168
      Flat Earther says:

      99 Virtually the whole of this country would give their right arms for a Margaret Thatcher to replace the caledonian dickhead currently ruining this country.
      You are right on one thing except for a name change – Brown’s evil legacy will serve as a reminder of just what a pile of shite this government really is.

    • 181
      Steve Expat says:

      Vote Labour – and get five more years of Gordon Brown as PM.

      Is that not what we all want??

      Wanker, fuck off back to Labourlist.

    • 186
      Cannon Fodder says:

      Thatcher didn’t kill off our manufacturing base, the unions did.

      Your recollection of history is about as vague as your command of economics and your management of an honest expenses system is not any better. I know we can’t vote you out my Lord of The Underpants World but your influence over our Great Country will be over soon. You are loosing in the polls so face it like a man, or what ever you are.

    • 216
      Ex-pressman says:

      And don’t forget to mention the Tories’ and Lib-Dems’ impeccable timing! In a desperate bid for popularity, they both chose Blair-alike leaders…just in time for the original to leave. Brilliant!

      • 321
        SarumSea says:

        Leave? Bounced out by a heroic and brave leader! hic. (sorry). but not too pissed to vote Labour just to see their faces when they confront the hero’s legacy!

    • 258
      John Terry I am snide and treacherous says:

      ‘heir to Blair’… Jeeez that’s the last thing we want.

      By the way ‘the change we choose’ have you forgotten to take your medication or are you just a wind-up troll?

    • 272
      Hildegaard Hinxey says:

      Amen to that!

      The vast majority of us actually value the things we share just as much, if not more so, than the things we own – like our communities, for instance. And the brilliant work done in the public sector falls into that category.

      Obesity in children, for example, doesn’t happen because of any one single factor. More often than not, it’s a combination of issues.

      So it follows that if we want to tackle it, we have to think about all those issues collectively and help people make healthy choices.

      The best way of doing that is in valuing our shared goals just as much, if not more than, our individual ones.

      • 283
        Meibion Glyndwr says:

        Oh sod off. Obesity in kids is due to parents stuffing their faces with crap food and fizzy drinks and not walking further than the fridge. They can make a healthy choice themselves, every supermarket has fresh fruit and vegetables in your face as you walk in the door. If they are too lazy to cook them they are beyond help. Stop treating people like kids and maybe they will grow up and take responsibility for themselves.

    • 275
      Thats MISTER pleb to you! says:

      Gordon Brown’s age of change….. got any change guv, spare change?

    • 276
      Max the Impaler says:

      Vote labour in 2010 and we can bomb Iran back into the darkages and nick all their oil.You know it makes sense.The BBC can send 500 correspondents and we can eliminate all of our debt.Vote for the party that cares.

    • 277
      Meibion Glyndwr says:

      Cast-iron Dave a dry-as-dust Thatcherite? If only.

      And bollocks to all that mining and industrial heritage guff. Anyone with anything about them got off their arses and made better lives for themselves long ago, and their kids certainly wouldn’t want to be doomed to a life working underground or in a blast furnace.

      • 290
        Gomer says:

        Dewch adre’ i dan go iawn – prynwch fwthyn yng Nghymru!
        Come home to a real fire – buy a cottage in Wales!

        • 369
          Susie says:

          Gosh I feel sooo much better… Carmeron’s a dry as dust Thatcherite. What’s not to like?

          PS About the miners — any of these Labour listers ever been down a coal mine? If they had they’d be eternally grateful to Thatcher for removing their fellow humans from them — hot, dangerous and dirty places — older miners couldn’t believe their luck when the pits closed and they got their pay off. In China, the miners’ death rate is 2,000 a year.

    • 292
      Turdsronu says:

      thats the change we won’t choose…another five years of shit street and the mad great leader

    • 319
      SarumSea says:

      I certainly will. I can’t wait to see your faces when you have to sort rather than f…it!

    • 333
      Thats News says:

      Her name is carved on the gravestone of our once-great manufacturing and mining communities, working classes, the poor and marginalized.

      101… You mean the bits that Wilson and Sunny Jim did not kill off?

      You have either a selective memory or are too young to know what you are talking about.

      • 401
        talamunji says:

        Unions had a big hand in bringing this country to it’s knees; the sheep followed.
        It is now apparent we are uncompetitive in global markets – and no
        one here can do anything about it……least of all unions.

  38. 111
    christy says:

    To Backwoodsman.How much evidence do they need re Uddin,100k for house she didn’t live in,built a marble house in bangeladesh wtf is holding them up,peraphs race problems.

  39. 122
    Fees Office Clerk says:

    Gordon Brown will face some tough questioning when he’s interviewed on TV by Piers Morgan later this month. Some of the questions have been leaked to the press:

    Who do you like best, John or Edward?

    Have you ever been in a Tanning Booth?

    What books by Katie Price have you bought?

    • 231
      genghiz the kahn says:

      and what did you write down in that loned jotteri

    • 242
      GOD PLEASE RID THE WORLD OF THIS LABOUR SCUM says:

      Do you still have the acrtic monkeys on your ipod ?
      What is your favourite biscuit ?
      Is it your daily jogging routine that keeps you in such good shape?

      • 335
        Thats News says:

        No, Mr Brown, please put your Nokia away! Don’t be upset! I asked you what your daily jogging routine was, not your daily dogging routine!

      • 358
        Flat Earther says:

        Will you ever answer a question at pmq’s? ought to be his first question followed by “just exactly how much overall did your private fund amount to, allowing for topping up as disclosed by Watt? and what did it pay for?

    • 278
      Technomist says:

      Should John Terry play for Scotland?

  40. 123
    .243 Win says:

    FFS. Pravda already using that word “refuted”. If they could refute the feckin allegations, they wouldn’t be facing charges.

  41. 128
    Steve Expat says:

    Breaking: Lord Hanningfield resigns from Tories’ front bench in the Lords

    source: Sky News

  42. 133
    Try the Mark Oaten Diet Plan! says:

    I can give a cast iron guarantee none will do porridge.

  43. 135
    David Cameron says:

    Off with their heads

  44. 138
    nick says:

    Lets see if the thieving cnuts alter their position so as to claim Legal Aid

    • 311
      udderly 'orrible says:

      Well they’re stuffed on that one.

      Gummint has slashed legal aid by £6 billion, with more to come, hoist with their own petard … one might say.

  45. 139
    Tony B Liar says:

    It’s just as much a mystery to me why my expenses claims were shredded.

    • 155
      jgm2 says:

      Let’s see if the receipt you submitted for the industrial and professional shredding job you had done will refresh your memory.

      Cheeky c*nt.

      Hundreds of thousands of dead Iraqis say ‘Hi’ by the way.

  46. 142
    Joey Joe Joe says:

    That girl in the black bra is very distracting.

    • 198
      John Terry I am snide and treacherous says:

      Agreed, but in a very nice way. She’s not an ex of Bridge by any chance is she?

  47. 147
    Joey Joe Joe says:

    Fat fuck Morley’s in the shit now! Oinkster!

  48. 152
    John Terry I am snide and treacherous says:

    Uddin or Uddini

  49. 153
    Ronnie McDonnie says:

    I’d have Margaret Hanging Basket dragged before the court too. Fucking crook and sell-out.

  50. 156
    Cherie B Liar says:

    I love my new Manholo Blahniks.

  51. 158
    nick says:

    If those ‘honourable’ members truly were ‘honourable’ , they’d tape a note to the garage door saying’ ring the police’ , and then go inside.

    • 173
      Sir William Waad says:

      I’m told it doesn’t work very well in these days of catalytic converters. Jumping off Westminster Bridge with pockets full of stones would be more appropriate.

    • 370
      Mike Litorus says:

      If they were truly honourable they would tape the garage closed with themselves, the car and keys, and a full tank of petrol inside…

  52. 170
    Greychatter says:

    The Left is bankrupt.

    http://www.talkcarswell.com/show.aspx?id=1285

    Douglas Alexander and Ed Miliband – still singing from the old hymn sheet.

    http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2010/feb/05/defend-state-osborne-nudge-equality

    For crying out loud – Politicians get off our backs.

  53. 171
    Stepney says:

    £240 for two grapefruit bowls?

    How big were the fucking grapefruit?

  54. 175
  55. 179
    Baroness Houdini says:

    Now THAT’S what you call a great escape !!!

  56. 183
    John Terry I am snide and treacherous says:

    What’s really galling is they are trying to claim imunity through parliamentary privilege. Unbelievable, if they win that in court it could mean that MPs are free to break the law with impunity as far as fraud and theft goes.

    These fooking troughers will go to any lengths to try to get away with it.

    • 246
      Marchamont Needham says:

      If parliamentary privilege holds sway, and it may well do, then they can be impeached and punished by parliament. Except they can’t because they won’t be MPs any longer.

      Methinks they’ll get away with it.

    • 385
      Gordon Brown says:

      I thought Jill Pay got rid of that!

  57. 185

    I can save their bacon

  58. 196
    John Terry I am snide and treacherous says:

    They’re up before the beak on March 11th. Just in time for election campaigning to begin.

  59. 197
    Cato Street Conspirator says:

    Uddin is the one being ‘considered’. She will be next.

    • 201
      John Terry I am snide and treacherous says:

      Surely not. She’s a muslim and they are religious and wouldn’t do naughty things would they?

    • 227
      50 Calibre says:

      She’s beyond the law.

      Mind you what happens to Thieves under Sharia Law?

      Do they administer the sentence in public?

      Will it be on telly?

  60. 199
    Charles Flaccidwidger says:

    No doubt the four Labour members will be tried by Cherie Booth QC. One quick comment that they are God Botherers and they will be acquitted.

  61. 207
    Mr Bad Example says:

    There are 300 or so who have had to make repayments, most have used the excuse ‘I wasn’t aware of any wrongdoing’

    Sorry but ignorance is not accepted as a plea in court (I know from experience)
    so why are the theiving pikey bastards not being charged as well. It’s a Stalinist government, let’s have a show trial.

  62. 215
    Flatcap Army says:

    well, slap my arse and paint me surprised; neither Labourlist nor Labourhome has this as a lead story

  63. 219
    50 Calibre says:

    BBC Breaking News Alert
    show details 12:18 (1 hour ago)

    MPs Elliot Morley, David Chaytor and Jim Devine and peer Lord Hanningfield are to be charged over expenses claims, the CPS announces.

    For more details: http://www.bbcnews.com

    It took them over an hour to get 22 words out. Must be something of a record!

  64. 224

    [...] Four little piggy’s appear to be going to Court – although they think they have parliamentary privilege and should not be going to court. Three Labour MPs and one Conservative Peer could well end up in jail, and we hope they do. However it may not stop with these four as one is still under investigation and as Guido points out there may yet be further actions/complaints, see here:  http://order-order.com/2010/02/05/the-defendants/ [...]

  65. 225
    Militantly Undecided says:

    If/when these cases come to trial, good luck finding an impartial jury who will consider the cases solely on the facts presented…

    Sorry had a bit of a liberal moment there. Hang the bastards!

  66. 230
    Defender of Justice says:

    So what does Queenie have to say about this? (Liz, not Mandybum)

  67. 232
    Doris says:

    What about Margaret Moran? How did she get away without prosecution? She was claiming for her boyfriend’s house on the south coast. Surely that is fraudulent? Or perhaps some MPs think it is OK to give taxpayers money to their lovers?

    Iris Robinson is another culprit for similar reasons. They should both be in the dock. How is it supposed to instill trust in politics when all the fattest pigs are getting away with their crimes?

  68. 234
    Justice Fingers says:

    I wonder how much tickets to be a member of the jury in one of these cases could be sold for. Probably be able to cover the full costs of the hearings.

  69. 235
    Bert the Cert says:

    How d id that Uddin woman get away with it? If she hasn’t been embezzling us then I’m Gordon Brown.

    • 243
      BillyBob ... reduce crime, prison numbers and the benefits black hole? Stop immigration !! says:

      I just hope the bitch gets a summons……….but doubt it ‘cos she’s black !

    • 265
      DisgustedOfMitcham2 says:

      She hasn’t got away with it yet. The CPS is still continuing their investigations in one case. They haven’t said who it is, but Uddin seems a reasonable bet.

  70. 244
    Quote of the Week says:

    “I am absolutely astonished and devastated at the decision that has been taken today. Two new charges have been brought, both of which are easily explained and both of which I’ll be explaining in court.” Labour MP, Jim Devine

    • 286
      Batty Hattie Harmanescu says:

      And went on to say “this should have been dealt with by the HOC”. Yeah, and just how many years in the slammer can the HOC sentence him to.

      Even now, they still don’t get it.

  71. 257
    steve says:

    I want my perp walk!

  72. 262
    Koba says:

    Surely the ‘Flippers’ are just as bad why aren’t they being prosecuted. Gordon Brown not content with flipping and his ‘grace and favour houses’, went on to claim for the renovation of his Summer House. How can the Police ignore this intent?

    • 264
      DisgustedOfMitcham2 says:

      Because the senior police officers want their knighthoods, would be my guess.

      • 295
        Penfold says:

        Because technically its tax evasion, and HMRC will have to bring charges.

        And not a hope of that, as the appropiate Secretary of State will have to sanction it.

    • 299
      Thats MISTER pleb to you! says:

      Give plod a chance, it must take time to paint all those coaches up in police colours! (Oh, if only.)

    • 310
      Cato Street Conspirator says:

      I’ve still never been able to understand why Brown had to claim for cleaning at a London flat. He had one home provided as Chancellor in Downing Street. He had one home in his constituency. So why the third home and why were we responsible for paying for cleaning it? Never been explained or even questioned as far as I can see.

    • 326
      SarumSea says:

      Flipping ain’t illegal. You can do it!

  73. 263
    Jimmy says:

    Yes I’m sure it was the green ink letter from the Gobshite Centre that swung it.

  74. 288
    Penfold says:

    It’s a start but don’t hold your breath.

    All will cite the Nurembourg defence and error and omission with no intent of criminal gain.

    Slaps on wrists and wont be able to stand for Parliament again but that won’t stop the continuance of a political career, with the cachet of an attempted conviction, brought about the typical dark forces of the right.

    Bah humbug, wont believe anything until I see them banged up. Then perhaps MrBronson can be brought into play……………

  75. 296
    DisgustedOfMitcham2 says:

    I wonder if they’ll all claim their legal costs to defend the cases on expenses?

  76. 305
    I feel sick says:

    What happens to all the troughers who are not seeking to be re-elected? what happens to their second homes? Can they sell them and profit? I think we should make them sell their homes and the profit could be used for us to commmission a sculpture of a trough to be put in the gardens of number 10 .

    • 317
      Golden Days says:

      Great idea! A sculpture of a trough with humanoid piggies slurping in it! Placed next to Oliver Cromwell’s statue outside the HOC as a permanent reminder of these happy times.

  77. 306
    nell says:

    Where’s baronessu in all of this? Wasn’t she mentioned? Isn’t she going to be charged?

    • 330
      DisgustedOfMitcham2 says:

      Wait and see. The CPS are still considering whether to press charges in one case. They haven’t named who it is, but there has to be a reasonable chance that it’s the Baroness.

    • 332
      Soothsayer says:

      She claimed Isl.amic immunity! It worked!

  78. 307
    Khan Blivitsnat Bhutta says:

    Typical that the Labour troughers tried to claim parliamentary privilege, In other words, we’ve been caught but you can’t do anything because we’re MPs. Fuck off you lying thieving twats. You’re gonna do jail time and I hope a few old lags pick you out for their special friends.

  79. 322
    Soothsayer says:

    I would have placed a million pound bet that Uddin would get clean away with it and suprise suprise!!! A winner.

  80. 324
    UK Parliament A Pit Of Criminal Activity says:

    Amazing, Uddin gets off!

    In the ZaNuLiebor Multi cultural nighmare experiment where all advertisements etc etc have to show a good ethnic mix…..until…..watch the government film aimed at benefit cheats, these cheats are only ever white! Now there’s a suprise

  81. 327
    SarumSea says:

    Had a lovely afternoon. Opening another bott of merlot now!

  82. 329
    Anonymous says:

    The new replatment leader of Essex County Council for Lord Hanningfield is Kevin Bentley. He is an ex BBC presenter from Look East and currently runs a PR company in Colchester called Mosaic PR.

    Bentley has a criminal record for drink driving from 2006 – A breath test gave a reading of 54 mcgs. The limit is 35. He was on his way to court.

    http://www.gazette-news.co.uk/features/features/1909217.Drink_drive_conviction_taught_Kevin_humility/

  83. 334
    cato the uncensor says:

    Why isn’t Baroness Uddin making it the famous five?

    We haven’t had a peer like her since the Sheriff of Nottingham.

    • 338
      Soothsayer says:

      As stated above, she claimed Islamic Immunity, it worked!

    • 340
      Colonel Nut says:

      Perhaps because another dodgy Black Baroness,Scotland,is the country’s chief law officer.Apart from the colour and gender little has changed since Norman times regarding baronic snouts in the public trough,and isn’t it ironic that the chief of them is called “Scotland”.Is this to take the piss out of the white English who are treated with such contempt by Brown and the other second rate Jocks at the heart of New Labour.Citizens of York where it’s still legal to shoot a Scotsman within the city walls with a longbow should take archery lessons and keep a lookout for the enemy within.

  84. 337
    John Terry I am snide and treacherous says:

    And because I’m snide and treacherous like MPs I’ve been sacked as England manager. Nobody loves me (well except Bridge’s ex).

  85. 343
    muffamatician says:

    “I keep ma morals in yon cupboard along wi’ tha shite bucket”

  86. 353
    foote says:

    Labour 3 – i Tories.

    Well done Labour, you’ve won the Corruption Cup.

    Bastards.

  87. 354
    Snouts so distended it looks like they are on coke! says:

    It’s great, you just know they are troughers when you don’t have to Photoshop their pictures, as they alreay have nice big pink snouts

  88. 355
    Anonymous says:

    That photo with the altered noses to look like pigs – I would think that is likely to bias a jury and therefore is a contempt of court by Guido Fawkes.

    I am so confident about this that I intend to write to the judge with full details when or if the trial commences.

    Don’t bother taking the image down as I have already retained a copy and our (legal) firm has signed sworn affadavits that we saw it and as to the veracity of the evidence trail.

    See you in court Mr Fawkes!

    Signed

    Various lawyers for the accused

    • 364
      nearly anonymous says:

      they’re still guilty of theft from the taxpayer so see YOU in court

    • 381
      Anonyamongus says:

      Dear Mr Anonymouse

      You obviously cannot read, as above, the image has NOT been altered in anyway at all and shows the accused au naturale!

  89. 356
    Brown arse rider says:

    Can a flight to Guantanamo be organised for them?

  90. 360
    Somalian Pie Rate says:

    Yes, throw the Goyim a handful of relative nonentities to sate their fickle appetite for rolling heads. How about prosecuting Brown for financial terrorism?

  91. 361
    steve says:

    So at what point do they get their DNA taken like everyone else in the county?

  92. 363
    Josef says:

    Make sure to have Heather Brooke take out the E model of the F-15 and bomb, baby, bomb these MPs waste. Just blow some stuff up… now that’s NEWSBROOKE my Brit bros & siss :-) .

  93. 365
    Gordon says:

    False Accounting, Fraud, Money Laundering.

    Here’s some the Government don’t want you to know about.

    Operating “Smoke and Mirrors” Cash Shells for Insider Trading, Fraud and CORPORATE ASSET STRIPPING.
    DIRECTLY Working with: SIMON MANN’s TIM SPICER, ANTHONY BUCKINGHAM, ALDWIN J G WIGHT, MARK BLAGBROUGH, RUPERT BOWEN, JUSTIN LONGLEY ex SAS COVERT Group.

    They used to be Called EXECUTIVE OUTCOMES and SANDLINE INTERNATIONAL,
    PLAZA 107 LTD.

    The BBC Got it slightly wrong in 2001
    ORYX NATURAL RESOURCES

    But you can find the COVERT Government “Dirty Brigade” at:
    22 ARLINGTON STREET. LONDON SW1A1RD
    Now operating as a FRONT called:
    ARLINGTON ASSOCIATES

    Operating current and Past within a Common FRAUD Network

    Here’s a few.
    LORD NORMAN LAMONT @ RAB CAPITAL & UNION RESOURCES
    LORD ANTHONY ST JOHN OF BLETSO @ REGAL PETROLEUM
    LORD PETER TRUSCOTT @ AFRICA MINERALS & EASTERN PETROLEUM & GULF KEYSTONE PETROLEUM
    LORD CRICKHOWELL @ ANGLESEY MINING PLC
    LORD DAVID WOLFSON @ (Delist) GALAHAD GOLD
    LORD TIM TORRINGTON @ BULA RESOURCES and ANVIL MINING, AMBIT,SARU.
    SIR DAVID LOGAN @ EUROPEAN NICKEL PLC.
    SIR STEVE ROBSON @ XSTRATA AG
    WALTER KANSTEINER 111 ( G HW BUSH ) @ TITANIUM RESOURCES GROUP
    BARONESS CHALKER OF WALLESLEY @ EQUATOR EXPLORATION LTD
    BARONESS VALERIE AMOS @ TITANIUM RESOURCES GROUP
    With her major Criminal Partner.
    SIR SAMUEL ESSON JONAH.
    TITANIUM RESOURCES CORP 100% Subsidiary being SIERRA RUTILE LTD

    Now, if you check the 21 pages of the South African Intelligence Release:

    “SECRET SOUTH AFRICAN DISRUPTION”
    You will see the COVERT Corporate front companies including SIERRA RUTILE Ltd, HERITAGE OIL, BRANCH ENERGY, CAPRICORN and DIAMONDWORKS Ltd “OLD” Operated with JUSTIN LONGLEY Nephew of MI6 Sir Richard Dearlove

    Sir SAMUEL ESSON JONAH is affiliated to 13 FRAUD, FRONT DRC Mining EXPLORATION Companies and his son is now serving 20 Years in the USA for DRUG SMUGGLING, MONEY LAUNDERING and ORGANISED CRIME.

    They Operated 18 Fraud Companies from the Front WESTERN INTELLIGENCE Cover address:
    34 PARLIAMENT PLACE. PERTH AUSTRALIA
    Check: “Google”
    PERTH OFFICE LINKED TO GOLD AND GUNS
    and
    ALL THE LITTLE BIRDIES HAVE DESERTED THE NEST.

    These and other CONSERVATIVE MP’s and Members of the House of Lords Operating over 300 interlinked “Musical Chairs” Directors FRAUD Companies on the Unaudited Unregulated AIM L.S.E.

    Working with: ARLINGTON ASSOCIATES.

    Want answers to the BAE Bribe Scandal, Sierra Leone, Equatorial Guinea, IRAQ.
    ARLINGTON ASSOCIATES. 22 ARLINGTON STREET.LONDON SW1A1RD

  94. 373
    They are immune says:

    THE RAGE

    The parliamentary ruling mob
    Have all enjoyed a cushy job
    The taxes paid by you and me
    Helped these scoundrels live for free

    They tried to stop us finding out
    What their expenses were about
    Somehow they think that we are fools
    By claiming, “It’s within the rules”

    Such claims alas just will not wash,
    They’ve lived like royals on our dosh
    It’s not the dosh that we want back,
    We want them ALL to get the sack

    That’s not all, for we want more,
    We want them in a court of law
    Some of them it seems are frauds,
    Both in the Commons and the Lords

    Flipping homes to dodge the tax
    Has got up the electorates backs
    Porno films and cleaning moats
    Is really sticking in our throats

    Don’t think because they haven’t claimed
    They’re innocent and can’t be blamed
    Not speaking out what some were getting
    Is simply aiding and abetting

    Their secrets out they’ve lost control
    We want them jailed or on the dole
    Parliament’s no sacred cow.
    BRING ON THE ELECTION NOW !!

    Don’t let them all get off scott free
    VOTE UKIP OR VOTE B+P

    • 383
      Edward Devoy says:

      Better still give yourself the power check out “True Democracy in the UK” gopetition.com

  95. 374
    Akrotiri says:

    ARLINGTON ASSOCIATES
    22 ARLINGTON STREET. LONDON SW1A1RD
    34 PARLIAMENT PLACE PERTH AUSTRALIA

    EXECUTIVE OUTCOMES, SANDLINE INTERNATIONAL, PLAZA 107LTD

    SIERRA RUTILE LTD, TITANIUM RESOURCES GROUP =
    SECRET SOUTH AFRICAN DISRUPTION= SIMON MANN, TIM SPICER, TONY BUCKINGHAM, RUPERT BOWEN, ALDWIN J G WIGHT, MARK BLAGBROUGH,
    =BARONESS VALERIE AMOS
    =NORMAN LAMONT
    =PETER TRUSCOTT
    =BARONESS CHALKER
    =SIR STEVE ROBSON

  96. 380
    Irn Bru Snorter says:

    Perhaps MPs who make “silly” accounting errors should be given “silly” jail sentences.

    Next time vote Silly…

    (You Know It Makes Sense)

  97. 382
    Edward Devoy says:

    It’s good that they are being charged, but it is the wrong charges. The MP’s new that the claims were wrong, the fees office new that the claims were wrong, which means they conspired together.
    the charges for all MP’s should be Conspiracy, conspiracy to defraud, Fraudulent misrepresentation, negligent misrepresentation, negligent misstatement, breach of statutory duty, wilful default, wilful misconduct need I go on. Those who claim they did nothing wrong failed to report the others despite being under an obligation to do so.
    Every single one of them is guilty. They should be sacked, all their assets siezed as proceeds of crime and jail time on a par with the Great Train Robbers, they did steal more money.
    If this makes you want to change things then demand “True Democracy in the UK” checkl out http://www.gopetition.com Take the power it’s yours.

    • 395
      TONY BENN'S WILL says:

      “tip of the iceberg” is a phrase that springs to mind
      What happened to real journalists?

      • 404
        Gordon says:

        You need to look just a little deeper into posts

        368 & 377 or ARLINGTON ASSOCIATES
        22 ARLINGTON STREET. LONDON SW1A 1RD

  98. 384
    Tom says:

    Having watched Chris Gurumurthy make a fool of Jim Devine’s childish and incoherent protestations of innocence on Channel 4 News – “Not down to me guv, this other guy told me it was ok to rob the bank” – one wonders how such a birdbrain could get elected in the first place.

  99. 387
    Gen Public DSO says:

    Not happy. throwing my rattle out of pram.want them all carged.

  100. 392
    Anonymous says:

    The irony of this ‘Expenses’ Court case, is that the Tax-Payer will once more have to pick up the cost of it all. ‘They’ would only claim any Court Costs on Expenses wouldn’t they.
    Also, unlike the UK Motorist, if they are found to be ‘Not Guilty’, THEY will not have tp pay their Court Costs, as does the Not-Guilty Motorist !
    Justice indeed ?
    More like Justice in-need !

  101. 394
    TONY BENN'S WILL says:

    don’t you just love it when someone comes out and says “of course we’re lucky in Britain because thankfully corruption is very rare and most of our politicians are honest” may be its the establishment that’s corrupt

  102. 399

    I’m looking for 12 just and true men ! Any Volunteers ?
    We will clean this lot out just as we did before !

  103. 403

    [...] The Defendants Devine, Chaytor, Morley and Lord Hanningfield face multiple charges which could result in prison sentences.  Guido [...] [...]

  104. 406
    BCG says:

    Where is Margaret Moran in all of this? Surely she is just as corrupt as the rest of them!!!

  105. 410
    Cortex says:

    Bothered that Uddin hasn’t been charged? Then, you stupid moron, actually listen to the CPS announcement (instead of just react to the headlines like a rabbid sheep) and hear him say how one case remains under investigation. Then, see if you can guess which of the six names of those passed to the CPS have not been mentioned in the mainstream press. Put 2 and 2 together (if you are able to, that is) and hey presto: Uddin’s file is still being considered by the CPS.

    Also, to those insisting Uddin be charged under Sharia law: why? I’ve read her speak out against it and for the rule of equality and modern western law.

    Trust me, I’m no fan of politicians, especially New Labour, or People’s Peers, or Islam. But there are FAR too many sub-50 IQ morons and Daily Mail racist scum here…….



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