July 30th, 2010

+ + + Lord Chief Justices Rules + + +
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The three former Labour MPs Elliott Morley, David Chaytor, Jim Devine and an ex-Tory peer Lord Hanningfield facing expenses fraud charges have lost their High Court appeals after a ruling by the Lord Chief Justice this morning that they are not protected from prosecution by parliamentary privilege.

They will be treated just like any other suspected common criminal would be…


175 Comments

  1. 1
    Liam says:

    And so say all of us.

    • 4
      GEORGIE PEORGIE says:

      We’re all troughing together.

      • 34
        Big Man, Pig Man, Ha! Ha! Charade You Are says:

        • 101
          Anonymous says:

          wasn’t floyd’s piggie song about the evils of Thatcherism.

          Champagne socialist twats.

          • A mong among us says:

            No it’s not.

            Roger Waters wrote this about Mary Whitehouse.
            He felt Whitehouse had no right to decide what other people should watch.
            The pigs represent people, like Whitehouse, who feel they are the moral authorities. Along with dogs and sheep, pigs are one of 3 animals represented on the album.

            You’re a paranoid fuckwit talking shit who thinks socialists are everywhere.
            So well done on making a c’unt of yourself.
            Twat.

          • Ken Bevakasha says:

            Anonymous,

            I think you are perhaps partly right. The song is in three parts (To: ‘A mong among us’ it is not just about Mary Whitehouse. The clue is in the title – ‘Pigs (Three Different Ones)’) and it appears that the first part is probably a reference to Thatcher).

            See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pigs_%28Three_Different_Ones%29

            I used to be a big fan of floyd but have grown up and now think Mary Whitehouse and Margaret Thatcher are great! I also cannot think of anything worse than old, rich, whining bleeding-heart hippies!

            Shalom!

          • Ampers says:

            Don’t cheer yet, the bastards are appealing to a higher court!

            It seems it will be 2011 before any court case.

    • 9
      Mitch says:

      Quite right – commit a crime and you’re a criminal. They might believe themselves aboove the law, but they’re not, not in this case anyway….

      • 26
        Anonymous says:

        “No man is above the law and no man is below it; nor do we ask any man’s permission when we ask him to obey it”

        Theodore Roosevelt

        • 117
          Ben Fitz says:

          It’s the benefits system innit guv?

          We had no choice.

          They made us do it!

          Ain’t our fault!

      • 61

        According to the DT report, the Labourites intend to appeal to the ‘Supreme Court’, which of course is dominated by clear thinking, intelligent paragons of the legal virtues like Slotgob.

        This will, of course, result in their ooman rights being put first, and they will be granted peerages and Pimms all round.

      • 96
        T Bliar says:

        I undertook policies which killed hundreds of thousands of civilians based on a dodgy dossier and have become a millionaire through the celebrity status it gave me in America. I sold out this country to the EU and deliberately encouraged immigration for electoral gain destroying a once great country.

        But I am no criminal. A few have tried to arrest me. As Cherie and me lay in bed at night talking about further mansions to buy my conscious is clear and she assures me that I am above the law and the taxpayer funded guards will keep it that way.

        Oh and I shredded my expenses claims – an accident of course.

    • 49
      PM says:

      RESULT!

    • 88
      oldrightie says:

      Does this apply to all of them? Probably a large majority!

  2. 2
    Anonymous says:

    At last!

    • 38
      tonyel says:

      But all this arguing is on legal aid for reasons I still don’t understand. In other words, we are still paying for them!

      • 68
        Mandy's best friend says:

        Hopefully they will be ordered to repay the legal aid grant when convicted. They are wealthy enough after all. But, whilst they can trough they will. It is the nature of the beast.

      • 109
        Ordinary Bloke says:

        I understood Legal Aid was means tested and therefore cannot understand why someone on an MP’s salary would qualify ?

        • 116
          Anonymous says:

          You can qualify if your case is of important significance ie. a test case in a particular area. I wouldn’t get too upset about it these guys are going to be going away and while it may not be for too long they have been shamed and will go down in the history books as scum. No matter who you are thats going to hurt.

          • Churchills false teeth says:

            There only mystery to me is why there arent more of them facing charges !!!

  3. 3
    Interested Bystander says:

    Well, this should be fun.

    • 19
      Average Whitey says:

      Watching Lord Hull demonstrate his lack of familiarity of the English language.

      ‘Blair keen on the UN and bi-polar approach’

  4. 5
    Right Bastard says:

    Off with their heads!

  5. 6
    John Thomas says:

    It’s the right thing to do!!

  6. 7
    Where's Gordon says:

    How sweet it is!

  7. 8
    Ian E says:

    ‘Common’ criminals? Why not put them in stocks on the green outside parliament for the duration of the trial: examples for other MPs !

    • 93
      John Thomas says:

      You can’t do that, its against their Human Rights!!!!!!

      • 98
        Slotgob Bliar says:

        Just try it and I’ll make £200,000 in a month from the Human Rights Act that my husband brought in and I cashed in on.

  8. 10
    The Labour Party, the party of child tax credits, we gave the nation child tax credits, only we will protect child tax credits says:

    It’s not fair! We gave you child tax credits! This judge is clearly a right wing Tory stooge! We won’t stand for it!

    • 16
      Anonymous says:

      Tax credits are the biggest scam known to man. An absolute scandal.

      Luckily, we’re benefitting, so I’m not complaining too much…

    • 53
      Tooth fairy says:

      Bigot?

    • 65
      Hog Hanningfield says:

      If he’s a right wing Tory stooge why am I up on charges ?

    • 79
      romanian criminal says:

      I am thanking you for your child tax credits, it help me buy new house and car. I tell all my friends about it.

      We very happy, we now have lots of your monies.

    • 124
      A Spokesperson at the imaginary Court of Gorgon the Economically Illiterate Moron says:

      The Prime Minscer wishes it to be known that He Persoanally, this week alone, has

      1. raised 67,000 million UK children from abject poverty

      2. added £67,000 million to the deficit

      3. saved 67,000 million starving people round the world

      4. cured all diseases

      5. launched 67,000 million satellites, all in perfect orbits, broadcasting martial music and patriotic songs – well, – songs praising Gorgon.

  9. 11
    corruptionfighter says:

    Common criminals they are, common criminals they remain.

  10. 12
    Gordon Brown says:

    The appeals started in America.

  11. 13
    John from Hull says:

    I would be worried about them tampering with evidence I’d send them to Risley Remand Centre now

  12. 14
    AbleTheSpaceMonkey says:

    Treated like other commons criminals?, that’ll be non ex directorships at companies they gave public contracts to, and UN/EU quango jobs all round then.

  13. 15
    Hazel Blears, Geoff Hoon, Stephen Byers, Margaret Moran, Sadiq Khan says:

    We got away with it. Tee-hee!

  14. 17
    AbleTheSpaceMonkey says:

    … and a peerage…

    • 167
      Keef vaz, the oliest git in Parliament (just) says:

      Courtesy of my promise to Geoff Hoon and St Tony, to do-a-Goldsmith and change my mind.

  15. 18
    Dack Blog says:

    If they are treated like common criminals I’ll eat my hat.

  16. 20
    Prophet Nigel says:

    Praise be.

  17. 21
    Gone Fuckin mental says:

    Are they getting legal aid ?

  18. 22
    A Firm Pair Of Breasts says:

    Off with their heads!

    • 30
      Elvis says:

      Off with their B****cks first- but ever so slowly. Good result- try them thesame way that everyone else would be tried- Then hang the Hoons.

  19. 24
    Rabid Hamster says:

    add the charge of being stupid and arrogant in a public place

    • 80
      Prophet Nigel says:

      Dont forget the more serious charge of being fat & ugly in daylight hours.

  20. 25
    Gordon says:

    Parliament is now in recess and Gordon Brown today did surgeries in his constituency office to follow up on some concerns of constituents. He said “I am always pleased to be able to help local people with their problems and I’m looking forward to spending recess in Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath.”

    http://www.gordonbrown.org.uk/gordon-does-first-surgeries-of-parliamentary-recess

    • 32
      Anonymous says:

      I’m looking forward to spending recess in Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath.

      ———————————————————

      NOBODY, not even the people of K & C, does that!

      What a lying hoon.

  21. 27
    Nick2 says:

    I do so hope that the 4 leeches will have to have a bail hearing – I’d love to see them in Pentonville whilst justice grinds slowly…

    (It’d be a good opportunity to ‘interact’ with members of the public.)

  22. 28
    Scipio Africanus says:

    Nil ReiPublicae Romanae Desperandum est
    [Do not despair of Our Glorious Democracy]

    The Accused are not being treated like Common Criminals …. or at least not yet

    They are being treated like Ordinary Citizens

    • 73

      Stitch them in a sack with a cock, cat and viper and throw the bastards in the Tiber, I say – if we put some razor blades in we could make it foam with blood, perhaps…

      • 163
        Scipio Africanus says:

        Err … steady the Ship

        That would be cruel … especially on the poor Cat

  23. 31

    I don’t what the world’s doing.
    I mean here I am, slogging my guts out, on a fact finder in Jamaica, on behalf of the good people of Surreysex. No holidays for us MP’s you know.
    Its all work,work,work.and..{just a small one please barman} ..and now I read that MPs are to be treated like ordinary voters.

    Why?

    There are millions of voters. Bloody millions of them. But only 650 MPs. That must count for something, what?
    Its a bloody disgrace. I’m off for a dip to cool down before the changing climate recognition conference today. 2pm – 2.30 pm. {No jeans}

    Its all go I can tell you.

  24. 35
    the general public says:

    The real scandal is that there are only four of them facing charges.

    On another matter, Dave needs to brush up on what being statesmanlike actually means, he is starting to make GB look good!

    • 43
      the heir to Blair will flog your wares says:

      spoken like a true arselicking lickspittle

      call me Dave is acting like a second hand car salesman while doing his piss poor mini-me imitation of the Blair twat

      if that’s what you think looks good then god help you

      • 50
        the heir to Blair will flog your wares says:

        fuck! you meant GB as in the cun’t Brown not Great Britain

        lol

        apologies
        my error

        • 56
          the general public says:

          Ah, that explains it. Ignore my comment 55, you are now
          no longer a feckin moron.

      • 55
        the general public says:

        eh! Did you actually read what I wrote? Where did I say Dave “looks good” you feckin moron.

  25. 37
    SQUEEEEEAAAAL! PIGGIES says:

  26. 39
    Lord Jim Chayley says:

    Snort! Snort! Wee wee wee! Grunt gurgle slobber squeeeeeeeeeeeeeal!!!

  27. 40
    Albie Here says:

    I won’t hold my breath while I wait for them to be treated as miscreants who have been naughty,the old school tie/establishment/tame judges, London club mates will make sure that won’t happen.

  28. 42
    Tube_Thumper says:

    old news. zzzzzzzzzzzz

  29. 44
    Where's Gordon says:

    Right. Gonna get some popcorn and attend proceedings when the trial begins. Should be a laugh. Jim Devine is a gift to comedy. Anyone who saw his hilarious interview on Channel 4 with Krishnan Guru Murthy will know what I mean.

  30. 47
    Jim's far from Devine says:

  31. 51
    Brown job says:

    I don’t understand what they are concerned about.
    In the very unlikely event that they are found guilty of anything theirs no punishment left in this Country, no prisons.
    Nothing will be taken from them, they will repay nothing.

    • 64
      John Thomas says:

      Not quite right liebore ensured the there were lots of prisons run by private cos and of course the old government ones, the trouble is they are cramed to rafters asbo’s now to be phased out, what to do ask then to pay double what was fiddled and charge the same rate of interest demanded by the B.A.

  32. 57
    Penfold says:

    Good oh and deep joy.
    Will they go down?

  33. 58
    Grimelord says:

    Where Tim Lovejoy, the usless prick?

  34. 59
    Labour activist says:

    Child tax credits! Child tax credits! Child tax credits! Child tax credits! Child tax credits! Child tax credits! Child tax credits! Child tax credits! Child tax credits!

    • 81
      albanian criminal gang says:

      yes please !

    • 82
      Hang 'Em High says:

      you gotta CRB certificate to say that or are you just a paedo

    • 84
      AC1 says:

      Chav creation rewards! Chav creation rewards! Chav creation rewards! Chav creation rewards! Chav creation rewards! Chav creation rewards! Chav creation rewards! Chav creation rewards! Chav creation rewards! Chav creation rewards!

    • 102
      Anonymous says:

      Yes. Let’s take a lot of people’s money off them in tax, then give a bit of it back, providing they jump through a few hoops and sit up and beg. They’ll be ever so grateful and, being stupid sheeple, will not realise that we are bribing them with their own money.

      • 118
        Ordinary Bloke says:

        Child Tax Credits were Gordons wizard wheeze for getting everyone dependent on the State. And as with everything administered by the state they cost the Country as Fortune.

        • 138
          Grimelord says:

          Both myself and Mrs. Grimelord are degree educated, however, we had problems understanding Gorgons complicated system. How on earth are Scumbags and Chavs expected to understand it?

          Probably best that they don’t.

    • 110
      Window licker says:

      boring wank! boring wank! boring wank! boring wank! boring wank! boring wank! boring wank! boring wank! boring wank! boring wank! boring wank! boring wank! boring wank! boring wank! boring wank! boring wank! boring wank! boring wank!

  35. 63
    Tony B Liar says:

    Cherie will sort this out for them.

  36. 66
    Miffed says:

    Who is footing the bill for these idiots? Put them in stocks and through tomatoes at them. Cheaper.

  37. 67
    Moaty says:

    They stopped me before I coood get to dem, like! They was on my list, man!

  38. 70
    WHAT ABOUT THE OTHER 646 PIGGIES ? says:

  39. 71
    Unemployed Labour troll/former HQ staff member says:

    Gisa job, guvnor.

  40. 72
    Gordon Brown says:

    Today I will mostly be sitting on my rocking horse doing a jobby.

    • 74
      BrokeBack Cameron says:

      Today I will mostly be sitting on my boyfriend Nick’s jobby jabber.

    • 76

      Sarah Tweet.

      “Just found a wooden screw on the floor by the rocking horse. Not sure which one of them it came from”

      • 92
        Professor Henry Brubaker, Institute for Studies says:

        A wooden screw? Do such things exist? I bet its not much use being made of fucking wood and all.

        That woman is an imbecile married to a moron who used to run a party full of c’unts. Fucking traitors one and all.

        Having never been near shitter, is this the kind of inane bollocks that you would usually find on there?

        For the record, i have just adjusted my trousers as my bollocks where getting a bit warm and now im thinking about a cup of coffee but ive got no milk. should i go out for milk or just have it black? perhaps having it black would be good for me once in a while so long as i dont forget and drink boiling hot coffee, that would be silly. feels good to type in this pointless drivel litterally as i speak it, perhaps i should join shitter after all then all of you can hear about my interesting bike ride yesterday when i went past the zoo. I couldnt see any anmials but im sure i heard a leopard! Come to think of it my bollocks where a bit warm during that ride, perhaps i need some new cycling shorts, i wonder what type is best?

  41. 78
    bird with small brain says:

    Off topic: John Prescott is currently (on BBC News 24) giving a breathtaking display of stupidity and verbosity to the Iraq Inquiry.

    • 83
      Prophet Nigel says:

      We should have sent Prezza in to eat Saddams Regime.

      Then again the new Airbus A400 heavy lift variant would struggle to fit him in – & Obama would not loan us a C5 Galaxy for that particular purpose.

    • 87
      Groucho says:

      He’s doing better than expected then

    • 89
      Groucho says:

      What’s the point of interviewing him? Blair would hardly have trusted the halfwit with anything sensitive, and even if he did, what chance has the inquiry got of getting any sense out of the fat chump?

    • 90
      Engineer says:

      I’m now in a quandary. Which is the better entertainment; England vs. Pakistan at Trent Bridge, or Lard Presclott of Hull and Pasty vs. his own vocal chords at Chilcott?

    • 91
      Groucho says:

      Get Blair back in, under oath, under questioning by a crack QC.

    • 95
      Engineer says:

      Grrr. Modded – try again.

      I’m now in a quandary. Which is the better entertainment; England vs. Parky-stan at Trent Bridge, or Lard Presclott of Hull and Pasty vs. his own vocal chords at Chilcott?

      • 129
        Groucho says:

        Any cricket match is guaranteed to be dull, however Prescott seldom disappoints.

        ‘As we knew more and more whether there was evidence of Iraq involved in weapons of mass destruction, the conclusions were a little ahead, I think, of what the evidence we had. Perhaps that’s the way it is.’

        Eh?

    • 120
      Labours New Aristocracyand says:

      It’s fookin’ BARON Prescott to you mate dont you forget it !!!!!!!

  42. 86
    Where's Gordon says:

    What’s the difference between Labour trolls and fascists?

    Nothing.

    • 113
      The Bottle Fed Triplet says:

      One is spiteful and unprincipled and the other is unprincipled and spiteful. You work out which way round they are.

  43. 99
    Backwoodsman says:

    If Elliott Morley happens to drop by, you deserve this, you dopey hypocritical c’unt – its called the curse of tony banks.

    • 111
      The Bottle Fed Triplet says:

      Ah Yes, Dear old Tony Banks. Wasn’t he the one who was caught on camera with his fingers crossed whilst swearing the Oath in Parliament. His highly principled stance of wanting to abolish the Monarchy didn’t stop him perjuring himself so he could get his sticky mitts on the levers of power.

      It would be interesting to see how many MPs have said they would like to abolish the Monarchy but have sworn the oath of allegiance.

      I apologise in advance to the Humbug Haters for speaking ill of the dead. From now on Stalin and Pol Pot were alright blokes. There, better?

  44. 100
    M H says:

    How come my comment was removed? Free speech? I just wondered why David Laws hasn’t also been prosecuted for deliberately abusing public funds.

  45. 104
    THE_FORCE says:

    HANG THEM

  46. 106
    The Bottle Fed Triplet says:

    A bit O/T,But……Looking at previous posts from “Humbug Hater” and his/her horror at the way Gordon Brown is being villified despite having lost the election, I think from now on I will refer to Brown in the same spiteful way that lefties refer to “Thatcher”.

    HH says that Brown made mistakes and bad decisions then justified it by saying that he made ‘thousands’ of decisions a day. Well, sorry HH but lots of people make ‘thousands’ of decisions a day but don’t leave the economy destroyed. Many of Brown’s decisions were made after a period of careful planning with help from others. His decision making wasn’t split second, fighter pilot stuff. It was done with malice aforethought.

    For what he did to the country, the economy and the next generation’s chances, Brown should be hounded the same way that Thatcher is by the pinkoes.

    I would also ask why Brown isn’t attracting the attention of the CPS for his “expenses claims”. Oh sorry, I forgot, Kier Starmer spent his student days writing Marxist tracts, how silly of me!!

    • 122
      13 Years that fucked the economy says:

      Watching the 5 Days the changed Britain last night it became Clear that Browns resignation was done in a fit of Pique and petulance most becoming of the individual. He should never have been Prime Minister and certainly wouldnt get past the interview process for most Jobs in the Real World.

      • 133
        Nick2 says:

        He was never elected as PM, by MPs.

        He failed to be elected even once as Prime Minister.

        His record of failure is unrivalled in the past (probably) 1,000 years. The nearest English example must be Ethelred the Unready.

        He will be the political equivalent of the Ford Edsel – a near mythical example of poor design, badly executed.

        By contrast Maggie will be remembered as someone who was re-elected twice. And who wasn’t afraid to face down the EEC, politicians or the public.

      • 136
        someone's been telling porkies Dave says:

        yes, stop the press! Brown is a cun’t
        I think we all knew that somehow

        however the interesting thing that was revealed was call me Dave lying to all of his MPs about the AV referendum

        he’s in trouble now
        why shouldn’t they just sink the AV Bill now that they all know it’s based on a lie?

    • 165
      BluRay says:

      Now and again you get a ruler where the hatred from the population is intense, because of the damage they did and the recognition that they were
      malevolent as well as incompetent. Have a read of what was done to Cromwell’s corpse years after he died.

      People quote his speech when he dissolved Parliament but forget the extreme killjoy laws he brought in and massacres like the one at Drogheda.
      As a non-religious Brit I don’t have an axe to grind, other than a dislike of tyrants.

  47. 114
    HappyUK says:

    O/T but Norman Tebbitt makes a great point over at his blog:

    “In 2001 NuLab won 10.7 million votes and the Tories won 8.4 million. NuLab had a majority in the Commons of more than 160. In 2010 the Tories won 10.7 million votes and Labour won 8.6million. NuLab won 258 seats and the Tories were 26 short of a majority.”

  48. 121
    Taxfodder says:

    It’s a sad reflection on the wholesale corruption in Parliament that there are so few joining them in the dock.

    The whole house should be facing a long stretch for war crimes too, as well as generally bringing the Parliament of the UK into gross disrepute!

  49. 126
    Where's Gordon says:

    Beckett and her hanging baskets should also be in the dock.

  50. 130
    Koba says:

    How can the CPS only find 5 politicians to prosecute? there are many other who have committed blatant and worst of fences than this four. The general public have seen the evidence for themselves and deserve greater respect from the country’s institutions. Either the CPS is incompetent or it must be institutionally corrupt.

    • 140
      Groucho says:

      This is the CPS remember that didn’t think charges needed to be brought in the Ian Tomlinson case. Despite the fact that he was struck, then violently shoved to the ground by a police officer, in front of witnesses and on camera just minutes before he died from internal bleeding.

      • 158
        anonymous says:

        Yes, quite right.

        The CPS headed up by one Keir Starmer who is a complete cnut

        The CPS has been in disrepute for a long time, favouring the elites all the time. The CPS should be closed down. Hope you are reading this you fucking bastards

  51. 132
    Marc Oh Ten says:

    They’re in the shit now.

  52. 134
    Gordon Brown says:

    They haven’t got me! And I sank a whole nation!

  53. 137
    Tosser says:

    1st let me say I hate these bums who have taken advantage of the public purse & there ways of punishing them loss of office, ostracism etc etc

    Taking them through the criminals courts is NOT the way to go. I say this because once this particular gate is opened even a bit then others will follow, parliamentary privilege will be irrevocably breached to the detriment of us all

    • 161
      The Penguin says:

      Spot on with your choice of name. Tosser.

      The Penguin.

    • 164
      BobRoberts says:

      Parliamentry privelege should protect MPs from prosecution for what they saying whatever they want to in parliament.

      It should not protect them from prosecution for other crimes. Fraud should *not* be part of their job… that was what got us into all that mess in the first place.

  54. 143
    Lying MPs and their sycophants says:

  55. 145
  56. 152
    Anonymous says:

    Applause

  57. 153
    I hate New Labour says:

    The annoying thing is, they are the sacrificial lambs offered to the public to make us forget about the other 600 crooks. And we’re stupid enough as a nation to fall for it.

    Also, why not prosecute G Brown for taking money under false pretences? He’s being paid by us to write a book. Isn’t he supposed to be doing an MP’s duties?

    • 159
      anonymous says:

      exactly

      what about the flippers and the fuckers and the bone idle and Gordon Brown

      ‘reckon that would leave about 5 of them, but they can do the work anyway

  58. 154
    Kered says:

    They used to say ‘We’re in the money!’: Now ‘We are in Big Shit!!

  59. 155
    yalleriron says:

    As an atheist, I shall believe that there is a God after all if this crew receive the condign punishment they richly deserve.

  60. 157
    Mr CMD 'Big Idea' Camerhoon, EUSSR, NBG, says:

    At least I’m not Gordoom.

    And I’ve moved beyond my idol, Tone.

  61. 162
    Roger Pearse says:

    I don’t know about this, Guido. Not that the thieving ones don’t deserve punishment, for they do.

    But … remember the police coming into the Commons to nick an MP? If that had been in the reign of Charles II, the police would have been had into the commons on bended knee.

    The Commons is England. It is *us*. Our representatives, the people who we put there to do things. Everyone else, police, judges, civil servants etc, are just servants. It is not acceptable that these people decide whether our representatives get prosecuted.

    Of course the problem is that the Commons is corrupt. We can thank a corrupt and permissive age for that! MPs who have no power concentrate on filling their wallets. We don’t believe that they will actually punish each other for bringing the Commons into disrepute; and rightly, I suspect. Thus the prosecutions are necessary.

    But all the same, our MP’s should not be subject to this. In a proper world, the Commons itself would vote on their actions and send them to the police if they thought fit.

    In a way, all this diminishes our democracy.

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  63. 169
    Desert Rat says:

    Hang that Morley bastard, he’s a fucking monster; persecuted fishermen without mercy.

  64. 172
    Flashman says:

    Is there any point in adding a pig’s snout to morely’s face? Bit superfluous?

  65. 174
    He's Spartacus says:

    A corrupt Whitehall expenses system and you get smug about nailing a few benefits cheats?

    Wrong end of the telescope dear.

    Regards,

    Tom

  66. 175
    chris says:

    Instead of the nursery story three little pigs we have 4 big pigs!!!!

  67. 166
    David Cameron says:

    I’ll keep the torch burning Tony. You can rely on the spamheaded Yorkie and myself to send more British troops to needless deaths. Bravo I say. It’s the British way and it was learnt on the playing fields of Eton. I say, it is jolly boating weather at the moment, don’t you think?

  68. Desert Rat says:

    What fucking thread are you on, soft twat.



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“I don’t like you but I don’t want to put you under statutory control.”



DisgustedOfMitcham2 says:

Maybe if they really wanted to “decontaminate the Labour brand” with business people, they shouldn’t have totally buggered up the economy?

Just a thought.


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