MP's Expenses.......WTF!!!!!!

[Fuggles]

That's fraud in anyone's book.

[JapFreak786]

Originally Posted by R33_GTS-t

Elliot Morley (Labour, Scunthorpe) - £800/month for a mortgage that didn't exist and claiming for a home that you were renting.

does this infomation have a solid source?

[Sean]

Originally Posted by JapFreak786

does this infomation have a solid source?

He's been suspended by the Labour Party. As Fuggles said its fraud, a criminal offence and he deserves to have his collar felt.

[ddavej]

Very true, this is nothing but fraud and if you or i did this we'd be on a 'city break' not of our choice!!!! He claims 'he'd forgotten he'd paid it all off'...........how on earth would you not know you'd paid off such a burden
Dave.

[JapFreak786]

well in that case,anyone can clearly say,look even the people running the country are breaking the law,so why should you not do so?

it's a bloody joke,like in Alice in Wonderland, OFF WITH THIER HEADS!!!

[n boost]

Originally Posted by ddavej

Very true, this is nothing but fraud and if you or i did this we'd be on a 'city break' not of our choice!!!! He claims 'he'd forgotten he'd paid it all off'...........how on earth would you not know you'd paid off such a burden
Dave.

One has to think and wonder about how much money he must have coming in to actually forget a petty amount(for him) like that?

I say lock up all these fraudster's and give them 6 months each and let their butt holes be ridden good and hard!

[stealth]

I like the way these scumbag MP's talk when they get found out
"it was a silly mistake " yeah right ,of course it was ,treat us like idiots

[Bucky]

And the MP's make out that the top directors int he banks are ****ers for getting paid high bonus's. Thats utter cheek.

[n boost]

Originally Posted by stealth

I like the way these scumbag MP's talk when they get found out
"it was a silly mistake " yeah right ,of course it was ,treat us like idiots

Yes and if it was one of us in court and we said the same thing, do u think they would let us off?

[R33_GTS-t]

The best one had to be the guy who claimed for his moat. A moat FFS. And Prescott, a toilet seat. If he thinks that has anything to do with his parliamentary duties, it explains an awful lot.

[TREG]

Heard today on a radio talk show that the Queen has been approached to throw the offenders out!!! Think thats everyone, so I will put my name forward to step in

Now were talking- fraud can also hold a nice jail sentence

[Jamerio]

I lost faith in this country years ago at a variety of fundamental levels.

Where do you start?

housing prices
too many immigrants
too many shitty scum bags everywhere you look.
corrupt politicians disconnected from the people they represent.

and worst of all you can't say shit without some crying racist, or breach of human rights.

This country needs to wake up and smell the coffee as its going down the pan.

[Jamerio]

I say lock up all these fraudster's and give them 6 months each and let their butt holes be ridden good and hard!

Cracked me up

[R33_GTS-t]

The latest is that those being kicked out for what you and I would call tax evasion and fraud are getting £40,000 remittance for going.

FFS! Get fired, get £65,000. I'm nearly sure you only get something like £30,000 for wrongful dismissal.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/8074351.stm

ESTIMATED PAY-OFFS
Ben Chapman: £36,269
Derek Conway: £64,766
Christopher Fraser: £32,383
Douglas Hogg: £59,585
Julie Kirkbride: £32,383
Andrew MacKay: £64,766
Ian McCartney: £64,766
Margaret Moran: £54, 403
Anthony Steen: £32,383
Peter Viggers: £32,383
Ann Winterton: £38, 860
Nicholas Winterton: £32,383

This however makes me even more sick. Warning: You're actually going to need the tin-foil hats this time.

Joseph Cassano: the man with the trillion-dollar price on his head - Times Online

***8220;Why did no-one see it coming?***8221; asked the Queen last November, on a visit to the London School of Economics. Well, they did, ma***8217;am. Charles Bowsher, head of the US government***8217;s General Accounting Office, testified as long ago as 1994 that ***8220;the sudden failure or abrupt withdrawal from trading***8221; of large dealers in derivatives ***8220;could cause liquidity problems in the markets and could also pose risks to others, including***8230; the financial system as a whole***8221;. It took another 13 years, but that is exactly what happened.

One regulator tried to act on Bowsher***8217;s warning, but she was silenced. Brooksley Born, who monitored the futures markets, tried to extend her remit to unregulated derivatives. Alan Greenspan and Robert Rubin, the then Treasury secretary, persuaded Congress to freeze her already limited power, forcing her departure. Rubin had come into government from Goldman Sachs; when he left he went back to banking, and pushed for Citigroup to step up its trading of risky, mortgage-related investments. For his advice, he earned over $126m (£84m) and then, as Citigroup collapsed, became an adviser to Barack Obama. After Greenspan stepped down from the US central bank in 2006, he became a consultant to Pimco, the world***8217;s biggest bond fund, where his insights have been praised by his boss. ***8220;He***8217;s made and saved billions of dollars for Pimco already,***8221; said Bill Gross last year. Greenspan is also an adviser to Paulson & Co, a hedge-fund group that has made billions from the collapse in American housing.

I'm now quite sure that we're all just being played for ******s.

[neilstafford]

can't wait for the elections.
lets see how brave these useless, slimy, self obsessed, hypocrites are this time round?
alot have finally been caught out, and shown for the money grabbing, crooked, spineless scum, they really are. too listen too them on the tv and radio, trying too squirm out of some great questions, about their affairs, and expenses claims, whilst claiming, they were not aware they'd done anything wrong.

nice too see, some, taking a big fall, for their dodgy actions at last, enjoy your downward spiral, although, i'm sure, they'll all, squirm back in sooner or later.

look forward too them all knocking on my door, for my vote, i've got a few points i want too take up with them.