Sunday, February 07, 2010
UK MP fraud - again
Guido Fawkes today comments about three Labor politicians charged with fraud.
According to the Melbourne Age, actually there were four politicians charged with fraud - the other was a Tory 'Lord' , and Fawkes seems to want to leave him out. Perhaps Fawkes has a lot in common with MPs, who also want to leave out details.
In a joint statement, the three Labour MPs said they were ''clearly extremely disappointed'' at the prosecutor's action. Lord Hanningford seems to have said nothing, being a Tory, as after the days of "mad Maggie" and her swindling family such as known criminal Mark Thatcher, Tories must realise that now and again their frauds will be discovered.
IMO: All this is not to suggest that the Labor party are not to blame for millions, if not billions, of pounds of misused money. All this is on top of the money already revealed.
Morley, Chaytor, Devine and Lord Hanningfield could face up to seven years in jail if they are found guilty.
IMO: Cage them, and a lot more of their ilk of all parties and none. But knowing the 'Neasden-style' policing so common in the UK, they will probably be let off.
According to the Melbourne Age, actually there were four politicians charged with fraud - the other was a Tory 'Lord' , and Fawkes seems to want to leave him out. Perhaps Fawkes has a lot in common with MPs, who also want to leave out details.
In a joint statement, the three Labour MPs said they were ''clearly extremely disappointed'' at the prosecutor's action. Lord Hanningford seems to have said nothing, being a Tory, as after the days of "mad Maggie" and her swindling family such as known criminal Mark Thatcher, Tories must realise that now and again their frauds will be discovered.
IMO: All this is not to suggest that the Labor party are not to blame for millions, if not billions, of pounds of misused money. All this is on top of the money already revealed.
Morley, Chaytor, Devine and Lord Hanningfield could face up to seven years in jail if they are found guilty.
IMO: Cage them, and a lot more of their ilk of all parties and none. But knowing the 'Neasden-style' policing so common in the UK, they will probably be let off.
# posted by uv : 11:41 PM
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