6 Nov 2013

How UK MPs Have Cleaned Up Their Act, Two Years After The Expenses Scandal, A Diagrammatic


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Red, Green, Yellow, or Blue, the last one they care about is you
By John Ward: Mark Pritchard, the Conservative MP for Wrekin (and very influential 1922 Committee Big Beast), has been caught being, well, rather beastly by the omnipresent Mata Hari Telegraph hackette Holly Watts. Frankly, if the bloke doesn’t recognise her by now, then he’s stupid as well as crooked.
Holly and her mates filmed Pritchard offering to broker investments and arrange meetings with senior government figures abroad he knows through his membership of various official parliamentary groups looking at those lowlife countries where things are done with a nod and a wink and a brown envelope and a Swiss account. Like Albania (Mark is big in Alabania) and also Great Britain. He is seen and heard openly on film asking for money upfront and commission.
Isn’t it a shame that we managed to get rid of rotten boroughs 175 years ago, but we don’t seem to be able to get rid of rotten MPs?

Like Ed Balls, for example. Here’s the full strength on how the Coop Party-sponsored Shadow Chancellor managed to slide out of the Coop Bank scandal like a turd off a teflon scoopadoop.
He did run away and hide under the stairs, and a big boy Hedgie Funz did then come in and rape his Mum and all her friends and he neither saw nor knew anything honestly and please sir I left my homework on the bus.
Balls spearheaded a cross-Party agreement to do the three monkeys act because he and the Libdems owe the Coop humungous sums – in the case of the Labour Party, £3.4m – and none of these legislators we elect wanted the problem of the State having to bail out two political Parties, one on each side of the great divide….which as we all know is ten feet wide, but they’re all same on either side.
Another excellent reason for Westminster to move into warp-factor 8 Trappist mode was the obvious fact that Darling, Brown, Balls, Cable, Osborne, King, Tucker and a cast of hundreds in the Treasury are all implicated in the arse-covering shambles that led to the Cooperative Bank unwillingly becoming a Hedge Fund-controlled plc at some time in the as yet undetermined future.
But Teddy Testicles is the chap who deserves the rotten vegetables, as he enjoys the widespread reputation of having been active in the cover-up of Coop Group fraud…which is now firmly back under the carpet. (And let’s face it, the Conservatives are playing for the other side anyway).
Greater love hath no man than to lay down his voters and sponsors for his life. But the wider truth is that whatever the cut of their bib, over 600 MPs preferred careers, banks and carpetbaggers to the taxpayers without whom they would be (at best) sweeping the roads under a privatisation arrangement with G4S.
Late flash: Ed Balls statement: “I did be vewy quiet because I do have a tewwible stammer I do so but just not when I’m wiggling and that is why I do wiggle a very lot”.
I don’t think that ‘not voting’ is active enough for the UK Resistance, but I do think Russell Brand has a valid point.

Edited by WD

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