What Planet do WE come from?

When our European neighbours are questioning the sanity of the British government in paying the equivalent monies to European Fat Cats as we are loosing through poor governance, surely something stinks in the World of Reality?

Don't do a thing, vote Labour again you poor demented morons.

You voted these in

clipped from www.telegraph.co.uk MPs' expenses: six figure profits from sale of taxpayer- subsidised homes MPs have made hundreds of thousands of pounds in profit by selling homes they bought with the help of taxpayers' subsidies, it can be revealed. Mark Oaten MP for Winchester (L), Gisela Stuart MP for Birmingham Edgbaston (C) and Sir Peter Viggers MP for Gosport At least six MPs have sold their homes at a profit in the past year, after years of claiming on their Parliamentary expenses for their mortgage interest payments.

The evidence stands for itself.

Who voted them in? YOU.

Fat Cats pay

clipped from www.taxpayersalliance.com Daily Telegraph: Town hall ‘fat cats’ to be named and shamed According to the TaxPayers’ Alliance, who produce an annual Town Hall Rich List, the highest paid council officials last year were: 1. John Foster, Chief Executive, Wakefield, £545,000 2. Robin Hooper, Chief Executive, Shrewsbury and Atcham, £335,848 3. Peter Gilroy, Chief Executive, Kent, £255,000

Openness should lead to honesty, but it will not. It is the likes of these people, but not necessarily these immediate persons, who pontificate over the pennies that means the differences for old and vulnerable people to be cold and fed at home.
Having met these types on a regular basis, I hold no reason to think they are some form of ultra-superior being. Like so many of the senior officers in HM Forces, they have gone along with the tide and feathered their own nests, where the general population struggles with the ineptitudes of their offices. I offer just one example, the insidious 1975 Social Security and Pensions Act which stole from hundreds of thousands of former regulars their legal entitlement to an equitable pension. Note that senior offices and politicians ensured that their pensions were secured, are secured and will always be secured. If I am wrong, then why has Parliament not implemented the Hutton recommendations in full, and gone one further and blocked the excessive pensions of the politicians fleeing their corrupt craft this coming election?

Nailing the Brown weekly PMQ lie

Ben Broadbent, an economist at Goldman Sachs says “… periods of fiscal tightening in the past 30 years — the early 1980s and the mid-1990s — saw quite strong economic growth.” Britain’s budget deficit will peak next year at 13.2%, the worst in the G20 according to the IMF. Yet Alistair Darling says a quicker reduction in the deficit risks “putting the recovery at risk.” History shows that both Margaret Thatcher and John Major cut spending and boosted economic growth…

*From an article by Reed Landberg and Andrew Atkinson (not online).

For all those who cannot read a timetable, this is about how much Labour's ineptitude and incompetence will cost us now, and our children in the future?

Answer: LOTS more than Brown and his Darling are add-mitting.

Copenhagen, what a mess

clipped from www.theaustralian.com.au It's the poor who will pay for Copenhagen's circus MORE people attend UN conferences than make a meaningful contribution, but even by UN standards delegates are describing the Copenhagen climate conference as a circus. Twenty-odd thousand green activists predominantly from developed countries are overwhelming the 8000 government officials and demanding meetings with delegations so they can push their proposals into any final agreement. A motley crew of negotiators representing Bangladesh, Bolivia, Ghana and India have put into technology transfer negotiating texts the scrapping of intellectual property rights necessary to attract private investment in the development of climate-friendly technologies that are needed to cut emissions.

If it wasn't serious it would be a laugh. I just wonder how many of the two sides can read a bus time-table?

Humbled she ought to be

clipped from flog.flamesong.com Joan Humble Blackpool North and Fleetwood MP's Expenses Claim Whilst there were no moats cleared or duck houses erected for the benefit of Blackpool North and Fleetwood MP, her expenses claims do paint an interesting picture. Accountancy fees: £1891.75 - almost all of which was for Tax Return completion. 13 x 2 kg of hot chocolate powder - 26 kg Approximately 7500 tea bags 360 toilet rolls

Other sites of local interest have realised that Mssrs Humble is not the angel her Labour supporters make her out to be. She is in fact dangerous. The reasons? Too numerous to count, but I will give you one.
1 It is the responsibility and duty of a local MP to hold the Executive to account. Now look at her voting record. With this corrupt, inept legislative assembly probable the worst in British political history, she has never once voted against the plethora of bad law, rules and regulations pouring out of Westminster.
If she is not doing her job, then what the f**k is she doing taking her £67k plus expenses plus perks plus plus plus for none representation of her electorates problems?

Fylde MP's expense - what a larff

clipped from www.blackpoolgazette.co.uk MPs' second homes cost taxpayers £80k Blackpool North and Fleetwood MP Joan Humble THE Fylde coast's four MPs claimed just over £80,000 between them for their second homes in the last financial year, according to figures released by Parliament. Blackpool North and Fleetwood MP Joan Humble, and Wyre MP Ben Wallace, claimed the maximum allowance of £24,006 for the 12 months from April 2008 to April 2009.

Justify this to the homeless soldiers of this once Great Nation.

Headlines not allowed in Britain

Tiger initiated into the club after singing Christmas song to children....
"I'm dream - ing of my White Mistress -es...la la la..." (At least Bing made sure he was sitting in his rocking chair.)

It took a Swedish female to find decent use for a two (timer) wood...

Heard screaming at back of a SVU, "I'll show you vot de ir-ron is for.."

Tory thief?

clipped from www.telegraph.co.uk MPs' expenses: Tory claims £57,000 to rent flat from own company Brian Binley claimed £1,500 a month to rent the flat for more than three years, despite House of Commons rules forbidding MPs from renting properties from themselves or their companies.

There are so many former soldiers who will have a horrendous Christmas while the likes of this Tory will be going toward a retirement of plenty.
Not if Notareargunner can help it. Charge them now with fraud and straight forward theft - to permanently deprive you, the owner, of YOUR money.
If you really do not care just continue to vote Labour and let them all prosper at OUR expense.

I Spy Strangers

clipped from www.telegraph.co.uk MPs expenses: Shahid Malik said he was 'a high profile Parliamentarian' A minister who faced intense criticism over his expenses insisted on claiming thousands of pounds for doors and windows earlier this year, despite facing queries from the House of Commons fees office.

It hasn't taken the immigrant long to fall in with the graft and corruption of British poitics. There is another odious character who speaks like an English upper-class twit, treats the electorate like idiots and walked unmolested through one of the longest inquiries in Parliamentary history. Not bad for an immigrant from Aden. I wonder if he was shooting at us during the sixties...because he couldn't have been dodging bullets with us, could he?