Ch4 :Dispatches the 3 Courrpt New Labour MP's

[arista]

On Ch4 now


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New Labour Moran MP Luton
what a Stinking Corrupt woman.
She went in to the Meeting and was Fit as ever.

A reporter Phoned her office
and was told she was still un well,
even though we just viewed her fit and all smiles
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Just 3? There was 3 named but they have info on at least 22 MP's who failed to register interests etc.......


Judging by the tales coming out of the woodwork you would think being corrupt was an essential quality for selection to stand as a political party's candidate for any seat.

I think an organised online campaign like the anti X factor one(rage against the machine) to vote in anyone but the incumbent MP would hammer the message home. hopefully the online campaign would gain momnetum and reach over into other media.

[setanta]

Just 3? There was 3 named but they have info on at least 22 MP's who failed to register interests etc.......


Judging by the tales coming out of the woodwork you would think being corrupt was an essential quality for selection to stand as a political party's candidate for any seat.

I think an organised online campaign like the anti X factor one(rage against the machine) to vote in anyone but the incumbent MP would hammer the message home. hopefully the online campaign would gain momnetum and reach over into other media.

I like the cut of your gib young man. Anarchy! Are you Scottish?

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I like the cut of your gib young man. Anarchy! Are you Scottish?

I thought we had done this one on a previous thread, I am half irish, half english living in scotland.

Edit *** and I probably old enough to be your dad

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I thought we had done this one on a previous thread, I am half irish, half english living in scotland.

Edit *** and I probably old enough to be your dad

Well there's Celtic blood in you anyway, that's for fecking sure. Nothing wrong with a bit of anarchy to shake them to the core. Sometimes the fat cats need it. And I mean it in a non-violent way!

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Well there's Celtic blood in you anyway, that's for fecking sure. Nothing wrong with a bit of anarchy to shake them to the core. Sometimes the fat cats need it. And I mean it in a non-violent way!

Ah well unfortunately my Celtic blood overules my brain and it does what it wants, my fault for wanting to experience life.

They say you never truly experience liberty till you have worn shackles.

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Ah well unfortunately my Celtic blood overules my brain and it does what it wants, my fault for wanting to experience life.

They say you never truly experience liberty till you have worn shackles.

Yep, I'd imagine so. F£ck mental shackles - literal ones must be hell but, like you said, it's all gravy for you now.

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Yep, I'd imagine so. F£ck mental shackles - literal ones must be hell but, like you said, it's all gravy for you now.

I hope so coz I am hoping if anything is going to go next, its my teeth.

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Try this:

More than 20 MPs have broken Commons rules by failing fully to declare luxury trips paid for by foreign governments, it was claimed.

The politicians have visited famous holiday destinations such as the Maldives, Cayman Islands, British Virgin Islands, Mauritius, Gibraltar and Cyprus, according to research by the BBC.

However, on many occasions they failed to mention the hospitality received when tabling questions and participating in Parliamentary debates.

Labour MP Andrew Dismore, a member of the Standards and Privileges Committee, is alleged to have breached the regulations it enforces more than 90 times in relation to annual trips to Cyprus.

Tory MP David Amess is said to have called a debate on the Maldives in 2007, telling the House that his "splendid visit" had given him "an early taste of paradise".

He apparently suggested that the UK Government "could be encouraged to do a little more than is being done at the moment" for the tiny nation. However, despite tabling 15 questions and leading two debates, at no point did he declare his interest as required, the BBC claimed.

Shadow defence secretary Liam Fox has admitted breaching rules twice in asking parliamentary questions after visiting Sri Lanka.

He said one trip from 2007 was initially not recorded properly due to a staffing error, but later added to his register entry. "I do however recognise that when asking one question in 2008, I should have noted an interest and the Registrar has been informed of this," he added.

Liberal Democrat frontbencher Norman Baker has allegedly broken regulations 37 times, leading debates and tabling questions about Tibet. He has travelled to India twice courtesy of the Tibet Society and the Tibet government-in-exile, the BBC said.

Under Commons rules, MPs are not allowed to press for UK government assistance to a place from which they have recently received hospitality. They must register the trip and then declare relevant trips when tabling questions, motions or debates.


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And they expect us to trust them?

[arista]

Just 3? There was 3 named but they have info on at least 22 MP's who failed to register interests etc


Of Course but this is to do with Ch4's Dispatches
on last night.

Also as well as the 3,
New Labour's MP Moran has also been suspended

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