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cmonstanley 22-03-2012 15:48

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this is what i was talking about oohh george osborne fiddling figures;) Osborne's 50p tax rate claims trashed

cmonstanley 22-03-2012 17:14

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BBC News - Leaked document suggests 'systematic fraud' at A4e i wonder if theres going to be proper enquiry and criminal charges.

Mancie 22-03-2012 23:00

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Originally Posted by tommiasfc (Post 979327)
Wehey i'm gonna be up £164 a year on the new budget

Are you a member of the Cabinet. or one of mugger Lord George Osbourne's family? ;)

tommiasfc 23-03-2012 09:46

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Originally Posted by Mancie (Post 979421)
Are you a member of the Cabinet. or one of mugger Lord George Osbourne's family? ;)

Nope the change in income tax has amd national insurance has done me good. On radio 2 they had people phoning in having done the budget calculator and I have to say surprisingly most of them were winners.

Mancie 24-03-2012 22:37

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Seems anyone can have a word in Cameron's or mugger Osbourne's ear as long a you donate 250,000 to Tory party funds...
BBC News - Tory Peter Cruddas sold access to PM, Sunday Times alleges

Quotes:

"If you're unhappy about something, we will listen to you and put it into the policy committee at number 10 - we feed all feedback to the policy committee."
"when we talk about your donations the first thing we want to do is get you at the Cameron/Osborne dinners"

Two years into the most desrtuctive government in British history is it a surprise they are all bent?

cashman 24-03-2012 22:50

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Nowt new yon Mancie, nowt changes.;)

garinda 24-03-2012 23:30

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Since they're all pretty much cut from the same cloth nowadays, they should share their donors out a bit more.

Especially now some of those obscene capitalist squillionaires, don't seem too keen on that Milly Band bod.

Donors stop funding Labour party after Ed Miliband elected - Today's News - News - JournalLive

garinda 24-03-2012 23:47

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Originally Posted by Mancie (Post 979881)
...is it a surprise they are all bent?

Do you mean like when Harold Wilson enobled the secretary he was allegedly shagging behind poor Mary, his wife's back, and sent her off to the House of Lords as Barones Falkender, as reward for services rendered?

Mancie 24-03-2012 23:56

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 979895)
Do you mean like when Harold Wilson enobled the secretary he was allegedly shagging behind poor Mary, his wife's back, and sent her off to the House of Lords as Barones Falkender, as reward for services rendered?

Not really but thanks for bringing it to light..I was thinking more of the lobbying by very rich individuals who it seems can influence government policy if they shove a few hundered thousand into tory party funds....for example a company involved in private health care might just have an interest.;)

garinda 25-03-2012 05:49

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Originally Posted by Mancie (Post 979896)
Not really but thanks for bringing it to light

You're welcome.

garinda 25-03-2012 05:56

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mancie (Post 979896)
Not really but thanks for bringing it to light..I was thinking more of the lobbying by very rich individuals who it seems can influence government policy if they shove a few hundered thousand into tory party funds....for example a company involved in private health care might just have an interest.;)

Bent, more like this?

Greedy politicans, demanding money from lobbyists acting on behalf of the very wealthy, in order to try and 'influence government policy'?

Labour ex-ministers Hoon, Byers and Caborn reprimanded over fake lobbying scandal | Politics | guardian.co.uk

garinda 25-03-2012 06:12

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Or do you mean 'bent', more like this?

Accepting cash, from the super rich, in exchange for honours.

Cash for honours: Labour hid millions from auditors - UK Politics - UK - The Independent

At least in the old days poor Marcia only had to bend over backwards for randy little Harold, in order to get herself a title, and a seat in the House of Lords.

jaysay 25-03-2012 09:47

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 979904)
Or do you mean 'bent', more like this?

Accepting cash, from the super rich, in exchange for honours.

Cash for honours: Labour hid millions from auditors - UK Politics - UK - The Independent

At least in the old days poor Marcia only had to bend over backwards for randy little Harold, in order to get herself a title, and a seat in the House of Lords.

One would think that its only the Tories who do these things until you look more closely, there was more than enough scandal while Tony, but I can't remember Mancie or his scottish counterpart dashing to put a link on accyweb. Remember how, in opposition, Labour said they would reform the house of Lords, no bigger a critic was Two Jags, now of course LORD Two Jags hypocrite

ToffeeGuy 25-03-2012 18:38

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 979931)
One would think that its only the Tories who do these things until you look more closely, there was more than enough scandal while Tony, but I can't remember Mancie or his scottish counterpart dashing to put a link on accyweb. Remember how, in opposition, Labour said they would reform the house of Lords, no bigger a critic was Two Jags, now of course LORD Two Jags hypocrite

Prescott only took the Lordship to please his wife and make her a Lady. He had a lot of making up to do.

Having said that. Same old Tories.

gynn 25-03-2012 19:03

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Funding scandals hit every party. It seems that politicians leave their ethics and scruples at the door when they enter the corridors of government and get giddy with power.

This particular funding scandal is made worse by its timing. The Conservatives had entered the weekend completely immersed in the Google Page Ranking disaster of a budget perceived to be favouring their "friends in the city" at the expense of pensioners. Their diversionary tactic had been to rush out some nonsense announcement on Friday about minimum alcohol pricing, a policy they haven't started to think through, but which would be guaranteed to swamp the weekend headlines.

Instead, they get their party treasurer sounding like Delboy.

Complete Google Page Ranking disaster!


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