Tuesday 13 October 2009

What Did Sir Thomas Legg Say To Gordan Brown?

Caught You! like a breath of fresh air in UK politics, a ruthless independent audit looked at all three main parties that have shamelessly ripped off the tax paying public over many years, but in a complete disregard for public outrage, senior backbenchers threatened mutiny as it became clear that Sir Thomas Legg, the retired civil servant trawling through their claims, is retrospectively applying tough new rules, leader of the government of Great Britain, Gordan Brown has been order to pay back £12,415.10 he received between 2004 and 2009, which in what some would see as an admission of guilt he has done so, but others with their collective noses in the trough have not, indeed to their eternal shame, some 108 MPs have announced they are quitting Parliament and have little or nothing to lose from challenging the expenses audit, sources predicted that several would take legal action rather than repay money they see as rightfully theirs, labour MPs were said to be forming a fighting fund, contributing £2,000 each, to dispute the findings, so caught for stealing and not paying it back they are forming a fighting fund, whilst you might argue it is a retrospective law, it is still the law and nobody, including MP's are above the law, all I can say is, 'Sir Thomas hound them down, take them to court, and make them pay the money back, to the people of Great Britain, please!'

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

Hi Stan, Did you know that this greedy government are now planning to sell off, the Tote bookmaker, Royal Mint, Met Office, Channel Tunnel rail link and student loans?

Also, the Dartford Crossing at Kent (your neck of the woods) will be up for grabs.

Indeed, I was thinking this morning, if the Americans would be buying the bridge to go with the old London Bridge in the desert!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1219756/Brown-sell-3bn-assets-tackle-deficit.html

PattayaStan said...

Dear Anonymous, I have to say I did notice this, I also seem to remember that he also sold off the House of Commons gold and silver plate, not to mention over half of the UK’s gold reserve, taking your line of thought to the next level I am only surprised that he has not thought of selling Tower Bridge to go with London bridge! I wonder if the tunnel tolls will have to be paid in dollars! my one glimmer of comfort is I never voted him in, opps! no one voted him in, he is unelected, I should of said I did not vote for his predecessor, best regards, Stan and Diana.

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