Not are only MPs, BBC executives and the rest squandering and lining their own pockets with taxpayer money, but so are those Lords and Ladies in the Upper House or Other Place, as it is known.
See the BBC article here: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/8424381.stm
I wonder if Wilt will be on the Gong List this year – for services to social care and journalism. Mmmmmm, perhaps not – but you never know. Most people admire his professional work, some admire his journalism but unfortunately the latter does tend to piss off most government agencies – and most if not all associated with social care are regular visitors to regulator watch.
However, they only think they know who Wilt is – so perhaps they will overlook him on that basis and award the Gong to the chap they least suspect. A clue might however be given away when I choose “Lord Wilt of Internet” as the title.
Dream on Wilt. However, if it were I could get a third home and Lord myself around in Ermine and look like a proper Dork. If not (and nothing from Buckingham Palace has yet arrived) I will content myself knowing that the thieving bastards in the House of Lords will soon be a little short of pocket money.
Meanwhile that Pratt Bercow continues to bemoan the decline in the perceptions of the political class in his apartments shared with his drunk slapper wife of years gone by – she that hopes to be elected as a Labour Councillor in Westminster. If she is voted in, I am definitely leaving the Country. Not only is she stupid, she looks stupid – seems the pairing with the Speaker of the House was made in heaven.
See article here:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/mps-expenses/6856285/MPs-expenses-John-Bercow-describes-disastrous-year-for-the-Commons.html
Gawd Bercow looks like a right twat.
What happened to the Mother of Democracy? It’s become a form of prostitution and to make as much personal gain as possible for those who claim to serve the public good. Sounds like a certain Leamington Spa woman we are aware of, and her queer MP (queer as in “surprising, funny, astonishing, perplexing, odd, curious, unexpected and remarkable” – according to the Microsoft Word online dictionary). “Odd” and “curious” being particularly operative in his context, eh Mr Plaskitt?
Role on the election! Plaskitt and numerous other MPs (mostly Labour) will be taking up new careers, in the real world (unless of course they join a quango or a local authority). Then what will Mrs C do? Gosh, no one else will listen to her (seriously) – the little girl exclaimed “help” once too often like the shepherd boy just too numerous times he called wolf.
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