parliamentary information office: There are people living in Britain today who will go hungry or live in cold conditions because they cannot afford heating while this man and others of his ilk STEAL our money. We must demand that he is fully investigated and prosecuted. We must also end 'Parliamentary Privilege'....immediately.
parliamentary information office: "I have received so many messages supporting me from Labour and Tory MPs as well as members of the public but I love the House of Commons and I hope by resigning I can serve by showing that MPs must take responsibility for their mistakes and accept the consequences of being in breach of the House rules".
Unfortunately there are not many messages of support on this site, but I'm sure you'll find lots of other like minded people to support you if you ever reach prison, which is where you deserve to be.
parliamentary information office: Am I correct in thinking that if the Commons withholds details of MacShanes fiddling it would in effect block any police investigation?If so this is intolerable, a law making body protecting one of their own from the consequences of his law breaking.Knowing about M.P.s and their cavalier attitude to the public purse I am not surprised.There is any irony in the MacShane case the committee chairman who found against him Kevin Barron was involved in a house renting scam with another M.P.Barron makes my case regarding the M.P.s and the public purse,it's there to be ripped off.
MacShane deserves all he gets,what a pity two other fiddlers Laws and £35,000 expenses ' mistake' Francis Maude escaped and were welcomed into government by David Cameron.Maude claimed £35,000 on a mortgage for a flat while renting out a house he owned nearby.MacShane is punished for his fiddling, Laws and Maude escape, why ,Cameron insiders? As Cameron lets them off I ask what is the difference between Cameron and the 'fiddlers three'?
parliamentary information office: When is he going to repay the money he stole from me and the rest of our law-abiding taxpayers?
I would hope that his political party now washes its hands of him and not give him some other job via the back door.
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parliamentary information office: "I have received so many messages supporting me from Labour and Tory MPs as well as members of the public but I love the House of Commons and I hope by resigning I can serve by showing that MPs must take responsibility for their mistakes and accept the consequences of being in breach of the House rules".
Unfortunately there are not many messages of support on this site, but I'm sure you'll find lots of other like minded people to support you if you ever reach prison, which is where you deserve to be.
parliamentary information office: Am I correct in thinking that if the Commons withholds details of MacShanes fiddling it would in effect block any police investigation?If so this is intolerable, a law making body protecting one of their own from the consequences of his law breaking.Knowing about M.P.s and their cavalier attitude to the public purse I am not surprised.There is any irony in the MacShane case the committee chairman who found against him Kevin Barron was involved in a house renting scam with another M.P.Barron makes my case regarding the M.P.s and the public purse,it's there to be ripped off.
MacShane deserves all he gets,what a pity two other fiddlers Laws and £35,000 expenses ' mistake' Francis Maude escaped and were welcomed into government by David Cameron.Maude claimed £35,000 on a mortgage for a flat while renting out a house he owned nearby.MacShane is punished for his fiddling, Laws and Maude escape, why ,Cameron insiders? As Cameron lets them off I ask what is the difference between Cameron and the 'fiddlers three'?
parliamentary information office: When is he going to repay the money he stole from me and the rest of our law-abiding taxpayers?
I would hope that his political party now washes its hands of him and not give him some other job via the back door.
Yearbook Info - parliamentary information office
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