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Lampus
24 Nov 09 08:56
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osborne has been caught out trying to fiddle his expenses on his home
Torys MPs as well other MPs says its bring his judgment into doubt
The fiddle was try on only last month
one MP said osborne must think he s above the law and cameron too weak to sack him
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Report noddys ryde November 24, 2009 8:58 AM GMT
those in glass houses.........
Report NEARCTIC November 24, 2009 8:59 AM GMT
lets hope the shameron never sacks gideon whatever he does
Report Lampus November 24, 2009 9:08 AM GMT
Wonder why cameron can not sack him thou
he must know osborne is labour best weapon
Report Lampus November 24, 2009 9:18 AM GMT
After all this time osborne still don t get it
Why would a rich toff like him still try to fiddle the taxpayer
He want s to be chancellor,yet he s caught trying to fiddle the taxpayer
Report Lampus November 24, 2009 9:21 AM GMT
Senior Tory MP P.Luff has been caught with letting his children live rent free at the taxpayers
expense at his London flat
Report Lampus November 24, 2009 9:28 AM GMT
Every business group in Britain have backed labours spending spree and voiced alarm at osborne
cuts
Report noddys ryde November 24, 2009 9:29 AM GMT
Andrew Dismore, a Labour MP under pressure over his expenses, claimed enough travel allowances in a year to drive between his constituency and Parliament three times every day that the Commons sat.
Report Lampus November 24, 2009 9:30 AM GMT
The point is Osborne is STILL trying to fiddle
Report noddys ryde November 24, 2009 9:31 AM GMT
Those facing prosecution are Labour MPs Elliot Morley, David Chaytor and Jim Devine, and peers Baroness Uddin, Lord Hanningfield and Lord Clarke of Hampstead.

Four of the case files have been passed to the CPS, with a further two expected to follow within weeks.

Game set and match to the liars
Report V4 Vendetta November 24, 2009 9:33 AM GMT
What exactly has he tried to do, Lamby?
Report noddys ryde November 24, 2009 9:35 AM GMT
The most serious suspected frauds are considered to be those of Mr Morley and Mr Chaytor who both claimed thousands of pounds for
Report Dr J November 24, 2009 9:36 AM GMT
noddys has becoming Pangloss's understudy.
Report Lampus November 24, 2009 9:43 AM GMT
over claimed his one month s interest on his £480,000 home loan
nasty greedy selfish osborne
Report Lampus November 24, 2009 9:44 AM GMT
The new rules are above him
he is a tory after all
Report V4 Vendetta November 24, 2009 9:51 AM GMT
Yes, it's a bit negligent, but it's only like getting caught doing 35mph in a 30mph zone the day after they lower it from 40mph. Frankly it's all envy this rubbish, whether it's Dismore or Osborn - they don't get paid enough in the first place.
Report Pangloss November 24, 2009 11:12 AM GMT
' over claimed his one month s interest on his £480,000 home loan
nasty greedy selfish osborne'

How, dear Lampy, does this 'fiddle' rate against 'Baroness' Scotland who overclaimed for nearly £170k on a fake 2nd home allowance. She is the Attorney-General by the way! She carried out this scam from 2004 to date.

In her case, Bottler retrospectively changed the rules for Cabinet ministers (no one else) allowing them to claim for a 2nd home regardless of its location.


PS - to give Lampy & friends a little help - £170k is significantly more than one month's interest on a £480k mortgage.
Report Toop Toop November 24, 2009 11:15 AM GMT
they don't get paid enough in the first place

When all the hysteria dies down this is what will be seen as the root cause of it all. Pay them what the job is worth and you'll remove all of the snide fiddles.
Report Pangloss November 24, 2009 11:25 AM GMT
Osborne claimed £1,400 after the limit was reduced to £1,250. ie he overclaimed by £150.

'Baroness' Scotland claimed for £38,200 pa from 2004 for a 2nd home which did not meet the rules at the time. The only time our Attorney-General's expenses were within the rules was when Bottler retrospectively changed the rules to avoid having to sack her.

PS For Lampy & Co - the difference in 'fiddling' expenses is:-

£150 Osborne Tory
£170,000 Scotland NuLab and friend of Bottler

This is a clear NuLab win by an impressive £169,850 of our money.
Report noddys ryde November 24, 2009 11:30 AM GMT
toop toop-so if an employee does not feel he is paid enough he should fiddle his expenses this justifing a rise?
Report Toop Toop November 24, 2009 11:37 AM GMT
noddys

you act like no one ever fiddles their expenses or their employers in some other way. The plain fact of the matter is MP's pay isn't adaquate for the job they are asked to do. Most MP's could earn much more than they do practicing law or in some other arena. Reward them properly for the job they do and remove the fiddles.
Report noddys ryde November 24, 2009 11:42 AM GMT
Employees caught fiddling get sacked
MPs caught fiddling get a salary increase.
Funny old world.
Report MRGRUMPY1 November 24, 2009 11:50 AM GMT
Toop Toop 24 Nov 12:37

The plain fact of the matter is MP's pay isn't adaquate for the job they are asked to do. Most MP's could earn much more than they do practicing law or in some other arena.

Undoubtedly some could earn more, whether most could, i have serious doubts. Surely they like everyone else were aware a the going rate for the job.
Report Mister E November 24, 2009 12:07 PM GMT
they don't get paid enough in the first place


Greedy people can never have enough.

When multi millionaires swerve a pot of yoghurt or dog food through expenses, how can them not being paid "enough" be a factor.

Nurses don't get paid enough, they don't think it justifies theft.
Report pussycat November 24, 2009 12:15 PM GMT
Lampus 24 Nov 09:56
osborne has been caught out trying to fiddle his expenses on his home
Torys MPs as well other MPs says its bring his judgment into doubt
The fiddle was try on only last month
one MP said osborne must think he s above the law and cameron too weak to sack him


Why am i not surprised...
Report blackburn1 November 24, 2009 12:22 PM GMT
Most MP's could earn much more than they do practicing law or in some other arena.

Nonsense, just look at the backbenchers behind Brown at PMQs, the blokes would all be car park attendants and the women care workers. We'll see how many of them are earning £100k + pa this time next year
Report Toop Toop November 24, 2009 12:35 PM GMT
BB

Do you ever tire of displaying your ignorance?
Report blackburn1 November 24, 2009 12:38 PM GMT
Ah tooproach my favourite tax exile.

I was merely suggesting that your statement was total b0ll0x toopy. If you're lucky enough to get Sky in your Mediterranean villa you might want to tune in tomorrow lunchtime and have a look at the rabble that sits behing Brown.

£100k pa? They'll be lucky to find a job
Report alfie255 November 24, 2009 1:18 PM GMT
Yeah just have a look at their faces. It's a foolproof way of measuring intelligence and competence, i'm surprised we even bother with IQ tests nowadays.
Report noddys ryde November 24, 2009 1:22 PM GMT
generations of inbreeding are etched on the faces of most Northern liar MPs
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