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Come Inside... => The Commons => Topic started by: Snoopy on February 11, 2011, 08:54:20 AM
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Eric Illsley was jailed for a year yesterday for submitting a “pattern” of fictitious expenses claims, defrauding the taxpayer out of £14,500 of public money.
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I hope he has a nice stay at her majesty's holiday camp.
The tosser Wankah:
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And Jim Devine to be sentenced yet! eveilgrin:
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FORMER MP Jim Devine was branded a liar by a judge as he was jailed for 16 months for fiddling his expenses.
Devine submitted false invoices totalling £8385 between 2008 and 2009 – “carrying on regardless” even after other politicians’ claims had become “front-page news”.
Bankrupt Devine became the third MP to be jailed in the wake of the expenses scandal when he was sentenced yesterday at the Old Bailey.
Most excellent! eveilgrin:
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FORMER MP Jim Devine was branded a liar by a judge as he was jailed for 16 months for fiddling his expenses.
Devine submitted false invoices totalling £8385 between 2008 and 2009 – “carrying on regardless” even after other politicians’ claims had become “front-page news”.
Bankrupt Devine became the third MP to be jailed in the wake of the expenses scandal when he was sentenced yesterday at the Old Bailey.
Most excellent! eveilgrin:
Most pleasing but 16 months is a bit shite....
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The papers reckon he'll be out by Christmas BUT they also disclose he has been declared bankrupt and still has debts to his former employee that bankruptcy will not wipe out. He's finished.
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You see, that's what happens if don't pay them enough and they have to turn to crime to make ends meet !
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He'll find out all about ends meeting in the shower block whistle:
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Former Labour MP Elliot Morley sentenced to 16 months in prison for dishonestly claiming more than £30,000 in parliamentary expenses!
Breaking News on BBC
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16 months - wot a larf... noooo:
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Still better than letting him get away with it tho' and a sentence of that length, even with the mahoosive time off for good behaviour we know he will get, means he can never stand for Parliament again.
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Still better than letting him get away with it tho' and a sentence of that length, even with the mahoosive time off for good behaviour we know he will get, means he can never stand for Parliament again.
Or stand up straight! happy001
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Still better than letting him get away with it tho' and a sentence of that length, even with the mahoosive time off for good behaviour we know he will get, means he can never stand for Parliament again.
Or stand up straight! happy001
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Still better than letting him get away with it tho' and a sentence of that length, even with the mahoosive time off for good behaviour we know he will get, means he can never stand for Parliament again.
Or stand up straight! happy001
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Quite so.
There is no such thing as a 'safe seat' for an MP in clink.
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Still better than letting him get away with it tho' and a sentence of that length, even with the mahoosive time off for good behaviour we know he will get, means he can never stand for Parliament again.
Or stand up straight! happy001
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Quite so.
There is no such thing as a 'safe seat' for an MP in clink.
happy001
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/conservative/8547572/Lord-Taylor-jailed-for-12-months-over-expenses-fraud.html (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/conservative/8547572/Lord-Taylor-jailed-for-12-months-over-expenses-fraud.html)
“He isn’t motivated by money, glory, pomposity, arrogance or greed.
“He is described as a humble gentleman who for most of his life has dedicated himself to public services.”
char048
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TBH He has spent most of his career being a "Token Black" .... seems he will continue to be one.