Isn’t our Patel glad that we don’t have Sharia laws inserted into our British laws or his sticky fingers would have been chopped off for stealing from the taxpayers. His wife is a ” lawyer ” – she should know.

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How can we trust him as the nation’s ‘Justice’ Minister when he is a dishonest citizen?

Crooked politicians must be jailed and have their DNA on the police DATA for 12 years and have a criminal record just like what the police do to a shoplifter. And this is Jacqui Smith’s rule for shoplifters.

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There are at the moment 92 dodgy claims. OK that is a lot, but there are about 646 MPs. Very many MPs are hard working responsible people, and it’s easy to let the outstandingly crooked cases ruin the whole picture.

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Anyway, in his excellent article on this website, “MPs’ expenses,” Boris Johnson deals with this very point. He explains that (a) journalists are sacked on the spot if they are found to have fiddled their expenses and (b) fiddling public money is a totally different matter.

Why the hell the BBC thought fit to ask Stephen Fry his opinion beats me, National Treasure be damned, huge pain in the neck if you ask me, with an over-inflated idea of his own importance.

What Fry is advocating is actually corruption. It is corrupt to say that it doesn’t matter if MPs “fiddle” and then he had the brass neck to dismiss the concerns of the public as “bourgeois”. Just because he has no standards or principle, does not mean we do not. It does not mean we have to listen to his claptrap when everyone is very worried about the state of our parliamentary system.

I was equally shocked to read on twitter that David Miliband, Foreign Secretary of this country, considers the whole issue of MPs’ expenses to be “unimportant”. His sneering tone when discussing the SKY press conference given by David Cameron had to be read to be believed. All he did was make fun of Cameron (who was showing concern and leadership) in the most juvenile way, seeming not to have a clue how very disturbing it is to find we cannot trust many of the people in charge of our government because many of them are total hypocrites.

These so called clever people are merely demonstrating how completely out of touch they are, and I hope with all my heart that David Miliband is never PM of this country. Luckily there seems little chance of that. Boris Johnson and David Cameron do realised how crucial this issue is, how important it is for Parliament and politicians to be respected by the voters, and how this respect for the moment has been dangerously eroded by the greed of certain MPs. They do understand about ideals, honour and principle and do not find these things laughable.

What respect I formerly had for David Miliband is totally gone, and as for Stephen Fry, let him stick to his luvvie concerns and his ridiculous,superficial friends and leave politics to people who understand what is important.

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We don’t care who these sleaze MPs are, they need rooting out. Even Boris Johnson can’t stand them. You want to be a politician because you want to help your country or is it because you want to steal taxpayers’ money?

*** Stephen Fry is a dishonest person. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-1181909/TOM-UTLEY-The-old-lady-got-wifes-bus-pass-honesty-little-finger-crooked-MPs.html

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Looking at recent expenses revelations across all the main parties, I now wonder if I did right to push the political self-destruct button so quickly. My local MP at the time, had taken me under his wing. His tutoring, certainly did not include ‘robbing’ the public purse via abuse of The Green Book. I’m absolutely disgusted at what has occurred!

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Really great poem by Dungeekin, to the tune of michael Jackson’s Beat It!!

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BUT any adult knows that the simple way to do it is: Just find his own house cleaner to clean his own house only, pay her by cheque and show the bank statements to the House of Commons whenever he claims the expense back. Easy.

Why taking the trouble taking the taxpayers through the maze in order to fool them? Sharing a cleaner with his brother? Nobody knows for sure if his brother chips in to pay for his own share of this house cleaner or not. So far, Gordon Brown’s brother has failed to show any bank statements or proofs to show that he has been paying his share in order to clear Gay Gordon.

I watched Questions Time last night where lots of people in the audience were vowing to vote BNP – not only to teach all MPs a lesson but also because they no longer trust them. The MPs sitting on the panel were pleading with the public not to vote BNP as ‘ it’s a bad party of bad people ‘. Well, after reading all reports on those MPs’ expenses claims fiddling, the public are not sure who are really the good guys and who are really the bad guys. And who can blame them?

Lots of MPs register their relative’s or even a wooden shed as their main home, then claim second home allowance ( £24,000 a year ) on their real house( or bought a rundown house ) and use the allowances to do up their real house ( or the rundown house ) then sell it. And then buy another rundown house and use the allowances to do it up again, then sell it. And start again. Geoff Hoon has done this 4 times!

MPs also receive an annual cost-of-running-second-home allowance ( £26,000 a year ) to pay for their furniture, FOOD, council tax, utility bills, entertainment, blah blah blah… Some MPs bought 4 extra large sized, flat wide screen TVs in 4 years. Meaning they bought 1 TV each year!

I’m glad Cameron is clean. But he must use this opportunity to show the public he is a leader not only to the House of Commons but also to his own party’s MPs.

The public are saying Gordon has been scurrying around like a headless chicken.

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