Rent -a-mob violent protests in London

[bornatbirth]

i can understand the tories doing it but the lib dems

paying back half the cost seems fair to me...

[Dedworth]

i can understand the tories doing it but the lib dems

paying back half the cost seems fair to me...

You need to take a reality pill - they all like the taste of power

How about that stalwart of Socialism Peter "Brazilian Houseboy" Mandelson - grandson of Herbert Stanley Morrison - he's more at home with the Rothschilds, de Beers, Russian Oligarchs etc than slumming it on the picket line. What's happened to Tony Blair is he still employed as some kind of Mid East Peace Envoy ?

[bornatbirth]

You need to take a reality pill

who me

fact is the tories will look after the rich and tax the poor, the lib dems have given away their voice to be in goverment

[Dedworth]

who me

fact is the tories will look after the rich and tax the poor, the lib dems have given away their voice to be in goverment

Yes you

You've mentioned two mainstream political parties - how about the Labourites where do they stand in this fantasy Robin Hood take from the rich and give to the poor world of yours ?

These 3 chancers are typical

MPs for hire: three former Labour ministers banned from Parliament

Following a formal sleaze inquiry, the Commons Standards and Privileges Committee took the unprecedented step of ordering Geoff Hoon, defence secretary under Tony Blair, to surrender his Parliamentary pass for five years and apologise to the House.

Stephen Byers, the former transport secretary who told undercover reporters posing as lobbyists that he was a “cab for hire,” was barred for two years for a “particularly serious breach”.

The punishment would have been more severe but he was given credit for apologising.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/news...arliament.html

[Arthur Little]

Yes you

These 3 chancers are typical

MPs for hire: three former Labour ministers banned from Parliament

Following a formal sleaze inquiry, the Commons Standards and Privileges Committee took the unprecedented step of ordering Geoff Hoon, defence secretary under Tony Blair, to surrender his Parliamentary pass for five years and apologise to the House.

Stephen Byers, the former transport secretary who told undercover reporters posing as lobbyists that he was a “cab for hire,” was barred for two years for a “particularly serious breach”.

The punishment would have been more severe but he was given credit for apologising.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/news...arliament.html

... at the risk of appearing pedantic ... that's two ... who's the third?

[bornatbirth]

... at the risk of appearing pedantic ... that's two ... who's the third?

his argument is coming up short, a bit like chelsea

[Arthur Little]

... at the risk of appearing pedantic ... that's two ... who's the third?

Ah yes ... one, Richard Caborn ... a "lesser" mortal!