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Tuesday, April 01, 2008

Friday, March 07, 2008

The Price Of Hypocrisy

I have just sent off this letter to two of my local rags:

My friends and I are extremely concerned about the judgement and philosophy of our MP Adam Price. While Mr. Price is to be commended for trying to impeach Tony Blair and for putting Carmarthenshire on the political map, we believe that he seems to be more concerned with developing his own media profile than doing the job he was elected to do and represent us, not himself at Westminster.

Many of Mr. Price’s constituents have found it strange and disappointing that it took him two years to publicly express his opposition to the controversial gas pipeline running though the constituency.

Mr. Price supports his party’s oxymoronic Europe policy, even though it runs contrary to Plaid’s long-term goal of an independent Wales. Does Mr. Price really believe that Welsh lives and issues would be better served in Brussels and Strasburg than they are at present (however imperfectly) in Westminster and Cardiff Bay? An ‘independent’ Wales within the EU isn’t independence at all! Plaid’s policy smacks of anti-English prejudice for it’s own sake rather than a stance based on a conscious, rational process of thought.

Perhaps most disturbingly of all, Mr. Price signed Early Day Motion 982 (February 20) in support of Fidel Castro’s tropical gulag in Cuba. Though Plaid’s leader in Westminster, Elfyn Llwyd’s support for this EDM came as no surprise to me, Mr. Price’s support for an EDM also signed in favour of by controversial figures such as George Galloway and Paul Flynn certain did. Does our MP really believe that liberty and human rights are less important than having supposedly “first-class free healthcare and education provision for the people” and “very good dentistry” as claimed by some other MPs?

Is Mr. Price aware of the plight of journalist Normando Hernández González who has been imprisoned by Castro and his thugs for ‘endangering national security’? Is Mr. Price aware that Mr. Hernández is in poor health, but been denied the right to take up a generous offer of asylum from the government of Costa Rica by his jailers? Is Mr. Price also aware that Cuba jails more journalists than any other nation bar China, with 59 presently in captivity? Would Mr. Price and his Plaid comrades like to see an independent Wales governed according to the Cuban model?!?

It’s ironic that a man that was recently named Gay Politician of the Year and according to his profile on the social networking website “Facebook”, claims to be a Libertarian should give his support for a regime that has outlawed homosexuality and imprisons, even executes gays in labour camps.

Adam Price is not a bad man, but he urgently needs to pay more attention to us, instead his own ego and Elfyn Llwyd, otherwise he may find himself on the dole after the next general election. May I suggest that Mr. Price focus his energies on fighting for a better deal from Carmarthenshire Council, who continue to treat Iori Jones, Trish Breckman, Eddie Roberts and all of us with casual contempt.

I must give credit to FIDO The Dog for some of the background information.

Monday, February 25, 2008

Scenes of a Graphic Nature

It's been a while since I've had a go at the Gormless One, so lets do so!

Out of sheer boredom (El Tel is rather quiet at the moment), visited Gallas' official web site and clicked on the 'Cartoons' section. I was greeted by a series of crude, unflattering and even offensive images of the looney left's pet hates (Thatcher, Israel, the United States etc.). Some of the stuff wouldn't be out of place in the infamous Der Sturmer.

Monday, January 21, 2008

Cruel, Callous & Corrupt Hypocrites

So our lords and masters are ordering our brave war veterans to pay back their pensions while our greedy and corrupt MPs prepare to vote for themselves an inflation-busting 10% increase of their own wages and pensions. These MPs' are also running ridiculous amounts of taxpayers' money on 'expenses' while ordering other public sector workers to expect a below-inflation salary increase of 1.9-2.5%. When this lot 'retire', they are awarded peerages for their shameless greed and corruption or are chosen by their equally slimy colleagues to join the Evilpean Union gravy boat as commissioners where they are free to commit even worse acts of corruption with taxpayers' money and get away with it.

What a fucking shower of total, shameless cunts! The original Guido Fawkes (circa 1605) had the right idea!!!

Saturday, December 22, 2007

Quote of the Day 22.12.2007

"While searching for pictures of Gail Sheridan I discovered the oxymoronically named Socialist Unity. Irony heaped on irony in that within the first couple of posts I found a piece outlining the reasons George Galloway is a right wing class traitor." - Right For Scotland

The Gormless One is a lot of things, but he is not a right winger (on the political football field at any rate).

Saturday, November 03, 2007

Something David Lammy & I Have In Common

We both hate George Galloway

Friday, October 26, 2007

MP's Expenses 2006/7 [A Very Long & Boring Post]

The full list, from highest figure to lowest, of expenses and allowances claimed by MPs in the year 2006/7.

Malik, Shahid £185,421

Byrne, Liam £178,116

Ryan, Joan £173,691

Norris, Dan £172,733

Farron, Tim £172,327

Doran, Frank £171,836

MacNeil, Angus £169,971

Levitt, Tom £168,660

Salmond, Alex £166,814

Mundell, David £166,598

Joyce, Eric £164,180

Gwynne, Andrew £164,110

Devine, Jim £163,402

McDonagh, Siobhain £163,226

Hesford, Stephen £162,850

Johnson, Diana R £162,584

Milburn, Alan £160,888

Taylor, Matthew £160,831

Gardiner, Barry £160,464

Rogerson, Dan £160,440

George, Andrew £160,379

Flello, Robert £159,548

Sarwar, Mohammad £159,341

Taylor, Dari £159,178

Willis, Phil £159,147

Reed, Jamie £159,088

Bruce, Malcolm £158,580

Robertson, Angus £158,151

Grogan, John £158,013

Connarty, Michael £157,769

Donohoe, Brian H. £157,663

Butler, Dawn £157,311

Carmichael, Alistair £157,184

Alexander, Danny £157,153

Balls, Ed £157,076

Woolas, Phil £157,062

Wright, Iain £156,975

Atkins, Charlotte £156,908

Gilroy, Linda £156,846

Clark, Katy £156,767

Moran, Margaret £156,652

Munn, Meg £156,462

Anderson, Janet £155,610

Kumar, Ashok £155,572

McCarthy, Kerry £155,487

Holmes, Paul £155,429

Hamilton, Fabian £155,346

Hodgson, Sharon £155,222

Irranca-Davies, Huw £155,115

Begg, Anne £154,230

Griffiths, Nigel £154,182

Bayley, Hugh £154,061

Rosindell, Andrew £153,901

Younger-Ross, Richard £153,888

Harris, Tom £153,862

Ellman, Louise £153,637

Campbell, Alan £153,621

McKenna, Rosemary £153,608

Brown, Russell £153,561

Rowen, Paul £153,338

Cummings, John £153,319

Blears, Hazel £153,225

Mountford, Kali £153,034

Roy, Frank £152,997

Spink, Bob £152,938

Smith, Jacqui £152,683

Wallace, Ben £152,251

Wood, Mike £151,941

McFall, John £151,852

Pritchard, Mark £151,724

Mulholland, Greg £151,647

Dodds, Nigel £151,412

Watson, Tom £151,388

Anderson, David £151,353

Moore, Michael 51,295

Sheridan, Jim £151,272

Banks, Gordon £151,260

Hughes, Beverley £151,130

Lamb, Norman £150,908

Borrow, David S £150,856

Austin, Ian £150,722

Cooper, Yvette £150,658

Healey, John £150,551

Smith, Angela C. £150,549

Meale, Alan £150,338

Donaldson, Jeffrey M. £150,215

Hall, Mike £150,170

Godsiff, Roger £150,059

Jones, Kevan £149,713

Turner, Neil £149,337

Heppell, John £149,302

Williams, Hywel £149,278

Cryer, Ann £149,195

Robertson, Laurence £149,188

Farrelly, Paul £149,167

Wilshire, David £149,153

McGovern, Jim £149,098

Bacon, Richard £148,985

Goldsworthy, Julia £148,978

Steen, Anthony 148,885

Simpson, Alan £148,850

Smith, Geraldine £148,849

Goodman, Helen £148,847

O'Brien, Stephen £148,831

Pope, Greg £148,800

Allen, Graham £148,741

Davidson, Ian £148,678

Mahmood, Khalid £148,666

McLoughlin, Patrick £148,662

Betts, Clive £148,545

Yeo, Tim £148,496

Sanders, Adrian £148,476

Burden, Richard £148,447

Ruane, Chris £148,336

Vaz, Keith £148,235

Jones, Helen £148,151

Sutcliffe, Gerry £148,111

Purnell, James £148,064

Davies, Philip £148,060

Harris, Evan £147,916

Brown, Nicholas £147,797

Rennie, Willie £147,685

Hunter, Mark £147,653

Riordan, Mrs Linda £147,613

Robertson, John £147,599

MacShane, Denis £147,572

Herbert, Mr Nick £147,449

Maclean, David £147,417

Smith, Sir Robert £147,388

Leech, John £147,342

Griffith, Nia £147,298

Barlow, Celia £147,187

Cousins, Jim £147,154

Wishart, Pete £147,142

Murphy, Jim £147,121

Letwin, Oliver £147,084

Etherington, Bill £146,915

Ward, Claire £146,809

Jones, Lynne £146,793

Baird, Vera £146,772

Laws, David £146,770

McGuire, Anne £146,705

Miller, Andrew £146,621

Wareing, Robert N. £146,319

Hodge, Margaret £146,301

Clelland, David £146,282

Henderson, Doug £146,269

Chapman, Ben £146,202

Osborne, George £146,158

Smith, Andrew £146,125

Paterson, Owen £146,105

Clegg, Nick £146,022

Murphy, Denis £146,020

Vis, Rudi £145,986

Kirkbride, Julie £145,957

Price, Adam £145,929

Moffatt, Laura £145,846

Burgon, Colin £145,819

McAvoy, Thomas £145,770

Harvey, Nick £145,767

McDonnell, Alasdair £145,728

Soulsby, Sir Peter £145,687

Plaskitt, James £145,657

Taylor, David £145,598

Ussher, Kitty £145,562

Hoyle, Lindsay £145,515

Simon, Sion £145,444

Seabeck, Alison £145,390

McCafferty, Chris £145,345

Mann, John £145,273

Hope, Phil £145,239

Lazarowicz, Mark £145,184

Dismore, Andrew £145,146

Crausby, David £145,034

Blackman, Liz £145,000

Merron, Gillian £144,914

Cawsey, Ian £144,913

Palmer, Nick £144,790

Mercer, Patrick £144,667

Francis, Hywel £144,597

Barrett, John £144,427

Cooper, Rosie £144,358

Keetch, Paul £144,341

Snelgrove, Anne £144,330

Goodwill, Robert £144,282

Streeter, Gary £144,275

Clarke, Tom £144,246

O'Hara, Edward £144,241

Waltho, Lynda £144,230

Stewart, Ian £144,222

Sheerman, Barry £144,181

Webb, Steve £144,175

Campbell, Ronnie £144,156

Heald, Oliver £144,115

Engel, Natascha £144,099

Mitchell, Andrew £143,965

Blizzard, Bob £143,888

Robinson, Peter £143,856

Duddridge, James £143,809

Lewis, Ivan £143,719

Clifton-Brown, Geoffrey £143,498

Coffey, Ann £143,439

Naysmith, Doug £143,415

Cameron, David £143,385

David, Wayne £143,326

Singh, Marsha £143,295

Cox, Geoffrey £143,262

Browne, Jeremy £143,176

Clarke, Charles £143,137

Blunkett, David £143,111

Stuart, Graham £143,071

Primarolo, Dawn £143,034

Curtis-Thomas, Claire £143,016

Mole, Chris £143,003

Llwyd, Elfyn £142,999

Kemp, Fraser £142,899

Wright, Anthony £142,847

Campbell, Sir Menzies £142,810

Russell, Christine £142,785

Lilley, Peter £142,754

Barron, Kevin £142,703

Gidley, Sandra £142,643

Hosie, Stewart £142,628

Reed, Andy £142,544

Baker, Norman £142,504

Willetts, David £142,491

Todd, Mark £142,405

Kilfoyle, Peter £142,401

Touhig, Don £142,385

Heyes, David £142,365

Garnier, Edward £142,346

Fox, Liam £142,339

Baron, John £142,300

Battle, John £142,298

Mitchell, Austin £142,287

Penning, Mike £142,237

Hayes, John £142,163

Dhanda, Parmjit £142,118

Willott, Jenny £142,080

Hain, Peter £142,012

Grayling, Chris £141,997

Foster, Michael £141,990

McCartney, Ian £141,883

McGuinness, Martin £141,790

Duncan, Alan £141,771

Truswell, Paul £141,740

Newmark, Brooks £141,673

Lloyd, Tony £141,651

Trickett, Jon £141,647

Starkey, Phyllis £141,541

Moon, Madeleine £141,517

Foster, Don £141,447

Oaten, Mark £141,435

Swinson, Jo £141,392

Browning, Angela £141,381

Thornberry, Emily £141,358

Gillan, Cheryl £141,349

Ancram, Michael £141,297

Simpson, Keith £141,234

Atkinson, Peter £140,949

Mudie, George £140,930

Conway, Derek £140,916

Burt, Lorely £140,904

Bryant, Chris £140,863

Durkan, Mark £140,859

Swire, Hugo £140,786

Burt, Alistair £140,778

Davies, Quentin £140,733

Bone, Peter £140,705

Weir, Mike £140,681

Rammell, Bill £140,556

Chaytor, David £140,548

Jenkin, Bernard £140,494

Crabb, Stephen £140,462

Dorries, Nadine £140,383

Denham, John £140,375

Loughton, Tim £140,352

McCabe, Stephen £140,352

Gray, James £140,290

Cormack, Sir Patrick £140,245

Love, Andy £140,213

Hanson, David £140,206

Walley, Joan £140,133

Flynn, Paul £140,014

Wills, Michael £139,986

Lancaster, Mark £139,928

Wyatt, Derek £139,838

Keeble, Sally £139,735

Kawczynski, Daniel £139,693

Simmonds, Mark £139,664

Gibb, Nick £139,611

Hepburn, Stephen £139,587

McGrady, Eddie £139,459

Berry, Roger £139,412

Wilson, Sammy £139,371

Creagh, Mary £139,275

Tyrie, Andrew £139,270

Paice, James £139,191

McIsaac, Shona £139,169

McCarthy-Fry, Sarah £139,158

Eagle, Maria £139,067

Hoban, Mark £138,906

Huhne, Chris £138,831

Carswell, Douglas £138,805

Tapsell, Sir Peter £138,752

Humble, Joan £138,728

Arbuthnot, James £138,677

Hendry, Charles £138,655

Holloway, Adam £138,649

Challen, Colin £138,579

Shaw, Jonathan £138,441

Chope, Christopher £138,436

Kidney, David £138,399

Taylor, Ian £138,270

Foster, Michael Jabez £138,223

Harper, Mark £138,214

Williams, Mark £138,114

Caborn, Richard £138,014

Moss, Malcolm £137,983

Knight, Jim £137,970

Horwood, Martin £137,882

Illsley, Eric £137,791

Amess, David £137,781

Strang, Gavin £137,769

Michael, Alun £137,764

Gove, Michael £137,733

Bailey, Adrian £137,658

Selous, Andrew £137,655

Hewitt, Patricia £137,537

Wiggin, Bill £137,472

Kennedy, Jane £137,438

Hutton, John £137,381

Browne, Des £137,346

Miller, Maria £137,318

Gapes, Mike £137,220

Penrose, John £137,195

Williams, Stephen £137,109

Blunt, Crispin £137,071

Ruffley, David £136,963

Havard, Dai £136,866

Darling, Alistair £136,854

McFadden, Pat £136,834

Winterton, Rosie £136,803

Cohen, Harry £136,679

Hermon, Lady Sylvia £136,651

Jack, Michael £136,591

James, Sian C. £136,547

Vaizey, Edward £136,501

Paisley, Ian £136,498

Moffat, Anne £136,483

Morley, Elliot £136,478

Viggers, Peter £136,414

Clwyd, Ann £136,395

Wright, Jeremy £136,344

Hague, William £136,335

Russell, Bob £136,185

Beith, Alan £136,172

Keeley, Barbara £136,118

Field, Frank £136,092

Evans, Nigel £136,090

Flint, Caroline £136,005

Green, Damian £135,933

Meacher, Michael £135,806

Kennedy, Charles £135,769

O'Brien, Mike £135,754

Lansley, Andrew £135,706

Barker, Gregory £135,669

Brazier, Julian £135,629

Brady, Graham £135,612

Keen, Ann £135,599

Waterson, Nigel £135,541

Brown, Gordon £135,525

Fraser, Christopher £135,481

Djanogly, Jonathan £135,480

Tami, Mark £135,414

Benton, Joe £135,394

Smith, Angela E. £135,038

Keen, Alan £135,009

Murrison, Andrew £134,980

Blackman-Woods, Roberta £134,948

Gibson, Ian £134,876

Stuart, Gisela £134,870

Gildernew, Michelle £134,779

Robinson, Iris £134,592

Thurso, John £134,592

Walker, Charles £134,427

Liddell-Grainger, Ian £134,421

Short, Claire £134,408

Howarth, Gerald £134,336

Opik, Lembit £134,316

Gale, Roger £134,308

Laing, Eleanor £134,308

Johnson, Boris £134,306

Hemming, John £134,220

Pearson, Ian £134,202

Luff, Peter £134,071

Lepper, David £134,070

Heath, David £134,056

Soames, Nicholas £133,994

Clark, Paul £133,901

Davis, David £133,899

Tredinnick, David £133,743

Woodward, Shaun £133,729

Greenway, John £133,652

Reid, John £133,613

Morden, Jessica £133,592

Breed, Colin £133,501

Ottaway, Richard £133,430

Laxton, Bob £133,385

Hamilton, David £133,384

Bellingham, Henry £133,353

Byers, Stephen £133,341

Follett, Barbara £133,300

Binley, Brian £133,250

Clark, Greg £133,122

Stoate, Howard £133,062

Reid, Alan £133,049

Spelman, Caroline £132,855

Adams, Gerry £132,829

Prentice, Gordon £132,752

Walter, Robert £132,729

Williams, Roger £132,581

Brennan, Kevin £132,520

Austin, John £132,497

Whitehead, Alan £132,476

Southworth, Helen £132,427

Tipping, Paddy £132,209

Main, Anne £132,145

Morgan, Julie £132,127

Turner, Desmond £132,025

Mates, Michael £132,002

Murphy, Conor £131,921

Campbell, Gregory £131,436

Howells, Kim £131,412

Alexander, Douglas £131,383

McKechin, Ann £131,351

Martlew, Eric £131,242

Mactaggart, Fiona £131,162

Featherstone, Lynne £131,123

Bradshaw, Ben £131,118

Coaker, Vernon £131,091

Khan, Sadiq £131,047

Miliband, Edward £131,024

Hall, Patrick £130,916

Drew, David £130,782

MacKinlay, Andrew £130,645

Bell, Sir Stuart £130,395

Milton, Anne £130,354

Watkinson, Angela £130,266

MacDougall, John £130,150

Fisher, Mark £129,960

Cruddas, Jon £129,956

Goggins, Paul £129,774

Murphy, Paul £129,744

Ainger, Nick £129,677

Marshall, David £129,653

Doherty, Pat £129,556

Olner, Bill £129,504

Jones, Martyn £129,503

Lait, Jacqui £129,442

Lidington, David £129,442

Ladyman, Stephen £129,436

Turner, Andrew £129,404

Cash, William £129,400

Butterfill, Sir John £129,379

Burnham, Andy £129,289

Kaufman, Sir Gerald £129,166

Jackson, Glenda £129,111

Clappison, James £129,038

Syms, Robert £129,034

Slaughter, Andrew £128,907

Stunell, Andrew £128,663

Mackay, Andrew £128,599

Hancock, Mike £128,579

Ainsworth, Bob £128,564

Lewis, Julian £128,545

Corbyn, Jeremy £128,434

Prisk, Mark £128,376

Linton, Martin £128,363

Thomas, Gareth £128,172

Jones, David £127,979

Dobbin, Jim £127,927

Knight, Greg £127,867

Francois, Mark £127,843

Eagle, Angela £127,684

McCrea, William £127,604

Marris, Rob £127,583

Pickles, Eric £127,496

Dean, Janet £127,444

Cunningham, Tony £127,437

Mallaber, Judy £127,410

Marsden, Gordon £127,406

Cook, Frank £127,215

Howarth, George £127,073

Davey, Edward £126,983

Wright, Tony £126,875

Cairns, David £126,852

George, Bruce £126,769

Williams, Betty £126,564

Spring, Richard £126,522

Purchase, Ken £126,502

Leigh, Edward £126,494

Young, Sir George £126,458

Hunt, Jeremy £126,449

Burns, Simon £126,280

Miliband, David £126,115

Rooney, Terry £126,000

Dunwoody, Gwyneth £125,670

Salter, Martin £125,515

Brooke, Annette £125,392

Caton, Martin £125,182

Ellwood, Tobias £124,884

Buck, Karen £124,750

Prescott, John £124,696

Brake, Tom £124,384

Hendrick, Mark £124,285

Brown, Lyn £124,246

Beckett, Margaret £124,171

McDonnell, John £123,921

Hoon, Geoff £123,834

Stringer, Graham £123,829

Osborne, Sandra £123,731

Ainsworth, Peter £123,351

Bercow, John £123,269

Villiers, Theresa £123,222

Hood, Jimmy £123,173

Wilson, Rob £123,129

Hughes, Simon £123,125

Goodman, Paul £123,069

Prosser, Gwyn £122,903

Owen, Albert £122,864

Straw, Jack £122,520

Maude, Francis £122,334

Cable, Vincent £122,242

McNulty, Tony £121,984

Fabricant, Michael £121,973

Heathcoat-Amory, David £121,924

Pugh, John £121,915

Wright, David £121,886

Malins, Humfrey £121,706

McIntosh, Anne £121,686

Jenkins, Brian £121,471

Baldry, Tony £121,398

Twigg, Derek £121,381

Kelly, Ruth £121,206

Lucas, Ian £120,976

Hogg, Douglas £120,909

Lord, Sir Michael £120,814

Armstrong, Hilary £120,740

Gauke, David £120,700

Jackson, Stewart £120,589

Simpson, David £120,557

Howard, Michael £120,204

Scott, Lee £119,889

Marshall-Andrews, Robert £119,830

Grieve, Dominic £119,809

Beresford, Sir Paul £119,690

Burrowes, David £119,640

Heal, Sylvia £119,274

Efford, Clive £119,063

Pound, Stephen £118,952

Dowd, Jim £118,829

Wicks, Malcolm £118,700

Hammond, Stephen £118,501

Smith, John £118,496

Ruddock, Joan £118,425

Burstow, Paul £118,118

Hammond, Philip £118,089

Kramer, Susan £117,837

Field, Mark £117,780

Curry, David £117,752

Whittingdale, John £117,741

Harman, Harriet £117,452

Shapps, Grant £116,968

Winterton, Ann £116,786

Fallon, Michael £116,635

Dunne, Philip £116,480

Teather, Sarah £116,312

Jowell, Tessa £116,149

Vara, Shailesh £115,905

Lammy, David £115,836

Maples, John £115,520

Mullin, Chris £115,356

Abbott, Diane £115,032

Prentice, Bridget£114,997

Timms, Stephen £114,928

Clarke, Kenneth £114,806

Horam, John £114,285

Boswell, Tim£113,917

Watts, Dave £113,887

Key, Robert £113,643

Robertson, Hugh £113,597

Davies, David T. C. £113,376

Hillier, Meg £113,170

May, Theresa £113,048

Raynsford, Nick £113,020

Gummer, John £112,870

Cunningham, Jim £112,615

Haselhurst, Sir Alan £112,401

Pelling, Andrew £112,215

Rifkind, Sir Malcolm £112,122

Widdecombe, Ann £111,242

Johnson, Alan £111,021

Spicer, Sir Michael £110,930

Dobson, Frank £110,439

Fitzpatrick, Jim £110,307

Hopkins, Kelvin £110,264

Hill, Keith £109,817

Spellar, John £109,013

Hoey, Kate £108,805

Galloway, George £107,610

Gerrard, Neil £106,986

Iddon, Brian £106,819

Robathan, Andrew £106,613

Benn, Hilary £105,987

Redwood, John £105,928

Shepherd, Richard £105,293

Hurd, Nick 105,176

Bottomley, Peter £104,785

Ingram, Adam £104,667

Duncan Smith, Iain £104,339

Ennis, Jeff £104,243

Winnick, David £103,639

Clapham, Michael £102,510

Robinson, Geoffrey £102,457

Benyon, Richard £102,445

Taylor, Richard £102,225

Neill, Bob £102,155

Hands, Greg £101,383

Greening, Justine £101,345

Dorrell, Stephen £100,543

Brokenshire, James £100,210

Evennett, David £99,337

Howarth, David £98,709

Blair, Tony £97,084

Winterton, Sir Nicholas £95,949

Davies, Dai £94,940

Afriyie, Adam £94,884

Stanley, Sir John £94,856

Randall, John £93,238

Williams, Alan £92,986

Swayne, Desmond £91,737

Martin, Michael J. £82,286

Skinner, Dennis £67,891

Hollobone, Philip £44,551

How on earth were those IRA terrorist cunts Adams and McGuinness able to claim almost £275,000 between themselves when they refuse to pledge alliegence to the Queen and thus barred from sitting in the House of Commons chamber and rarely travel outside of Ulster on Parliamentary business? Those two make Tony Blair and George Galloway look like paragons of thrift and vitue in comparisson!

Thursday, August 23, 2007

George Galloway - "Ban Dogs!"

Can we start with the Gormless One himself?

Monday, July 16, 2007

Galloway to be suspended from Commons over Iraq

GEORGE GALLOWAY, the MP who campaigned against the Iraq war, is to be suspended from parliament over his links to the United Nations oil-for-food programme in Iraq.

The parliamentary standards watchdog will rule this week that Galloway failed properly to declare his links to a charitable appeal partially funded from money made by selling Iraqi oil under Saddam Hussein, according to a source close to the inquiry. The one-month suspension for Galloway, often referred to as “Gorgeous George”, is one of the most severe given to an MP.

Galloway, who was expelled from Labour, is now an MP for the Respect party. He may also be asked to apologise to the Commons for his behaviour but will launch a robust defence of his conduct. He denies any wrongdoing.

The UN oil-for-food programme was set up to allow Saddam to sell Iraqi oil to buy humanitarian supplies, but he corruptly awarded oil contracts to politicians and businessmen around the world.

In 1998 Galloway founded the Mariam Appeal, which campaigned for the lifting of sanctions on Iraq. The appeal, which paid Galloway’s wife and funded international travel for the MP, received almost £450,000 from Fawaz Zureikat, a Jordanian businessman who was also a trustee of the appeal. It subsequently emerged that more than half of this money came from the proceeds of Iraqi oil sales. An investigation by the American Senate alleged that the Mariam Appeal was used by the Iraqi regime to finance Galloway.

However, the MP strenuously denies that he was complicit in any such arrangement and claims he is the victim of a smear campaign. He says he had no idea that the money donated had come from Iraqi oil sales.

The Mariam Appeal, which raised more than £1.4m, has never filed any accounts and the parliamentary authorities have been unable to account for some of the expenditure.

About bloody time! I hope the Gormless One's next stop is a prison cell.

Friday, June 15, 2007

Galloway beaten in sectarian attack

Police are investigating claims that George Galloway, the Respect MP, was kicked and taunted during a sectarian attack. The politician said the incident happened at Glasgow Airport on Sunday, after he was threatened on a flight from London.

He believes a group of men returning from an Orange Walk in London targeted him because he is a Celtic supporter.

Mr Galloway, who was travelling to give a talk at the Royal Concert Hall, said: "There was one guy I would describe as a ringleader who said, 'I don't like your radio talk, I don't like your newspaper talk, I have a religious duty to knock you down' "

He added that he was taunted during the British Midland flight, and was kicked on both ankles and jostled in the baggage reclaim area. Police are examining videos.

Mr Galloway said his "terrifying" experience began during the flight, adding: "I had a feeling of dread. I hurried off the plane and got to the luggage carousel as quickly as possible and prayed my bag would come first but, of course, it didn't. The group came up behind me and they were straight in with the sectarian insults and threats. I felt one man kick me on one ankle and I was then kicked on the other ankle."

Strathclyde Police confirmed that a complaint had been received from the MP.

Saturday, June 09, 2007

Galloway Is A B'Stard!

It been too long since I have had a go at Gormless George Galloway, so lets see what he has been up to recently.... Oh dear....

George Galloway last night branded the thrust of a controversial report "a complete and utter lie". The document claims a £1.5m campaign, founded by the MP, received large amounts of money from "improper transactions" under the discredited UN oil-for-food programme.

The leader of the Respect Party also accused the Charity Commission - which conducted the investigation into the Mariam Appeal - of blacken- ing his name by suggesting he "may have known" some of the money flowing into the political campaign was allegedly tainted.

"It's a smear," declared Ron McKay, Mr Galloway's spokesman, who said the former Glasgow MP treated the commission "with contempt". He told The Herald: "It's a complete and utter lie. There's no evidence against George. They never even spoke to him."

The commission's report refers repeatedly to the MP's denial of any wrongdoing but notes how it is "concerned, having considered the totality of the evidence before it, that Mr Galloway may also have known of the connection between the appeal and the programme".

When asked if this was leaving a question-mark over the MP's integrity, a spokeswoman for the commission told The Herald: "Our concern is public trust in charities. I'm sorry not to answer the question directly. Based on all the evidence we've seen, we are concerned George Galloway may have known."

The commission says it is satisfied funds received by the appeal were spent for humanitarian purposes. But it adds that, in accepting the money, the appeal's five trustees, who included the back bencher, were "not sufficiently vigilant and did not properly discharge their legal duties regarding these donations".

The Mariam Appeal was founded in 1998 by the MP to provide medicines along with medical equipment and assistance to the people of Iraq and to arrange for medical treatment for Iraqi children outside Iraq.

The commission investigated the appeal in 2003 and concluded that the trustees had been unaware they had created a charity but had spent donations for their intended humanitarian purposes. However, following reports in 2005 from the UN and the US Senate alleging that tainted money had flowed from the oil-for-food programme to the appeal, the commission began a second inquiry.

Much of the latest report centres on Fawad Zureikat, a Jordanian businessman, the appeal's first chairman and a friend of Mr Galloway.

It says he donated a large part of the £1.47m given to the fund, some £448,000, noting: "As Mr Zureikat made his donations to the appeal from commissions and other payments derived from the programme, the commission has concluded these donations came from improper sources."

The report also points out that Mr Zureikat, who has previously denied any wrongdoing, did not respond to requests for information, nor did Dr Aminah Abu-Zayyad, a former scientist in Glasgow and Mr Galloway's ex-wife.

The commission says it does not have any powers of criminal prosecution and will not be taking further action.

In March, The Herald revealed Mr Galloway would not face a criminal investigation by Scotland Yard into allegations he broke UN sanctions by allegedly taking oil money from Saddam Hussein, a claim he has denied.

The Metropolitan Police, after liaising with the Crown Prosecution Service, dropped any idea of investigating claims of corruption against the 52-year-old MP, or anyone else.

While the Serious Fraud Office is expanding its probe into alleged fraud concerning humanitarian aid contracts to take in oil contracts, it has made clear Mr Galloway will not figure in investigations.

In 2005, Mr Galloway testified before the US Senate and denied oil-for-food allegations, saying: "I have never seen a barrel of oil, never bought one, never sold one, and neither has anyone on my behalf."

Saturday, March 24, 2007

The Gormless One Is Still Breeding

Socialist clown Gormless George Galloway is to become a father for the second time this May. If the poor child is a boy, he will not doubt be called either Saddam, Uday, Che, Fidel, Iosef, Hugo or maybe even Terry. Will someone please call the Child Protection Agency?!?