Monday, 19 November 2012

32 MPs under the spotlight for expenses claims

32 MPs found claiming expenses for rent as well as receiving money from properties often bought and refurbished with taxpayers’ money. The list includes the following Members of Parliament:

1)      John Whittingdale – Conservative Chairman of the culture, media and sport committee
2)      Mark Pritchard – Conservative Party
3)      John Denham – former Labour cabinet minister
4)      Michael Meacher – Labour Party
5)      Pat McFadden – Labour former minister
6)      Kevin Barron – Labour Party
7)      Linda Riordan – Labour Party
8)      Francis Maude – Conservative Cabinet Office Minister

Who has tried to hide the truth? John Bercow, the Speaker of the House of Commons. My understanding is that somebody who tries to hide a crime that somebody else has committed becomes in fact an accomplice and should be made accountable.

The publication of the full details by the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority (IPSA) is due today and will take place despite the opposition of John Bercow, Speaker of the House of Commons. 

Friday, 16 November 2012

Police Commissioner Elections: Only 16 of the Electorate believed in them

Police Commissioner Elections: Only 16 of the Electorate believed in them
The so called mainstream political parties have catastrophically failed to inspire the British Electorate. This shows you very clearly that despite BBC bias and mass media bass, the so called mainstream political parties are just a fraud.
Wisely, the British National Party chose not to take part in such a shambles, such parody of Democracy. Now, who was in tune with the British Electorate? Mainstream political parties 16% - British National Party 84%.

Thursday, 15 November 2012

UK Database of Criminal Activities


We have a learnt that a private organisation has undertaken the huge task of creating a national database including names of people who have been involved in criminal activities.

We have been told that no efforts will be spared and that it will include names regardless of any specific consideration.

A speaker acting on behalf of the said organisation indicated that the main aim is that people should know the truth and that if any member of any public organisation including but not exclusively Parliament, the Judiciary, the Police and the Armed Forces was involved or has been involved in activities of an illicit nature the public should be told about it.

We were also told that the said database will also be used as a point of reference to reveal the background of anybody acting at any level.

Saturday, 10 November 2012

Margaret Hodge's Stemcor taxing issues

Reports indicating that Stemcor, company founded by Margaret Hodge's father and run by her brother (Ralph Oppenheimer), paid barely 0.01% of the revenues generated via its UK-based business are now in the public domain. Margaret Hodge, who is a Stemcor shareholder, has harshly criticized companies accused of tax avoidance.

The same reports indicate that Stemcor paid just 163,000 pound on revenues of more than 2.1 billion pound in 2011. As Chairman of the Public Accounts Committee, Margaret Hodge MP should make a public statement regarding the said reports that accuse Stemcor of major tax avoidance practices.  

Margaret Hodge was quoted as saying: “There is a growing anger among ordinary people who pay their taxes that the system is not fair. That big corporates and the rich find ways to avoid tax. It may be legal but it is not moral.”

Director General of BBC falls and Lord Patten could be on his way out

George Entwistle has resigned his post as Director General of the British Broadcasting Corporation and Lord Patten, former Member of Parliament and former Governor of Hong Kong, could be on his way to become formed head of the body overseeing the BBC. Even Jeremy Paxman is said to be considering his future but he is just one of a long list of casualties since the Jimmy Savile saga started leading to blunder after blunder.

Journalistic standards have dropped in what has been characterized as basic errors of journalism and lack of respect for process. For many years, the BBC has been going down the drain driven by ideological myopia, mismanagement and journalistic incompetence. The days of glory ended a long time ago but the myth was maintained thanks to cover-ups.

The privileged few have brought down to its knees an organisation that made Britain proud. The time to bring the BBC back into the real world is long overdue. Bias, mismanagement, corruption and sheer incompetence have transformed the BBC into a shadow of its former self.

What I write I write more in sadness than in anger. The BBC was my home away from home.  

Thursday, 8 November 2012

American Republicans live in Cuckooland

American Republicans live in Cuckooland

In a country that has more than 16 trillion dollars of debt, a yearly deficit of 1 trillion dollars, interest payments that are several times higher than the money invested in education, hundreds of thousand families losing their homes or about to have their homes repossessed and states in which unemployment is above 11 per cent while 25 per cent of its income is invested in defence, a Republican Candidate that promised to cuts taxes and increase defence expenditure was bound to lose the Presidential Election.

Cutting taxes and increasing defence expenditure would literally mean less money for education, less money for health, less money for transport and literally less money for everything else. America is bankrupt and its so called international leadership is based on bankruptcy.

Saturday, 3 November 2012

The Demise of crooked Members of Parliament

BNP: The demise of crooked Members of Parliament
Despite the constant flow of articles claiming that the British National Party is no longer a political force to reckon with, the list of Members of Parliament ousted by the British National Party keeps growing. Another scalp has been added to Nick Griffin’s belt with the inevitable fall of yet another filthy and dirty handed left-wing leach in a suit.
The long-suffering public want people like the Labour Party’s Dennis McShane out of Parliament but the scandalous first-past-the post system is propping up the political underworld that now is not only linked to financial scandals but also scandals of sexual nature with criminal connotations. The list known as the Labour 25 has now reached 41. Some Members of Parliament try and escape from the arm of the law by resigning their positions and hoping that people will forget about their deeds as they try to disappear under the radar.
The British National Party sleaze busters will keep tracking and researching and finding out about the activities of all Members of Parliament without exception. What has come to be known as the Curse of the BNP has taken out another BNP hater. Just days ago, the BBC that produced a laughable smear against the British National Party before the GLA Elections found itself cornered when it was discovered that the BBC has been promoting a tax avoidance scheme and has also been honouring paedophiles and rapists and attacking the BNP when the BNP since 2001 has been denouncing criminal sexual activities.