Topic review - Stratford MP to Repay Expenses
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rebbonk
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Posted: Thu Jan 16, 2014 3:34 pm
Love the comments... "thief of Baghdad!"
Love the comments... "thief of Baghdad!"
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Lex
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Posted: Thu Jan 16, 2014 12:50 pm
This is why Mr Zahawi's been speaking up about rural development; someone's been planning to build houses in his back yard. Funny that.
http://www.stratford-herald.com/Local%20News/7602-housing-plan-in-mp-s-village-rejected.html
This is why Mr Zahawi's been speaking up about rural development; someone's been planning to build houses in his back yard. Funny that.
[url]http://www.stratford-herald.com/Local%20News/7602-housing-plan-in-mp-s-village-rejected.html[/url]
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Dun Scotus
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Posted: Tue Nov 19, 2013 8:01 am
Lex wrote: Yes, all a lot of people I know whinge about their local MP, and just shrug their shoulders when I ask them why they don't vote. Saying that, quite a few people seem to be thinking about voting for UKIP at the next general election, who generally look to be a bunch of idiots spouting populist rubbish. As far as UKIP is concerned, I would accept that they have more than their fare share of eccentrics, and Farage is far from being my ideal leader. But on their single policy alone of withdrawal from the monstrous EU, they are worthy of support. I cannot believe anyone would vote for any of the political class in this country ever again for the disgusting mess in which the country now is.
[quote="Lex"]Yes, all a lot of people I know whinge about their local MP, and just shrug their shoulders when I ask them why they don't vote. Saying that, quite a few people seem to be thinking about voting for UKIP at the next general election, who generally look to be a bunch of idiots spouting populist rubbish.[/quote]
As far as UKIP is concerned, I would accept that they have more than their fare share of eccentrics, and Farage is far from being my ideal leader. But on their single policy alone of withdrawal from the monstrous EU, they are worthy of support. I cannot believe anyone would vote for any of the political class in this country ever again for the disgusting mess in which the country now is.
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Margaret
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Posted: Tue Nov 19, 2013 7:56 am
Yes, horses are more important than people.
Like Rebbonk says, if this miscreant hadn't been named and shamed we would be none the wiser. Still, he has now dashed any hopes about being re-elected.
Yes, horses are more important than people.
Like Rebbonk says, if this miscreant hadn't been named and shamed we would be none the wiser. Still, he has now dashed any hopes about being re-elected.
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Lex
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Posted: Mon Nov 11, 2013 5:52 pm
Yes, all a lot of people I know whinge about their local MP, and just shrug their shoulders when I ask them why they don't vote. Saying that, quite a few people seem to be thinking about voting for UKIP at the next general election, who generally look to be a bunch of idiots spouting populist rubbish.
Yes, all a lot of people I know whinge about their local MP, and just shrug their shoulders when I ask them why they don't vote. Saying that, quite a few people seem to be thinking about voting for UKIP at the next general election, who generally look to be a bunch of idiots spouting populist rubbish.
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rebbonk
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Posted: Mon Nov 11, 2013 4:55 pm
Lex wrote: you can put a blue rosette on a potato and it'll get elected as MP in Stratford. Sadly Lex, a red rosette on a spud would likely get elected in Coventry. I really do wish the voting population would be more selective as to who they vote for.
[quote="Lex"]you can put a blue rosette on a potato and it'll get elected as MP in Stratford.[/quote]
Sadly Lex, a red rosette on a spud would likely get elected in Coventry. I really do wish the voting population would be more selective as to who they vote for.
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Lex
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Posted: Mon Nov 11, 2013 3:26 pm
Apparently, he's not overly popular with a lot of members of the local Conservative party, mostly because of the way he was crowbarred into the seat (partly due to John Maples deciding to step down at the last minute), and partly due to his personal ambition taking priority over his constituency & local party. Unfortunately, it's unlikely he'll be deselected - due to being Dave's mate, or voted out as you can put a blue rosette on a potato and it'll get elected as MP in Stratford.
Apparently, he's not overly popular with a lot of members of the local Conservative party, mostly because of the way he was crowbarred into the seat (partly due to John Maples deciding to step down at the last minute), and partly due to his personal ambition taking priority over his constituency & local party. Unfortunately, it's unlikely he'll be deselected - due to being Dave's mate, or voted out as you can put a blue rosette on a potato and it'll get elected as MP in Stratford.
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rebbonk
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Posted: Mon Nov 11, 2013 12:47 pm
Make no mistake this is a very poor attempt at damage limitation. He got caught, if he hadn't... well you make up your own minds.
Either way, he isn't fit (IMO) to be an MP. If he's really that stupid that he didn't know, he's not fit; if he knew and deliberately did it, he's not fit.
I'd welcome seeing the smug git get a real prison sentence for this.
Make no mistake this is a very poor attempt at damage limitation. He got caught, if he hadn't... well you make up your own minds.
Either way, he isn't fit (IMO) to be an MP. If he's really that stupid that he didn't know, he's not fit; if he knew and deliberately did it, he's not fit.
I'd welcome seeing the smug git get a real prison sentence for this.
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Lex
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Posted: Mon Nov 11, 2013 9:24 am
Stratford MP to Repay Expenses
I'm starting to go off Nadhim Zahawi. Not only did he 'make a mistake' in this expenses claim, he only seems to be interested in getting promoted into the government and doesn't seem to give two hoots about his constituents.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-24887143
I'm starting to go off Nadhim Zahawi. Not only did he 'make a mistake' in this expenses claim, he only seems to be interested in getting promoted into the government and doesn't seem to give two hoots about his constituents.
[url]http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-24887143[/url]
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