This shows the opposite.
Grafenwalder wrote:This shows the opposite.
Guest wrote:Bollocks! They work for themselves
ArchieG wrote:If only it wete just the tories, then we could vote the bastards out. But so many MPs have no morals, we’re a bit stuck. Are they like that before they’re elected, or is it just the temptation?
ArchieG wrote:If only it wete just the tories, then we could vote the bastards out. But so many MPs have no morals, we’re a bit stuck. Are they like that before they’re elected, or is it just the temptation?
The vast majority of the £17.2m earned from second jobs since the last general election in December 2019 – £15.2m – went to Tory MPs, analysis found, “dwarfing the combined income of politicians who represent other parties”, said The Guardian. It means that while just 54% of MPs are Conservatives, they account for 89% of external income over the last three years.
By comparison, Labour MPs earned a combined £1.2m from outside work, while Liberal Democrat MPs took an additional £171,000 and SNP MPs banked £149,000.
https://www.theweek.co.uk/news/uk-news/ ... econd-jobs
Grafenwalder wrote:ArchieG wrote:If only it wete just the tories, then we could vote the bastards out. But so many MPs have no morals, we’re a bit stuck. Are they like that before they’re elected, or is it just the temptation?
The vast majority are Tories so remember to vote them out come election day. It's their brazen greed I find sickening and casual manner in which they arrive at a figure.The vast majority of the £17.2m earned from second jobs since the last general election in December 2019 – £15.2m – went to Tory MPs, analysis found, “dwarfing the combined income of politicians who represent other parties”, said The Guardian. It means that while just 54% of MPs are Conservatives, they account for 89% of external income over the last three years.
By comparison, Labour MPs earned a combined £1.2m from outside work, while Liberal Democrat MPs took an additional £171,000 and SNP MPs banked £149,000.
https://www.theweek.co.uk/news/uk-news/ ... econd-jobs
ArchieG wrote:If only it wete just the tories, then we could vote the bastards out. But so many MPs have no morals, we’re a bit stuck. Are they like that before they’re elected, or is it just the temptation?
Winnie Bago wrote:ArchieG wrote:If only it wete just the tories, then we could vote the bastards out. But so many MPs have no morals, we’re a bit stuck. Are they like that before they’re elected, or is it just the temptation?
600 bags of sand and a luxury motor home are very tempting though aren’t they?
Money, the root of all evil.
ArchieG wrote:Winnie Bago wrote:ArchieG wrote:If only it wete just the tories, then we could vote the bastards out. But so many MPs have no morals, we’re a bit stuck. Are they like that before they’re elected, or is it just the temptation?
600 bags of sand and a luxury motor home are very tempting though aren’t they?
Money, the root of all evil.
Don’t all 92 year old widows have motorhomes? And Murrell is innocent until proven guilty, so not suspended. Even the Tories suspend people who are investigated for financial shenanigans on that scale. Though obviously not for other serious criminal matters The SNP aren’t exactly covering themselves with glory here are they. Humza didn’t know the auditors had jacked it in, he says. I suppose Nicola didn’t know either.
Guest wrote:ArchieG wrote:Winnie Bago wrote:ArchieG wrote:If only it wete just the tories, then we could vote the bastards out. But so many MPs have no morals, we’re a bit stuck. Are they like that before they’re elected, or is it just the temptation?
600 bags of sand and a luxury motor home are very tempting though aren’t they?
Money, the root of all evil.
Don’t all 92 year old widows have motorhomes? And Murrell is innocent until proven guilty, so not suspended. Even the Tories suspend people who are investigated for financial shenanigans on that scale. Though obviously not for other serious criminal matters The SNP aren’t exactly covering themselves with glory here are they. Humza didn’t know the auditors had jacked it in, he says. I suppose Nicola didn’t know either.
I’m a bit suspicious now, one minute Nicola was being her usual confident self about the independence and self identification issues, then all of a sudden, right out of the blue, she decided to step down.
The auditor issue too would suggest there’s a lot of things, perhaps, yet to be discovered.
Allegations only for now, and innocent until proven guilty.
It’s a matter for police and we mustn’t judge until they’ve conducted their investigations.
Guest wrote:Guest wrote:ArchieG wrote:Winnie Bago wrote:ArchieG wrote:If only it wete just the tories, then we could vote the bastards out. But so many MPs have no morals, we’re a bit stuck. Are they like that before they’re elected, or is it just the temptation?
600 bags of sand and a luxury motor home are very tempting though aren’t they?
Money, the root of all evil.
Don’t all 92 year old widows have motorhomes? And Murrell is innocent until proven guilty, so not suspended. Even the Tories suspend people who are investigated for financial shenanigans on that scale. Though obviously not for other serious criminal matters The SNP aren’t exactly covering themselves with glory here are they. Humza didn’t know the auditors had jacked it in, he says. I suppose Nicola didn’t know either.
I’m a bit suspicious now, one minute Nicola was being her usual confident self about the independence and self identification issues, then all of a sudden, right out of the blue, she decided to step down.
The auditor issue too would suggest there’s a lot of things, perhaps, yet to be discovered.
Allegations only for now, and innocent until proven guilty.
It’s a matter for police and we mustn’t judge until they’ve conducted their investigations.
What a scandalous waste of public money, it’s not at all good for the SNP…
“Ferguson Marine: Calls for public enquiry over £500m ferries bill
16th February”
“As news of Ms Sturgeon stepping down emerged, Jim Sillars, former deputy leader of the SNP said that she had presided over a "catalogue of failures" including that of the lifeline ferry fleet.
The amount of money pumped into the nationalised ferry delivery firm now exceeds the soaring costs of the Scottish Parliament building.
Early estimates before the referendum of 1997, that the Holyrood building would cost between £10m and £40m would become an embarrassment, as the iconic building ended up costing £414m.
READ MORE: 'Beyond scandalous': Ferry fiasco firm costs taxpayer nearly £500m...so far
Ministers have now overspent against the budget of Ferguson Marine to the tune of over £120m over the last three years alone in the wake of continuing delays in the production of the ferries being built to serve island communities. Their delivery has been put back been over five years in the wake of the soaring costs. It spent double the budget for Ferguson Marine in 2021/22 alone.
“The ferries fiasco is not just the biggest scandal of Nicola Sturgeon’s time in office – latest estimates show it’s set to trump the Scottish Parliament building as the most wasteful public spending project in the history of devolution.
“But this abject failure is about so much more than taxpayers’ money being squandered on an industrial scale.
https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/hom ... ries-bill/
The people of the Scottish islands are suffering because of this scandal.
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