Off Topic Toneeee and Chereeee

[rooch 3]

Have their fingers in the trough again, slipping £300,000 into there back pockets while standing on the rostrum telling the party and the public how his new leadership is going to clamp down on rich people with their snouts in the trough. What horrible slimy twats that pair are.

 

[Smug in Boots]

Yes I remember them.

 

[monty987]

that ref must have been slipped some money on Saturday.

 

[Disco down under]

They're scum. Simple as that. Bloodthirsty vampires with their hands in everyone's backpockets. Corrupt pigs with claret on their hands who ought to be strung up and spat on.

 

[robinoz]

Yes, Cherie - the only person who can smoke a cigarette, talk and drink coffee all at the same time!]

 

[young2077]

Like all politicians when they spout their ****e they don't think it should include them.

Saving £300k on a £6.5
5 million house (I say saving, avoided paying his bit to the purse), but will tell you he isn't rich and isn't at the trough.

 

[Makemstine Roger]

Like all politicians when they spout their ****e they don't think it should include them.

Saving £300k on a £6.5
5 million house (I say saving, avoided paying his bit to the purse), but will tell you he isn't rich and isn't at the trough.

The whole family are snidy two faced twats

 

[Neil]

There's a benefit that can be claimed by all previous PMs (and it was extended to cover deputy PM Clegg), of up to £100K per year to cover any ongoing costs they may have that relate to having been in the job.

Someone put a freedom of information request in to see who'd claimed what. Rather unsurprisingly, just about all the surviving ex-PMs just claimed the entire £100K every year, including Blair and Clegg. Surprisingly, about the only one who didn't was Cameron. However, he did claim most of it, and he did stick his cock in a pig's mouth, so let's not give him too much credit for it.

 

[Disco down under]

There's a benefit that can be claimed by all previous PMs (and it was extended to cover deputy PM Clegg), of up to £100K per year to cover any ongoing costs they may have that relate to having been in the job.

Someone put a freedom of information request in to see who'd claimed what. Rather unsurprisingly, just about all the surviving ex-PMs just claimed the entire £100K every year, including Blair and Clegg. Surprisingly, about the only one who didn't was Cameron. However, he did claim most of it, and he did stick his cock in a pig's mouth, so let's not give him too much credit for it.

Who hasn't?