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tabled a motion which would exempt MP‘s expenses from being disclosed under a ―Freedom of
Information‖ request, in order to prevent any further disclosure of information. [2]
In May 2009 The Daily Telegraph, as part of its exposure of MP‘s expenses claims, questioned whether
the property in Nadine Dorries‘s constituency, on which she claimed £24,222 additional costs allowance
[for secondary housing costs], had been in fact her main or only home from 2007 onwards. - Married
couple and the then Labour Cabinet ministers Ed Balls and Yvette Cooper were accused in September
2007 of exploiting the Commons allowances system in order to pay for a £655,000 house in London. -
Married Conservative MP‘s Sir Nicholas and Lady Winterton were accused in June 2008 of claiming back
mortgage interest on a mortgage they had fully repaid, on a flat they owned in London, and then also
placing the flat in trust and claiming for rent on it. It was held there had been a clear breach of the rules,
but no repayment was ordered, whereas the likes of me and you would have been jailed for fraud. Married
Labour MPs, Alan and Ann Keen, claimed £45,000 in expenses for their second home while rarely staying
in their main home. [2]
And last, but not least, and what I mean by that, I mean listed here, as we know that the expenses
scandal involved almost ever corrupt MP within the UK. - The then Labour Home Secretary Jacqui Smith
was stated to have claimed for her main home by designating it as a second home, while identifying as her
main home a location she spent as little as two days a week, and despite also having access to a ―grace and
favour‖ home in Westminster. A string of further claims came to light in 2009, [2] including various
domestic items and a claim for essentials such as two pornographic films viewed by her husband Richard
Timney, whilst she sat there with her eyes closed.
According to the Office of National Statistics, in mid-2007 there were 31.0 million women compared
with 29.9 million men in the UK population. It‘s very difficult to get a precise figure here because of the
age groups, and the unlikelihood you‘re get a Freemason under the age of 21 years old. So on these
present statistics, it should be safe to assume an approximate figure that there must be around one in thirty
to thirty five males aged 21 to 70 who form a secret link with the country‘s most powerful secret society.
Secret Masonic links that can and at various times are used by unscrupulous businessmen and other
likewise individuals to compromise the independence and integrity of those in the royal family, central
government, PM‘s, MP‘s, MEP‘s, local government, town halls, planning departments etc., civil servants,
the judiciary, judges, barristers, solicitors, lawyers, our intelligence services, the armed forces, police force
and scientists, our schools, universities and the world of academia in general, as is the world of all our
media.
And as economic pressures regularly increase and grow like they have throughout the late noughties
and now in 2011, and will continue to do so into the near future and beyond, and so does the temptation to
abuse the Masonic network for private gain, and getting their grubby little white gloved hands on our once
publically owned companies, industries and land etc. - and will do for a song.
As I‘ve said, - all this recession lark still gives rise for them to line their pockets out of the public purse,
though only achievable with their dodgy schemes such as resurfacing a road that‘s not long been covered
in tarmac, or laying miles upon miles of road cones, whilst no actual road works or maintenance is being
done, - and the actual labour involved was putting them out in the first place and then simply recollecting
them all up again, before starting the process all over again. Building sites are started on, then soon after
abandoned, whilst meanwhile starting on another one and just keep on doing do so, then continuously
rotate your workforce of sub-contractors around each site, doing a little bit here and a little bit there, but
never quite completing the job and dragging out the project for as long as you can get away with it.
The same applies to rail tracks and the London underground system etc., where these kind of jobs and
contracts go on and on, - millions have been claimed by Freemason sub-contractors for works that were
never even carried out of completed on various train stations as part of various rejuvenation programs, and
at times claiming wages for workers making cups of tea at £50 plus an hour, but paying the worker £8, and
divvying up the rest between those in on the scam.
But more importantly, they will now be able to privatise whatever they can get their greedy Masonic
mitts on, - services and facilities we need as a nation, will be stopped, - thousands will be sacked without
pay, or if lucky, made redundant with a pittance of a payoff, if of course their lucky enough to get
anything. But as we need many of these vital and essential services, - they will then have to be reinstated
again, and the only difference this time around will be will a group of shareholders to contend with instead
and who only interested in making a huge profit, - it‘s not rocket science, but the price of everything will
simply have to go up and up and up, - they did it with our railways, our water, gas, electric, telephone, oil
etc., and will [already are more like], soon own are NHS, healthcare, care-homes, hospitals, prisons,