Cash For Honours

Ratkilla
Ratkilla Posts: 230
edited July 2007 in Campaign
After 16 months of investigation the CPS decided that there will be no prosecutions in the Cash For Honours probe.
Discuss.
Dave Van Der Thourenhout. Legend.
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  • ddraver
    ddraver Posts: 26,700
    sounds similar to the whole Iraq/david kelly thing to me...........

    and we all know that was just a farce
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  • on the road
    on the road Posts: 5,631
    Everyone knew there would be no charges, so why did they continue with the investigation? A waste of public money.
  • Melvil
    Melvil Posts: 2,219
    What I am amused by are the constant reports by labour peeps and media sympathisers that, because of the investigation, Blair has been 'attacked' 'wounded' 'forced from office' - very physical terminology don't you think?
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  • NervexProf
    NervexProf Posts: 4,202
    I respect John (legs) Yates, the Deputy Commissioner who carried out this enquiry; he is a very able and fanatic cyclist too!

    http://tinyurl.com/ynnssj

    Lord Levy is an oily cashpoint fund fixer. Bliar comes out clean, he thinks, whilst all political parties are now revealed as being bankrupt, in terms of morality,as well as cash!

    The bitter pill to swallow (or spit out) is that more state funding (your money and mine) will be sought to fund political campaigning.

    Keep in mind here as an example that Jack Straw, David Blunkett and many others have lived off the taxpayer for 30+ years of more; and they still wonder why the general public don't trust politicians.
    Common sense in an uncommon degree is what the world calls wisdom
  • OffTheBackAdam
    OffTheBackAdam Posts: 1,869
    Another glorious victory for the PPS!
    I wonder if their Director will be on the New Year Honours List? :wink:
    Doubtless this will now be used as a reason for all political parties (Except ones that aren't instep with the EU) to receive funding from the public purse.
    A bunch of liers, cheats & swindlers the bloody lot of them!
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  • Yorkshireman
    Yorkshireman Posts: 999
    It doesn't say they were innocent ... It says that the slippery, twisting and turning, two-faced slime-balls weren't guilty on the evidence available (or not enough to give 'em a right old slapping). There again, it's politicians and the CPS ... so no surprises then :evil:
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  • david 142
    david 142 Posts: 227
    Fortunately it was a completely independant inquiry - Could have been nasty otherwise...
    This is exactly what you get when one party is so dominant in the House - the Opposition just cant force any degree of openness.

    For decent standards in government you cant beat a hung Parliament

    Now there's an idea :lol::lol:
  • jibi
    jibi Posts: 857
    so what can I get for a quid??

    OBE MBE????

    george

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  • on the road
    on the road Posts: 5,631
    Maybe a BOGOF :lol:
  • avdave
    avdave Posts: 42
    I predict a knighthood for the head of the CPS
  • Brains
    Brains Posts: 1,732
    I can't see what the problem is

    Lord Brains
  • piedwagtail91
    piedwagtail91 Posts: 781
    the Criminal Protection Service were never going to bring any charges, there were too many "names" and titles involved.they may have got off ,but as has been said above it doesn't mean they were innocent.

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