Goodbye Jacqui Smith and good riddance !!!!!!

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  • tebbit
    tebbit Posts: 604
    Not actually compare Jacqui Smith to Pol Pot, I am laughing about it, but the idea that someone who achieves high office should be admired for their achievement is very dodgy territory, look at the list of people who have acheived great but not necessarily good things.
  • Jez mon
    Jez mon Posts: 3,809
    the ferry wrote:
    ...She was a high achieving determind woman who got to one of the highest offices in the land - flippin well done to her. Obviously only human (unlike you perfect guys!) and made a few mistakes. Seeing the hurt on her face made me feel sympathy for her. It didnt make me want to revel and gloat with bitterness and hatred as i think i would have sounded like a JEALOUS NO MARK!!

    Do you feel the same way about bankers? They've done pretty well for themselves, so well done to them?

    Ultimately, I despise the way some people in this country mourn others' success and celebrate their failure. However, in this case, the glee is justifiable. Whilst her success was admirable, the fact is, she had her nose in the trough and abused YOUR TAXES! It's not like it was a "few mistakes", she deliberately abused the system.
    You live and learn. At any rate, you live
  • Mettan
    Mettan Posts: 2,103
    tebbit wrote:
    and being part of a government which has done much to erode civil liberties in this country,

    Agreed - New Labour would be better just micro-chipping everyone at birth :roll:
  • tebbit
    tebbit Posts: 604
    Don't you know that micro-chipping would be fair? Micro-chipping part of a future fairer for all. Part of her comments on being reprimanded on the expenses scandal:

    Ms Smith reacted by saying that she was "disappointed that this process has not led to a fairer set of conclusions, based on objective and consistent application of the rules as they were at the time."
  • OffTheBackAdam
    OffTheBackAdam Posts: 1,869
    I look forwards to her & her family returning to live in her main residence.
    :D
    Remember that you are an Englishman and thus have won first prize in the lottery of life.
  • Matt the Tester
    Matt the Tester Posts: 1,261
    nicensleazy wrote:
    Seeing Jacqui Smith's face when she lost her seat...it was a complete picture! In fact, her face reminded me of a smacked ars*!
    lol yea :P
    Coveryourcar.co.uk RT Tester
    north west of england.
  • guilliano
    guilliano Posts: 5,495
    OffTheBackAdam wrote:
    I look forwards to her & her family returning to live in her main residence.
    :D

    Her sister's spare room???
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/guilliano/
  • Brian-Mc
    Brian-Mc Posts: 71
    the ferry wrote:
    ...She was a high achieving determind woman who got to one of the highest offices in the land - flippin well done to her. Obviously only human (unlike you perfect guys!) and made a few mistakes. Seeing the hurt on her face made me feel sympathy for her. It didnt make me want to revel and gloat with bitterness and hatred as i think i would have sounded like a JEALOUS NO MARK!!
    She was a high achieving determined woman, who decided that she'd claim for porn films watched by her husband. If she didn't know about it, WHY? She should be checking EVERY expense that she claims from the tax payer.She was astute enough to declare that her sisters spare room was her main residence whilst she claimed for the residence that her immediate family lived at. Good ridance to her and every other MP (irrelevant of party) who claims for outrageous items. Why shouldwe be paying for widescreen plasma TV's, Duck houses, paintings, wallpaper, Mortgages or security patrols?

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