Lying politicians

essjaydee

Always grips my sh*t when these lying arseholes get caught out :twisted:

Chris Huhne = the above :twisted:

If these tw*ts are prepared to lie to their wives, then I'm sure they wouldn't give a thought about lying to the rest of us, yet they are in positions making decisions that directly affect all of us............really winds me up :twisted:

bianchimoon

Agreed, did you see the report yesterday about the lib mp for Colchester who told a constituent to get a life and stop wasting my time by asking why I supported buying a yacht for the Windsor family. Absolute disgrace once theyve got your vote they treat the position of elected mp's as a licence to lie,cheat, feather their own next... Yours faithfully annoyed of north yorkshire

OffTheBackAdam

It's all a little sideshow, any important decisions are made in Brussels & then our puppet government (Doesn't matter which lot are "in power") have to enact it.

Sirius631

Just because he's been charged doesn't say he's guilty. This still might be a case of the spiteful, vengeful ex-spouse. I bet she didn't see herself being landed with a charge of perverting the course of justice when she decided to speak out.

daviesee

OffTheBackAdam wrote:

It's all a little sideshow, any important decisions are made in Brussels & then our puppet government (Doesn't matter which lot are "in power") have to enact it.

True.

But power corrupts. Absolute power corrupts absolutely.
That lot are a whole multiple worse. Have the accounts ever been signed off? :evil:

kev77

I get really annoyed with these men

You see them on the news in parliament either:

A. Sleeping
B. Playing with there phones
C. Just basically taking the pee out of each other laughing and jeering

How can they be taken seriously? They are in my eye's stealing a living and could not care less about the general public. They seem to be more interested about getting one over each other than running the country.

They had a debate in the week about a real ale being served in the ' strangers bar ' within the H.O.C that was called ' top totty ' a women m.p was disgusted about the name of it and demanded it to be removed from the bar.

Now is it just me or are there more important thing to worry about than dozens of m.p's discussing whether or not to remove an ale?

They are on no doubt mega salary's compared to us, topped up with there so called expenses!

I hate them with a passion!

Anyway top sporting weekend today ( saturday ) and also tomorow with the T.O.Q starting!

Thats me with politics for today ;-)

ha ha

solosuperia

If Huhne is convicted, a lot of his colleagues are going to end up with egg on their face. They have described him as a excellent politician, an honourable man etc etc.
Perhaps that is the standard they set for themselves, lying and cheating is the criterea!

Just thought Ms Pryce is in trouble whatever way the verdict goes, if he is convicted, she goes down as well I guess. If he is innocent, then hasn't she been wasting police time?

solosuperia

Oh no................. You have started me off.
Why are there twenty-six bishops in the Lords. These men believe all sorts of strange things, lean toward sexism and homophobia.

Nearly forgot they can only move diagonally.

Frank the tank

SoloSuperia wrote:

If Huhne is convicted, a lot of his colleagues are going to end up with egg on their face. They have described him as a excellent politician, an honourable man etc etc.
Perhaps that is the standard they set for themselves, lying and cheating is the criterea!

Just thought Ms Pryce is in trouble whatever way the verdict goes, if he is convicted, she goes down as well I guess. If he is innocent, then hasn't she been wasting police time?

Politicians are very good at distancing themselves from disgraced colleagues, who up until that point had been honourable, pillars of the community and all that bollox.

If he's found guilty they'll be backpedaling on a fixed wheel as fast as you like.

Cleat Eastwood

To be honest did you see the woman he left his wife for; poor guys suffered enough,

CambsNewbie

Cleat Eastwood wrote:

To be honest did you see the woman he left his wife for; poor guys suffered enough,

I always thought they (politicians) either left their wife for a younger, prettier woman. Or a man once they are found looking for badgers at 2am in some park..

As for the original post 'lying politicians' - are there any other kind??

Frank the tank

Mitt Romney broke the tradition this week.

"I don't care about the very rich, I don't care about the very poor".

Having said that, I'm not so sure he doesn't care about the very rich.

Jay dubbleU

I am constantly surprised that people get upset by lying politicians - how else did they get elected in the first place ?

Frank the tank

Jay dubbleU wrote:

I am constantly surprised that people get upset by lying politicians - how else did they get elected in the first place ?

+1

cornerblock

These quotes sum up what I think of politicians,

Charles De Gaulle: "Since a politician never believes what he says, he is quite surprised to be taken at his word."

Davy Crockett: "There ain't no ticks like poly-ticks. Bloodsuckers all."

Groucho Marx: "Those are my principles. If you don't like them, I have others."

Jonah Goldberg: "Someone once noted that a 'gaffe' in Washington is when a politician accidentally tells the truth."