Thanks to the Telegraph!

I want to say thank you to the Telegraph for publishing the MP's expense's. I have no doubt that when the powers that be find out who leaked the details, there will be the usual enquiry, but it seems to me that our trusted elected MP's are generally a bunch of crooks who exploited the system because they thought they could get away with it, until now that is! The banks are pretty well tarred with the same brush, we are the suckers at their mercy! It's time to put a stop to it. Elections are due and I forecast a major shock with the BNP taking control.........bring it on, we have had enough and those of you fiddling MP's are going to pay at the ballot box. I reckon we will see a bailing out of MP's like the preverbial rats from the sinking ship, what a b....y disgrace!

Anybody looked at the BNP website lately? They have changed for the good in my opinion and I would even consider standing to represent them locally. C'mon Gordon lets have that election date.

Hi Ron

For you information, the Mail on Sunday gives details of the 'leakers'

Hi Ray, thanks for that! Anybody interested can read what is said at http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1183462/Revealed-Key-player-flood-leaks-rocked-Westminster-breaks-silence-talks-fear-tortured.html

But torture, could it really happen here in England 2009 - Maybe the title of a new thread?

 Newspapers must have needed a financial boost, along with the now elusive fink, Mr. Wick who claims altruistic motives for his 'story'.

 Quote from Daily Mail.....

"After 20 years as a security expert, Mr Wick has recently been beset by money problems.

His latest security firm was established at the end of last year after the collapse of another company, ISMG, with massive debts.

ISMG was wound up by liquidators last December after it was unable to pay nearly £400,000 it owed to creditors. Mr Wick is now desperately trying to rebuild his business.

Home: Mr Wick's girlfriend's flat in Worthing, where he is thought to live

After the financial meltdown of his firm, which saw bailiffs arrive at its City offices over an unpaid rates bill, he was forced to give up his membership of the Carlton Club, the historic Conservative gentleman’s club, and has fallen out with several of his former business associates."

indeed.. it's way more fun! ( than not )