The bugging of Sadiq Khan..........
05 February 2008, 10:23 AM
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The bugging of Sadiq Khan..........
............here we go again.
No ministers knew about it
(Although their DEPARTMENTS DID)
The guy that carried out the bugging says he didn't want to do it, he knew it was wrong, but he was told to...........he was just obeying orders
Now where have I heard THAT before..............
How long can we tolerate these utter lying prats?
Alcazar
No ministers knew about it
(Although their DEPARTMENTS DID)
The guy that carried out the bugging says he didn't want to do it, he knew it was wrong, but he was told to...........he was just obeying orders
Now where have I heard THAT before..............
How long can we tolerate these utter lying prats?
Alcazar
05 February 2008, 10:36 AM
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about another two years as brown did not have the guts to hold an election when challenged - claimed he wanted time so the people could judge him.
Not just him is it it is his party and quite frankly i for one have had enough.
Whilst the opposition is not brilliant - the lesser of two evils imho.
Brown just thinking of brown - he waitied to long and was so blinded by the chance to be king he did not notice the poisoned challice being handed to him by that POS blair
A challace he helped create BTW so he kind of got what he deserved.
Us on the other hand deserve better - better than brown and better than nl!
Not just him is it it is his party and quite frankly i for one have had enough.
Whilst the opposition is not brilliant - the lesser of two evils imho.
Brown just thinking of brown - he waitied to long and was so blinded by the chance to be king he did not notice the poisoned challice being handed to him by that POS blair
A challace he helped create BTW so he kind of got what he deserved.
Us on the other hand deserve better - better than brown and better than nl!
05 February 2008, 10:41 AM
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What the protocol (the Wilson accord) actually says, apparantly, is that they won't bug you unless they have to, and if they do, they will tell you when they are able.
05 February 2008, 11:47 AM
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I suppose there are certain circumstances where it would be inappropriate to bug MPs - like when Gordon the moron is running through the nuclear release drill. On the other hand, they should be open to the same sort of rules and laws as the rest of the population. 
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05 February 2008, 12:20 PM
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The Wilson Accord was purely an agreement and it was not against the law to bug the bloke's conversation with his friend the suspected terrorist.
If bugging is allowed in this country then I don't see why MP's should have any special privileges in that respect.
You cant trust them as far as you can spit anyway!
Les
If bugging is allowed in this country then I don't see why MP's should have any special privileges in that respect.
You cant trust them as far as you can spit anyway!
Les
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