Jacqui Smith's Husband Porn Subscribtions

[taffboy gwyrdd]

Smith is disgusting. Period. She wants us all treated like sex criminals for the ID card scheme. She deserves the misfortune that has come her way , including her sleazy tosspot husband. I expect she was appointed for her mediocrity, she has certainly lived up to it if so.

 

[durruti02]

whats the express saying lol!

eta he he its front page .. though i suspect they leading on the expenses side of it .. were any of the porno channels express ones??

 

[jeff_leigh]

Home Secretary in Porn Shocker

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7970492.stm

"Ms Smith was not home when the films were viewed, sources told the BBC. She lives with her husband, Richard Timney"

"BBC political correspondent, Gary O'Donoghue, said a source told him Ms Smith was "livid and shocked" when she found out about the two adult films. "
Yeah Right

 

[quimcunx]

Already done.

 

[DotCommunist]

so funny it was worth 2 threads

 

[quimcunx]

Hey, dottie! Where you been?

Loads of people been on the missing list the last couple of weeks. Have you all been spring cleaning?

 

[badco]

Home Secretary in Porn Shocker

Is there elections coming up soon?

 

[DotCommunist]

Hey, dottie! Where you been?

Loads of people been on the missing list the last couple of weeks. Have you all been spring cleaning?

I have been on a booze run to bilboa surrounded by raucous geordies. It's been fun, but I can't seem to get my land-legs back

 

[tbaldwin]

Be great if you wanted a HoC full of nurses and teachers. But another viw is the Hoc may benefit from a range of professional skills including lawyers, accountants, successful business people, doctors, middlle/senior management, etc - all of whom, at the present time, have to take a pay cut to go to the Commons.

How many bloody lawyers do you want in the house of commons?
They are already ridiclously overrepresented. What about having a parliament that more clearly reflects a representative range of people and opinions not just those of the better off?

 

[ymu]

This is the 3rd thread on this, but this one spectacularly misses the point. Far more important that Jacqui Smith might have watched some porn (oh noes!) than her claiming for cable TV on expenses.

Twat.

 

[quimcunx]

I have been on a booze run to bilboa surrounded by raucous geordies. It's been fun, but I can't seem to get my land-legs back

Hangover or mal de debarquement?

I had the latter for about 2 months after spending one night on a boat on a canal.

 

[London_Calling]

How many bloody lawyers do you want in the house of commons?
They are already ridiclously overrepresented. What about having a parliament that more clearly reflects a representative range of people and opinions not just those of the better off?

Spoken like someone who didn't study law as an undergrad.


Really, you think all those HoC lawyers come from privilaged, middle class incomes . . . don't be daft.

 

[ymu]

Wut?

 

[purplex]

Well done mr jacqui smith whatever floats your boat sir,proving your human after all. Its very normal behaviour.
As sex scandals go its pretty shit really, its not even in the same league as the tories depravity.

 

[Dozy]

As a taxpayer, I am pissed off that some of my hard earned money would fund the pornographic habits of the Home Secretary's husband who earns £40,000 per year. AND if she hadn't been investigated due to her housing arrangements, then this would have slipped quietly under the radar.

Considering that she's been doing expenses for several years now, is it common place for us to fund the cable television bills of MPs?

 

[quimcunx]

Well done mr jacqui smith whatever floats your boat sir,proving your human after all. Its very normal behaviour.
As sex scandals go its pretty shit really, its not even in the same league as the tories depravity.

It's not a sex scandal*. It's a financial one. Porn on expenses.


*Not that the papers won't be enjoying that aspect.

 

[tbaldwin]

Spoken like someone who didn't study law as an undergrad.


Really, you think all those HoC lawyers come from privilaged, middle class incomes . . . don't be daft.

Spoken like someone with no bloody idea. Do you think that the vast majority of lawyers come from homes where there parents had a higher education?
What proportion of lawyers went to private schools?

 

[jeff_leigh]

This is the 3rd thread on this, but this one spectacularly misses the point. Far more important that Jacqui Smith might have watched some porn (oh noes!) than her claiming for cable TV on expenses.

Twat.

I was being Ironic you Cunt

 

[berniedicters]

I was being Ironic you Cunt

I reckon we need an irony smiley.

 

[DotCommunist]

Hangover or mal de debarquement?

I had the latter for about 2 months after spending one night on a boat on a canal.

well, I didn't drink for the last night, so I reckon it's the french thing

 

[trevhagl]

is this why she's against sex workers, worried her hubby will take it to next step ho ho

 

[quimcunx]

well, I didn't drink for the last night, so I reckon it's the french thing

It normally only lasts up to a couple of days. So don't worry yet.

 

[harpo]

Aye, especially the sort of 'porn' you get on Virgin Media. Who'd bother with that crap?

This. It shows very bad value for money judgement.

 

[purplex]

It's not a sex scandal*. It's a financial one. Porn on expenses.


*Not that the papers won't be enjoying that aspect.

Whats the difference between this and going to the cinema? What do the expenses rules for MPs say? If they allow you to claim a film in your hotel room then they are quite within their rights to do so. Its only a financial scandal if that is explicitly disallowed, right? Do we know if they are.

 

[Maurice Picarda]

Whats the difference between this and going to the cinema? What do the expenses rules for MPs say? If they allow you to claim a film in your hotel room then they are quite within their rights to do so. Its only a financial scandal if that is explicitly disallowed, right? Do we know if they are.

The Incidental Expenses Provision (IEP) can be used to meet the cost of: accommodation for office or surgery use; equipment and supplies for office or surgery;

Broadband is office equipment; tv isn't.

 

[Pot-Bellied Pig]

Yep but who is the mole...who bubbled her up to the press ? Whoever it was nice one cause she did our legs and now someone has done hers !

A women of no honour at all. A politician.

 

[quimcunx]

Whats the difference between this and going to the cinema? What do the expenses rules for MPs say? If they allow you to claim a film in your hotel room then they are quite within their rights to do so. Its only a financial scandal if that is explicitly disallowed, right? Do we know if they are.

None. Going to the cinema isn't (or shouldn't be) an expense they can claim for either.

 

[taffboy gwyrdd]

it is the mindset of the labour apologist that they will indulge in any amount of obfuscation, semantics and downright bullshit to create a blag for their beloved tribe. Such apologists are scum who would have us all fingerprinted and eye-scanned rather than admit that the party admit to a mistake.

 

[doddles]

If you think people become MP's for the money we're on diff planets. Anyone mid-career with a proven professional track record has to take a pay cut to go to the Commons.

Bullsh**t. Most of the people I know who have proven professional track records earn less than that. The problem with people earning > 50k in the UK, and especially London, is that they've totally lost track with the reality of what most people earn.

 

[longdog]

Jacqui Smith said she "mistakenly" claimed for the TV package while billing for an internet connection.

The Sunday Express claims the £67 Virgin Media bill included two 18-rated features viewed last April.

Assuming this was a monthly payment who the fuck pays £67 for internet access?

Yet another politician caught with their nose in the trough claiming it was an error.