More rorts from the Nats

[Skyryder]

When is it going to stop?

http://tvnz.co.nz/politics-news/heat...penses-3378486

Oh please. Not another 'tearjerker' apology.

It's bad enough getting caught ripping us off but the crybaby stuff and tearfull act might fool ya boss and his acolytes but even Rodders never tried that one.

What a disgrace of a Government this one is.


Skyryder

[taff1954]

But we have to be thankful for small blessings. At least none of our MPs have a moat to clean out.

[Swampdonkey]

Best you get over to "The Standard" with all the other lefty lickspittles....No story here...get over it.
nice pic of Clark on your profile

[Skyryder]

Best you get over to "The Standard" with all the other lefty lickspittles....No story here...get over it.
nice pic of Clark on your profile

TV 1 link. Stil a rorts a rort story or not. But then that's what this Govt does best.

Not the Clarke thing again. Jeeeez I think you Nats are in love with her.


Skyryder

[JimO]

same old same old, change the record chummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmP

[rainman]

When is it going to stop?
...
What a disgrace of a Government this one is.

Answer: it isn't, at least until this useless lot are voted out - but to be honest, probably still not then.

I've worked in companies where staff have been strenuously disciplined for misusing company credit cards, but I'm guessing Key will be "relaxed". If Heatley genuinely claims this was a mistake what are we to conclude about his competence in managing his portfolio? And even if it was a smaller amount Brownlee should have known better. How hard is it to differentiate between personal and government spending?

However, there are still plenty of people who will excuse this despite the fact they'd bleat like mad if the other side did the same (examples below). I believe the unparliamentary term for such people begins with an "h".

Best you get over to "The Standard" with all the other lefty lickspittles....

same old same old, change the record chummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmP

[Skyryder]

Best you get over to "The Standard" with all the other lefty lickspittles....No story here...get over it.
nice pic of Clark on your profile

Guess we will not hear from you if this story goes a bit further.

Seems that now there is emerging speculation that MP's have been issuing credit cards to their office staff for the express purpose of hiding their expenses knowing full well that what they are doing is illegal.

This ladies and gentleman constitutes fraud and I would expect the appropaite charges to be laid irrespective of what Party the MP's who practiced this deception belonged too if this speculation deems to be fact.





Skyryder

[scissorhands]

I quite like this flushing out of corrupt poli's and businessmen thats been going on for the last year or so.

Bring it on!

I do wonder if the NWO policy responsible for this clamp down is just a tactic to make all power brokers tow the NWO line.... facilitating a new corruption....

[freedom-wedge]

Answer: it isn't, at least until this useless lot are voted out - but to be honest, probably still not then.

I've worked in companies where staff have been strenuously disciplined for misusing company credit cards, but I'm guessing Key will be "relaxed". If Heatley genuinely claims this was a mistake what are we to conclude about his competence in managing his portfolio? And even if it was a smaller amount Brownlee should have known better. How hard is it to differentiate between personal and government spending?

However, there are still plenty of people who will excuse this despite the fact they'd bleat like mad if the other side did the same (examples below). I believe the unparliamentary term for such people begins with an "h".

simple really, if they could get somthing like this wrong, ask yourself what other mistakes are they likely to make, I think they all know what there doing, it upsets me so much, has anyone got a hankey

pedro

[freedom-wedge]

Guess we will not hear from you if this story goes a bit further.

Seems that now there is emerging speculation that MP's have been issuing credit cards to their office staff for the express purpose of hiding their expenses knowing full well that what they are doing is illegal.

This ladies and gentleman constitutes fraud and I would expect the appropaite charges to be laid irrespective of what Party the MP's who practiced this deception belonged too if this speculation deems to be fact.





Skyryder

have you any idea the size of the carpet their going to have to sweep this under, theres more on the way im sure

does anyone know why I,m not racking up posts, it stiill says only 4 weird

pedro

[Str8 Jacket]

does anyone know why I,m not racking up posts, it stiill says only 4 weird

pedro

Because you have only made 4 useful posts....

[Swoop]

Seems that now there is emerging speculation that MP's have been issuing credit cards to their office staff for the express purpose of hiding their expenses knowing full well that what they are doing is illegal.

I wonder how long that has been happening... more than nine years?

does anyone know why I,m not racking up posts, it stiill says only 4 weird

pedro

Read the FAQ's. Posting in R&R does not add to your total.

[imdying]

have you any idea the size of the carpet their going to have to sweep this under, theres more on the way im sure

does anyone know why I,m not racking up posts, it stiill says only 4 weird

pedro

Because this is primarily a biker site, and people who post useless political crap aren't acknowledged as contributing anything useful.

[Pascal]

When is it going to stop?

Ok, I see you are calling for the lynch mob when a National MP spent what, less than $2000? Out of random impertinent curiosity, what was your reaction when the Labour government stole $800,000 of public funding for electioneering purposes despite receiving and acknowledging advice from the Electoral Commission that it was going to be counted?

[davereid]

Ok, I see you are calling for the lynch mob when a National MP spent what, less than $2000? Out of random impertinent curiosity, what was your reaction when the Labour government stole $800,000 of public funding for electioneering purposes despite receiving and acknowledging advice from the Electoral Commission that it was going to be counted?

Its my bet that Labour and the Greens won't be bashing the table demanding an investigation of credit card usage by M.Ps, and their electorate staff.

You would have to be amazingly naive to assume that this particular rort was only just invented....