McNulty Escapes With ‘A Talking To’ Shock!
from the Police Inspectors blog Former police minister Tony McNulty is to be rebuked for his expenses claims following an inquiry by the parliamentary standards watchdog, and asked to repay about £13,000 in public money. This sounds like a great idea. I shall definitely ‘rebuke’ Wayne and Kylie when they next do a bulk-shoplifting from Iceland on the High Street. I doubt they will nick £13 grands worth of frozen Malaysian turkey pieces in their whole lives. This figure is spookily close to the amount Hazel Blears, McNulty’s predecessor, voluntarily paid back to the Inland Revenue, after the Daily Telegraph story about MP’s expenses. All over Ruraltown the usual sounds of vomiting Chavs, filthy black-smoke belching empty busses and single mothers screaming abuse at restless, blank eyed fatherless toddlers have been drowned out by the noise of chickens coming home to roost again. As I swim in the shallow end of this gene pool on a daily basis, I am so proud to have served under these two persons, and I reflect that the top of the pile is strangely similar, all be it in a more sophisticated way, to the bottom. Gadget Note: McNulty famously said in the House of Commons that PC Copperfield’s book was (and by association I guess, Police Blogs in general) a “work of fiction”. Looking at the way he ran his accounts, we can see that the man clearly knew what he was talking about! http://inspectorgadget.wordpress.com/2009/10/28/mcnulty-escapes-with-a-talking-to-shock/
from the Police Inspectors blog Former police minister Tony McNulty is to be rebuked for his expenses claims following an inquiry by the parliamentary standards watchdog, and asked to repay about £13,000 in public money. This sounds like a great idea. I shall definitely ‘rebuke’ Wayne and Kylie when they next do a bulk-shoplifting from Iceland on the High Street. I doubt they will nick £13 grands worth of frozen Malaysian turkey pieces in their whole lives. This figure is spookily close to the amount Hazel Blears, McNulty’s predecessor, voluntarily paid back to the Inland Revenue, after the Daily Telegraph story about MP’s expenses. All over Ruraltown the usual sounds of vomiting Chavs, filthy black-smoke belching empty busses and single mothers screaming abuse at restless, blank eyed fatherless toddlers have been drowned out by the noise of chickens coming home to roost again. As I swim in the shallow end of this gene pool on a daily basis, I am so proud to have served under these two persons, and I reflect that the top of the pile is strangely similar, all be it in a more sophisticated way, to the bottom. Gadget Note: McNulty famously said in the House of Commons that PC Copperfield’s book was (and by association I guess, Police Blogs in general) a “work of fiction”. Looking at the way he ran his accounts, we can see that the man clearly knew what he was talking about! http://inspectorgadget.wordpress.com/2009/10/28/mcnulty-escapes-with-a-talking-to-shock/