Jacqui Smith: still a thieving whore

Jacqui Smith: "within the rules" but still defrauding the taxpayer.

The whole furore over that fucking whore's expenses rumbles on, as the Mail on Sunday reveals even more of the Home Secretary's profligacy.

Jacqui Smith has charged taxpayers for everything from a £39.99 barbecue to a £2.50 toothbrush holder—ostensibly to help her 'perform her duties as an MP'.

The beleaguered Home Secretary's extraordinary expenses claims also included a £14 doormat, a £104.56 patio heater for her garden and a £369.99 flatscreen TV.

You fucking thieving whore. How dare you?

In total, taxpayers have footed a £150,000 bill for the [Home Secretary's Redditch] property since 2001. Leaked copies of her receipts suggest she has been on a publicly funded shopping spree to kit out her home from top to bottom.

For the kitchen-diner she claimed for a stone sink and console at £550, a Hotpoint cooker at £414 and a £14 doormat.

For the bathroom, taxpayers were billed for plumbing, £405.37; tiles, £36.36; shelf, mirror, linen dispenser, toothbrush holder and double towel rail, £88.97; shower mixer and fitting, £499.36.

For the living room she claimed for armchair and cushion and delivery, £575; three suede cushions, circle light track and mirror, £59.37; fireplace and fittings, £1,000; Samsung 32in flat-screen TV, £369.99.

For the bedroom she claimed for a sofabed, £511.20, and bed linen, £110. Outside and in the garden, taxpayers were charged for a hosepipe, £74.79; white rope, £30.72; Monaco patio set, £160; plant pots, £334.70.

Other claims included decorating (hallway, stairs, main bedroom and cloakroom), £1,370; Virgin Media service charges, £68 and £67.

Miss Smith also charged £2,400 a year for cleaners and an average of £11,600 a year for her mortgage between 2006 and 2008.

And this stinking piece of shit's defence...?

Her spokeswoman insisted: 'Everything that has been claimed for is within the rules. In the one instance where it was not, in relation to the films, the money has been paid back.'

Fuck "the rules"! These cunts make the fucking rules so of course this blatant looting is "within the rules".

As I have said before, I don't give two fucks about the rules: these fucking troughing whores are fully aware that they are defrauding the taxpayer—rules or no rules.

(And I don't see why Jacqui "thieving cunt" Smith needs to do all of this refitting to her Redditch home in order to "perform her duties as an MP": it's her second fucking home. If she is entertaining, she should be doing it at her "primary" residence, i.e. her sister's South London flat.)

Still, as Guido points out, the rules are pretty fucking lax and need an overhaul. Except that they have had an overhaul and the new rules, laid out in the Green Book, kicked in on April 1st.

GREEDY MPs have secretly granted themselves the right to milk Britain's taxpayers for yet MORE dodgy expenses.

Parliament's Green Book bible of the hefty cash allowances they can claim has just had a hush-hush rewrite.

But instead of closing up loopholes and clamping down on excesses they have simply SCRAPPED the strict rules that have tripped MPs up, sparking the recent wave of scandals.

And this shameless move comes only a week after Jobs Minister Tony McNulty was exposed for claiming £60,000 in second home expenses for using his parents' house-just a few miles from his own London family home.

In future MPs won't have to worry about meeting stringent criteria on what they can claim back from the public purse.

Instead they THEMSELVES will decide if their demands are fair and justified-despite being PROVED again and again that they can't be trusted to.

These cunts hold us all in contempt, when they should be hanging their heads in shame. As such, it will have to be us that do the fucking hanging.

I have said it again and again: is it so much to ask that those who seek to rule us, and track our every movement, are not corrupt?

Unfortunately, as Longrider has found out, it seems that some members of the general public feel that fiddling their expenses is absolutely fine.

The problem is not immoral, avaricious politicians, who are subject to incentives, just like us, but the rules which allow them to claim that their sister's spare room is a primary home, thereby claiming the second homes allowance for their first home. I would certainly make the same call, were I allowed to. And so would you. Yes. You would.

No, I wouldn't—as I have told you before, in fact, Jackart. I do not claim fraudulent expenses and I never have done: I am absolutely scrupulous in not claiming a packet of cigarettes on my petrol, for instance. Because, you see, that would be to defraud my employer.

Not only that: it would be a betrayal of trust. And that is why the politicians' expenses claims are important—because they show that these cunts absolutely cannot be fucking trusted.

And if they cannot be trusted to defraud the taxpayer, then they cannot be trusted with anything else. Yes, Jackart, you are right in that we loathe them for many other things too, but I do hate them for claiming these expenses—I hate them because every month they steal £600 of my money—the product of my hard work, accumulated knowledge and, yes, my talent—and use it to buy, fraudulently, fripperies of the sort that I must pay for out of what money they let me keep.

As I have said: fuck the rules—this is fraud, larceny on a grand scale. They are using the money to pay for things that were, I'll bet, never meant to be included in such claims.

Not only that, they provide themselves with an exemption from the taxes that we, in the same situation, would have to pay.

And if you think that I would do the very same thing given the same opportunities, Jackart, then you haven't been fucking listening: I would not. And why? Because, you see, I am honest.

It is really the only reason that I would wish to be elected to that cesspit of sleaze, corruption and dishonour—in order to show that you could be an honest MP, to demonstrate that you can represent the people and not simultaneously defraud them.

You? You'd presumably be diving into that trough with alacrity. But then, I guess that's why I am a libertarian and why you are a member of the Tories—you are quite willing to compromise your beliefs.

I am not.

And you might say that you will be in power and I never shall be: maybe so, but I will retain my integrity whilst you are trotters deep in your own filth.