Ot a taste of our wonderful rich folk

[Exiletyke]

I didn't say it.

Labour's Lord Longford made friends with him though, and with Myra Hindley.

He should've been sent down with the pair of them

[Zilzal]

Oh Happy Day as the Edwin Hawkins Singers would have it.

This scumbag has finally got his comeuppance. This biggest c*nt of all c*nts has finally failed to cover up his many misdemeanours of the years. He regularly gives parties for showbiz folk costing £1 million a time to ingratiate himself with rock and film stars, hoping some of their glitter will rub off on him.

Only their sheite rubs off on this monstrous man. Well done Peter Hain for using parliamentary privilege to finally unmask this villain to the general public.

[ragingpup]

Roly, I don't see the relevence to the Capitalism nor that he' a Tory supporter.

He's just a c@nt full stop!

Yep

[CASPER-64-FRANK]

Philip Green has " categoricaly and wholly " denied the accusations.
A Barrister has said Peter Hains conduct had been " completely improper ".

Will the allegations be proven true ?

The sooner this Government acts to reform " gagging orders " the better.

[Exiletyke]

Philip Green has " categoricaly and wholly " denied the accusations.
A Barrister has said Peter Hains conduct had been " completely improper ".

Will the allegations be proven true ?

The sooner this Government acts to reform " gagging orders " the better.

"A Barrister has said Peter Hains conduct had been " completely improper ".



Whilst another Barrister has said Parliamentary privilege is an important aspect of our system though rarely used
but another Barrister said blah de blah
but in response to the blah de blah another Barrister said
"hrumph hrumph"
it's just like being on a footy mad forum


Gagging orders are usually if not almost exclusively made by those with power /wealth so is it likely that a Tory government will do owt about them?

[CASPER-64-FRANK]

"A Barrister has said Peter Hains conduct had been " completely improper ".

Whilst another Barrister has said Parliamentary privilege is an important aspect of our system though rarely used
but another Barrister said blah de blah
but in response to the blah de blah another Barrister said
"hrumph hrumph"
it's just like being on a footy mad forum
Gagging orders are usually if not almost exclusively made by those with power /wealth so is it likely that a Tory government will do owt about them?

It's nothing like being on footymad forum.

On here you're guilty until proven innocent.
They can get rid of the House of Lords it's outdated and their priveleges are outdated.

If the allegations are proven then the least they can do is remove his Knighthood.
If the Tories reform the " gagging orders " I expect to see you back on here admitting you were wrong.

[great_fire]

I remember Hain well from the Blair years, smug, perma-tanned and completely full of himself.

So he was anti-apartheid, doesn't mean he's not a knob.

[frogmiller]

These gagging orders and the value of them.

Doesn't TS demand confidentiality clauses when releasing managers?

[Exiletyke]

It's nothing like being on footymad forum.

On here you're guilty until proven innocent.
They can get rid of the House of Lords it's outdated and their priveleges are outdated.

If the allegations are proven then the least they can do is remove his Knighthood.
If the Tories reform the " gagging orders " I expect to see you back on here admitting you were wrong.

"On here you're guilty until proven innocent".
Isn't that what you're accusing Hain of?

Make no mistake If the gagging orders are reformed to the point where the reforms are meaningful,I'll be back & be quite happy to accept that I was wrong because you see it's not the biggest problem in the world to do so
If they are reformed there will be that much lawyer speak that they will be impossible to see any real difference
In respect of the House of Lords do you recall how often the 2nd chamber has been earmarked for reform?
Notice any difference?
except that there seems to be more of them

[frogmiller]

How much tax did Green avoid paying when his company wrote a cheque for £1.3bn? He avoided tax because he wrote the cheque in his wifes name who lives in Monaco.

https://www.theguardian.com/business...s.executivepay

He's stripped the pension pot from the workers of BHS an still kept his Knighthood. We could all be envious of the money he's earned legally but not all of the time morally.
This mans greed holds no bounds and if you pay your taxes and pay into a pension then why does this man not have to pay any and can steal your pension.

The man is a horrible C@nt and should be stripped of his Knighthood asap then hope for a boating accident to make him fish food!