MPs on the take while offloading Sovereignty

David Cameron's mortgage claims are just one highlight of the first details to emerge of the financial fiddlings of the filth who have handed away our self-governance. Having fought for three years to cover these expenses up we can be sure of only one thing, far worse waits to be revealed: The documents, released after a mammoth three-year battle by MPs to keep them secret, showed how Mr Cameron used the allowance system to recoup £21,293 to help pay off his mortgage. Link here. The whole world knows that slimeball Cameron really lives in Central London and makes much of cycling to his hobby in the House of Commons. The maximum he could claim is set out by Parliament as follows, link here: Column 1: Cost of staying away from main home The Additional Costs Allowance (cost of staying away from main home/ ACA) is paid to reimburse Members for necessary costs incurred when staying overnight away from their main home for the purpose of performing parliamentary duties. Inner London Members do not receive this allowance. 2006/07 ACA maximum of £22,110 2005/06 ACA maximum of £21,634 2004/05 ACA maximum of £20,902