Playing politics while Pickpockets walk free!

David Cameron's fake outrage over practices of which he must have been well aware for many years again leaves a robbed public gazing on in disbelief. Since when in the long history of our islands has it been acceptable for criminals, caught with their fingers in other peoples purses, merely to return what they took and then go free? This is exactly what Cameron proposes for the crooks in his own party, clearly proposed with the main intention being to wrong foot the governing Labour Party. Happily that very Government then under the control of PM Tony Blair passed legislation in 2000 to properly handle the situation that has developed since that date with Gordon Brown's deliberate ramping up of property prices duly excluded from the his targeted inflation index. The relevant legislation is loosely known as "Recovering the proceeds of crime" link here, as recently reviewed by the strategy unit of the Cabinet Office linked here, through which you can register your complaint for the "Pursuit and Seizure of Criminal Assets". MP pensions has been the previously preferred route of this blog to obtain recompense from the maggots feeding on the corpse of the democracy they sold out to the EU without the peoples consent. The extent of their own abuses with our money is now so huge that it now needs handling under the criminal law, although in severe cases pension forfeiture should form part of the penalty. A new House of Commons with a majority formed outside the existing three main parties will no doubt be required, given the obvious inability of the three present party leaders to grasp the enormity of these thefts. The Government's use of asset seizure has recently been considered by Christopher Booker in the Sunday Telegraph following its use to browbeat and bankrupt British fisherman. It is apt that this tool now be used against MPs.