| Raab took money from a convicted money launderer... 09:25 - Mar 4 with 825 views | bluelagos |
Demitri Leus, who spent 3 years in jail for money laundering - gave Raab £25k.
Wondering why the tories think taking money off money laundering criminals is appropriate?
Anyone?
[Post edited 4 Mar 2022 9:30]
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| Raab took money from a convicted moeny launderer... on 09:27 - Mar 4 with 798 views | BanksterDebtSlave |
Blimey, that means they must have given agent Corbyn absolute shed loads. |  |
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| Raab took money from a convicted moeny launderer... on 09:30 - Mar 4 with 780 views | bluelagos |
| Raab took money from a convicted moeny launderer... on 09:27 - Mar 4 by BanksterDebtSlave |
Blimey, that means they must have given agent Corbyn absolute shed loads. |
Think that ship has sailed Bankster! | |
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| Raab took money from a convicted money launderer... on 09:42 - Mar 4 with 726 views | Churchman |
From Parliamentary Publications:
https://publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm/cmregmem/contents2122.htm
As well as registering their interests, MPs have a wide-ranging duty to draw attention to (“declare”) an interest on almost any occasion when someone else might reasonably consider it to influence what they say or do as an MP. To give a few examples, they must disclose interests in this way when
- writing letters or emails,
- speaking in the Chamber or elsewhere,
- joining a Select Committee or taking part in its proceedings, and
- tabling questions or motions.
What I couldn’t see on the documents was the key question as to why an MP is given money. Surely this criminal didn’t give Raab £25k because he liked his dewy eyes.
The rules look as loose as can be to me. I think we know why. |  | | |
| Raab took money from a convicted moeny launderer... on 09:44 - Mar 4 with 719 views | BanksterDebtSlave |
| Raab took money from a convicted moeny launderer... on 09:30 - Mar 4 by bluelagos |
Think that ship has sailed Bankster! |
You're saying they bought him a yacht! | |
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| Raab took money from a convicted money launderer... on 09:46 - Mar 4 with 710 views | bluelagos |
| Raab took money from a convicted money launderer... on 09:42 - Mar 4 by Churchman |
From Parliamentary Publications:
https://publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm/cmregmem/contents2122.htm
As well as registering their interests, MPs have a wide-ranging duty to draw attention to (“declare”) an interest on almost any occasion when someone else might reasonably consider it to influence what they say or do as an MP. To give a few examples, they must disclose interests in this way when
- writing letters or emails,
- speaking in the Chamber or elsewhere,
- joining a Select Committee or taking part in its proceedings, and
- tabling questions or motions.
What I couldn’t see on the documents was the key question as to why an MP is given money. Surely this criminal didn’t give Raab £25k because he liked his dewy eyes.
The rules look as loose as can be to me. I think we know why. |
According to Tory MP Brandon Lewis, who has taken around £60k from Russian sources - it is because they "admire" the conservatives.
Other views are available. | |
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| Raab took money from a convicted moeny launderer... on 09:49 - Mar 4 with 684 views | bluelagos |
| Raab took money from a convicted moeny launderer... on 09:44 - Mar 4 by BanksterDebtSlave |
You're saying they bought him a yacht! |
Well, some big fck off yachts will soon be up for sale :-)
Along with a couple of footie clubs and more than a few London pads. | |
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| Raab took money from a convicted moeny launderer... on 10:43 - Mar 4 with 611 views | earlsgreenblue |
| Raab took money from a convicted moeny launderer... on 09:49 - Mar 4 by bluelagos |
Well, some big fck off yachts will soon be up for sale :-)
Along with a couple of footie clubs and more than a few London pads. |
And now’s the time to buy a new yacht as the Pound v Euro has hit pre Brexit values this morning! |  | | |
| Raab took money from a convicted money launderer... on 10:58 - Mar 4 with 574 views | SuperKieranMcKenna |
Hopefully he took the payment in Roubles, and now is worth around the same as a bag of Walkers. | | | |
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| Raab took money from a convicted money launderer... on 11:28 - Mar 4 with 528 views | mylittletown |
Because they are completely lacking in any sort of moral compass? |  | | |
| Raab took money from a convicted money launderer... on 11:54 - Mar 4 with 507 views | Churchman |
| Raab took money from a convicted money launderer... on 09:46 - Mar 4 by bluelagos |
According to Tory MP Brandon Lewis, who has taken around £60k from Russian sources - it is because they "admire" the conservatives.
Other views are available. |
I does he really think the public are that gullible? Of course he does. Brandon Lewis: born in Romford, MP for Yarmouth (got to the most depressed town in East Anglia), member of the Carlton Club. Wikipedia says:
Lewis stood for Parliament in 2010 on a "clean expenses pledge", pledging to be "completely open about my expenses" In 2010—2011 Lewis claimed just over £15,000 in accommodation expenses and in 2011—12 and 2012—13 he claimed just under £21,500 for accommodation. Labour MPs called upon IPSA to investigate whether Lewis was using taxpayer funds for inappropriate political purposes after it was revealed that he had claimed £37,000 for "research briefing and other parliamentary associated assistance" to a political campaign consultancy.
In August 2015, it was reported that Lewis claimed £31,000 of hotel expenses over a two-year period following stays at the Park Plaza hotel near Parliament. Lewis stated that he opted to stay in London rather than travel home to Essex and all the claims complied with parliamentary rules.
People actually voted for this man? Jeez. [Post edited 4 Mar 2022 12:09]
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| Raab took money from a convicted moeny launderer... on 12:15 - Mar 4 with 459 views | You_Bloo_Right |
| Raab took money from a convicted moeny launderer... on 09:44 - Mar 4 by BanksterDebtSlave |
You're saying they bought him a yacht! |
Potemkin I think it was called. |  |
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