It's also very interesting how keen she was/is on super casinos; ideal places for massive money laundering.
May be Nu-Labour are not really politicians but a gang of thugs running vast scams on the taxpayers.

Craig, if she sues you do you have the solid evidence to back up these allegations? I hope so not only for your sake but for the public good.

According to her WIKI entry, she voted against the transparency of parliament:
* Voted against a transparent Parliament.
* Voted for introducing a smoking ban.
* Voted for introducing ID cards.
* Voted for introducing foundation hospitals.
* Voted for introducing student top-up fees.
* Voted for Labour's anti-terrorism laws.
* Voted for the Iraq war.
* Voted against investigating the Iraq war.
* Voted for replacing Trident.
* Voted for the hunting ban.
* Voted for equal gay rights.
* Voted to continue closing Post Offices.

I guess she doesn't need the post office, as her money is safe as houses.

Well done craig. This was only ever a move to disguise her involvevement with her husbands criminal dealings. New Labour are as sleazy and corrupt as you can get. The next couple of years will be "fill your boots time" for them.

OUT NOW BEFORE THEY GET THE CHANCE

You can corroborate para 5 Craig?

Interesting to note that the BBC glossed over the major significance of this news item by titling it as "UK lawyer guilty in bribery case" - no mention of the Nu-Lab ministerial connections.

As usual, to complain start here:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/complaints/complaints_stage1.shtml

"Mills is the brother-in-law of Dame Barbara Mills, QC, the former Director of Public Prosecutions and of the Serious Fraud Office." [The Times]

You couldn't make it up!

"This particular Berlusconi deal was just one part of his bent practice, which included the financial arrangements for organised crime in Italy to sell on infected and condemned human blood from the USA into transfusion services in Europe."

Sounds like a latter-day Harry Lime-style scam. Is Berlusconi an Orson Welles fan?

The hilarious first para. in this Independent article by Sean O'Grady is strangely repeated. Some of her 'cronies' are listed.

http://tiny.cc/v50De

I also seem to recall a recent story where travellers arrived on land adjacent to her posh country estate in the Midlands. I think the local Council helpfully intervened to get them removed.

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/article952861.ece

Hard to know what to feel, glad the bastard has been caught but saddened that this happened on our watch.

"Mills has said the letter described a hypothetical situation as a way of soliciting tax advice for an unnamed client" (Telegraph) http://tinyurl.com/dlkvup

It`s run of the mill stuff for the political set up the world over.That is why we are in such a mess.These people are a cancer in/on the body of humanity.

I'm just waiting for EddieTroll(TM) to creep out of the shadows and heal our critically wounded perspectives by telling us Tosser Jowel makes Florence Nightingale like a scullery maid. Come on EddieTroll(TM)

@ anticant at February 18, 2009 6:58 AM
Incestuous little bunch arn't they?

Here once sailed the good ship Britannia. Sunk by internal sleeze, Devil worship, friends of Zion mutineers and the most simple of principles such as 'morality'.

May God curse her and those who sailed in her.

@ Ruth:

"May be Nu-Labour are not really politicians but a gang of thugs running vast scams on the taxpayers."

Maybe? MAAAAYYYYBBEEEEE???? I think you'll find the jury is not only no longer out on this decision, but in fact came back, delivered it's guilty verdict and went home for tea many years ago! ;)

@ Ruth:

"May be Nu-Labour are not really politicians but a gang of thugs running vast scams on the taxpayers."

Maybe? MAAAAYYYYBBEEEEE???? I think you'll find the jury is not only no longer out on this decision, but in fact came back, delivered it's guilty verdict and went home for tea many years ago! ;)

lwtc247

and what pray is wrong with a scullery maid ?

Craig, your allegation about Berlusconi, organised crime and infected blood is dynamite, but I can find no other reference to it.

The nearest I can find is a story from 2005 about Immucor, a multinational blood bank technology and diagnostics firm, which discovered that its German subsidiary had made clandestine payments to the then Italian minister of health Girolamo Sirchia, formerly head of the Blood Transfusion Center of Milan's Policlinic http://tinyurl.com/dj8xem

Are the two related?

If ever Tessa Jowell is found to be either corrupt or stupid and is forced from office she can hardly use the old politician's reason of 'leaving politics to spend more time with her family', since she did exactly the reverse only a short time ago.

Nothing John, that's part of the point. Well, nothing that is unless it's through the twisted lens of EddieTroll(TM)

Once again, the annoying 'black hole' filter has come up, and from past experience, that means I have to kiss my last post goodbye (and all the time I spent writing it). Craig, please do something about that. So I will repost here.

@ MJ

So to TheDossier's website http://tinyurl.com/6z9cb5 click on video, then drugs and money. Scroll about half way down. You should find this...

BBC Panorama - The Price of Blood
On the eve of his appearance in an Italian court on tax, money laundering and potentially corruption charges, Panorama examines the career of David Mills. His links to Silvio Berlusconi are well known and form the basis of next month's charges. But after examining many hundreds of documents here and in Italy Panorama looks at a less well known episode literally involving bad blood.

There you will find a link to a possible stream, but the spineless BBC may have pulled it.

I hate the idea of making an example of anybody, but I hate malfeasance even more.

Do you think the media's lurid obsession with crime committed by us lowly people is a constant decoy for our glorious leaders to distract us by?

After all, it's common practice for governments to bury bad news behind a disaster headline, so why not hide shame behind a 'crime wave'.

The BBC Panorama - The Price of Blood has been pulled but the text is still available via the Wayback Machine http://tinyurl.com/bufe33

More here.

http://www.taxresearch.org.uk/Blog/2006/10/09/bbc-panorama-david-mills/

ineresting to see JOHN SWEENY on the ball - the wrong ball that is, as is so common of JOHN SWEENY.

does anyone know if JOHN SWEENY advertises strepsils?

Thanks for that link geomannie. The transcript of the Panorama programme is still there but the readers' comments have nothing to do with Mills but are concerned with sexual abuse in the Catholic church and the killing of Harry Stanley by the police.
??

You wouldn't be able to find that bit of video of Mills driving off from the then marital home and knocking someone's car mirror off. Still makes me laugh to think about it.

I think Ms Jowell should be in the chokey with her husband; in fact, now I come to think of it further, I'm not sure which of the government ministers might escape the nick if Mr Plod would just do his job (i.e. administering the law on our behalf) and stop acting as the enforcement arm of the Home Office.

Ms Jowell's ministry really needs to be subbed a bit, like Private Eye suggested when it was concocted. It should read "Department for Sport, Culture And Media" (or SCAM for short).

lwtc247 & geomannie:

Thanks for the links

Problem is, the Panorama transcript doesn't actually implicate Berlusconi in the infected blood scandal.

"Problem is, the Panorama transcript doesn't actually implicate Berlusconi in the infected blood scandal."

Maybe Berlusconi has a higher I.Q.?

Seriously, we need to elect a better class of sleaze in the next election; our cabinet are far too easy to catch.

Maybe that's why Berlusconi is their 'friend', as he knows a good dupe when he smells one.

http://www.spanglefish.com/freemanscotland/

Scottish Freemen

Two reasons for posting, one is to provide a link to the Daily Mail feature on Ms Jowell
http://tinyurl.com/cbm5yp

and the other to see if I actually am allowed to do so.

Previous attempts have been intercepted for holding pending approval. How long does approval take or is there a glitch somewhere?

Rowdy

That happened to me once and it was bacause my Name and E-mail Address fields were blank when I posted.

MJ, thanks for the tip. The problem thread is 'In Development Hell'.

The Name and Email fields are completed, Remember Me is selected, I can post here and have even posted previously in 'In Development Hell'.

I have just tried to repost for the third time but get the intercept screen.

So it looks like a glitch somewhere.

Amazing. The Daily Mail article - and especially Stephen Glover's column - is almost better than Craig's original entry above.

well nice to meet all you Scotties - talkin sense as usual .
On gays and what it matters well im transexual and i find most of my peers are

I see ['Guardian', 24 Feb] that Ms Jowell has written an article exhorting Labour to "step outside its comfort zone" and to address the issues that concern "the aspirational working class".

Presumably she's thinking of comfort zones such as thrice-mortgaged houses and taxpayer subsidised second homes, and aspirational workers such as her husband-at-arms-length, David Mills.

The modern working man doesn't sweat, he aspires.

I'm tired of all this talk. All talk, no action. Typical Britain. Typical politics. Just all egos. Attack Labour, but do you think the damn TORIES give a toss? I'm off.

Re the separation of Mr Mills and Ms Jowell. I've heard of a marriage of convenience, do we have here a divorce of convenience?

They aren't divorced. They are just conveniently separated. They are frequently seen around town together.

March 2 2009

"RBS awards chairman £1.5m in share options"...

http://tinyurl.com/ajuk3g