Richard Murphy says:
September 26 2017 at 5:49 am
I met the shadow Labour team in 1996 and was asked for tax advice, and offered it
When still doing the books for Sarf Lunnon luvvies?
Richard Murphy says:
September 26 2017 at 5:49 am
I met the shadow Labour team in 1996 and was asked for tax advice, and offered it
When still doing the books for Sarf Lunnon luvvies?
He met the last economically competent Labour team just before their landslide election win?
Ah- all of a sudden, the dots are joined together, and the true picture emerges!
He has been the power behind the throne for 20 years, and we blind fools haven’t noticed this.
I apologise for every wrong thing I’ve ever said about Ritchie. He is clearly right and everyone else has been wrong.
Also- does this mean Iraq is his fault?
I bet they ended by saying:
“Faak Orf you faht barstard”
About the time that the first Mrs. Murphy was replaced by the second Mrs. Murphy.
Pompous twat.
Say who, say when. No?
He’s so quick to name-drop when he can that the idea that he’d be discrete about a real meeting is absurd.
Another over-blown imaging from the great pretender.
Was it around 1996 that he was offering tax avoidance ideas in the papers? Maybe someone on the shadow Labour team was looking to employ a nanny?
Maybe Mr and Mrs Blair were thinking about swapping houses around to maximise expense claims and needed some advice. Thus setting them on their way to their tax-payer funded property empire
Translation: Spud happened to meet some Labour politician (or a bag carrier to one) who asked who Spud was, and on hearing he was an accountant, asked a random question about tax to be polite.
“Richard Murphy says:
September 26 2017 at 5:49 am
I met the shadow Labour team in 1996 and was asked for tax advice, and offered it”
“5:49 am”
Obviously nothing else to do except blog in bed that time of morning.
He was waiting for his laundry cycle to finish
Inability to sleep, or rather not needing to sleep due to a heightened mental state, is one of the markers for mental health problems. I know a number of people with varying mental health issues and a common start point for an ‘off the rails’ episode is lack of sleep.
Mr Ecks said:
I bet they ended by saying: “Faak Orf you faht barstard”
Don’t forget the Shadow Treasury Team then was Gordon Brown and Ed Balls. Neither is exactly slim. Them and Murphy must have indeed been a heavyweight meeting.
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@Jim – probably still having nightmares about the holocaust
Richard: If the left can still posture as the good guys–despite 150 million murders on their(non-existent) conscience– I can’t believe one fat leftist bastard would hesitate to call another fat leftist bastard a “fat bastard” without even noticing the self-referential irony. See under “fascist” etc.
The accents would be wrong as the Bottler is a Scottish Martian and Balls was vomited up from Hell as even they had had enough of his bullshit.
“I met the shadow Labour team in 1996 and was asked for tax advice, and offered it”, says Murphy. Ah yes, the universe revolves around him and his phone number is in the notebook of all presidents and prime ministers. What an idiot. I guess we will soon hear that he advised Bush, Clinton, Obama, Putin, Merkel and Macron and he will be the chief guest for the independence day parades.
Lol