The Guardian reported on Thursday the 29th of May that:
Senior officials in the Labour party, including Gordon Brown, could become personally liable for millions of pounds in debt unless new donors can be found within weeks, the Guardian has learned.
The party has five weeks to find £7.45m to pay off loans to banks and wealthy donors recruited by Lord Levy, Tony Blair's former chief fundraiser, or become insolvent. A further £6.2m will have to be repaid by Christmas - making £13.65m in all. The sum amounts to two-thirds of the party's annual income from donations.
According to one of my fellow BNP activists, a programme aired today by the Bolshevik Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) alleges that trade union leaders have been in and out of Downing Street all week to discuss government subsidies/loans to facilitate 'modernisation', something seemingly linked to preparation for our full immersion into the European Union.
We are suspicious that this 'modernisation' money is really a front to launder public money through Unions, for them to re-donate the funds allocated so that the Labour party can use it to pay off the party debt. More info to follow.
Labour party debt: money to be laundered through Unions?
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05/06/2008
2 comments:
In 2007 those of us Living in the Arbouretum Ward recieved an A2 double-sided full colour glossy sheet through the post, franked 2nd class from the GMB union in support of the Labour Candidates (one of which, who too the seat off the Lib Dem Councillouir Tom Stephenson...who is also a GMB local official).
This single item, in postage alone, for the 5,000-plus addresses in the Arbouretum War would have cost over half the election budget for the two Labour candidates, when this was raised with the City Council Elections Office, they were not interested.
For any forthcoming elections, please date and store any election material from any other party, so that election expences can be checked...they do it to us, so why don't we scrutinise them?
Good idea Das. I can't say I received one of the said leaflets. They obviously knew better than to rattle my letter box with their kak!
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