Conservative MPs who voted for £30 a week cuts in benefits for disabled people have asked today for people to stop naming them on social media so they can continue to claim huge expenses and lie about giving a shit.
London Mayoral candidate Zac Goldsmith angrily hit back that there were any conflicts of interest in his patronage of a disability charity. “What’s £30 anyway? I claim that for my pre-dinner drinks on a week-night. But putting it on twitter makes it look like a lot. It’s completely unfair and unrepresentative. People need to stop noticing these things.”
Indeed the sentiment has been echoed throughout the country amongst MPs made to feel mean by people noticing that they voted to effectively withdraw support from some of the most vulnerable people in society.
Nick Boles MP who claimed over £140,000 in expenses last year said that he was shocked, outraged and appalled that his name had been plastered over Facebook.
“Facebook should be ashamed of themselves. What about that tax deal we did for them? I’m off to voice my indignation to other like minded people over an evening of publicly funded champagne and canapés.”
Portsmouth South MP, Flick Drummond, said “I care deeply. When I was out having dinner in a Michelin starred restaurant recently, on parliamentary business and subsequently claiming the whole thing on expenses, I considered the plight of disabled people and one solitary tear rolled down my cheek, at least metaphorically. I had to ask the waiter to wipe it from my cheek with a gold embossed napkin. Then I came up with a snide comment about them probably causing the 2007 credit crunch through their laziness, threw my head back and laughed like a horse. But that’s no reason to put my picture on Facebook along with facts about my voting habits.”
News Toad 
Thats Iain Duncan Smith he was the one that brought in PIP for the disabled and Universal when he was in charge of DWP being disabled I sadly am with Neoropathic syndrum. what I recieve I find very substantial and satisfying am not a tory just telling the truth ..
Fuck em,. Round em up, hang em upside down from lampposts, and use em for target practice.
The list I would like to see is the M,P,s who voted in favour of their massive pay increase. I think comparison of the two lists would be interesting.
It’s our right to know how they are voting, we gave them their jobs, so if their not acting on our behalf, then we have the right not to return them to office.
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Name and Shame them
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problem with this as satire is that it is too near the truth, in fact it could be
Hi everybody,
I am the editor of a new publication. We went live yesterday. It is a literary publication that reviews literature and film. There is an interesting piece which I am sure everybody here will be interested in. It is a review on the Daniel Blake film by Ken Loach. The more attraction we get concerning this issue, the better. Here is the link: http://theilr.weebly.com/a-tale-of-conscious-cruelty.html
if anybody would like the link to the entire site…do let me know and I will happily post.
Our MP’s are meant to serve the population not leech off it! How about we set up a petition calling for all MP’s expenses to be scrapped! They earn enough, let them pay for their own damn lunches!
GOOD IDEA
Absolutely…set up a petition…Greedy politicians fleecing the tax payers with expenses claims…subsidised meals and drinks in the houses of parliaments…why not also petition also about the outrageous expenses the crony lords claim.
I am a journalist and editor and I will be publishing these names on the launch of our site…it is a literary publication but we are reviewing the new Ken Loach film so we will publish these names, as well as some of the poor victims that took their own lives. I will also put it on my blog…I will post the link on the launch…20th November.
The £30.00 that arrogant Goldsmith pays for his weekday pre dinner drinks is close to what I use to keep food in my fridge for a full month not just on a drink the piss artist to him £30.00 might not be a lot of money but to some of us its a LOT of money
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no way you should be named and shamed
Nick Boles MP wanker along with the rest who voted. There PUBLIC SERVANTS the clue is the word public
They should be made to live on benefits for 6 Months in a crap estate near the Elephant and Castle so they could walk to Parliament, and no poncing off their rich pals
There have been programmes made for tv (for entertainment) about mp’s and others living off benefits for a period of time, of course they always say they can manage quite adequately. After a month they go back to their cushy lives, patting themselves on the back for having been one of the great unwashed, with their superior intellect they have done alright Jack. Let them try year after year with no well paid job and overlarge house or well stocked cupboards. How well would they do then. Face up to it British Public, the “we care about you” and “party of the blue collar” workers is FALLACY. It’s aimed at keeping the sheep quiet so they’ll all say “BAA” nicely at the elections. We live in a capitalist society, ergo the ones with the capital are the important people who can contribute to economic growth and the net national profit. They are the ones who are courted by government policies. Everyone who falls below being financially independent is a drone. They cannot be milked for their cash – they need to be given it to make ends meet.. If you fall into that category you are not important so don’t expect any favours, you are a drain on the country. We can blame Thatcher for that.
All MP’s votes should be recorded and available to all the public. That would show up the difference between what they SAY to us and what they actually do; highlight the deceit and lies. Will it ever happen? Don’t hold your breath.
Why ever not if you really believe that you are doing a good and moral thing?
Unbelievable!!! Many people have less than £30 to feed their families for a week!
And as for demanding that we stop publishing their expenses claims. WE pay them to represent US!!!!
We have the right to call them to account!
They are there to serve the people not rule them!
That what democracy means – rule of the people (demos).
Trouble is the Tories (and the Labour rebels) seem to think we are an aristocracy – (rule of the aristocrats).
Well done keep naming them to remind the public what a bunch of hypocrites the Tories are.
Yes and we must keep naming them~ people have died because of their cutbacks, They should be charged for manslaughter~Next time they go out and claim for breakfast/ lunch and whatever else they should remember and think about all the people on the breadline and going to food banks through their Illegal? cutbacks! YOU TORY SCUM ARE TOTAL SCROUNGERS DON’T TRY TO DENY IT!!!!OR ARE YOU FEELING GUILTY NOW THE WHOLE COUNTRY KNOWS THE TRUTH ABOUT YOU?
Numb Nuts read the very top of the page. You know the bit where it says “The news they dont want you to hear. Because it isn’t true” OMG this is a parody
Rob, just thought that I would clarify, though this is a humourous take on the expenses v voting for cuts it doesn’t mean that the actual basis for the naming and shaming is not true. They still get ridiculous expenses paid for and yet they still felt no qualms when cutting benefits to those most in need and I read this morning that they are going to do more stringent cuts. “Laughing all the way to the bank” springs to mind.
Actually the only element of this piece that could be untrue is that they would even give a monkey’s about being named and shamed
I agree but its not just the Tories the whole system is corrupt
Awesome stuff, inspiring me in New Zealand to do some more guerrilla protest missions against our mean arrogant elitist government who also are screwing over disabled people like myself. I chalk the streets here, write poetry and songs, get arrested repeatedly for legal protests and educate myself. Figured if they won’t help me work I’ll be biggest pain the a… I can be. Kia kaha to us all
Also have a passion for law, did you know that the first imperial law that started Westminster law was in 1275 and says, The King willeth and commandeth that common right be done to all, rich as poor. As disabled people on welfare are poor and the people making this law are rich, pretty sure we can say common right isn’t being done. Also pretty sure that means NONE of those poor being affected have to listen to any law – can’t wait until people realise this – and or some ethical legal people challenge it in court.
Then of course there is Magna Carta (800 yrs) and the FACT you are not allowed to destroy people and they have to have access to justice. That’s not happening in New Zealand so I assume same over there. Only way to stop these radicalised tory terrorists against poor is the law.
Who voted for these parasites, its your shame, not theirs, this was not a conscience decision, it was whipped by the party Bastards.
It was a fix from the getgo, look they just admitted they spent more than allowed but still no action yet rules say election will be nul and void.
Not Guilty in Scotland .
* Terry McGarvey, 48. Dangerously ill from polycytheamia. Terry asked for an ambulance to be called during his Work Capability Assessment. He knew that he wasn’t well enough to attend his WCA but feared that his benefits would be stopped if he did not. He died the following day.
* Elaine Lowe, 53. Suffering from COPD and fearful of losing her benefits. In desperation, Elaine chose to commit suicide.
* Mark Wood, 44. Found fit for work by Atos, against his Doctors advice and assertions that he had complex mental health problems. Starved to death after benefits stopped, weighing only 5st 8lb when he died.
* Paul Reekie, 48, the Leith based Poet and Author. Suffered from severe depression. Committed suicide after DWP stopped his benefits due to an Atos ‘fit for work’ decision.
* Leanne Chambers, 30. Suffered depression for many years which took a turn for the worst when she was called in for a WCA. Leanne committed suicide soon after.
* Karen Sherlock, 44. Multiple health issues. Found fit for work by Atos and denied benefits. Fought a long battle to get placed into the support group of ESA. Karen died the following month of a heart attack.
* Carl Payne, 42. Fears of losing his lifeline benefits due to welfare reform led this Father of two to take his own life.
* Tim Salter, 53. Blind and suffering from Agoraphobia. Tim hanged himself after Atos found him fit for work and stopped his benefits.
* Edward Jacques, 47 years old and suffering from HIV and Hepatitis C. Edward had a history of severe depression and self-harm. He took a fatal overdose after Atos found him fit for work and stopped his benefits.
* Linda Wootton, 49 years old. A double heart and lung transplant patient. Died just nine days after the government found her fit for work, their refusal letter arriving as she lay desperately ill in her hospital bed.
* Steven Cawthra, 55. His benefits stopped by the DWP and with rising debts, he saw suicide as the only way out of a desperate situation.
* Elenore Tatton, 39 years old. Died just weeks after the government found her fit for work.
* John Walker, 57, saddled with debt because of the bedroom tax, John took his own life.
* Brian McArdle, 57 years old. Suffered a fatal heart attack the day after his disability benefits were stopped.
* Stephen Hill, 53. Died of a heart attack one month after being found fit for work, even though he was waiting for major heart surgery.
* Jacqueline Harris, 53. A former Nurse who could hardly walk was found fit for work by Atos and her benefits withdrawn. in desperation, she took her own life.
* David Barr, 28. Suffering from severe mental difficulties. Threw himself from a bridge after being found fit for work by Atos and failing his appeal.
* David Groves, 56. Died of a heart attack the night before taking his work capability assessment. His widow claimed that it was the stress that killed him.
* Nicholas Peter Barker, 51. Shot himself after being told his benefits were being stopped. He was unable to work after a brain haemorrhage left him paralysed down one side.
* Mark and Helen Mullins, 48 and 59 years old. Forced to live on £57.50 a week and make 12 mile trips each week to get free vegetables to make soup. Mark and Helen both committed suicide.
* Richard Sanderson, 44. Unable to find a job and with his housing benefit cut forcing him to move, but with nowhere to go. Richard committed suicide.
* Martin Rust, 36 years old. A schizophrenic man who killed himself two months after the government found him fit to work.
* Craig Monk, 43. A vulnerable gentleman and a partial amputee who slipped so far into poverty that he hanged himself.
* Colin Traynor, 29, and suffering from epilepsy was stripped of his benefits. He appealed. Five weeks after his death his family found he had won his appeal.
The list goes on:
https://welfaretales.wordpress.com/2015/04/02/list-of-welfare-related-deaths-of-the-uks-sick-and-disabled/
Isn’t causing death by neglect, manslaughter?
As for the naming and shaming of those twisted pieces of humanity that voted to allow it, I think Zach Goldsmith has a point. We should have stripped, tarred and feathered the pocket filling hypocrites, before dropping them into the Thames for an early morning swim. Obviously, this suggestion is purely sarcasm, as I would never condone the contamination of the river.
No this is state sponsored corporate manslaughter at best and 2nd degree murder at worst as this is done with implicate knowledge that this could happen.
It is horrific.
with all the petitions falling on deaf ears at 10 Downing St. maybe a vote of no confidence should be sent to the Queen, after all, PMs have to get her Majesty’s permission to form a government.
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Name them and shame them all. But people need to understand you get what you vote for and if you voted for these self righteous imbeciles they will drop one on you.
as true as that maybe, you do know there is documented evidence that the election was rigged.? i agree they self righteous imbeciles that will drop one on us. but isn’t wrong taking cuts from people who can’t fight back.
Keep it going feel so sorry for their life style they should try living mine and i work for min wage 40 mile round trip to get a job.
Min wage and a 40 mile round trip? Sounds like the sort of thing you should be angry about and leading the protest from the front rather just taking it and sitting back while you and the rest of us suffer. It’s people like yourself that allow things like this to happen isn’t it? Just a thought…..
ha ha stop naming them ahahaahaha hell no all should be named and shamed disgusting rats that you are, how about you stop self indulging your own pockets with tax payers money then. and you lot think you have the audacity to say, stop name you get lost. you have no right, you so called work for the people if you call what you work. we don’t work for you. so name and shame the lot of you free loading scum. the names of them are.
Adams, Nigel
Afriyie, Adam
Aldous, Peter
Allan, Lucy
Andrew, Stuart
Ansell, Caroline
Argar, Edward
Atkins, Victoria
Bacon, Mr Richard
Baker, Mr Steve
Baldwin, Harriett
Barclay, Stephen
Baron, Mr John
Barwell, Gavin
Bebb, Guto
Bellingham, Sir Henry
Benyon, Richard
Beresford, Sir Paul
Berry, Jake
Berry, James
Bingham, Andrew
Blackman, Bob
Blackwood, Nicola
Blunt, Crispin
Boles, Nick
Bone, Mr Peter
Borwick, Victoria
Bottomley, Sir Peter
Bradley, Karen
Brady, Mr Graham
Brazier, Mr Julian
Bridgen, Andrew
Brine, Steve
Brokenshire, rh James
Buckland, Robert
Burns, Conor
Burns, rh Sir Simon
Burrowes, Mr David
Burt, rh Alistair
Cairns, Alun
Carmichael, Neil
Cartlidge, James
Cash, Sir William
Caulfield, Maria
Chalk, Alex
Chishti, Rehman
Chope, Mr Christopher
Churchill, Jo
Clark, rh Greg
Cleverly, James
Clifton-Brown, Geoffrey
Coffey, Dr Thérèse
Collins, Damian
Colvile, Oliver
Costa, Alberto
Cox, Mr Geoffrey
Crabb, rh Stephen
Davies, Byron
Davies, Chris
Davies, David T. C.
Davies, Glyn
Davies, Dr James
Davies, Mims
Davies, Philip
Davis, rh Mr David
Dinenage, Caroline
Djanogly, Mr Jonathan
Donelan, Michelle
Dorries, Nadine
Double, Steve
Dowden, Oliver
Drax, Richard
Drummond, Mrs Flick
Duddridge, James
Duncan, rh Sir Alan
Duncan Smith, rh Mr Iain
Dunne, Mr Philip
Ellis, Michael
Ellison, Jane
Ellwood, Mr Tobias
Elphicke, Charlie
Eustice, George
Evans, Graham
Evans, Mr Nigel
Evennett, rh Mr David
Fabricant, Michael
Fallon, rh Michael
Fernandes, Suella
Field, rh Mark
Foster, Kevin
Fox, rh Dr Liam
Francois, rh Mr Mark
Frazer, Lucy
Freeman, George
Freer, Mike
Fuller, Richard
Fysh, Marcus
Gale, Sir Roger
Garnier, rh Sir Edward
Garnier, Mark
Gauke, Mr David
Ghani, Nusrat
Gibb, Mr Nick
Gillan, rh Mrs Cheryl
Glen, John
Goldsmith, Zac
Goodwill, Mr Robert
Gove, rh Michael
Graham, Richard
Gray, Mr James
Grayling, rh Chris
Green, Chris
Green, rh Damian
Greening, rh Justine
Grieve, rh Mr Dominic
Griffiths, Andrew
Gummer, Ben
Gyimah, Mr Sam
Halfon, rh Robert
Hall, Luke
Hammond, rh Mr Philip
Hammond, Stephen
Hancock, rh Matthew
Hands, rh Greg
Harper, rh Mr Mark
Harrington, Richard
Harris, Rebecca
Hart, Simon
Haselhurst, rh Sir Alan
Hayes, rh Mr John
Heald, Sir Oliver
Heappey, James
Heaton-Harris, Chris
Heaton-Jones, Peter
Henderson, Gordon
Herbert, rh Nick
Hinds, Damian
Hoare, Simon
Hollingbery, George
Hollinrake, Kevin
Hollobone, Mr Philip
Holloway, Mr Adam
Hopkins, Kris
Howarth, Sir Gerald
Howell, John
Howlett, Ben
Huddleston, Nigel
Hunt, rh Mr Jeremy
Hurd, Mr Nick
Jackson, Mr Stewart
James, Margot
Javid, rh Sajid
Jayawardena, Mr Ranil
Jenkin, Mr Bernard
Jenkyns, Andrea
Jenrick, Robert
Johnson, Boris
Johnson, Gareth
Johnson, Joseph
Jones, Andrew
Jones, rh Mr David
Jones, Mr Marcus
Kawczynski, Daniel
Kennedy, Seema
Knight, rh Sir Greg
Knight, Julian
Kwarteng, Kwasi
Lancaster, Mark
Leadsom, Andrea
Lee, Dr Phillip
Leigh, Sir Edward
Leslie, Charlotte
Letwin, rh Mr Oliver
Lewis, Brandon
Lewis, rh Dr Julian
Lidington, rh Mr David
Lilley, rh Mr Peter
Lopresti, Jack
Lord, Jonathan
Loughton, Tim
Lumley, Karen
Mackinlay, Craig
Mackintosh, David
Main, Mrs Anne
Mak, Mr Alan
Malthouse, Kit
Mann, Scott
Mathias, Dr Tania
Maynard, Paul
McCartney, Karl
McLoughlin, rh Mr Patrick
Menzies, Mark
Mercer, Johnny
Merriman, Huw
Metcalfe, Stephen
Miller, rh Mrs Maria
Milling, Amanda
Mills, Nigel
Milton, rh Anne
Mitchell, rh Mr Andrew
Mordaunt, Penny
Morgan, rh Nicky
Morris, Anne Marie
Morris, David
Morris, James
Mowat, David
Mundell, rh David
Murray, Mrs Sheryll
Neill, Robert
Newton, Sarah
Nokes, Caroline
Norman, Jesse
Nuttall, Mr David
Offord, Dr Matthew
Opperman, Guy
Osborne, rh Mr George
Parish, Neil
Patel, rh Priti
Paterson, rh Mr Owen
Pawsey, Mark
Penning, rh Mike
Penrose, John
Percy, Andrew
Perry, Claire
Phillips, Stephen
Philp, Chris
Pickles, rh Sir Eric
Pincher, Christopher
Poulter, Dr Daniel
Prentis, Victoria
Prisk, Mr Mark
Pritchard, Mark
Pursglove, Tom
Quin, Jeremy
Quince, Will
Raab, Mr Dominic
Redwood, rh John
Rees-Mogg, Mr Jacob
Robertson, Mr Laurence
Robinson, Mary
Rosindell, Andrew
Rudd, rh Amber
Rutley, David
Sandbach, Antoinette
Scully, Paul
Selous, Andrew
Shapps, rh Grant
Sharma, Alok
Shelbrooke, Alec
Simpson, rh Mr Keith
Skidmore, Chris
Smith, Chloe
Smith, Henry
Smith, Julian
Smith, Royston
Soames, rh Sir Nicholas
Solloway, Amanda
Soubry, rh Anna
Spelman, rh Mrs Caroline
Spencer, Mark
Stephenson, Andrew
Stevenson, John
Stewart, Bob
Stewart, Iain
Stewart, Rory
Stride, Mel
Stuart, Graham
Sturdy, Julian
Sunak, Rishi
Swayne, rh Mr Desmond
Swire, rh Mr Hugo
Syms, Mr Robert
Thomas, Derek
Throup, Maggie
Timpson, Edward
Tolhurst, Kelly
Tomlinson, Justin
Tomlinson, Michael
Tracey, Craig
Tredinnick, David
Trevelyan, Mrs Anne-Marie
Truss, rh Elizabeth
Tugendhat, Tom
Turner, Mr Andrew
Tyrie, rh Mr Andrew
Vaizey, Mr Edward
Vara, Mr Shailesh
Vickers, Martin
Walker, Mr Charles
Walker, Mr Robin
Wallace, Mr Ben
Warburton, David
Warman, Matt
Watkinson, Dame Angela
Wharton, James
Whately, Helen
Wheeler, Heather
White, Chris
Whittaker, Craig
Whittingdale, rh Mr John
Wiggin, Bill
Williams, Craig
Williamson, rh Gavin
Wilson, Mr Rob
Wollaston, Dr Sarah
Wood, Mike
Wragg, William
Wright, rh Jeremy
Zahawi, Nadhim
Simon Kirby
Jackie Doyle-Price oh im sorry did i name the scum bags what a shame, scum. all the name of the scummy mp’s people that said the £30 a week cut was ok.
Well Done Dave, ‘Tis only a matter of Public Record after all that the Electoral Voting Public know who’s voting for what IN THEIR NAME ! Lets hope that the same voting Public remember these people come the next election, and maybe even print it off and keep safe till that day !
Well done on naming these REAL SCROUNGERS, people “should stop noticing these things seriously!!” Theres millions of pounds being wasted on these leaches, it’s time it was stopped for good
daian collins you forgot from folkestone
Damian Collins you missed lol
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lol i will do the same thing with my twitter account lol
Name and Shame
I am going to print out this list and put on street’s everywhere even on buses, train and specially JOBCENTRE PLUS.
Shame all of you again and again when ever you saw your name (PLEASE).
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lol i will do the same thing with my twitter account lol
stewart jackson is my local mp for peterborough i wont be voting for him anymore dirty scum
not even a real news website
Adams, Nigel
Afriyie, Adam
Aldous, Peter
Allan, Lucy
Andrew, Stuart
Ansell, Caroline
Argar, Edward
Atkins, Victoria
Bacon, Mr Richard
Baker, Mr Steve
Baldwin, Harriett
Barclay, Stephen
Baron, Mr John
Barwell, Gavin
Bebb, Guto
Bellingham, Sir Henry
Benyon, Richard
Beresford, Sir Paul
Berry, Jake
Berry, James
Bingham, Andrew
Blackman, Bob
Blackwood, Nicola
Blunt, Crispin
Boles, Nick
Bone, Mr Peter
Borwick, Victoria
Bottomley, Sir Peter
Bradley, Karen
Brady, Mr Graham
Brazier, Mr Julian
Bridgen, Andrew
Brine, Steve
Brokenshire, rh James
Buckland, Robert
Burns, Conor
Burns, rh Sir Simon
Burrowes, Mr David
Burt, rh Alistair
Cairns, Alun
Carmichael, Neil
Cartlidge, James
Cash, Sir William
Caulfield, Maria
Chalk, Alex
Chishti, Rehman
Chope, Mr Christopher
Churchill, Jo
Clark, rh Greg
Cleverly, James
Clifton-Brown, Geoffrey
Coffey, Dr Thérèse
Collins, Damian
Colvile, Oliver
Costa, Alberto
Cox, Mr Geoffrey
Crabb, rh Stephen
Davies, Byron
Davies, Chris
Davies, David T. C.
Davies, Glyn
Davies, Dr James
Davies, Mims
Davies, Philip
Davis, rh Mr David
Dinenage, Caroline
Djanogly, Mr Jonathan
Donelan, Michelle
Dorries, Nadine
Double, Steve
Dowden, Oliver
Drax, Richard
Drummond, Mrs Flick
Duddridge, James
Duncan, rh Sir Alan
Duncan Smith, rh Mr Iain
Dunne, Mr Philip
Ellis, Michael
Ellison, Jane
Ellwood, Mr Tobias
Elphicke, Charlie
Eustice, George
Evans, Graham
Evans, Mr Nigel
Evennett, rh Mr David
Fabricant, Michael
Fallon, rh Michael
Fernandes, Suella
Field, rh Mark
Foster, Kevin
Fox, rh Dr Liam
Francois, rh Mr Mark
Frazer, Lucy
Freeman, George
Freer, Mike
Fuller, Richard
Fysh, Marcus
Gale, Sir Roger
Garnier, rh Sir Edward
Garnier, Mark
Gauke, Mr David
Ghani, Nusrat
Gibb, Mr Nick
Gillan, rh Mrs Cheryl
Glen, John
Goldsmith, Zac
Goodwill, Mr Robert
Gove, rh Michael
Graham, Richard
Gray, Mr James
Grayling, rh Chris
Green, Chris
Green, rh Damian
Greening, rh Justine
Grieve, rh Mr Dominic
Griffiths, Andrew
Gummer, Ben
Gyimah, Mr Sam
Halfon, rh Robert
Hall, Luke
Hammond, rh Mr Philip
Hammond, Stephen
Hancock, rh Matthew
Hands, rh Greg
Harper, rh Mr Mark
Harrington, Richard
Harris, Rebecca
Hart, Simon
Haselhurst, rh Sir Alan
Hayes, rh Mr John
Heald, Sir Oliver
Heappey, James
Heaton-Harris, Chris
Heaton-Jones, Peter
Henderson, Gordon
Herbert, rh Nick
Hinds, Damian
Hoare, Simon
Hollingbery, George
Hollinrake, Kevin
Hollobone, Mr Philip
Holloway, Mr Adam
Hopkins, Kris
Howarth, Sir Gerald
Howell, John
Howlett, Ben
Huddleston, Nigel
Hunt, rh Mr Jeremy
Hurd, Mr Nick
Jackson, Mr Stewart
James, Margot
Javid, rh Sajid
Jayawardena, Mr Ranil
Jenkin, Mr Bernard
Jenkyns, Andrea
Jenrick, Robert
Johnson, Boris
Johnson, Gareth
Johnson, Joseph
Jones, Andrew
Jones, rh Mr David
Jones, Mr Marcus
Kawczynski, Daniel
Kennedy, Seema
Knight, rh Sir Greg
Knight, Julian
Kwarteng, Kwasi
Lancaster, Mark
Leadsom, Andrea
Lee, Dr Phillip
Leigh, Sir Edward
Leslie, Charlotte
Letwin, rh Mr Oliver
Lewis, Brandon
Lewis, rh Dr Julian
Lidington, rh Mr David
Lilley, rh Mr Peter
Lopresti, Jack
Lord, Jonathan
Loughton, Tim
Lumley, Karen
Mackinlay, Craig
Mackintosh, David
Main, Mrs Anne
Mak, Mr Alan
Malthouse, Kit
Mann, Scott
Mathias, Dr Tania
Maynard, Paul
McCartney, Karl
McLoughlin, rh Mr Patrick
Menzies, Mark
Mercer, Johnny
Merriman, Huw
Metcalfe, Stephen
Miller, rh Mrs Maria
Milling, Amanda
Mills, Nigel
Milton, rh Anne
Mitchell, rh Mr Andrew
Mordaunt, Penny
Morgan, rh Nicky
Morris, Anne Marie
Morris, David
Morris, James
Mowat, David
Mundell, rh David
Murray, Mrs Sheryll
Neill, Robert
Newton, Sarah
Nokes, Caroline
Norman, Jesse
Nuttall, Mr David
Offord, Dr Matthew
Opperman, Guy
Osborne, rh Mr George
Parish, Neil
Patel, rh Priti
Paterson, rh Mr Owen
Pawsey, Mark
Penning, rh Mike
Penrose, John
Percy, Andrew
Perry, Claire
Phillips, Stephen
Philp, Chris
Pickles, rh Sir Eric
Pincher, Christopher
Poulter, Dr Daniel
Prentis, Victoria
Prisk, Mr Mark
Pritchard, Mark
Pursglove, Tom
Quin, Jeremy
Quince, Will
Raab, Mr Dominic
Redwood, rh John
Rees-Mogg, Mr Jacob
Robertson, Mr Laurence
Robinson, Mary
Rosindell, Andrew
Rudd, rh Amber
Rutley, David
Sandbach, Antoinette
Scully, Paul
Selous, Andrew
Shapps, rh Grant
Sharma, Alok
Shelbrooke, Alec
Simpson, rh Mr Keith
Skidmore, Chris
Smith, Chloe
Smith, Henry
Smith, Julian
Smith, Royston
Soames, rh Sir Nicholas
Solloway, Amanda
Soubry, rh Anna
Spelman, rh Mrs Caroline
Spencer, Mark
Stephenson, Andrew
Stevenson, John
Stewart, Bob
Stewart, Iain
Stewart, Rory
Stride, Mel
Stuart, Graham
Sturdy, Julian
Sunak, Rishi
Swayne, rh Mr Desmond
Swire, rh Mr Hugo
Syms, Mr Robert
Thomas, Derek
Throup, Maggie
Timpson, Edward
Tolhurst, Kelly
Tomlinson, Justin
Tomlinson, Michael
Tracey, Craig
Tredinnick, David
Trevelyan, Mrs Anne-Marie
Truss, rh Elizabeth
Tugendhat, Tom
Turner, Mr Andrew
Tyrie, rh Mr Andrew
Vaizey, Mr Edward
Vara, Mr Shailesh
Vickers, Martin
Walker, Mr Charles
Walker, Mr Robin
Wallace, Mr Ben
Warburton, David
Warman, Matt
Watkinson, Dame Angela
Wharton, James
Whately, Helen
Wheeler, Heather
White, Chris
Whittaker, Craig
Whittingdale, rh Mr John
Wiggin, Bill
Williams, Craig
Williamson, rh Gavin
Wilson, Mr Rob
Wollaston, Dr Sarah
Wood, Mike
Wragg, William
Wright, rh Jeremy
Zahawi, Nadhim
Simon Kirby
Jackie Doyle-Price
lol nice list its like mine lol =D now we have the names, its time to make a memes lol
PRICELESS Dave Silcock! Shared the hell out of the list, THANK YOU!!!
The War is just beginning! “Ça Ira, Ça Ira, Ça Ira! Les Aristocrats á la lanterns”
From the French Revolution – roughly translated “We will hang the [Aristocrats] rich from our street lanterns”
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Name them all and have them hiding away the way some disabled people have to do because they can only just afford to live and that’s all.