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MPs Making up rules
I see now that Labour MPs have stopped people taking pictures of delegates queueing up on the street to go into the Annual Conference.
Oliver Letwin (an MP) had his camer taken off him and a police officer deleted the images..................and the legality is where?
Oliver Letwin (an MP) had his camer taken off him and a police officer deleted the images..................and the legality is where?
Hmmm perhaps they have memories of something called the Economic League whose re[resentatives loved taking picyures of Labour members, trade unionists, peace campaigners and such and sold their names to businesses fo rmoney... I'm pretty sure they cost me at least one job.
But by-the-by if a member of another political party took pictures of me going into one of my party's functions I'd want to know why I shouldn't give him a kick up the arse in return, let alone delete his images
Ceri
But by-the-by if a member of another political party took pictures of me going into one of my party's functions I'd want to know why I shouldn't give him a kick up the arse in return, let alone delete his images
Ceri
According to the beeb, it wasn't Oliver Letwin whose camera was wiped, but Austin Mitchell. This is even wierder as Mitchell is a Labour MP. Perhaps he's just not Blairite enough for them. We shouldn't be surprised, at an event where, reportedly, an 80-something bloke was manhandled out of the conference for shouting "rubbish" and "nonsense" at Jack Straw, following which he was banned under anti-terrorism (!!!) laws from returning to the conference.
