| RSAUB | Date: Thursday, 2013-08-08, 12:31 PM | Message # 1 |
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1. Jonathan Bell employs his wife as a part-time secretary and
researcher; employs Peter Robinson’s son as constituency manger and the
DUP leader’s daughter-in-law as a part-time secretary.
2. Paula Bradley employs her cousin as part-time office support.
3.Trevor Clarke employs his wife as a part-time clerical assistant.
4. Jonathan Craig paid his brother-in-law consultancy fees for design, update and maintenance of website.
5. Sammy Douglas employs his son as a researcher.
6.Gordon Dune employs his son as a researcher.
7.Alex Easton employs his wife as a part-time clerical officer with typing duties.
8. Paul Frew employs his wife as a full-time personal assistant and researcher.
9. Paul Girvan employs his son as a part-time researcher.
10. Brenda Hale employed her brother-in-law to refurbish her constituency office.
11. William Hay employs his brother-in-law as an office manager in his Derry constituency office.
12. William Irwin employs his daughter as a full-time office assistant.
13. Nelson McCausland employs his nephew as a constituency worker.
14. Ian McCrea employs his wife as a secretary and his brother-in-law as a researcher and personal assistant.
15. David McIlveen employs employs his father as a part-tme researcher.
16. Michelle Mcllveen employs her brother as a researcher and office manager.
17. Adrian McQuillan employs sister-in-law as a full-time researcher,
aunt as a part-time assistant secretary and jointly with two other
members, employs a nephew of George Robonson as a researcher.
18. Robin Newton employs his son as a researcher/constituency worker and wife as a secretary/office manager.
19. George Robinson employs his son as an office manger and personal
assistant and jointly with two other members, employs a nephew as a
researcher.
20. Peter Robinson employs his daughter as office manager.
21. Alastair Ross employs his sister-in-law as a constituency case worker.
22. Jimmy Spratt employs his wife as a part-time manager.
23. Gregory Campbell – jointly employs fellow MLA George Robinson’s son as a researcher.
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| Culzie | Date: Friday, 2013-08-09, 1:46 PM | Message # 2 |
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| Aye, and they all rode on the back of those who ended up dead or in jail to get where they are. And they are still using the ordinary people.
The PC party have the slogan 'principle before politics'. I hope that is the case and continues to be so but I have my doubts. You usually find that once they become involved in politics they behave like the rest. We know what has happened here with the 'not an inch' DUP but even across on the mainland we had John Prescott a one time 'shop steward' on the boats and later a Labour MP calling those in the House of Lords...''the vermin in ermine''. Now he sits in the House of Lords as one of those ''vermin in ermine''.
At worst they are all gangsters,at best they are all conmen! Their principle is....not to have a principle.
Ulster Protestants consider themselves to be a separate nation. This nation they call Ulster
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| RSAUB | Date: Friday, 2013-08-09, 3:44 PM | Message # 3 |
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| Very true, I think they are all soaked up into the political system. Basically they enjoy the thrill of politics and the gravy train that comes with it. There's very few Ministers these days who would ever resign over such a thing as principle. In Ulster the likes of Jim Allister and Bob McCartney are both exceptions compared to most of our other Unionist politicians, it's no coincidence that these two men of principle also earned their money outside the political field and were able to take decisions that they based to be best for their People and Country without being concerned about risking losing out on thousands.
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| Culzie | Date: Friday, 2013-08-09, 8:57 PM | Message # 4 |
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| Good point about Jim Allister and Bob McCartney. I would go along with that.
Ulster Protestants consider themselves to be a separate nation. This nation they call Ulster
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