Who can trust Cameron's word? He talks about sleaze, open government how we are all in it together, yet he invites his rich friends to 10 Downing Street for supper and drinks It's only when he's caught out through some silly stupid MP talking to the media and is filmed talking about paying to see the prime minister that we really get to see what he's about. Have we forgotten the people he hired for ten Downing Street who were involved in the hacking scandal. Could he be arranging to line his own pocket with jobs once he leaves number ten just like Tony Blair, jobs for the well connected boys. But again he's instigating selling RBS off to Abu Dhabi consortium in the United Arab Emirates. for an amount that is only 26/27 pence a share when the tax payer put in over £48 billion and said that the tax payer would brake even if the share price rose to 50 pence a share. This from a prime minister and government that criticised Gordon Brown for selling off British gold at $400 an ounce when the price rose to around $1500 an ounce a few months later they ridiculed him asking what he had lost the British people and he's heading down the same path. Again pot, kettle, and black spring to mind. Corruption at every level of this government but so long as he and his rich cronies are OK it's fine.
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