Watching Dateline London earlier today (the discussion admirably led by Carole Walker) they discussed the Flowers Co-Op scandal (Flowersgate? Co-Opgate? Snorting-fleecing-bungling-gate?).
Thomas Kielinger from Die Welt said "This is the sort of thing that happens in third world countries".
Abdul Bari-Atwan from Al Quds Al Arabi said (about the Reverend Flowers) "This is the cream of the Labour Party".
My goodness, what must the world think of us.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b03k5z00
Here the Rev Flowers tells us he met Ed Balls (more than once): http://www.parliament.uk/documents/commons-committees/treasury/TC%206-11-13.pdf How many meetings were there? What did they talk about? (the Rev Flowers says they did not talk about the Co-Op banking operations, so what did they talk about? - donations to the Labour party? - the Flowers view of Labour policy development?).
Thomas Kielinger from Die Welt said "This is the sort of thing that happens in third world countries".
Abdul Bari-Atwan from Al Quds Al Arabi said (about the Reverend Flowers) "This is the cream of the Labour Party".
My goodness, what must the world think of us.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b03k5z00
Here the Rev Flowers tells us he met Ed Balls (more than once): http://www.parliament.uk/documents/commons-committees/treasury/TC%206-11-13.pdf How many meetings were there? What did they talk about? (the Rev Flowers says they did not talk about the Co-Op banking operations, so what did they talk about? - donations to the Labour party? - the Flowers view of Labour policy development?).
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