Posted by Bendee on September 13, 2012 at 16:54:57 from (121.220.108.185):
In Reply to: Is this welfare fraud? posted by Sidekick on September 13, 2012 at 14:50:28:
Reading these reports you are becoming a Nation of dobbers, mind your own business.. If you want to do something get the law changed because what they are doing could be completely legal. The Authorities are getting paid to police these type of situations so they should get off their butt and get active.. Marvellous how many can make a decision of legality on the strength of a few words on this site.If it is illegal then there is a chance the law will eventually catch up with them.. Al Capone for instance.The population did not dislike his alcohol although illegal.So was he the only guilty one???
Just check what your Country pays to Hamid Karzai and his band of allegedly corrupt officials Why are there so many Lobbyists in the Halls of Government..Don't tell me these [$$$] don't change hands for some surreptetious benefit.. Look at the bigger picture. Leave the little man alone.
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