andy97

iTrader: (1)

Will Milliband repeat his allegations about Lord Fink outside the safety ring of parliament and will Lord Fink sue, if he does?

Who is going to have egg their face or a life crippling legal bill

jonc

Of course not, he's a spineless dweeb.

Dingdongler

+1


Fink has bascically asked him to step outside and settle the issue like a man.

ReallyReallyGoodMeat

More importantly, who gives a s**t?! One rich bloke moaning about the tax affairs of another rich bloke. Yawwwwwwwwwwn!

c_maguire

Common theme with Labour slinging unconfirmed muck about at the moment. They're desperate.

Although if the audience (voters) are receptive to it as Labour believe then some of it may stick, true or not.

Bash the rich, bash the rich, bash the rich................
The irony must be lost on the Shadow Cabinet.

andy97

iTrader: (1)

I agree the argument is nothing to worry about. The interesting aspect is are either willing to risk to their reputation, financial standing

PaulC72

it would make a good story if he did say it outside, but he won't cause he is a tosser.

Chip

If he does it will be very carefully worded.

c_maguire

So, Milliband's response to Fink is to attempt to criminalise tax avoidance in the public perception.
What a surprise.
Their intention for this election appears to revolve around widening the rift between the 'haves' and 'have nots' by what can only be negative campaigning.
I suppose they have little else to offer.

andy97

iTrader: (1)

Well there are now 'some dodgy donors' and Lord Fink wasn't the ones who labour were pointing the finger at hahaha