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  Helping BoJo secure £800,000?
  Now that's soldiering.
context: Corruption needs to get treated a lot more severely than it currently is. >
  
  The budget of the Serious Fraud Office - who are tasked with investigating and prosecuting Fraud and Corruption in the UK, has fallen pretty much every single year since Thatcher's time, both under Tory and New Labour governments.
  A few years ago the head of the SFO in an interview said they only had the budget to handle ONE large case per-year.
  This is how there is oficially no corruption in Britain: the responsability for going after it has been placed in a single entity and then both Tory and Labour politicians cooperated to make it incapable of doing it's work so, lo and behold, there are no corrupt politicians as they're not even investigated much less prosecuted and convicted.
  For me the shocker is that even when the head of the SFO very openly admited they have almost no money, there was no outrage and most britons seemed (when I was there, 4 years ago) to think there was no corruption in Britain (oh how easy it is to deceive those who want to be deceived...) >
  
  Sadly it's only something I remember hearing and reading about maybe 6-8 years ago when was still living in the UK.
  The actual sources are long gone :/
  As for your numbers, try discounting the inflation to see what I mean.
  PS: Mind you, the recent bumping in their funding is after I left the UK and does seem good news. >
  
  the rich play by a different set of rules, while the poor go to jail for trying to survive. Whens the next revolution >
  
  Also the perceived rich and those that are fortunate to have been born into those circles, despite not having any actual money (Boris is as shit with money as he is at telling the truth). >
  
  Now that’s not soldiering >
  
  Sgt Harper agrees >
  
  So that's where my TV license money is going >
  
  Think you’re misunderstanding the story: money came from a bank loan, guaranteed by Blythe. Sharp introduced Blythe to Case. Why Blythe would offer the guarantee needs investigation. Not trying to be rude, just trying to help! >
  
  Awwww - that’s so sweet!