Hypocritical charity boss makes an utter fool of himself
The charity boss who stated that charity bosses earnings were “not excessive” this week it transpires had his 60th birthday party at the House of Lords paid for by donations.
In a post on his blog, Sir Stephen Bubb, whom was disqualified as a Labour councillor in 1986 for five years, wrote:
Two stories to keep beside you
Wally of the Week: Vicky Pryce
Vicky Pryce’s appearance at the House of Lords is just priceless Vicky Pryce, just like Katie Price, is a woman who can’t keep her mouth shut. Just out of jail, she’s been at the House of Lords today spouting off about the Eurozone crisis.
Wally of the Week: Alan Yentob
Alan Yentob shows himself as a man incapable of admitting his failings
“‘It seemed just right to celebrate my 60th with a tea party in the House of Lords”.
“I even had a note from Ed Miliband to wish me well, though as he said ‘60; hard to believe it’. And a card from Tony and Cherie Blair. Tony’s nice note was rather touching ‘thanks for your fantastic contribution to the nation and its voluntary sector’”.
This ridiculous individual is a hypocrite of the first order. For that reason, he is our Wally of the Week.
Subscribe to our free once daily email newsletter here:[contact-form-7 id=”225″ title=”Contact form 1″]
Readers have their say
2 comments
Another case of blatantly undeserved knighthood! How do such bragging idiots make it to the honours list?
They do the bidding of those who have in their power the gift of a knighthood.