Fabian Ed Balls Considers Ban on BNP Teachers

The government is investigating a possible ban on British National party members working as teachers in schools in a move that could challenge the legitimacy of the far-right party.

A source close to the schools secretary, Ed Balls, said there had been several meetings on the issue with teaching unions which are lobbying for a change in teachers' contracts to prevent them from working if they are members of far-right groups including the BNP. The issue was being "actively looked at", the source said.

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Ed Balls Has always been heavily involved with the Fabian Society so what room has he to talk. Maybe all Fabians should be banned from government posts!

Watch out Ed Balls You are being watched!

Home Education Stamped Upon by Illuminati

Balls and his Government cronies commissioned a report into Home Education under the guise of investigating whether or not the children who are taught at home could be under greater risk of abuse. What a joke that idea would be if the world weren’t treated so seriously. But it is, and so the report was produced and the government has accepted every bit of it.

Of course they have! They already knew what the outcome would be before the investigations took place. What would be the point of commissioning a report otherwise? This is government we are talking about here and its raison d’etre is the enslavement of its people.

If you are going to enslave your people you sure as hell don’t want them being educated. If they are educated they can see how to break free of the chains.

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Ed Balls ‘Ran’ Labour’s Smear Unit

ED BALLS, the schools secretary, used Damian McBride, the disgraced spin doctor, to smear ministerial rivals and advance his own ambitions, a Downing Street whistleblower has claimed.

In an explosive new twist to the e-mail affair, a No 10 insider has revealed that Balls was the mastermind behind a “dark arts” operation by McBride to undermine colleagues.

He claims the education secretary is running a destabilising “shadow operation” inside Downing Street to clear his path for the party leadership if Labour loses the next election.

The insider said: “There is now an operation within an operation at No 10 and it answers to Ed Balls.”

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Ed Balls and Yvette Cooper claim more than £300,000 in allowances

Mr Balls, the Schools Secretary, is one of Gordon Brown's closest allies and a potential future challenger for the Labour leadership. Miss Cooper, the Chief Secretary to the Treasury, may be in line for promotion in a summer reshuffle.

In 2007/08, Mr Balls claimed £155,556 in parliamentary allowances and expenses. Miss Cooper claimed £152,659.

Both claims were higher than the average of £144,176.
Together, the couple claimed £24,438 under the Additional Costs Allowance to fund a second home.

They use the money for a house in London which they register as their second home.
They list a house on Mr Balls' Yorkshire seat of Normanton as their primary residence, even though their children attend schools in London.

The Commons Standards and Privileges Committee last year rejected a Tory complaint about the couple's arrangements, saying they had done nothing wrong.

Between them, the couple also claimed more than £4,000 for transporting for their children.
Miss Cooper claimed £2095 for 56 journeys between London and her Pontefract seat. Mr Balls claimed £2010 for 47 journeys.

For their work in Government and in parliament, each of the couple is also paid a salary of £141,866.

Telegraph

That's over £600,000 pounds of our money to pay these greedy cash guzzling corrupt pigs!

They should all be sacked!!