Nadine Dorries SEN: Raving Mythomania Back Dishing Blog Crap

Nadine Dorries MP has her blog back. Her marbles are still missing. As is her "main home" for allowances purposes. But in this post she has decided to quibble over whether the Labour PPC for the town is entitled to state that he "fought" in Iraq. Nadine claims that her opponent, seen at an earlier post when he questioned Nadine's rather grandiose travel costs, in his uniform as a TA Officer who served with Military Intelligence when the Iraq War was in a full-blooded phase, back in 2003, extending his original six-month tour, is claiming "hero" status for himself.

Ms Nadine Dorries MP SEN-and-minibar must be crazy indeed to call someone else's career history into question. David Reeves has repeated his request for examination of Ms Dorries' travel claims is all. In light of the new era of scrutiny in which we find ourselves.

Here's my comment. Perhaps she will let it through, perhaps she will not. We'll see. We'll have to hope that Cameron does not ditch this mythomaniac, and that Mr Reeves gets to oust her through the ballot box:

This gentleman volunteered to serve in Iraq during far more serious hostilities than we've seen this past year or three, and whether he was engaged in hand to hand fighting or using his brains to direct others in that fight or simply serving alongside regular soldiers using roads where improvised roadside devices were killing their comrades I'd allow him "fought" if I were you Nadine.

Or would you take the verb away from the first female soldier (Corporal Sarah Bryant) - also in Military Intelligence - who was killed in action in Iraq? Is that where this is going?

You present yourself as a "Nurse" in association with expert views on abortion, or more recently on swine flu. In fact you had only one year of formal training as an SEN, a second tier nurse, equivalent of finishing just one year of SRN or now RGN training which was typically four years. Auxiliaries used to become SEN just by being there doing bedpans for a couple of years.

I really don't think quibbling about "fought" is a good idea here Nadine and I don't think this man claimed to be a hero as such. You're projecting. Your whole CV appears to have been self-aggrandised and truth-stretched beyond belief. You should take this post down and think again.

Smug comes before a fall.

PICTURE CREDIT: From The Sun. Military Intelligence soldier Corporal Sarah Bryant's coffin arrives home.