Kwasi Kwarteng: who is he really working for?
The big question on the social media this morning refers to Chancellor Kwasi ‘Queasy’ Kwarteng and any jobs he may have on the side.
Private Eye revealed that Kwarteng had a second job, pocketing £20,000 per month working for his old employer Odey Asset Management, back in 2011:
Business Secretary Keasi Kwarteng defends politicians profiting from high finance. As @PrivateEyeNews reported a decade ago, he has a certain interest in the subject – https://t.co/iiUEcP0nUU pic.twitter.com/R7s9jiKU14
— richard brooks (@rbrooks45) March 31, 2021
Now questions are being asked about whether he is still taking money from Crispin Odey who, This Writer understands, made a huge amount of money from the crash Kwarteng engineered with his ‘fiscal event’ last month.
Apparently the Eye has mentioned it again:
Once again it falls to @PrivateEyeNews to conduct real journalism. This week they reveal Kwasi Kwarteng
has had a second job with Cripin Odey's hedge fund as a paid 'political advisor' at £20,000 a month ever since he was elected as an MP in 2010.Anyone surprised ?
— RS Archer (@archer_rs) October 11, 2022
But I’ve seen no evidence of it online.
The connection is still concerning and we need clarity. Doesn’t Parliament have a watchdog for these details?
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