Cameron and his team have resorted to fiddling the crime figures to show that crime has increased.
BBC Home affairs editor Mark Easton on his blog has rubbished Cameron's claim that "Britain is a broken society" Challenged by Mark Easton about his statement and his selective quoting of figures published before 2002 [which cannot be compared following the way the police recorded violent incidents in England and Wales] A Tory spokesman lamely insisted all the figures we used are published by the Home Office.
Cameron's call for immediate for cuts in government spending on taking office has been slammed by the expert financier George Soros who made billions out of the last Tory economic cock up on black Wednesday which put Britain into the red overnight. He says quote "Since the adjustment process to the recession is incomplete there is a need for additional stimulus. The political resistance to it increases the chances of a double dip in the economy and after that" unquote. Who would you trust out of those two be right.
Cameron's real intentions are beginning to unravel and his trawling of the bottom of a stinking barrel for non existent dirt to dish on the government is becoming more obvious by the day. In His desperation to seek the knockout blow to floor Labour, his spin doctors are clutching at too many flimsy straws which because of their inaccuracies turn out able to be used against the Tories themselves. That with his proposed financial incentives for the better off in society exposes his complete hypocrisy.
Cameron is out of step with the rest of the world and respected impartial economists. If he wins, it's back to the 80s and a real broken Britain as they created last time.
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