Originally Posted by Expounder It has emerged Conservative billionair donor Lord Ashcroft who has repeatedly refused to declare his tax status in Britain, and Willaim Hague who [forgive the pun] is remarkably vague about revealing the truth about Ashcroft's tax status have together both made a secretive visit to Cuba in march 2009. It's known the two men extremely close, and Hague who has issued assurances of Ashcroft's legitimate tax status has been travelling by virtue Ashcroft's hospitality being flown on his private plane and staying on his yacht. What Ashcroft's visit to "Communist" Cuba with the need to be accompanied by a Tory frontbencher was about is a mystery. As most of Ashcroft's financial interests are in Belize and the Caribbean and he doesn't spend time visiting various ...
Originally Posted by Expounder 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. ...
Originally Posted by Expounder If the current younger generation lived on the calories consumed by today's current pensioners through their lives and were as active as today's pensioners in their youth It would save the state including the NHS billions in treatment and benefits. Today's people of working age who gorge themselves into the condition of unemployable obesity are the biggest problem.and drain on the state. At least today's pensioners worked most of their lives contributed their share into the national kitty and had the same proportion of their earnings deducted at source through their working lives, and who worked the whole of their lives. Today's population suffering from self inflicted obesity and are unemployable will have contributed little or nothing into the kitty, but regard ...
Whilst we were sleeping, this past thirty years, the kingdom of the political princes was created. Princess Maggs, Prince Tony, Prince Gordanus and, if we are still sleeping, Prince Bullingdon will steal the crown and send us all to Sherwood for a very long camping holiday. After all, who needs the peasants getting in the way of the worthy rich. Surely we have had enough of these false princes, we need urgently to take our 'voting rights' away from party politicals and demand the rights to vote for the person we choose, not some party hack who buys his seat.
Originally Posted by Expounder Cameron's concentration on his main policy pledge to boost cash for the NHS deprived areas shows how desperately aware he his of his achilles heel. His recent meeting with NHS nurses for "reform" ie, privatisation has been downgraded as head line news in the Tory press In spite of being diametrically and Ideologically opposed to state medicine, he continues with his worthless pledges of defending and maintaining the NHS which he has previously promised to "ring fence" for the first year of office only. It's common knowledge that the whole of the conservative party with the exception of Cameron LoL! wants to privatise Medicine in Britain. He knows the eyes of a suspicious electorate are on him and will distrust his pledges ...
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