London protests

[RonJeremy]

Apart from the tax bit?

 

No I think they are clamping down on Tax evasion and aggressive tax avoidance.

 

Obviously tax avoidance like Capital allowances, Gift aid, Tax codes, legitimate incentives, ISAs etc will stay.

 

https://fullfact.org/economy/tax_evasion_avoidance-42096

[Bonzo77]

No I think they are clamping down on Tax evasion and aggressive tax avoidance.

 

:hihi:

[anarchist]

But the banks have contributed far more to the British economy than the low skilled migrant minimum wage workers will ever contribute. The banks didn't give us the massive debt, that was government spending more each year than they receive. Lets get the tax off people that owe it and lets stop supporting people that can work but won't work, lets stop importing cheap Labour that take more out than they have put in, and lets stop paying for people to live in house that are bigger than they need. Lets also cut the waste out of the public sector.

 

Something like 9 or 10% of all tax collected in the UK goes to pay the interest on the money we owe.

[Bonzo77]

Something like 9 or 10% of all tax collected in the UK goes to pay the interest on the money we owe.

 

Sounds ridiculous doesn't it? "money WE owe"?!!!

[RonJeremy]

Sounds ridiculous doesn't it? "money WE owe"?!!!

 

It does - the money we (the net taxpayers) owe to other people and institutions who propped up the country when the last lot had emptied the coffers and some. Overspending and running a deficit in times of boom left us with no money in times of bust. Of course they had done away with boom and bust, so they didn't need to save for a rainy day. Delusional criminals they are.

[Bonzo77]

It does - the money we (the net taxpayers) owe to other people and institutions who propped up the country when the last lot had emptied the coffers and some. Overspending and running a deficit in times of boom left us with no money in times of bust. Of course they had done away with boom and bust, so they didn't need to save for a rainy day. Delusional criminals they are.

 

That they are. Greedy, powerful, rich people. The downfall of ordinary folk.

[RonJeremy]

That they are. Greedy, powerful, rich people. The downfall of ordinary folk.

 

But sadly Blair Brown Balls and co will not go to prison along with the Natwest 3 and the others

[I1L2T3]

But sadly Blair Brown Balls and co will not go to prison along with the Natwest 3 and the others

 

" I can confirm for the first time that a Conservative Government will adopt [the Government's] spending totals. Total government spending will rise by 2 per cent a year in real terms, from £615 billion next year to £674 billion in the year 2010-11. Like Labour, we will review the final year’s total in a spending review in 2009. The result of adopting these spending totals is that under a Conservative Government there will be real increases in spending on public services, year after year."

 

George Osborne, 2007

[Bonzo77]

But sadly Blair Brown Balls and co will not go to prison along with the Natwest 3 and the others

 

Nothing to do with Tory or Labour. Osborne and Cameron are just as bad. They've borrowed more, they went to court to keep banker bonuses uncapped. They rule by fear and use the power of their media to draw people's attention to migrants and people on benefits. They're all scum!

[SteveJ68]

" I can confirm for the first time that a Conservative Government will adopt [the Government's] spending totals. Total government spending will rise by 2 per cent a year in real terms, from £615 billion next year to £674 billion in the year 2010-11. Like Labour, we will review the final year’s total in a spending review in 2009. The result of adopting these spending totals is that under a Conservative Government there will be real increases in spending on public services, year after year."

 

George Osborne, 2007

 

A bit of black ice for the Tories on here that mate, they all seemed to have sweeeeeerrvved it.