Oct 012014
 
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Who2Vote4 LogoWe’re all in this together so the Tories say but that is not the case as we all know. Cameron and Osborne were the guests of honour at a lavish £25,000 party – just hours before they unveiled further savage spending cuts. They joined more than 60 senior Tories at one of Britain’s top restaurants for the exclusive event.

Billionaire financier Michael Spencer hosted and paid for the “thank you” bash at the Michelin-starred Simpson’s restaurant in Birmingham on Monday night The total drinks bill for the event for around 65 people came to just under £14,000. The food cost about £5,200 and the service charge was more than £2,000. The total bill came to around £25,000 – the same as a nurse’s salary for a whole year.

Then today in his speech Cameron finally said what we’ve all known all along and admitted he “resents” the poor.

Tory party aides rushed to say that the Eton educated PM didn’t really mean to say that and he just wasn’t able to read his autocue which begs the question is private education really worthwhile. Not only has Eton turned out a chancellor who has not even the remotest clue about basic Economics but a PM who can’t even read – I guess they are what is meant by the term the Eton Mess.

Cameron was apparently trying to claim that the Tories represent people living on council estates perhaps a bit unbelievable since Sam Cam has been reported to have being toting around a bag worth £14,000 this week at conference.

Most sickening of all though was dragging the memory of his son Ivan out to try to bolster his claim to care about the NHS. Anyone who can use the death of their disabled son to try to boost their popularity can only be considered scum.

And as for Osborne his bare-faced lies about the health of the economy are equally difficult to listen to. Public spending is going up and not down and the 6% rise in public borrowing this year could push the deficit up from £99 billion last year to over £105 billion this one. The two million jobs he claims have been created are mostly low or no pay none of which will help improve spending power and boost the economy.

Public sector pay rises will be pegged at 2% until at least 2017, benefit levels will be frozen. All those who are getting something for nothing –Iain Duncan Smith, Osborne and Cameron to name only a few are set to make sure that the rest of us will get continue to get nothing, and that not only increasing poverty but malnutrition, destitution and homelessness will continue to rise.

You can watch Cameron’s speech here

 

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  2 Responses to “We’re all in this together?”

  1. Firstly let thank you for your email today about the pontificating hypocrisy of greed by the hunger of ravenous wolverines in HM Government & their financial associates .
    Secondly, Today I spoke to someone whom I have for years regarded respected as a friend ,about you DPAC . I was saddened by how little he knew about you & your campaigns . It left me shocked on how little he really knows & understands about the plight of the disabled & ILF & so many other disability issues. I came home angry & perplexed then I read your email & realised how large a mountain we the disabled have to climb. Tomorrow I shall get my ice pick out again to climb that horrendous mountain glacier of public & private ignorance.

  2. If it is OK now to mention DC s poor son and I feel nobody has so far out of respect for the child’s memory. Maybe now is the time to publicly ask him why being aillionaire did he claim DLA when he did not need it to help his son as has substantial financial backing . but now he want it taken away from people who it is their ONLY FIRM OF SUPPORT and income. People who don’t have millions to fall back on. It must have been a drop in the ocean to him . I can I am sure remember an interview he gave while his son was still with us he admitted even boasted he claimed it. But nowtnhousands are struggling waiting for claims to be sorted and 20% he wants off completely wether they entitled ir not . All politians should. Also live on their wages like every one else ,not be able to claim thosands for food whatever. Maybe then we will get politians who really want thee job to help people and the country not just as easylife career leading g to good pention that very few other will get thanks this government.

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