Viking Supporters Co-operative
Viking Chat => Off Topic => Topic started by: IC1967 on January 26, 2014, 01:27:47 pm
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I thoroughly recommend you all sign up to keep abreast of how the Tories are helping hardworking people.
http://forhardworkingpeople.com/
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I expect this to be nice and impartial...
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I did it. Just found it to be typical political propaganda.
What about the negative side of the impact they've caused. I'm not just having a dig at the Tory party neither. Every government can provide the positive impacts of their actions. But for me to take anything politicians say seriously I need both sides of the argument, based on facts and impartial information.
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I did it. Just found it to be typical political propaganda.
What about the negative side of the impact they've caused. I'm not just having a dig at the Tory party neither. Every government can provide the positive impacts of their actions. But for me to take anything politicians say seriously I need both sides of the argument, based on facts and impartial information.
Welcome on-board. I've got my hands full exposing the terrible mess Labour made of things. Rest assured everything I post is impartial and is based on fact. Hopefully Billy will try and put the case for the other side, however he is is hard left and this does affect his impartiality considerably.
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Certainly hardworking people.
And always having to work ever harder.
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This is what I got back. What a marvelous track-record.
Here's what we have done to help you and hardworking people in your area:
Saved you £700 a year by cutting income tax. We are cutting income tax for 25 million people, and have taken 2.4 million of the lowest paid workers out of income tax altogether – helping hardworking people be more financially secure.
Saved you £364 a year on petrol by freezing Fuel Duty and cancelling Labour’s planned rises – giving you more money to spend on the things that matter.
Helped people provide for their families by getting 136,000 more people into work in Yorkshire and the Humber since 2010. We’ve helped create jobs by backing businesses with better infrastructure and lower jobs taxes – and there are now a million more people in work across the UK than in 2010.
Reduced crime by 14% in South Yorkshire - making your community safer.
Taken difficult decisions to tackle the deficit and keep mortgage rates low for hardworking families. Just a 1% rise in mortgage rates would increase the average family’s bill by £1,000.
Cut the cost of childcare for parents of 3 and 4 year olds by £400 a year.
Protected children online by forcing internet providers to install automatic Family Friendly Filters blocking inappropriate material.
Capped benefits so no out-of-work household can claim more than the average family earns by working - so we reward those who want to work hard and get on in life.
Reduced the national deficit by a third – so we deal with our debts and safeguard our economy for the long term.
Reduced immigration by nearly a third – so our economy delivers for hardworking people who play by the rules.
Pledged an in-out referendum on Europe by the end of 2017.
We're delivering the best schools and skills for young people - with 1.5 million new apprenticeships giving people the chance to get on in life.
And we're forcing energy companies to put customers on the lowest tariff.
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Funny that isn't it... It's exactly the same I got.
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Reducing the deficit by a third isn't dealing with the debt, whilst ever there is a deficit the debt is still growing.
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Reducing the deficit by a third isn't dealing with the debt, whilst ever there is a deficit the debt is still growing.
Agreed. They should be cutting much faster and further. The national debt is now way out of control. Although now out of date the following link is a good source of facts about our national debt. Things are now much worse.
http://www.debtbombshell.com/
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We'll all be speaking Chinese in 20 years anyway
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IC1967 in boring party political broadcast on behalf of tory party.
Bore off....
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I'll have you know I've never voted Tory. The only party that is ever likely to get my vote is UKIP. Of all the options open to me, Labour would be at the very bottom.
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TBH there is little difference between New Labour and Tories now