Enough is enough!

REDNEOL wrote:Ivanhoe , ethical , moral government should not be a utopian dream , after the 2008 banking debacle and MPs expenses etc , the public should demand clarity and a solid moral compass from government .
They are in hock in perpetuity to the big conglomerates who require dividends for shareholders , while the rest of us suffer!

REDNEOL wrote:Ivanhoe , your not wrong , the next election will in truth be the end of Cameron ,unless they have some secret stash of cash to bribe the electorate with , Christine Legarde is distancing herself from Gideon , the IMF have whispered in his shell like to reverse his austerity plans , I hope the tory knives come out for Scameron as they did for Maggie , that's the way the tories do business . I cannot see the public voting for a party trying to privatise the NHS , introducing the waves of cuts and outrageous austerity measures across the UK

REDNEOL wrote:Ivanhoe , it's 3.00am and I could eat a tory on toast with some branston pickle , washed down with some strong coffee

Keep up the great work your doing on this forum , plenty of great reading matter to be absorbed and pondered , nice pix also .

Is this Osborne at Thatchers funeral or wot yeah music to my ears !

REDNEOL wrote:Good stuff Michael , keep up the good work on Link-Age Uk Wide

timsons wrote:I agree with most of the utterings contained within these postings, but how do we propose to bring about changes? I agree we have the General Election and Local Elections, but surely we should do more.

timsons wrote:I do not wish to be negative, the fact that I agree with most is good for me. I am new to this group, so mainly spending time browsing at present and getting to know the site. But I do agree enough is enough, of these disastrous austerity policies.Thanks.

timsons wrote:Again, I agree it is the poorest that are suffering the most. During the collapse, this crisis has eaten away more than £12 trillion in public funds. And that was our money.The situation is likely to get worse and we will all see the consequences of this deep rooted problem unfold across the cities, towns and villages of Britain. No one will escape the fall out and pensioners and those vulnerable are likely to be the most affected. Our system needs to be repaired and much more than that we need to find alternative ways of living. It is Tory right wing policy in supporting a broken system, which they have self interests. Austerity is there word to make it all seem less painful, I also agree. Must walk the dogs now.

mild-red wrote:I hope I dont get this wrong,not sure if this will add on the bottom of the page, by way of 'getting to know each other' I will share my opinions. (for what they are worth) 
I agree with 'timsons' post of sunday at 4.23 pm
yes Ivanhoe The Tory's are bastards and i'm being polite too. lol
 and I agree that the Tory's in this Tory lead coalition are using the deficit as a cover to reduce the role of the state and welfare

Hi Mild-red, Yes timsons post was spot on.  Yes the Tory's are dismantling the State and welfare, and they are getting away with it via a compliant media.

Ivanhoe

Morgana wrote:I SO agree that enough is enough. I am a victim of the so-called 'Welfare Reforms' ..I'm just entering my 4th cycle of Atos 'processing'  Despite having been officially retired from teaching and any other employment due to ill-health they continually find me 'fit-for-work' and I am forced to jump through the metaporical hoops of the appeals and Tribunal system in order to get back my entitlement which they keep stripping from me. I am in a wheelchair with multiple physical conditions and degenerative disease. I will never be 'cured'. I have enough of a struggle to get through each day without all this extra stress. I am once again in despair. The assesments are DESIGNED to make you fail them...if you can press a button...you are fit for work... :(When will this appalling ConDemnation of a government be held to account for the thousands who have died both directly and indirectly as a result of this most cruel of all the cuts ?

Morgana wrote:No Ivanhoe....I don't suppose they will ever be held accountable for what they have done...every time they get criticised by those in authority...they just create new, emergency legislation to keep themselves out of trouble  My greatest hope for the sick and disabled is that the United Nations will send over another Special Rapporteur to investigate the deaths and suffering due to the DWP/Atos WCA's.

jeanybeanie wrote:Hi all,l have just joined the group.l was saddened to read of your plight through interegation Morgana,l sincerely hope you can win your case........    This government have ruined so many lives they should hang their heads in shame,unfortunatly they are not human enough.