Online parliamentary information office: Let's face it, if anyone wanted to listen, many of us could draw attention to some of the huge numbers of people invcolved in this and other benefit scams. There are clear rules for benefit-recipients and clearly many of thse rules are being broken, but who is interested in doing anything about specific cases and abuses?
Online parliamentary information office: Day after day we learn from ministers about waste on a massive scale! Oh yes they spout off but do nothing. They all talk a good talk and hope to show us how tough they are, but just how long do these fools actually need to achieve anything?
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Online parliamentary information office: But pensioners have passed a huge debt to the future generations, and also expect them to pay double what there property is actually worth so they can downsize and spend the profit seeing the world.Its the young that have been well and truly shafted, at least you pensioners had it good for most your lives.Online parliamentary information office: The political elite are now the enemy of the people.They want to destroy all possibility of independence from the state for the ordinary citizen.They are secretly conspiring Common Purpose Marxists.The enemy within. Social Profile of parliamentary information office more social network
Online parliamentary information office: I too have seen the horrific conditions that the poor slum children in Mumbai live in. I don't know how any human being can allow this to happen, but whilst the terrible caste system exists in India, these children are condemed to a life of servitude.
However, many of the other bloggers have made valid points. Child poverty rose under labour and people like you Tessa ignored this. Also, many of the things you describe are happening here in Britain. Many children are sent off for arranged marriages and forced into domestic servitude. However, to say this or to critisise this in the UK would benow classed as racist thanks to the stupid Hate laws you brought in. They are now used to shut down critism
Well done Tessa - you and your last government held womens rights back 30 years. I find you hypocritical and the last person who should try and make themselves feel good with this worthy cause. You helped create it in the UK
Online parliamentary information office: Nurturing dreams against the odds was made much harder by this woman's despicable lot, shutting up and atoning is what she and her's should be doing.
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Online parliamentary information office: A) You express your opinion: say what you think is in your country's and constituents' best interests.
B) If this doesn't concord with the party line then you are off-message.
C) ERGO: You are clearly selfish, traitorous and generally idiotic.
Of course, in many regimes, C) is enough to get you shot, or hung drawn and quartered or in the case of the Spanish Inquisition in the Middle Ages, burned alive.
What Oborne doesn't get (any more than Cameron) is that people are SICK AND TIRED of this brainless and immoral way of doing politics.
PS "constituents" = THE PEOPLE WHO VOTED for you and who pay your salary. Remember those poor sods?
Online parliamentary information office: The responsibility here lies with Cameron and his close team of the last 8 years. They have betrayed their party principles, MPs, Local Associations, and wider supporters, the people of this country as well as our heritage and future.
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Online parliamentary information office: Well the EZ has done well moved the crisis into 2013, got Ireland more stable (after the horse had bolted), got Greece and Portugal out of the banner headlines and dimmed the flares of Spain's incendiary economy.
Sent us Burlesquoni to entertain and imply the EZ is democratic.
And many thought it would be 10 moves away from a double rook mate by now.
I stick with end Q2 2013 and a French débacle.
Online parliamentary information office: Interesting 'fact'?
Prior to the 'Great Recession' Ireland's budget was in surplus.
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Britain already has a "Bill of Rights" ( dated 1689 ) !Online parliamentary information office: We may, or may not, "need" a new bill outlining the basic relationship between people, state and legislation, BUT PLEASE call it something else.This is mere pandering to TV culture's idea of US silliness. IF "we" want something then it should be what "we" want and decided upon our own terms with its own distinctive name, not a copy of an existing bill (either British or American).Every time some politician comes up with the idea of a "Bill of Rights" I get irate thinking, "what do you know of British history ?". I find it hilarious when politicians complain about modern educational standards.Online parliamentary information office: New Bill of Rights is it? So they want to formalise:-Your right to become a minority in your own CapitalYour right to have your young untrained while foreigners fill the jobs.Your Right to be mugged by gangs of ethnically related thugsYour right to fight social services when they think your underage daughter makes a lifestyle choice to prostitute herself?Your right to have your war memorials stripped of all metal?Online answer for parliamentary information office
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