Tory Policies Force Britain’s Poorest Families To Suffer The Most

(Acclaimed News) A newly released report has revealed, as many have suspected, that British taxes are currently weighted in such a way that hits the poorest families harder than the richest ones. With the Tories considering tax cuts for the rich, and reducing benefits plus tax credits for the poor that situation could get worse instead of better.

Tory policies force Britain’s poorest families to suffer the most

I've noticed that with council tax. If you assume that the value of the property is directly related to the salary earned by the person, you'll see that council tax on a slight incline (from £800 to 2000), that the values of the property (from £40K to £1 million).

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The most powerful blaming the weakest for the nations economic woes is not new. What is staggering is how the masses believe it and turn on their own kind.

If only the masses would learn how money is created and how there need not be any poverty, homeless, house repossessions, free eduction, free health care for all and livable pensions for all. ''

All they have to do is just go learn how money is created by reading this free Ebook. Banks Lie by Chris Fields.

a reply to: Azureblue people will deny it, but we have an extremely right wing press in the UK which manufactures consent for these type of policies and as you say pits one against another.

originally posted by: Azureblue
a reply to: newsaddict

The most powerful blaming the weakest for the nations economic woes is not new. What is staggering is how the masses believe it and turn on their own kind.

If only the masses would learn how money is created and how there need not be any poverty, homeless, house repossessions, free eduction, free health care for all and livable pensions for all. ''

All they have to do is just go learn how money is created by reading this free Ebook. Banks Lie by Chris Fields.

For the most part people dont care,they are too well entertained and busy,when the bills go up forwhatever reason it is just factored into the budget as a normal expense

What everyone in UK doesn't understand is that tax credit system was launched to give large shareholders access to public money. This is done by subsidising poor wages and allowing shareholders to receive a dividend larger then the tax credit bill for said company. We should list all companies that pay dividends to shareholders whilst claiming tax credits for its poorly paid employees. I will begin by accusing TESCO of money laundering the public purse in favour of shareholders.
Next in line is the post office sell off. It even connects our politicians openly laundering 100 million £s.

We are at war with shareholders. The war is not to rid ourselves of them but stop new ones being created.
Sorry if its off thread but its my first post.

God save the queen. That is all that really matters.

Hardly, its been done because staying pregnant, and having bajillions of children should NOT be a career choice.