UPDATED: 7 January, 2015 -- Why is the cash-strapped taxpayers still having to pay for Cameron's and Osborne's campaign for the General Election???????? They added already another £500billion debts to the UK while they filling their pockets. It shows their thick nerve and audacity they have all along. Is it not illegal as well?????
UPDATE: 28 April 2014 -- The luxurious dinner party at 10 Downing Street are only held with invited guests. To belong to this circle cost you yearly £50,000. It was revealed that one of the last dinner parties raise £41million for the Conservative Party.
The Conservative party is getting rich while they pointing their finger at ordinary people and demand austerity.
It appears now that the reduction of the 50p top rate tax
was all well prepared even before the Budget was announced. Is that what austerity is all about?
Evidence was discovered that the moment the reduction was
announced wealthy backers, nobody but David Cameron’s friends, gave the Tory
party £150,000. Apparently both of them demanded lower tax rates. All it is for
the ordinary people to say: “Well done Mr Cameron and just look after your own.”
The Electoral Commission regulating party finance has
revealed that Sir Anthony Bamford‘s company JCB Research gave £70,000 on March
21. Michael Spencer who runs IPGI gave £81,000 the day after. Sir Anthony and
Mr Spencer requested several times for a reduction of the top tax rate. Well
they certainly been grateful to Mr Cameron and Mr Osborne.
Mr Henry Angest gave £12,500 through his company Flowidea.
He was even more punctual than his two friends. He sends his donation two weeks
before the Budget was announced. How on earth did he know? There must have been
a big crystal ball round.
It is also reported that the Tories received altogether
£560,000 during the first three months at the beginning of the year. The donors
were all guest at No 10 Downing Street or Chequers, the Premier Minister’s official
country estate.
Peter Cruddas was the biggest donor with £200,000 but he
then boasting that he can arrange direct contacts to the Premier Minister for
wealthy donors who then could “fed in” their views. When the scandal broke he
was forced to resign but only because of public pressure.
All this give us only a climbs what really goes on and of
how politics are decided and made. If
that is the idea of David Cameron’s 'big society' we can do without it. It looks
like it is going back to Victorian times where men, women and children had to
work under the most appalling conditions and were looked upon as garbage. It won’t
take much longer under the constant cuts and cuts and cuts.
Remember the hypocritical behaviour when David Cameron was
cycling around but as soon as he was elected he and his friends have shown their real faces.
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