No question asked or for sure no demand for refunding - £3bn -
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| IAN DUNCAN SMITH, HEAD OF DWP AT THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF £12BN WELFARE CUT HE WAS ACTUALLY HOPPING ABOUT WITH JOY HOPEFULLY IT WILL COME BACK TO HAUNT HIM |
It is widely
known that once you are in Prime Minister David Cameron‘s good book the page
will never be ripped out. It is not in his favour because a Prime Minister can
not afford bad apples.
Ian Duncan Smith,
head of the Department of Work and Pension, is losing £3billion a year due to
fraud and error.
Apart from
his ‘great idea’ of reforming the Welfare System to save money which should
have been fully operational April two years ago; Ian Duncan Smith is costing
the taxpayers a fortune and lives.
£500million
of equipment for a new computer system which does the Universal Credit
automatically
£1,5million
a year of extra staff to cope with the extra work.
£44million
bonus paid in 2013/14 for created a mess. The figure for 2014/15 had not been
revealed yet.
£3billion
for loss to fraud and error last year
Most of all
and the worst of it all is the 2,400 people committed suicide or starved to
death because Ian Duncan Smith cut off their welfare payments and they were
left with no money at all.
Neither Ian
Duncan Smith nor Prime Minister David Cameron showed any remorse at all about
the revelation.
On the
contrary, David Cameron supports the £12billion cut of Welfare and Ian Duncan
Smith went ballistic with joy when Chancellor George Osborne announced it.
£12billion Welfare cut on top of an already starving public is so heartless and will bring the million families further down into poverty. How IDS could have hopped about with joy?
£12billion Welfare cut on top of an already starving public is so heartless and will bring the million families further down into poverty. How IDS could have hopped about with joy?
Food banks
multiplying already by the week and now there are vouchers given out to be used
to heat their homes. Last winter, which
was mild in comparison, 40,000 people died of hypothermia. People had to choose
for the last five years between buying food or heating their home in a 6th
richest country and 21 Century.
But
apparently Prime Minister David Cameron, Chancellor George Osborne and Ian Duncan
Smith know no shame at all and add further £12billion Welfare cuts to it. The majority of MPs approved of it, who
should also be ashamed of themselves, but the Lords stopped it. Great credit to
them.
During the
same time the millionaire and billionaires doubled and trebled. The gap between rich and poor is so wide by
now it is coming back to Victorian Times
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