The Cabinet
Office revealed that 318 civil servants are paid more then the Prime Minister.
The PM’s salary is around £150,000 which is even doubled or more by eight civil
servants.
Civil
servant head Sir Jeremy Haywood receives a salary of £195,000 which had even
increased by £5,000 from last year.
The Green
Investment Bank employs 13 people. It
was set up by demand from LibDems. These employers are receiving salaries
higher than the PM
Head of the
Green Investment Bank Edward Northam earns £339,000.
Tax collection
agency HMRC was criticised by MPs and named “worse than abysmal” despite of the
criticism the chief executive Lin Homer is on £185,000.
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But, of
course, Downing Street defended the rise in number and cost of ministers’
taxpayer-funded special advisers (SPADS).
The statistic
from the Cabinet Office shows a cost for Spads – personal appointment, not
impartial civil servants – reaches a £11million in the last year.
One more
point worthwhile mentioning is when Mr Cameron was the leader of the opposition
he demanded a reduction of Spads’s bill.
In view of
this revelation Chancellor George Osborne calmly demanded Welfare cuts which
would devastate the general public, most of them already down to starvation and
relying on food banks.
It is not
only Chancellor George Osborne who calmly
watched the people going down into further poverty and homelessness but also
Prime Minister David Cameron including the rest of the Tories. How on earth could they have voted for a
further Welfare Cut of £12billion knowing very well the situation, although
they pretend it does not exists.
Again there
was another 10 percent pay rise for 650 MPs agreed last year and this year. Despite
78 per cent are millionaires.
Tory MP Adam
Afriyie stated that it is impossible to raise a family on £67,000. He demanded
a £225,000 for expenses and no auditing.
MPs receive a property in London if
their constituency is outside London and too far to travel. Many of them let it out to other MPs and
receive a high rent of which there was a scandal two years ago but nothing was done
about it, of course.
Where on
earth does Mr Afriyie come from that he cannot raise a family on £67,000?
Then there
are 820 peers in the House of Lords who receive £300 a day if they attend it.
Many had been caught of signing in and then walk out after a very short time.
When the
bill of Welfare Cuts, which was agreed upon it in the House of Common, was sent
up to the House of Lords even they turned it down. It was returned to the House
of Common for readjustments.
One last
point, the Parliament with 650 MPs and 820 Lords and Ladies is the second
biggest government after China.
The
constituencies are getting split up into two to create another MP, mostly Tory’s
constituencies to guarantee a Tory government.
It is how Mr Cameron plans and works furthermore he nominates a much
bigger list of Tories to be knighted. Last time 25 Conservatives while Labour
had five to establish success of his bills in the House of Lords when the
Tories reach majorities.
It all cost
the taxpayers heavily while Mr Cameron and his disciples ignore it and
constantly moan about the deficit and national debts which only Labour
created, of course. Mr Cameron does neither mention, nor Chancellor George Osborne the
£500billion debts they added since 2010 plus £112billion so far, since their
re-election, and still have five months to go. Yet he promise again, as in 2010, to
bring the debts and deficit down and voters fell for it. How could they after the devastating austerity which brought millions of people to rely on food banks. How could they after the astronomical rise of energy suppliers' tariffs and Mr Cameron did nothing about it?
Adding the
bombing of ISIS with a cost of £500million per mission where does that money
all of a sudden come from? A war nobody
wanted but Mr Cameron and the Tories.
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