To be sure not one river was dredged so far and we are in the middle of September.
Prime Minister
David Cameron would not have to play the sympathiser every winter and visit the
flooded area if he had not cut £235million off the defence scheme.
With all due respect but it is nothing but a pretend of sympathy and again another promise to increase the budget. He played now that game for the last four winters.
With all due respect but it is nothing but a pretend of sympathy and again another promise to increase the budget. He played now that game for the last four winters.
He even
denied that the flood defence scheme budget was cut by £235million since 2011.
Again he had
the nerve to look at the people who lost all their goods and their homes will
be wet for months to come and tell them that he will increase the flood defence
budget by £280million while at the same time he cut the budget
How can he
do this without padding an eyelid? Make no mistake it will the same next winter
and the winter after. He has done it too
often to be still believed. Beside all the previous winters where he visited,
show "great sympathy" and proposed a great increase and now it is revealed that
all this time he cut the budget.
Now the
weather forecast is even worse as a cycle of storm and torrential rain will
move across the UK. It is incredible how people will cope in the already flooded areas.
The only
good dead Mr Cameron done is to deploy the army of 500 men and 1,000 are on standby.
Of course,
Mr Cameron denied the North and South division and the 20 percent flood defence
cut.
He said: “In
Yorkshire we spent £100million on flood defences since I became Prime
|Minister. We plan to spend an extra £280million.” So why does he cut "235million of the budget?
Mr Cameron
visited York which is completely flooded by three feet of water from two
rivers. So far the costs are estimate to £1,5billion. When you compare it with
the great saving of £235million from his cuts it shows the worst arithmetic the
Tories have done. Finally the costs of this flood will be doubled and trebled
if not more.
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