The relationship between the tax payers & Government/politicians in the UK today.
A parasitic relationship is one in which one organism, the parasite/Government, lives off of another organism, the host/tax payer, harming it & possibly causing death
They want to bleed us dry.
@JohnSwinney I see you are grandstanding again. It’s possibly your only talent along with spouting sound bites. You have no substance or talent to be a PM.
@DrTeckKhong It’s part of the agenda. The data will be used against us so they can exert controls, restrictions & punishment if we don’t follow their orders. It’s all about enslaving us.
@Mamadoxie@ChrisMartzWX Sadly they do have a clue. They are part of an organised agenda to create scaremongering & hysteria. They want to justify increased costs and/or their funding that they use to line their pockets.
@AberdeenFC Serious questions need to be asked about the competency of those recruiting managers. Time & again in recent years, the managers job has been like a revolving door. This cannot go on unless you continue to want to make a mockery of the football club.
@CatharineHoey@AllisonPearson@UKLabour They are all drones, incapable of independent thought. They all trot out the same words, same rhetoric, same ideologies. They just keep on going spouting the lines as if they have programmed them. Challenge them and they haven’t a clue how to respond.
@toadmeister Labour should be sued immediately for breach of confidentiality. Energy companies should also be sued for using such ill-gotten information to maximise their profits. Take out a form of class action, promote it heavily and see how many sign up to support it & want action taken .
@LeeHarris@AllisonPearson Like many within Labour, she is a marionette. The lights are on, no one is home and the strings are being pulled by same small clique behind the scenes.
@AllisonPearson Its quite clear that many people across the political spectrum, public services and in Government lack personal integrity, moral principles, or adherence to a code of conduct that values honesty, fairness, and responsibility i.e. they completely lack an honour.
Grim news. Burnham has signed us up to 'time-bound' talks on a slavery apology. I have tabled a parliamentary motion calling for the opposite...
Here's what it demands.
- No apologies from the House of Commons for Britain's historical involvement in slavery.
- Not one penny in slavery reparations from British taxpayers.
- Official recognition and gratitude from these African/Caribbean nations for Britain's role in abolishing the slave trade and the sacrifices of Royal Navy sailors.
- Immediate termination of all British foreign aid, development assistance and taxpayer-funded grants to countries whose governments demand slavery reparations.
- A ban on UK visas for citizens of countries whose governments make such demands.
- An end to national self-flagellation over Britain's history, and pride in our country's contribution to abolishing the slave trade.
All MPs have been invited to support.
Not one has signed, so far.