It is impossible not to be enraged at the political programe George Osborne, the Tory shadow chancellor laid on the table at yesterdays Tory Party conference. In his speech Osborne, a mockney clone of an English aristo, urged the nation to ‘respect his honesty’ by setting out a package of horrendous spending cuts that target the economically poor and less well off. The sheer arrogance of this lying scum-bag was highlighted when throughout his speech he repeated David Cameron's election line "we are all in this together," if anyone believes this they are desperately in need of the men in white coats.
If elected, a Cameron led Tory government would immediately implement a one-year pay freeze for 5 million public sector workers, amongst whom are some of the most low paid workers in the UK, defer the State pension by a year, and slash back tax credits for the middle class. The latter will be disastrous as it will end universal benefits like family allowance and is a clear attempt to unleash middle class anger onto the working classes. The sick and the disabled are also to be targeted, as the Tories clearly have DLA/AA in their sights, it is therefor essential we all try and gain an assurance from 'all' sitting MP's and candidates standing at the next general election that if elected they will refuse to vote to abolish these benefits.
Of course such measures alone will not do, if Cameron wants to take the UK back to the 19th Century, we must ensure he is going to have one mother of a fight on his hands.
"Millions of public sector workers will be left out in the cold," said Dave Prentis, leader of the public sector union Unison. "Other staff will have to pay with job and service cuts while bankers and tax cheats escape with a slapped wrist." Whilst this statement is welcomed, it will take more than words to defeat the Tories attempt to impoverish millions of people and take the country societally, back to the 19th Century.
It is time these Tory boys had their legs chopped from under them. Think what we may about the Cameron clique of old Etonian toffs, one thing we cannot say, now or in the future, is we were not warned. Cameron has made it clear, on gaining power he intends to initiate a class war which if successful will change the political landscape of the UK for decades to come. It is not an exaggeration to say we must cut these bastards legs off, before they do the same to us.
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It is not an exaggeration to say we must cut these bastards legs off, before they do the same to us.
It is NEVER an exaggeration to say that, because those toffish fucknozzles have always alread begun sawing at the legs of anyone who opposes them.
Knock 'em down, and start kicking them when they get there, and don't stop, even when they whimper and their teeth rattle down the sewer grate like unchewed Chiclets...
The Tories have always intended to abolish the welfare state. It's not like they're ever been especially subtle about it. They (like the Republicans in the USA) fought it to begin with and ever since, they've been trying to tear it down.
What's new is the Labour Party joining them in the attempt. And I'm afraid our society has become so vicious and so Americanised (in the "your reason to exist is to work" sense so close to outright fascism) that they will probably succeed. In the US, they already have succeeded mostly and are currently destroying what's left with the aid of a centre-right Democratic party and an actually fascist Republican party. As you've probably noticed, our country tends to follow the worst aspects of the US, so I fully expect that to happen here as well.
Perhaps those of you left after the inevitible collapse will be able to fashion something worthwhile out of the ruins but I shan't be around to see it. Since I suffer from a mental illness, I shall doubtless be among the first tossed into the gutter and so, I elect to remove myself from this madhouse first. Sorry but I simply don't have the energy to fight the system anymore.
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