Thought Id start this one going because its rather dead on this board at the moment and I suppose all my usual muckers are either at the Stella tennis event watching Dim Tim (lose again) or at Henly Regatta eating cucumber sandwiches (they wish,...NOT).

Anyway please feel free to just talk to yourself blast away and let it go on any company or subject you wish. Just wish Id thought of this one before.

cheers GF.

'I have to check her teeth': Footage shows ISIS fighters attending slave girl 'market' where they barter for young women... with green-eyed teens fetching the highest price
Terror group recently boasted it had enslaved women from Yazidi sect
Men explain it is 'slave market day' and they will have 'their share'
But the price they pay depends on looks, eye colour and good teeth
And the seller reveals he is happy to exchange his slave for a Glock pistol


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Regular law abiding, God-fearing Muslims, Tanker?

Or raving, lunatic, scum bag, fanatic, terrorist Muslims, Tanker?

There is a difference.

Good idea?



How the biggest chunk of your hard-earned tax goes on welfare: Average worker pays £1,100 towards the bill
Government is to send letters to taxpayers breaking down tax spending
Ministers believe it will strengthen their arguments for welfare reform
Welfare is single biggest item, accounting for almost a quarter of all tax

By Jason Groves for the Daily Mail

Published: 23:53, 2 November 2014 | Updated: 10:26, 3 November 2014



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The average worker pays more than £1,100 a year towards Britain’s bloated welfare bill, according to Treasury figures to be sent to voters.

From today, millions will be sent letters showing how much income tax they pay – and what it is spent on.

The initiative is intended to promote ‘transparency’. But ministers believe it will also strengthen their arguments for welfare reform.





more graphs and stuff here:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2818168/How-biggest-chunk-hard-earned-tax-goes-welfare-Average-worker-pays-1-100-bill.html

I know what, lets cut welfare, health, education and state pensions out completely, and then we can really get back to the jungle... what a good idea.

No that's to obvious, just do it in smaller increments over the years and no one will notice.. well not on this island anyway.

Excellent idea.

Says it all.

Disclosure is a bad idea iyo?

Are you a new chap stan ? :-))

Certainly cut welfare. Health, education and pensions need their money.

Send him to Australia.. one way of course.

Australia is rated as being the best place in the world to live.

damn expensive now

So if you cut welfare further, that means that the following will be involved

state pension
Free TV License
winter fuel payment
pensioner credits
free prescriptions
free dental costs
eye tests
earing aids
help with law costs
child benefit
one parent benefit
free bus passes
grants to LAs

In fact I could go on and on but this pie chart shows the breakdown.

Now get this just 3% of welfare goes to the Unemployed, get that Ill say it again just 3% of one government budget goes to the unemployed, but the NASTY PARTY want to use these new statements into fooling you that you are being ripped off and paying out of your income a massive amount for sick, disabled and genuinely poor people. SHAME ON YOU IF YOU BELIEVE THIS TORY PROPOGANDA.

Do you really want pensioners, the disabled, the needy poor to have cuts made to there meagre incomes that they can barely live on each week????????????

the ‘welfare’ category puts a whole new meaning on our Government’s favourite phrase “we’re all in this together.”

Except we’re not all in this for the same reasons.

Some of us have worked hard for 50 years to get ‘in this.’

Some of us have met with tragic accidents to get ‘in this.’ Some of us have developed illnesses we’d never heard of before to get ‘in this.’

Some of us are ‘in this’ simply because we love our severely disabled children deeply and have given up our own jobs and lives to give them the best lives possible.

Some of us are ‘in this’ because we were born simply too severely disabled to lift a finger.

Working is our impossible dream, but one we wish every day could come true.

But the Government doesn’t seem to care.

More money spent on culture then housing & utilities ?

Haystack

To much spent on education, when 1940's school children can read , write and do maths better then the average teenager of today

Good to see you back posting Stan.

I for one will be turning the letter around and saying RETURN TO SENDER, I hope others do aswel.

At what age do you get a free tv license now

What we should be getting through our letter boxes is a letter telling us how they are goin to recover the following and then we all pay less tax than just a small group of rich cheats and thieves.........

ah but if you're married, then you may not escape when you think you will

sticks - it'll be interesting to follow HMRC vs Ingenious ....
HMRC wanted to delay going to court - now next week i think - which i think implies they think they not have such a solid case after all