The Comeback Kid or How the Emperor truly has no clothes.

I decided to come back.  Much is happening in the political world and having taken a break out for personal reasons it is now the time for me to come back,limber up those fingers and start fisking the political lies that are put to us daily in the name of the EU, and in the name of the government.

For example we have had savage cuts recently but surprise surprise the foreign aid budget has gone up,  It is now more than the income tax take.

One wonders if inflation has affected the bribes that need to be handed out in several foreign governments.

Like Lambs to Slaughter

An avid reader suggested that I put up what the budget cuts would be under the three main parties ( remember if I'm elected I would try and get these reversed because we wouldn't have to fund the EU that wonderful burning hole in Britain's pockets and therefore would have our own money to spend)

Here is the link to the Money.co.uk report . It makes for serious reading.  Apologies to those who thought I might be at the hustings at Noel Park tonight. Unfortunately my geographical position at this time precludes that and so my apologies are in order ( it is one of two hustings I was invited to) I don't believe in gatecrashing the others though apparently my name was on one of the others but no one had invited me according to my next door neighbour who was there.

You'll see that the mansion tax comes into force, that means some Highgate dwellers in our constituency will have to stump up £2000 or more depending  I'm talking about Sheldon avenue, Denewood Road areas

Thats what you get for a LibDem victory in Wood Green because the more people vote Libdem the more likely the mansion tax is going to hit you. Clegg may even become Prime Minister in which case the mansion tax will be rolled out.

Fancy having to pay extra because your house is worth £2million and above  Which in this part of London is very easy  Even the new places on Cranley Gardens are being sold at 1.6million which is horribly out of the reach of most people.

Cutting Public Spending

How best to deal with the situation

How many economists does it take to miss the elephant in the room?

Sixty who back Labour

The biggest spending cut that would not affect how we live in the UK would be to cut all funding to the EU

To leave the EU would immediately make the public finances better. They are currently haemorrhaging funds from the public purse straight to Brussels.

The economists have blinkers on.