Alistair Darling promises not to raise taxes

[BrilloPad]

The solution is simple. If a company wants a policy pushed through - they can just pay for it! Similarly sell gongs.

And Her Majesty could do a shift down tesco too.....

[HairyArsedBloke]

The Tories should get an independent company in to scrutinise the books and public advertise the level of spending, waste and national debt, as well as the level of claimants, unemployment, public sector pension and PFI commitments etc, so that they can start with a clean slate, and also to justify why taxes will probably have to rise.

There is a lot more to be found

[Cyberman]

There is a lot more to be found

... and thus I used 'etc'

[Peoplesoft bloke]

The Tories should get an independent company in to scrutinise the books and public advertise the level of spending, waste and national debt, as well as the level of claimants, unemployment, public sector pension and PFI commitments etc, so that they can start with a clean slate, and also to justify why taxes will probably have to rise.

They can also use these figures to justify cuts in public sector employment, welfare benefits of long-term scroungers and possibly withdrawal from the EU, which is estimated to cost almost 50 Billion pounds a year by 2013 !!!


... and thanks Tony for dumping Maggies' EU rebate !!

You need to be voting UKIP for that - if you really want it, not Tory, CyberTory.

[KathyWoolfe]

The Tories should get an independent company in to scrutinise the books and public advertise the level of spending, waste and national debt, as well as the level of claimants, unemployment, public sector pension and PFI commitments etc, so that they can start with a clean slate, and also to justify why taxes will probably have to rise.

They can also use these figures to justify cuts in public sector employment, welfare benefits of long-term scroungers and possibly withdrawal from the EU, which is estimated to cost almost 50 Billion pounds a year by 2013 !!!


... and thanks Tony for dumping Maggies' EU rebate !!

Apparently the EU budget has failed its audit for the last 7 (or more) years and it's still in existence......