Leaner Britain - Austerity is here to stay

[jimsleftfoot]

Bastards, breaking laws which don't exist.

 

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Laws exist, so do the loopholes. I would often say that it is up to the legislators to close the loopholes but the issue is how do you do it with something as complex as tax?

 

I would say there are indeed bastards who have the resources to push the barriers and access loopholes that the average man on the street cannot access. Is that fair?

 

On the other hand child care vouchers are a form of avoidance and Star Wars is going to be filmed here, also on the back of avoidance.

[Guest Scratch2000uk]

Loopholes made on advice.

[Diego_Sideburns]

THe latest trick by the Conservatives hasnt been well hidden as plan. They have literally tried to hide all Con-servative speeches from 2000-2010 from search engines including use of robots so they are invisible to caches.

 

Believe it is so researchers cant easily pull up references to failed promises in run up to next election. Reported http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-24924185 by Computer Weekly staff. However "By making more information available to more people, you're giving them more power," the PM said in 2006 looks very hollow.

 

As for pensions etc. Thats not the issue its lies and huge financial differentials that the likes of Cameron simply dont understand we can see all to clearly. Clegg well what a pillock sold his soul and will find out later what people think.

Plenty of ammunition here:

http://cameron-cloggysmoralcompass.blogspot.co.uk/p/economy.html

[spadam]

Just make Vodaphone, Starbucks and the rest of them pay their dues.

 

Otherwise tell them they can't operate in Britain.

Would it be worth it though. There is nothing illegal about what they are doing. Simply making as much money as possible. Think it would land us in more trouble than its worth.