As the year draws to a close, we at the conservative party would like to wish the British public a very happy and prosperous new year !
The last few years has seen many changes in British society giving large indications of how well we're performing as a government. Despite our best efforts homelessness has now reached over 320,000 which unfortunately means 1 in every 200 Brits are homeless. 13,000 of those homeless are vets many with PTSD. But on the plus side we have given them more of a voice by increasing their numbers so significantly. Crime has risen sharply especially violent crime but this has nothing to do with cuts to Policing, Station closures or the loss of 22,500 Police Officers. Universal Credit has helped millions of British people out, mainly helped them out of a home or left them starving waiting for a payment. Not really any better than the working poverty created by zero hour contracts and low wages. But under our watch we have seen the amount of food banks in Britain explode since 2010 from the 70 or so that existed then, to well over 2,000 we have now, which is “rather uplifting”. This increase is not related to UC, cuts or austerity, it's just a coincidence.
Starting the new year we'd like to do more to help the disabled and vulnerable, as all we've done in the past is declare them fit for work and spend over £100 million defending our breaches of the disabled's human rights. While it is regrettable that many have commited suicide, it has slightly reduced the burden on the state. While you may have read the Oxford University study published in the Royal Society of Medicine website that states over 30,000 excess deaths occured in 2015 alone due to cuts and austerity, we have agreed to put some of the funding we stole back into the NHS over the next 6 years. This will no doubt help as the system has been underfunded for 8 years and we have a shortage of about 70,000 Nurses and 40,000 Doctors. This has nothing to do with our hostile environment policy, the windrush scandal or the loss of bursaries for Nurses, again this is just a coincidence.
The coming year will be very difficult for British citizens financially. The pound is low, economic growth is virtually stagnant and we've done little to invest. But be assured if you are a corporation, donor or shareholder you will continue to make profit hand over fist, as we lower corporation tax and give you billions in government contracts, even when you provide only a few % efficiency on those contracts. We will also give you over £100 billion a year in corporate welfare and subsidies to ensure profits remain high. We will not let business friends, donors and fellow shareholders down. We looked after you during austerity as is proven by the fact that the top 1000 British families doubled their wealth during austerity.
So have a wonderful new year from the party that brought you Brexit, Austerity, Grenfell failures, Windrush scandal, Institutional child abuse cover up, Weapon sales to despots, Economic euthanasia, NHS Crisis, Contempt of parliament, Election Fraud, Universal Credit, Disabled vilification, WASPI Women, A weak pound, Working poverty, Homeless Crisis and the many other problems created by our ideology of feeding corporate greed at the expense of the vulnerable, poor and disabled.
The last few years has seen many changes in British society giving large indications of how well we're performing as a government. Despite our best efforts homelessness has now reached over 320,000 which unfortunately means 1 in every 200 Brits are homeless. 13,000 of those homeless are vets many with PTSD. But on the plus side we have given them more of a voice by increasing their numbers so significantly. Crime has risen sharply especially violent crime but this has nothing to do with cuts to Policing, Station closures or the loss of 22,500 Police Officers. Universal Credit has helped millions of British people out, mainly helped them out of a home or left them starving waiting for a payment. Not really any better than the working poverty created by zero hour contracts and low wages. But under our watch we have seen the amount of food banks in Britain explode since 2010 from the 70 or so that existed then, to well over 2,000 we have now, which is “rather uplifting”. This increase is not related to UC, cuts or austerity, it's just a coincidence.
Starting the new year we'd like to do more to help the disabled and vulnerable, as all we've done in the past is declare them fit for work and spend over £100 million defending our breaches of the disabled's human rights. While it is regrettable that many have commited suicide, it has slightly reduced the burden on the state. While you may have read the Oxford University study published in the Royal Society of Medicine website that states over 30,000 excess deaths occured in 2015 alone due to cuts and austerity, we have agreed to put some of the funding we stole back into the NHS over the next 6 years. This will no doubt help as the system has been underfunded for 8 years and we have a shortage of about 70,000 Nurses and 40,000 Doctors. This has nothing to do with our hostile environment policy, the windrush scandal or the loss of bursaries for Nurses, again this is just a coincidence.
The coming year will be very difficult for British citizens financially. The pound is low, economic growth is virtually stagnant and we've done little to invest. But be assured if you are a corporation, donor or shareholder you will continue to make profit hand over fist, as we lower corporation tax and give you billions in government contracts, even when you provide only a few % efficiency on those contracts. We will also give you over £100 billion a year in corporate welfare and subsidies to ensure profits remain high. We will not let business friends, donors and fellow shareholders down. We looked after you during austerity as is proven by the fact that the top 1000 British families doubled their wealth during austerity.
So have a wonderful new year from the party that brought you Brexit, Austerity, Grenfell failures, Windrush scandal, Institutional child abuse cover up, Weapon sales to despots, Economic euthanasia, NHS Crisis, Contempt of parliament, Election Fraud, Universal Credit, Disabled vilification, WASPI Women, A weak pound, Working poverty, Homeless Crisis and the many other problems created by our ideology of feeding corporate greed at the expense of the vulnerable, poor and disabled.