reply to post by quackers
Besides, there are other monetary wastes that could/should be addressed before whining about a piddly 24 million being sent to one of the poorest
countries in Europe.
Reluctantly I have to agree, the UK seems to be a free for all as to getting every possible penny out of the cash cow.
Unfortunately it would appear that those who are within a certain income bracket that are funding it all and are very often too moral or (I hate to
use the word) ignorant in this sense to claw anything back.
It deeply saddens me to see couples (UK citizens) drag their children out of bed in the cold and dark to whisk them off for someone else to raise
whilst they go to work for a combined wage that will certainly not keep them out of debt.
There again, in contrast we have the single childless person who because of his/her life choice is discriminated against because he/she does not have
a child, and has to fund the chldren being dragged out of bed.
The witch hunt is on for the unemployed 2 million tarred with the same brush as a dysfunctional few parasites. Yet, 2 million jobs have been given to
migrants most of whom will happily live 6 in a one bedroom council flat and eat only from the reduced section at Tesco, in order to send their rich
pickings back to their families abroad.
The money that is saved by keeping wages down by employing migrants lines the pockets of the few who pay vast sums for accountants to avoid
taxation.
This can all only end in tears for the UK natural selection in action, survival of the fittest and the parasite.
What amazes me most about the UK public is their knee jerk response of disgust at their money (which could be the difference between making their next
mortgage payment and being homeless), being squandered without their consent.
Yet when the hand of royal blood dips into the citizens pocket without consent to, fund Neverland for the children of the elite, not an eyelid gets
batted.
If we are foolish enough to believe, that the children of the house of Windsor, their minions and extended family, truly warrant the money that could
buy our daughters a winter coat or our sons a school lunch, what message are we sending our children and anyone who wants a piece of the action?
[edit on 3-11-2009 by moocowman]