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Liz Truss the most probable winner of the Tory leadership will be PM in a months time.
Today she has stated £3000 annual pay cuts to 432,000 civil servants, including police and armed forces.
In the face of the increasing cost of living, higher rents, energy and fuel etc, what state will this leave those households in and our public services.
There are already food banks in some hospitals for their staff.
Truss dined out at a private members club spending £3000 of tax payers money on a fancy lunch and £500k on a flight to Australia.
Any Tory apologists here, what do they think about the civil service pay cuts. |
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Dissolve parliament
All cheating liars making money off the back of public
Lining there own pockets
Rich get richer poor get taxed to hell on everything  |
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25 months out of the EU
strikes, civil service pay cuts, fuel poverty, extra national insurance, deferred state pension, higher rents, more homelessness, 2 million food bank meals, 24 hours wait in an ambulance queue at hospitals and 6 million waiting hospital treatment
tory britain 2022 |
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"25 months out of the EU
strikes, civil service pay cuts, fuel poverty, extra national insurance, deferred state pension, higher rents, more homelessness, 2 million food bank meals, 24 hours wait in an ambulance queue at hospitals and 6 million waiting hospital treatment
tory britain 2022"
But people will still say Boris was just doing his best and Brexit was a success  |
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"25 months out of the EU
strikes, civil service pay cuts, fuel poverty, extra national insurance, deferred state pension, higher rents, more homelessness, 2 million food bank meals, 24 hours wait in an ambulance queue at hospitals and 6 million waiting hospital treatment
tory britain 2022
But people will still say Boris was just doing his best and Brexit was a success "
You seek to forget that time and time again he got the big calls right. |
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Do it in the covid forums. They’re known for being really friendly in there  |
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"25 months out of the EU
strikes, civil service pay cuts, fuel poverty, extra national insurance, deferred state pension, higher rents, more homelessness, 2 million food bank meals, 24 hours wait in an ambulance queue at hospitals and 6 million waiting hospital treatment
tory britain 2022
But people will still say Boris was just doing his best and Brexit was a success
You seek to forget that time and time again he got the big calls right."
Other than the vaccine rollout I can’t name any. |
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I don't think it's cuts from existing levels so much as future pay based on regional cost of living, ie it's theoretically cheaper outside London so you don't need as much? Still a bloody stupid idea to have inequality of pay for the same job, based on where you are doing it. Picking on all the public sector workers that the government totally rely on to keep things stumbling along may not be a smart move. |
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"If I’ve read it right it seems it’s going to hit the poorer regions worse. If this doesn’t show what they’re all about then I don’t know what will."
The spin will be: "The cost of living is substantially lower in the regions..." |
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"... ie it's theoretically cheaper outside London so you don't need as much? "
You certainly don't need as much outside London. That's precisely why there is a simple pay scale for everyone, supplemented by an additional payment for inner and outer London.
It's a cut! |
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By *ohn KanakaMan
over a year ago
Not all that North of North London |
"If I’ve read it right it seems it’s going to hit the poorer regions worse. If this doesn’t show what they’re all about then I don’t know what will."
That can't be true, they keep telling us they are levelling up! Thats surely not an empty tory promise designed to think the red wall voters they care?
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By *ohn KanakaMan
over a year ago
Not all that North of North London |
"25 months out of the EU
strikes, civil service pay cuts, fuel poverty, extra national insurance, deferred state pension, higher rents, more homelessness, 2 million food bank meals, 24 hours wait in an ambulance queue at hospitals and 6 million waiting hospital treatment
tory britain 2022
But people will still say Boris was just doing his best and Brexit was a success
You seek to forget that time and time again he got the big calls right."
Which big calls? |
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By *ohn KanakaMan
over a year ago
Not all that North of North London |
"25 months out of the EU
strikes, civil service pay cuts, fuel poverty, extra national insurance, deferred state pension, higher rents, more homelessness, 2 million food bank meals, 24 hours wait in an ambulance queue at hospitals and 6 million waiting hospital treatment
tory britain 2022
But people will still say Boris was just doing his best and Brexit was a success
You seek to forget that time and time again he got the big calls right.
Other than the vaccine rollout I can’t name any."
Which the NHS grabbed control of because literally every other aspect of covid was a disaster |
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"25 months out of the EU
strikes, civil service pay cuts, fuel poverty, extra national insurance, deferred state pension, higher rents, more homelessness, 2 million food bank meals, 24 hours wait in an ambulance queue at hospitals and 6 million waiting hospital treatment
tory britain 2022
But people will still say Boris was just doing his best and Brexit was a success
You seek to forget that time and time again he got the big calls right.
Other than the vaccine rollout I can’t name any.
Which the NHS grabbed control of because literally every other aspect of covid was a disaster "
100% but it was literally the only thing I could think of that he got right. I could rattle off an endless list of everything he got wrong though. |
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"25 months out of the EU
strikes, civil service pay cuts, fuel poverty, extra national insurance, deferred state pension, higher rents, more homelessness, 2 million food bank meals, 24 hours wait in an ambulance queue at hospitals and 6 million waiting hospital treatment
tory britain 2022
But people will still say Boris was just doing his best and Brexit was a success
You seek to forget that time and time again he got the big calls right.
Which big calls?"
The ones to Zelenskyy. He made plenty of those. |
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"25 months out of the EU
strikes, civil service pay cuts, fuel poverty, extra national insurance, deferred state pension, higher rents, more homelessness, 2 million food bank meals, 24 hours wait in an ambulance queue at hospitals and 6 million waiting hospital treatment
tory britain 2022
But people will still say Boris was just doing his best and Brexit was a success
You seek to forget that time and time again he got the big calls right.
Other than the vaccine rollout I can’t name any."
HE GOT BREXIT DUN |
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By *ohn KanakaMan
over a year ago
Not all that North of North London |
"25 months out of the EU
strikes, civil service pay cuts, fuel poverty, extra national insurance, deferred state pension, higher rents, more homelessness, 2 million food bank meals, 24 hours wait in an ambulance queue at hospitals and 6 million waiting hospital treatment
tory britain 2022
But people will still say Boris was just doing his best and Brexit was a success
You seek to forget that time and time again he got the big calls right.
Other than the vaccine rollout I can’t name any.
HE GOT BREXIT DUN"
And that's brought about what positives? |
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"25 months out of the EU
strikes, civil service pay cuts, fuel poverty, extra national insurance, deferred state pension, higher rents, more homelessness, 2 million food bank meals, 24 hours wait in an ambulance queue at hospitals and 6 million waiting hospital treatment
tory britain 2022
But people will still say Boris was just doing his best and Brexit was a success
You seek to forget that time and time again he got the big calls right.
Other than the vaccine rollout I can’t name any.
HE GOT BREXIT DUN"
Did he though? All I hear is brexiteers saying it wasn’t the brexit they voted for. |
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"25 months out of the EU
strikes, civil service pay cuts, fuel poverty, extra national insurance, deferred state pension, higher rents, more homelessness, 2 million food bank meals, 24 hours wait in an ambulance queue at hospitals and 6 million waiting hospital treatment
tory britain 2022
But people will still say Boris was just doing his best and Brexit was a success
You seek to forget that time and time again he got the big calls right.
Other than the vaccine rollout I can’t name any.
HE GOT BREXIT DUN
Did he though? All I hear is brexiteers saying it wasn’t the brexit they voted for. "
Yet to meet someone who has actually said it is the Brexit they voted for... |
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By *ohn KanakaMan
over a year ago
Not all that North of North London |
"25 months out of the EU
strikes, civil service pay cuts, fuel poverty, extra national insurance, deferred state pension, higher rents, more homelessness, 2 million food bank meals, 24 hours wait in an ambulance queue at hospitals and 6 million waiting hospital treatment
tory britain 2022
But people will still say Boris was just doing his best and Brexit was a success
You seek to forget that time and time again he got the big calls right.
Other than the vaccine rollout I can’t name any.
HE GOT BREXIT DUN
Did he though? All I hear is brexiteers saying it wasn’t the brexit they voted for.
Yet to meet someone who has actually said it is the Brexit they voted for..."
Nor me.
And that includes pretty much all those politicians that campaigned for it. No one is enthusing about it and yet this is paraded out as one of Johnson's success stories |
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"Is this the same thing as Truss’ announcement on regional pay rates? If so then she has already u-turned. See other thread...! "
breaking news : Liz Truss gives public sector 3k PAYRISE !!!
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"Liz Truss the most probable winner of the Tory leadership will be PM in a months time.
Today she has stated £3000 annual pay cuts to 432,000 civil servants, including police and armed forces.
In the face of the increasing cost of living, higher rents, energy and fuel etc, what state will this leave those households in and our public services.
There are already food banks in some hospitals for their staff.
Truss dined out at a private members club spending £3000 of tax payers money on a fancy lunch and £500k on a flight to Australia.
Any Tory apologists here, what do they think about the civil service pay cuts. "
Has she? I have’t heard that and I don’t think you have either. There was an announcement that according to the Guardian, admittedly a terrible source of information, which would have been an average cut of £1500 but she has U turned on it already! Remember who the alternative pathetic Russian apologist PM would have been had labour won the last general election!! |
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"Liz Truss the most probable winner of the Tory leadership will be PM in a months time.
Today she has stated £3000 annual pay cuts to 432,000 civil servants, including police and armed forces.
In the face of the increasing cost of living, higher rents, energy and fuel etc, what state will this leave those households in and our public services.
There are already food banks in some hospitals for their staff.
Truss dined out at a private members club spending £3000 of tax payers money on a fancy lunch and £500k on a flight to Australia.
Any Tory apologists here, what do they think about the civil service pay cuts.
Has she? I have’t heard that and I don’t think you have either. There was an announcement that according to the Guardian, admittedly a terrible source of information, which would have been an average cut of £1500 but she has U turned on it already! Remember who the alternative pathetic Russian apologist PM would have been had labour won the last general election!!"
Corbyn is gone. Why are the right still so obsessed with him? |
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By *ohn KanakaMan
over a year ago
Not all that North of North London |
"Liz Truss the most probable winner of the Tory leadership will be PM in a months time.
Today she has stated £3000 annual pay cuts to 432,000 civil servants, including police and armed forces.
In the face of the increasing cost of living, higher rents, energy and fuel etc, what state will this leave those households in and our public services.
There are already food banks in some hospitals for their staff.
Truss dined out at a private members club spending £3000 of tax payers money on a fancy lunch and £500k on a flight to Australia.
Any Tory apologists here, what do they think about the civil service pay cuts.
Has she? I have’t heard that and I don’t think you have either. There was an announcement that according to the Guardian, admittedly a terrible source of information, which would have been an average cut of £1500 but she has U turned on it already! Remember who the alternative pathetic Russian apologist PM would have been had labour won the last general election!!
Corbyn is gone. Why are the right still so obsessed with him?"
Because thst sort of whatfism I'd the only way to counter the record of the the worst PM ever? |
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By *ovebjsMan
over a year ago
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"25 months out of the EU
strikes, civil service pay cuts, fuel poverty, extra national insurance, deferred state pension, higher rents, more homelessness, 2 million food bank meals, 24 hours wait in an ambulance queue at hospitals and 6 million waiting hospital treatment
tory britain 2022"
Do you really believe that staying in the EU would have stopped prices rising ? Russia invading Covid striking ?
And talking of striking add the unions to that as well  |
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The cuts will happen they may not be palatable at the moment, but give it a year or two and I can see most departments of the dwp being replaced by AI.
They don't say these things off the cuff the seed has been placed. |
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