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My manifesto for when you elect me PM..
13 February 2007, 08:37 PM
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My manifesto for when you elect me PM..
I know what I would do.
1.VAt down to 12%
2.Foreign Nationals working here (legally) would pay 40% TAX
3.Private Health Insurance,so national insurance cut to £5 per person per week
4.Private pensions for all,you dont put away you dont get
5.No Goverment handouts to non UK nationals,no dole
6.Lazy ****'s from here get a job or they would be enrolled to the Army(3 year minimum)
7.Speed cameras only in accident black spots and near schools
8.Bring back the death penalty for rapists,murders,pedophiles
9.More Jails life means life
10.Those wishing to live here must pass certain tests,background,criminal offences,etc
11.No free health care for non UK citizens
12.Tax on fuel cut
13.Pull out of the EU
All i can think on at the moment.
If you were PM what would you do??
1.VAt down to 12%
2.Foreign Nationals working here (legally) would pay 40% TAX
3.Private Health Insurance,so national insurance cut to £5 per person per week
4.Private pensions for all,you dont put away you dont get
5.No Goverment handouts to non UK nationals,no dole
6.Lazy ****'s from here get a job or they would be enrolled to the Army(3 year minimum)
7.Speed cameras only in accident black spots and near schools
8.Bring back the death penalty for rapists,murders,pedophiles
9.More Jails life means life
10.Those wishing to live here must pass certain tests,background,criminal offences,etc
11.No free health care for non UK citizens
12.Tax on fuel cut
13.Pull out of the EU
All i can think on at the moment.
If you were PM what would you do??
13 February 2007, 09:53 PM
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Hell, I think it would be better than what we have now. I'm sick of paying for other f*ckers!! If you don't look after No.1 you die IMHO - f*ck paying for the lazy or incompetent!
13 February 2007, 10:00 PM
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points 3 and 4 make me vote no.
We need to remember that we are not all born equal. Some people, no matter how hard they try, will not succeed. They may also need a lot of medical attention.
Its not fair that people who really try to do their best (which is the most you can ask from anyone) are simply discarded by the system. A system that has often placed them in that position. Modern medicine is often used to save these people in the early stages of their life, otherwise they would have died.
To turn around when they are an adult and say, tough **** you are unable to afford you own private health insurance (premiums for ppl like this are massively high), and are going live a miserable life full of pain is just wrong.
If you are going to do that, you need to introduce another law that ppl who are going to be life long disabled and require expensive medical care through their life are just shot
We need to remember that we are not all born equal. Some people, no matter how hard they try, will not succeed. They may also need a lot of medical attention.
Its not fair that people who really try to do their best (which is the most you can ask from anyone) are simply discarded by the system. A system that has often placed them in that position. Modern medicine is often used to save these people in the early stages of their life, otherwise they would have died.
To turn around when they are an adult and say, tough **** you are unable to afford you own private health insurance (premiums for ppl like this are massively high), and are going live a miserable life full of pain is just wrong.
If you are going to do that, you need to introduce another law that ppl who are going to be life long disabled and require expensive medical care through their life are just shot
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13 February 2007, 10:21 PM
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Somebody from Northern Ireland trying to get into serious politics,AFPMSL! 
mad555 get a grip,get paid your salary to sit on your hoop arguing about the price of bilingual road signs and stop all this nonsense!
mad555 get a grip,get paid your salary to sit on your hoop arguing about the price of bilingual road signs and stop all this nonsense!
14 February 2007, 02:25 PM
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errr, no. My wife's a foreign national and she's working and thus contibuting to the economy, just like the rest of us so why should she/we suffer?
If you dropped the limit on their earnings/40% tax and said that they'd not be able to take their hard earned money out of the country intead then I'd reconsider.
14 February 2007, 06:00 PM
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errr, no. My wife's a foreign national and she's working and thus contibuting to the economy, just like the rest of us so why should she/we suffer?
If you dropped the limit on their earnings/40% tax and said that they'd not be able to take their hard earned money out of the country intead then I'd reconsider.
Do you agree then,that she shouldnt get free treatment on the Health Service?
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15 February 2007, 10:10 AM
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Where do you get this from? She's paying her tax like you and me, so of course she should get health care etc - I'd agree with no government handouts for two years though - which is the case, I have to support hert if she's not wroking.
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We married in Brazil last August and she's been here since September and has worked since October.
So, if you're concerned about her working and paying her way, how about British born and bred house wifes, do they get free healthcare even though they're not working?
So, if you're concerned about her working and paying her way, how about British born and bred house wifes, do they get free healthcare even though they're not working?
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