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27 Signs That The Nuclear Crisis In Japan Is Much Worse Than Either The Mainstream Media Or The Japanese Government Have Been Telling Us
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This information was originally posted in a desperate attempt to quickly teach my friends and family how to prepare to survive the disintegration of the global economy and the difficult and scary times that will follow. These hard working, tax paying Americans are too busy putting their children through college, paying for weddings and becoming grandparents to notice the dark clouds of the "perfect storm" of tyranny forming on the horizon.
The Coalition economic strategy always proposed a squeeze on the private sector for the first half of the Parliament, brought on by tax rises and relatively high inflation, followed by more of a squeeze on the public sector in the second half as a backdrop to planned private sector growth. The latest figures show just how big is the contrast between what has gone so far, and what is proposed in the second half of this planned 5 year Parliament. Let’s take public spending first of all. The years 2010, 2011 and 2012 are estimated to show growth in real current public spending of 1.5%,0.3% and 0.5% or 2.3% over the three years. 2013 and 2014 are forecast to bring a real decline of 1.1% and 2.1%, or 3.2% in total for the two years. This produces a total five year figure of minus 1%.
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As part of a nationwide campaign against planned Council Tax rises we are highlighting research and official statistics to put the proposed increases in context and suggest some areas where savings could be made instead. Many households are struggling with the rising cost of living yet are finding out that their local council has put forward plans to increase Council Tax, ignoring the Government’s offer of help to pay for a freeze. Council Tax is second only to VAT as the most burdensome tax for the poorest households.
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With Europe as fluid as ever, talk of some sort of EU referendum is heating up in the UK (well at least in the Westminster bubble). The always excellent James Forsyth of the Spectator argued in the magazine yesterday that London Mayor Boris Johnson’s support for a referendum and UKIP’s rise taken together “make it highly likely that Britain will have its first vote on Europe since 1975 within the next five years." He also notes that,
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One of the most loathsome aspects of the BBC is how it advances an anti-Israeli agenda by leaving out information which might make at least some people question the "independence" of what it reports. A Biased BBC reader notes...
We are witnessing a coup by the banksters who are trying to set up a globalist, corporatist, technocratic, communitarian dictatorship commonly known as the 'New World Order'. National sovereignty is being destroyed.
Common Purpose - Stop Common Purpose - Communitarian - NWO Agenda 21
Last night Ken promised on Newsnight to publish his accounts. He further said this morning “I will set out income to my company over the last four years, how much my wife and I received and how much tax was paid.” Instead we got a partial view of what he decided to pay tax on.
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Pressure from above, pressure from below; It’s about eviscerating the middle class by manipulating them to demand their own enslavement.
We demand that the Government of the United Kingdom give the British people an opportunity to vote in a referendum concerning our membership of the European Union.