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10 years ago @ http://www.belfasttele... - Poorest\'s income \'do... · 1 reply · +6 points

Why would any government implement cuts when they don't save money for the exchequer?

Just think about the average politician, with their nose in the trough, and you get the answer..

When the cuts are implemented, private finance initiatives thrive by taking up the fallout. Workfare schemes flourish, the extra burdens on the NHS are outsourced privately, more people need more State help to pay landlords.

The poor, and poverty itself is big business and those with the most to gain are usually the ones forcing the policy for themselves and their rich friends..

Sinn Fein have probably the most to gain from the cuts, because they endorse so many PFI's, and they delegate government money quite literally in working class Catholic housing estates. So when you can't find employment and they send you on a training course, where you find yourself filling in smiley faces for six months, SF find you the placement. Isn't that how Cameron's family champion Emma Harrison so quickly became a billionaire?

After the May elections, when they have nothing to fear, the cuts will be implemented..

10 years ago @ http://www.belfasttele... - Goodbye Windows XP: th... · 0 replies · +5 points

I stopped using the windows OS when they made windows 8. It was awful. I think I reset it one time and it wiped the use of valuable keys on the keyboard, like the volume.. Windows 7 wasn't bad, and I loved the XP. Of course windows 8 was developed to sell apps, but they should have kept exclusively on phones and tablets.

The mac is great, but again I preferred the OS X, not maverick. They're all cheapening their OS's to find more way of pitching app sales..

10 years ago @ http://www.belfasttele... - Barriers to work must ... · 1 reply · +1 points

I think the days of the living wage are disappearing. If corporates like Apple can buy their slave labour elsewhere, why use the UK?

The governments solution is to find ways of getting people to work for the same wages being paid in India.. So, they disguise work like shelf stacking throughout the night by calling it training..

10 years ago @ http://www.belfasttele... - Barriers to work must ... · 3 replies · +1 points

I think it's the usual work experience schemes, from what I've been reading across the water.

It's seems very much like the pre-propaganda before the introduction of Universal Credit. The recipients must sign a contract with the government to undertake work if they can. But obviously the descriptors of a disability and being ill are to be completely changed, and they'll be sending those who have not been placed into the support group to workfare schemes. Apparently disabled people sent to these schemes have no time limit, they can be sent to training indefinitely, unlike Jobseekers who only need to do it for twelve weeks.

In my local Newspaper the only jobs being advertised is for training, training and more training.

10 years ago @ http://www.belfasttele... - End McConville family\... · 0 replies · -1 points

I'm an honest chap, I don't feel the need to masquerade behind pretence..

10 years ago @ http://www.belfasttele... - End McConville family\... · 2 replies · -1 points

They have everything to do with Jean McConville. They all deserve the same press coverage, they were all brutally killed, and they're all forgotten, unlike Jean McConville who is continually used as a political football.

But I can tell you're uninterested in other victims, and especially victims of the State. It doesn't matter how peaceful you pretend you are. It doesn't really fool anyone, except those with the same agenda pushing the same Orange hatreds.

10 years ago @ http://www.belfasttele... - End McConville family\... · 4 replies · +1 points

This was released by Relatives For Justice in Linen Hall Library about an hour ago.. It should be seen

[youtube -JPg44okm2g http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-JPg44okm2g youtube]

10 years ago @ http://www.belfasttele... - Building a better way ... · 1 reply · +3 points

McCausland is in the process of abolishing the NIHE, with the loss of 9,000 jobs. I'm surprised that you believe the 300 jobs from the DVA would have been spared if welfare cuts had happened. Not a chance,,
But your correct, the cuts will take place, straight after the elections when they feel safe enough to do it.

10 years ago @ http://www.belfasttele... - End McConville family\... · 0 replies · -8 points

The British government created this problem, the blame rests solely with them.

10 years ago @ http://www.belfasttele... - End McConville family\... · 2 replies · -9 points

No, I don't want any Republican in prison. None.

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