Prime Minister David Cameron is showing how politicians are really cross dressers. Just because he is the head of the Conservatives, does not mean he is really conservative. Cameron told the press that UNLESS the government can just start seizing money from people’s bank accounts it THINKS you might owe, he will have to raise everyone’s taxes.
Cameron actually told Sky News:
“We have a choice here. If we don’t collect taxes properly and make sure people pay their taxes properly we look at the problems of having to raise tax rates. I don’t want to do that, so I support the changes the Chancellor set out in the Budget which is to really say that not paying your taxes is not acceptable.
“It is very clear that they can only do this if there is a debt of over £1,000, they can only do it if there’s £5,000 or more in the account after this has been completed. The general principle – do we want to pursue every avenue of making people pay their taxes they are meant to pay before we put up taxes, because that’s the alternative – absolutely, yes we do.”
If anyone wonders why the pound might crash to dust, just listen to the proposals coming from Cameron and close your eyes; you will think it is the extreme left Marxist Labour Party. Cameron is betraying EVERYTHING that the word “conservative” ever meant. Britain is hopelessly going down the drain very fast.
Meanwhile, British Home Secretary Defends Controversial Surveillance Bill, Says It Will Stop Cyber Bullies and Trolls. This is a total lie and is directed at tax revenue. Theresa May, claims there’s no reason to worry since the Investigatory Powers Bill would never be used just spying on citizens. Instead, it’ll help track down online bullies and trolls. This is in line with Cameron wanting to just seize money from ANY British account. They have had posters in London saying they are closing in on taxes. The Conservatives are liars for all these measures are directed at hunting money. Not people who “bully” others on Facebook of other social media.
We’ve come to a place in our political discourse when government action often is perceived as more important than respecting the traditions and institutions upon which that very government derives its authority. Many Americans are impatient with the process required by our system of checks and balances.
