Leon Kuhn Sums up Cameron far better than words ever did
Well fancy reading some crap try this from todays sun newspaper.
“My New Year’s resolution for 2012 was to become disabled. Nothing too serious, maybe just a bit of a bad back or one of those newly invented illnesses which make you a bit peaky for decades – fibromyalgia, or M.E.”
“And being disabled is incredibly fashionable. The number of people who claim to be disabled has doubled in the past ten years.”
“I think we should all pretend to be disabled for a month or so, claim benefits and hope this persuades the authorities to sort out the mess.”
“It has become easier to claim those benefits, partly as a consequence of the disablement charities who, out of their own self-interest, insist that an ever-greater proportion of the population is disabled.”
The thoughts and views of a closet Tory?
Many of these people are not struggling to get by – they are stuggling to maintain an expensive lifestyle that cannot afford.
Who are these Tories Councillor Warmisham speaks so highly about.
A sad day for Salford yes 17,344 no 13,653 only 18.1% turnout. Certain Salford Tories a disgrace, jumped on right wing bandwagon. #shame
Come on John name names
Well one political figure spoke to me today and his words should make Salford labour think.
He said and i quote.
Salford Labour have lived off the apathy of the residents of the city for so long ,and now it’s come full circle to bite them on the arse.
The Salford Mayoral Result is in,and could this be the end of Councillor Merry and his band of followers?
In reality this must be the biggest slap in the face for new LABOUR in Salford,apathy again as shown it’s face from the people of this city, but the facts are there for all to see.John MERRY as responded to the gauntlet thrown down by the yes campaigners and failed miserably.What worries me is the fact that the yes campaign was so poor in the facts and figures it produced it would have embarrassed a 12 year old studying maths,to say they were inept and ill prepared was an understatement and yet they succeeded. We in the Green party spoke over our concerns in regard to this possibility and agreed that in the eventuality of a yes vote we would stand a candidate,and who ever that candidate is we will make sure that this person will get all our time effort to fight the yes campaigners that Mr Berg as thrown together,The BNP wrote to me today stating last night was a great result for them,i am truly sorry all the result had really shown is our system although one of the most democratic is ruined by apathy and failure of our local leaders to transfer an honest message to the people,instead they crawl along the baselines of politics to play at political point scoring,the reality of that leads to what we saw last night and those who will suffer in the long term will be the people who allowed this shambles to take place.What worries me also is the fact that media outlets like the Salford Advertiser failed to allow others to voice there opinions, they in my mind with the intense coverage they allowed to the yes campaign helped sway this vote in there favour,for the most people i spoke to had no idea of the real issues that may take place if a mayor was to be elected. I will of course be speaking as quickly as possible to our Chairman and the executive later next week to prepare our election manifesto this result will of course cause more strains on a busy period for us already but what ever happens we will fight ,
Well the quote of the day goes to JOHN Merry
There’s more to the BBC THAN JUST JOBS!!!
The man sold the package to Salford people on the premise of jobs,and today he writes there is more to the BBC than just jobs. Read his article in the advertiser the man is dredging his box of excuses,sorry john it’s not going to wash. The Star raised it’s concerns and to be honest Mr Kingston had more insight than Salford Labour,shame the people never saw it coming.
SALFORD GREEN PARTY PRESS RELEASE
Salford Mayoral Referendum polling stations will open tomorrow morning at 7am til 10pm. The Green Party in Salford strongly recommends a NO vote in this election. The so called “Mayoral Alliance” is an unholy coalition of extremists including the right-wing English Democrats along with former Lib Dem fringe members (none of whom reside in the City of Salford.) backed by the Conservative party.
They plan on standing a candidate that will impose a sweeping program of draconian cuts in the poorest wards of our city, slash public spending on valuable community projects and groups (especially those that support minority and marginalised section of our diverse community).
The Mayor’s proposed £100k annual salary is an expense our city cannot afford at his moment in time, and whatever the unholy alliance tell you… this will NOT reduce council tax. It will all cost us more, dearly.
Keep Salford TIDY & free from right-wing extremism – please use your vote and send a big NO to the town hall tomorrow.
David Henry – Secretary, on behalf of Salford Green Party.
http://www.facebook.com/groups/268666871564/
Email: office@salfordgreenparty.org.uk
Phone?: 7526 685 886
http://salford.gov.uk/em-notice-of-referendum.htm
Salford Green Party
Campaigning for Social and Environmental Justice for the people of Salford and beyond!
Great story off the star. Salford Council accused of murdering the elderly.
SALFORD CAMPAIGNS AGAINST DAY CARE CLOSURES
Star date: 23rd January 2012
SALFORD COUNCIL ACCUSED OF `MURDERING’ ELDERLY
“This Council is now killing Salford people…it’s literally murder” Salford Pensioners Association
On Saturday over 150 people, including day care centre workers, carers, service users and activists, met in Swinton to oppose Salford City Council’s plans to withdraw funding from at least two day care centres.
In a passionate speech, George Tapp of Salford Pensioners Association accused Salford Council of `murdering’ the city’s elderly.
Full details here…
Question?
What is the present debt at Salford Council under New Labour? Cllr Merry as made a denial of one figure put out yesterday on Salford online of £600miliion which surprises me, so would Cllr Merry like to comment? deny or agree?
