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Sorry to here what his happening to you Sussex and DJRhondda.

It is one of the reasons I left the so called civilized world.

People may like to watch this. It is Zeitgeist: Moving Forward.

[video=youtube;4Z9WVZddH9w]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Z9WVZddH9w[/video]
 
do you know what siam.......it was this type stuff that sent me into a rage of wanting the whole system 2 crumble>>>>>.these boys are right on the button with logical thinking>>>>once your eyes are open tho its a scary world 2 live in because you can see the whole process of control take place infront of your nose>>>>>>some of which i clicked onto was the murder of bin landen and the media circus thats comes from official lines of western propoganda.......it really was all over the place tbh lots and lots of contradictions coming from high ranking military and government officials.


the crux is they keep us down with a controlled system but they we a free men>>>>>let me tell you we could be a lot better of with logical thinking and one love.


[video=youtube;e02rn2FJe9o]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e02rn2FJe9o&feature=player_detailpage[/video]
 
Dave_Jones-Rhondda said:
What I don't like is for ESA my wife’s income is taken in account because we are married, but when I asked if she could claim my income tax allowance against her income (I have no income) I was told we are regarded as separate people.

How can you be a couple for one and not for the other?

If my wife could claim my £8,105 income tax allowance at 20% tax it would be £1,621 per year (£32.17 per week), not much but could help.
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I'm with you on that one DJ. They say they are a party for the family then punish those that are married.

Up until recently (I'm now self employed), my company paid for health care so I didn't draw on the NHS (not that there I needed any treatment on the last 15 years), out of choice we home educated our daughter so she didn't use the schools and my wife stayed at home. So, we don't use the NHS and don't use schools. Do I get a rebate for the tax I pay, NO. Can I use my wife's tax allowance, NO.

My mam and dad worked hard all their lives, saved where they could and paid for their house. My dad died a while ago, but all my mam can worry about is the government taking all her hard earned cash if she needs to go into a care home. I've told her to spend it all so by the time she gets to that position, if we can't look after her she's got nothing and the state have to pay. You pay tax on your earnings, tax on income from your savings and then want your money when you are old.

There is no encouragement to look after yourself, you might as well spend everything you get and make the most of it.
 
ccfcremotesupport said:
My mam and dad worked hard all their lives, saved where they could and paid for their house. My dad died a while ago, but all my mam can worry about is the government taking all her hard earned cash if she needs to go into a care home. I've told her to spend it all so by the time she gets to that position, if we can't look after her she's got nothing and the state have to pay. You pay tax on your earnings, tax on income from your savings and then want your money when you are old.

There is no encouragement to look after yourself, you might as well spend everything you get and make the most of it.
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thats fair enough, and i totally understand that view, my grandparents have worked all their lives, and are now getting to the point where they both are living alone and having to plan their finances. they are savers and dont show off their wealth but as you say people who live responsibly are clobbered by the system.

i found it outrageous that if you buy a house (out of income thats already been taxed) and you die, then you are taxed at 40% i think for everything over £325k.

the threshold in 1998 was £223k, now its £325k but house prices have well over doubled, thats a nice little earner to go on paying off the debts run up by the previous gov.

but the thing with pensions and end of life care is that with an ageing population its going to get much, much worse in the future.
 
the facts are lads>>>>they got us in a net and they wont let us go>>>>not until we change the system <ok>
 
its scary how this guy looks at us as just numbers>>>>no wonder they want us dead before we can collect our pensions>>>>>the family in the video are very very powerful and will stop at nothing 2 carry on the control,they look at us like working ants building the empire of a select few queen bees>>>>ok yes most do it without stepping out of line but im not sure thats gonna happen for much longer....eye`s are opening with the help of the internet and things are starting 2 pick up in the fight against globalization and the new world order <ok>

we are legion
 
[video=youtube;MLKm0iq-E6Q]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MLKm0iq-E6Q&feature=player_detailpage[/video]
 
Itiwran, I think he means it's personal testicles :emoticon-0105-wink: I also think the real xsnags has been abducted by aliens and they've left this miserable sod with us instead :grin:
 
Today’s test has gone fine, I do have a brain and is bigger than a walnut or was that a peanut?
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Anyway I will still have problems with speech, memory and grammar, thankful for spell check.

<cheers>
 
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