Reform: The state must serve the British people first

telegraph / Reform UK ^ | By Zia Yusuf

[RandFan]

“Tough decisions must be made” has become the refrain of a political class that insists British people tighten their belts, again and again, while they continue writing blank cheques to the rest of the world.

Whether it was the Tories before, or Labour today, the script never changes: taxes go up, services get worse. What they never admit is that the only people ever asked to sacrifice are the British people themselves, while the state funnels ever larger sums to foreign nationals.

Britain has been turned into a global food bank, funded by taxpayers who can barely keep up with their own mortgages and energy bills. It is immoral, economically illiterate and politically indefensible.

And it must end.

Today, Reform UK has published a set of proposals that do something novel in Westminster: put British citizens first. If Rachel Reeves adopted these measures tomorrow, she could save or raise £25bn this year alone, enough to plug the fiscal black hole without hammering working families with yet more tax rises.

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[RandFan]

It's the long awaited Budget in the UK next week (a closely watched event). They've postponed it since April.

[GOPJ]

Whether it was the Tories before, or Labour today, the script never changes: taxes go up, services get worse. What they never admit is that the only people ever asked to sacrifice are the British people themselves, while the state funnels ever larger sums to foreign nationals.

Britain has been turned into a global food bank, funded by taxpayers who can barely keep up with their own mortgages and energy bills. It is immoral, economically illiterate and politically indefensible.

Yes, it's immoral BUT British 'elites' are welcomed to the world's hellholes with money, girls and boys in their beds, and lavish parties. So keep a stiff upper lip brits.... you're being screwed over by your 'elites' just like we were....

[ClearCase_guy]

“It’s a cook book!”