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To: maceng2 who wrote (49720)	1/25/2013 5:44:38 PM
From: ggersh	Read Replies (2) of 71409

So like us they want "austerity" rather than cutting waste they cut what hurts people, and heaven forbid they use the money on public work projects, how rude of them... "He said: “We face problems at home because of the debts built up over many years and problems abroad with the eurozone, where we export most of our products, in recession. “Now we can either run away from those problems or we can confront them — and I am determined to confront them so we can go on creating jobs for the people of this country.” Then when the corporations who won't profit much from public work projects or such schemes that might benefit the people, don't pay taxes well the BOE or the FEd will help us out....hangings were never more warranted. -vbg- "The disappointment has come from the tax side mainly, with income tax revenues, corporation tax revenues and VAT revenues all down on the same period for financial year 2011/12," he said.

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