So, Briton's are facing a £30 to £40 Billion Pensions Black Hole?

Isn't that the one created by Brown's £5 Billion a year stealth mugging of Our Pension Funds?

 

And what else has he got in store for us?

 

Well, after cutting the dole queue,

And the benefits budget,

By getting half of school leavers to go on to "University".

And take out loans to live off.

And loans to pay for their courses.

He's now going to refuse to pay them pensions until they die!

 

Oh, and "he's" going to give all those who aren't already up to their eyeballs with student loans subsidies to buy their own homes.

 

Not that they'd need to buy their own home when they can get over £30,000 net in benefits by getting pregnant, or letting their children get pregnant.

 

And that's working on the value of a council house for Council Tax and Rent.

If they weren't on benefits:

What would they have to pay to rent on the open market, or buy?

And what would their Council Tax be then?

And their minimum net and gross pay?

 

Teen Mum Sisters Get £30,000 23rd May 2005

Three schoolgirl sisters all with babies have defended living rent-free in a council house on benefits worth more than £30,000 a year.

Julie Atkins and daughters Natasha Williams, now 18, Jade Williams, 15, and Jemma Williams, 14, survive solely on benefits of £600 a week - an annual income of about £31,000.

Mrs Atkins admitted her daughters had "ruined their lives", but blamed their situation on the school system.

The girls say the fathers of their babies have had no contact with their children and contributed nothing towards the upkeep.

Youngest daughter Jemma was the first to fall pregnant, at the age of 12, after having sex with her teenage boyfriend. She gave birth to son T-Jay in February last year.

Just weeks later Jade, then 14, and 16-year-old Natasha - who is in a secret relationship with the baby's 38-year-old Asian father - found they were pregnant.

Natasha had daughter Amani in November and Jade followed with Lita in December.

The two younger sisters are still at school and are the only young mothers in the playground. Jade sits four GCSEs this year and hopes to work in IT. Jemma takes her exams next year.

All four mothers live rent free in their three-bedroom Derby house and receive a combination of income support, tax credits and child benefit.

Double divorcee Mrs Atkins, 38, remains unrepentant about the family's situation. She told the Sunday Mercury: "I don't care what people say about me.

"I blame the schools - sex education for young girls should be better. They have all ruined their lives because they are far too young to have children."

From:

http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30000-13354131,00.html

 

Yeah:

Blame the schools.

But for giving too  much sex education.

Too soon.

 

And too much human "rights" education.

 

23rd May 2005

Three schoolgirl sisters have given birth aged 12, 14 and 16.

The Williams sisters, who live with their mother in a council house in Derby, feature in a BBC3 documentary called Desperate Midwives.

Natasha, the oldest, Jade and Jemma, the youngest, are reported to receive £600 a week in benefits.

Their mother Julie Atkins, 38, who said the girls were too young and had ruined their lives, blamed schools for providing poor quality sex education.

Mother defiant

Jemma was first to give birth, to T-Jay in February last year, and weeks later Jade and Natasha discovered they were pregnant.

Natasha had daughter Amani in November and Jade followed with Lita in December. The younger sisters are still at school.

Mrs Atkins told the Sunday Mercury: "I don't care what people say about me. I blame the schools - sex education for young girls should be better."

The sisters feature in the BBC3 series Desperate Midwives: The real truth about childbirth, starting from 9pm on Monday.

Episode seven follows a midwife from the Derby City hospital as she helps the family prepare for the third child.

No going back

Mrs Atkins told the Sun that she still found it difficult to believe what had happened.

"They are still little girls and now they have babies of their own," she said. "But I don't care what people say, I love my kids and I'm here to help them.

"If I could turn back the clock, I would prefer them not to have children. Their education is so important."

Two of the girls are no longer in contact with their children's fathers.

Jemma is quoted in the Sun as saying: "I only told my boyfriend David, who was 14 at the time, but I didn't want to have an abortion.

"He was my first love but now I'm gutted because he doesn't want to have anything to do with me or T-Jay."

Desperate Midwives starts on Monday, 23 May, 2005 at 2100 BST on BBC Three.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/4572219.stm

 

 

Stockbroker gets Rolls Royce and £100K for doing b..... all useful.

A Stockbroker in Kent spends all day with his feet up just making a few telephone calls for an average of TEN minutes and has a car which spews out TONS of poisonous gases every year, pollutes the air by burning imported weeds rolled up in processed trees and does absolutely nothing useful for society.

Bring on the revolution......