• About Utopia
  • Important Musicians & Bands
    • Amanda Palmer
    • Jah Wobble
    • Les Claypool / Primus
    • Michael Gira / Swans
    • Norman Westberg

Jason E Cooper

~ To Be Kind….Viva L'anarchie….

Jason E Cooper

Tag Archives: george osborne

Is George Osborne simply a revolutionary?

27 Friday Apr 2012

Posted by spideysaves in Economy, Politics

≈ Leave a comment

Tags

double dip, george osborne, john maynard keynes, my way, olympic fever, revolution, treble dip

Perhaps George Osborne thought it would be too easy to solve the economic problems; create jobs and growth which in turn would secure people’s financial well being. Oh no, George is ignoring tried and tested policies that are based on sound economic theory by John Maynard Keynes (if you look after the growth of business, a deficit will sort itself out), and other econmic scholars. George is revolting – I should end the sentance there really – against the system, he has just doesn’t understand that normally a revoltion is meant to free people from oppression and hardship not force them into it!

Yes we are in a double dip recession, but there is no Plan B, further cuts will be introduced, that deficit must disappear. You cannot get out of debt by simply not spending any money, you actually have to earn some – as you see this is where the issue is George hasn’t done a days work in his life (unless you count his days being buggered as a fag!). Olympic Fever is obvioulsy taking over our George who is taking his role as Chancellor very serious and is obvioulsy going for a treble dip or a quadruple dip recession, (bigger and better that a double dip), something never achieved before – not even by Norman Lamont. 

It’s all Labour’s fault, no, wait is the Euro crisis no, hang on everybody else economies are slowly growing, that’s it you either don’t know what you are doing or simply sticking two finger up to everyone else and stating “I’ll do it my way”. Lets face it you don’t have to worry about your own financial well being.

 

Share this:

  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • Email
  • Reddit

Like this:

Like Loading...

The Government are even more stupid than we give them credit for.

16 Monday Apr 2012

Posted by spideysaves in Economy, Politics

≈ Leave a comment

Tags

civil service, george osborne, granny tax, pasty tax

Douglas Carswell, Tory MP for Clacton has stated that it is civil servants rather than elected ministers that are dominating government policy. He has written on his blog:

What do the so-called ‘pasty tax,’ ‘granny tax,’ child benefit cliff edge and the reduction in tax breaks for charitable giving all have in common? They were all in the budget, right? Yes. But they have something else in common, too.

According to an ex-Treasury special adviser I’ve been speaking to, these measures were precisely the kind of perennial proposals that top Treasury officials would put in front of ministers – and ministers would then veto. Until now.

Most people are aware of the fact that the bureaucratic machine controls most policy by controlling what information is available to the ministers in charge. The laughable thing about this situation is that the notion of ‘pasty tax’ and ‘granny tax’ has always been vetoed until now.

It is only this Government can’t see how ridiculous and unfair these taxes are; now we have the evidence that no other chancellor would have dreamed of introducing these taxes, either through morality or the perceived unpopularity they would be greeted with.

I have said it before and now this underlines the fact that George Osborne doesn’t understand economics. Oh how the civil service must be pissing themselves laughing.

Share this:

  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • Email
  • Reddit

Like this:

Like Loading...

George Osborne ‘shocked’ to learn that there are tax loop holes.

10 Tuesday Apr 2012

Posted by spideysaves in Economy, Politics

≈ 1 Comment

Tags

george osborne, tax avoidance, tax loop holes

The chancellor was shocked to learn that rich people are paying the correct amount of tax, due to loop holes in the law, and is probably going to speak to his accountant to find out why he didn’t know about these.

Where has George been sticking his head (!) as most of the public are aware that the rich pay very little tax; the Guardian even ran a story as to how top footballers pay as little as 2% tax, so why is this a shock George. It’s not a lot to ask that a chancellor actually understands economics but apparently George is too busy with all his trusts to be bothered about such a trivial fact.

All I can say is that I hope he puts the loop holes on the front of his shop on Wednesday, as they will make a nice target for the pasties.

Share this:

  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • Email
  • Reddit

Like this:

Like Loading...

George Osborne gets pie in the face.

07 Saturday Apr 2012

Posted by spideysaves in Events, Politics

≈ Leave a comment

Tags

demo, george osborne, osborne & little, pasty tax, pastygate

Anarchist Media Project have come up with the goods again!

Share this:

  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • Email
  • Reddit

Like this:

Like Loading...

Guess who’s coming to dinner – the remake?

26 Monday Mar 2012

Posted by spideysaves in Politics, Social History

≈ Leave a comment

Tags

cecil kellaway, drama, entertainment, george osborne, hollywood

Mr & Mrs Cameron to play Matt Drayton & Christina Drayton (originally played by Spencer Tracy and Katherine Hepburn) in a remake of the classic film ‘Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner’. Instead of the film focussing on inter – racial issues it will focus more on class issues; depending on how much you “donated to the party will depend upon where you sit and if you can actually ask any questions. George Osborne is to play Monsignor Ryan (Cecil Kellaway in the original), as the voice of reason – don’t let them sway you Dave, they haven’t donated enough – you will hear him shout.

A full cast list will be released soon.

Share this:

  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • Email
  • Reddit

Like this:

Like Loading...

And now the reservoirs are drying up – prepare for drought.

20 Monday Feb 2012

Posted by spideysaves in Politics

≈ Leave a comment

Tags

drought, george osborne, holiday homes, reservoirs

I personally think that all the rich have paid to have all the water transferred to their personal reservoirs in their Cotswold holiday homes. I believe George Osborne’s family have had a gallons of water put in trust for just an occasion.

Share this:

  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • Email
  • Reddit

Like this:

Like Loading...

Cameron and Osborne spend a combined total of 60k+ to redecorate Downing Street residence.

06 Monday Feb 2012

Posted by spideysaves in Economy, Politics

≈ Leave a comment

Tags

animal farm, average wage, david cameron, george osborne, improvements, public money, taxpayers

The Treasury has revealed today that George Osborne has spent a total of £32,651 of public money on improvements to his no. 11 residence, whilst David Cameron has spent £60,000, but only half was from the taxpayer. Now they really are taking the piss – especially when Osborne’s heritage comes from a wallpaper firm.

This really is animal farm in full effect – the public told to cut back whilst the fucking wankers spend more than the average wage on decorating. It just goes to show they really are vermin.

Share this:

  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • Email
  • Reddit

Like this:

Like Loading...

A song dedicated to George Osborne..

02 Thursday Feb 2012

Posted by spideysaves in Music, Politics

≈ Leave a comment

Tags

failure, george osborne, michael gira

In continuing my week dedication of songs to fit certain stories, today’s is dedicated to Mr Osborne, the fucking wanker who is desperately trying to make life harder for us all, and succeeding. It shouldn’t come as a suprise as Osborne has failed at everything else he has tried.

I, I’ve been lonely
And I, I’ve been blind
And I,. I’ve learned nothing
So my hands are firmly tied
To the sinking leadweight
of failure

I’ve worked hard all my life
Money slips through my hands
My face in the mirror tells me
It’s no surprise that I’m
Pushing the stone up the hill
of failure

They tempt me with violence
They punish me with ideals
And they crush me with an image of my
life that’s nothing but unreal
Except on the goddamned slaveship
of failure

I’ll drown here trying
to get up for some air
But each time I think I breathe
I’m laid on with a double share
of the punishing burden
of failure

I don’t deserve to be down here
But I’ll never leave
And I’ve learned one thing
You can’t escape the beast
In the null and void pit
of failure

When I get my hands on some money
I’ll kiss it’s green skin
And I’ll ask it’s dirty face
“Where the hell have you been?”
“I am the fuel that fires the engine
of failure.”

I’ll be old and broken down
I’ll forget who and where I am
I’ll be senile or forgotten
But I’ll remember and understand
You can bank your hard-earned money
on failure

I saw my father crying
I saw my mother break her hand
On a wall that wouldn’t weep
But that certainly held in
The mechanical moans of a dying man
Who was a failure

My back hurts me when I bend
Because I carry a load
My brain hurts me like a knife-hole
Because I’ve yet to be shown
How to pull myself out from
The sucking quicksand
of failure

Some people live in hell
Many bastards succeed
But I. I’ve learned nothing
I can’t even elegantly bleed
Out the poison blood
of failure

Michael Gira – Failure

Share this:

  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • Email
  • Reddit

Like this:

Like Loading...

How many Tories does it take to pay a bill? None If they can help it.

03 Monday Oct 2011

Posted by spideysaves in Politics, Social History

≈ Leave a comment

Tags

david cameron, george osborne, kate fall, round dodging, steve hilton

At Yang Sing restaurant on the eve of the Tory Conference, nobody wanted to put their hand in their pocket to pay the bill. The Cameron’s left early, allegedly George Osborne gazed in the opposite direction, but Kate Fall persuaded Steve Hilton to pay. They will probably claim it all back on expenses anyway.

My Granddad taught me from an early age that there are two types of people in the world, those who go straight to the bar to buy a round and those who head straight for the toilet.

Share this:

  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • Email
  • Reddit

Like this:

Like Loading...

Rogue Traders – Greedy Wankers or Undercover Anarchists

15 Thursday Sep 2011

Posted by spideysaves in Economy, Politics

≈ Leave a comment

Tags

2 billion, anarchy, andy coulson, cocaine, george osborne, rogue trading, UBS

So a 31 year old has been arrested for going ‘rogue’, and losing the Swiss banking giant UBS 1.3 billion pounds. That’s pretty careless in anybody’s world to lose 1.3 billion; perhaps it was left in a taxi, perhaps in a bar after snorting cocaine with George Osborne (it wasn’t me Mr Coulson honest……….do you want a job?). I’m pretty certain, as with Nic Leeson, that he was told – if your plan works we (meaning UBS) are even richer, if it doesn’t your fucked and we know nothing!

I do think the un-named man should be applauded though, for single handedly attempting to destroy one of the major banks, even if it wasn’t his true intention.

Share this:

  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • Email
  • Reddit

Like this:

Like Loading...

Utopia on the move

    Follow @spideysaves

    Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

    Join 320 other subscribers

    My Previous……

    Specific Topics

    Anarchy

    • Freedom Bookshop
    • Ian Bone
    • Sabcat Anarchist Printers

    Football

    • Wolves FC

    Local

    • Croydon FC
    • Grandpa Chris
    • People for Portland Road
    • South Norwood Tourist Board
    • The Little Escape

    Music

    • Brighton Open Air Theatre
    • Young God Records

    Sites of Interest

    • Smartheads

    amanda palmer anarchy art bankers banking benefits bullying cambridge bumps cameron capitalism censorship charity Christmas class war Croydon FC Croydon Trams Daily Mail Dale Farm david cameron death edl ed milliband Eton Eviction food banks football freedom of speech george osborne george osborne is a cunt greed house of lords ian bone ids immorality inequality jubilee labour michael gira miners music NHS nhs reform nick clegg november 30 strike Olympics oxbridge paranoia Pensions police politics protest queen racism religion republic revolution Royalty south africa south norwood strike Swans tax avoidance Thatcher Tiger Lillies tories Tory Tory Conference tory party tory scum twitter unemployment Unions war Wolves working class

    art Croydon FC Discourse Economy Education Events Family History Fun Local Local History Media Music Politics Religion Social History Sport Uncategorized World News

    Blog at WordPress.com.

    Privacy & Cookies: This site uses cookies. By continuing to use this website, you agree to their use.
    To find out more, including how to control cookies, see here: Cookie Policy
    • Follow Following
      • Jason E Cooper
      • Join 147 other followers
      • Already have a WordPress.com account? Log in now.
      • Jason E Cooper
      • Customize
      • Follow Following
      • Sign up
      • Log in
      • Report this content
      • View site in Reader
      • Manage subscriptions
      • Collapse this bar
     

    Loading Comments...
     

      %d bloggers like this: