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‘A majority of newly arrived refugees in Britain either end up in severe debt or sleeping on the streets, as they are ineligible to open bank accounts, the Refugee Council has revealed. Several asylum seekers, who believed their lives were about to change for the better, have found themselves sleeping rough days after arriving in […]

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‘While Labour members are busy tearing strips off each other – the Cameron government has tried to secretly slip out a report today showing the bedroom tax isn’t working. The official study shows Cameron’s bedroom tax has not only failed to release more housing stock for needy families – as it was supposed to – […]

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‘Around 46 million Americans now regularly depend on food banks and soup kitchens to keep themselves and their families from going hungry. That figure accounts for one-out-of-seven people in the United States, and the need for these facilities is growing – despite the alleged current ‘economic recovery’ we hear so much about in the media. […]

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‘Recent reports have documented the growing rates of impoverishment in the U.S., and new information surfacing in the past 12 months shows that the trend is continuing, and probably worsening. Congress should be filled with guilt — and shame — for failing to deal with the enormous wealth disparities that are turning our country into […]

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‘Legislators have just done what many in the alternative media have been predicting would happen for some time. That’s right, children and now adult vaccinations in order to receive family tax benefits and payments. The new No Jab, No Pay laws (Social Services Legislation Amendment) have passed and will commence as of January 2016. This […]

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‘George Osborne wants the headlines from his Wednesday spending review to praise his largesse as he backtracked on tax credit cuts (partly at least) and on planned cuts to policing. But, as always, the devil was in the detail. Here are 9 of the cuts he is sneaking through:’ Read more: The nine spending review cuts […]

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‘The government’s Nudge Unit team is currently working with the Department for Work and Pensions and the Department of Health to trial social experiments aimed at finding ways of: “preventing people from falling out of the jobs market and going onto Employment and Support Allowance (ESA).” “These include GPs prescribing a work coach, and a […]

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Australian Minister Scott Morrison: ‘We’re a free country, and we’re for free society, but that doesn’t mean you get to take taxpayers’ money if you don’t want to go along with the rules.’ We are talking about the forced invasion of children’s bodies by toxic shite you idiot – follow the rules of what? Fascism? […]

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‘Families whose combined household earnings total as little as £3,850 would lose tax credits under George Osborne’s plan to cut the amount available in the future. Analysis from the Commons Work and Pensions select committee provided the shocking figures, which contradict Osborne’s – and the Conservative Government’s – claims that they are “making work pay” […]

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‘The United Kingdom became the first country to face a high-level inquiry by the United Nations committee responsible for oversight of disability rights into charges of “grave or systemic violations” of disabled people’s rights – an investigation which provoked “fury” among Tory MPs. The committee has the power to launch an inquiry if it receives […]

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‘The Scottish Welfare Reform Committee has heard evidence at Holyrood about Jobcentre staff bullying claimants, often reducing them to tears. The Committee heard from witnesses who are claimants on a first-name basis only, because of fears that the disclosures may lead to sanctioning by the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP). Nicholas Young, whose firm […]

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‘Over the last few days I’ve been in Greece as part of a delegation with the Greece Solidarity Campaign. The scale of the challenge facing the Greek people, though already at the forefront of my mind, has been amplified by the many people I’ve met who describe to me a country in utter turmoil. Greece’s […]

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‘Every time I shop for my groceries I run the risk of shame and panic. I navigate the aisles, looking for those discount tags hanging under apples or grapes. I add up the prices of pineapples, tomatoes, avocados. Yams. Squash. Kale. I long for a refrigerator full of these things. When I reach the check-out […]

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By now most know of the incredible hypocrisy among many congressional and senate members, both state and federal. But this one is a true shiner. Southwest Florida republican Rep. Trey Radel is facing misdemeanor charges of cocaine possession. He’s playing the remorseful sympathy card, of course. It’s the successful choice for swaying public opinion. He […]

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‘People on low incomes will be significantly worse off after changes to the minimum wage and tax credit and benefits system in George Osborne’s budget, it has been calculated. The respected Institute for Fiscal Studies said the Chancellor’s higher minimum wage would come nowhere near to compensating for simultaneous cuts to tax credits, leaving people […]

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