Michael Gove, leveling up secretary and the chief spinner of all things
Governmental was on TV and in the media this week contradicting himself every
couple of minutes.
His plans to build 300,000 per year shared between the private and
social housing sectors are admirable and his only caveat was that ‘building
materials are hard to come by’.
He seems to have forgotten that his Government’s financial crisis is
raising interest rates by ANOTHER 0.75% this week and raging unrestricted
inflation is pressing families on multiple fronts. He also didn’t turn a hair
when asked how he expected Councils and Housing Associations to fund future
building programs.
His plans leave construction companies to either force the hands of
Councils weak local plans and develop homes in countryside where they can still
demand high prices from the few or contract business and center their businesses
on the Continent to grasp the opportunities which are still available when
trading with the other 27 Countries in the Euro bloc.
Gove also indicated that an out of London project, HS2, will be slashed.
That revelation doesn’t come as a surprise to anyone viewing the Tories
lack of infrastructure spend if it falls outside benefiting the capital. Travel
into London for meetings has now been superseded by ‘Whats app’, Teams and Wire
and Birmingham the proposed HS2 terminus also has an international airport with
great rail links into the city if face to face is an issue for business in the
future.
The last 14 years have seen the Tories gamble with the lives of the
public and make many classes of society poorer. That element of their work is
still ongoing and until they not only come clean about how many times and how
many MP’s have lied to Parliament we will never get a national debate about how
pathetic and if you're from Northern Ireland Tory negotiations to leave Europe
were and still are very dangerous indeed, then just like we have come to expect
from Tories everywhere and at every level, this Government fears a debate on
Brexit labeling everyone who lost in the gamble remoaners. They will certainly
want one after the next election, when people will vote just like Brazilians
for freedom and democracy and not be mithered by the lies of a Government who
only want to make ordinary people suffer to help the rich get richer.
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