Dave Direct. |
The budget deficit stands this year at £108 billion and the
national debt is £1.18 trillion. So let's cut PM Direct and have no public questions
at all. That would save us the £50,000 and bring our deficit down to
£107,999,950,000. This is obviously a truly massive saving.
It's clear we've got to do better than that. PM direct is similar
to that of local government, listening to people directly and so on. So let's
abolish it we'd save £27.1 billion. that's a fair size of money but barely a
quarter of the budget deficit.
Let's try and get rid of that deficit. I'd then abolish the
Northern Irish, Scottish and Welsh assemblies. They are a bit like local government and together
make a saving of £48.2 billion. The deficit would stand at £32.7 billion.
Councils also are closely affiliated with the police. So
let's get rid of them and any justice system we have in this country. We'd then
save £31 billion. Almost got rid of the budget deficit then.
So let's cut international aid, that's £12.7 billion, most
Tories want this to have a cut if not to go completely. That will get rid of
our deficit. Hurrah, although I wouldn't
in a real life scenario want an end to government departments, I would like the
government to make net cuts.
But let's see how far we get the debt down by cutting. Dave
said that he wanted some of the international aid budget to be spent on military
expenditure so let's get rid of all forms of the MOD and military expenditure. A
whopping £40 billion will be saved. But that doesn't make much of a difference
to the debt either. Let's get rid of education too, that's almost £100 billion.
The state at this point is now just a glorified wheelchair.
Our national debt will then stand at £1,040,000,000,000.
Still loads. So let's get right to the bone. What about cutting all welfare and
the NHS, tough times and all that. This comes to the massive total of £357 billion. £683 billion pounds is left.
The State has very little to do now, so what's the point of
it. Let's abolish it completely. If we can get round the logistical problem of privatising
tax collectors and the like. We can save a total of £720 billion. There is now
no spending, only income to pay the debt.
If we did that we'd still have to pay £468 billion. That's
how big our problem is. If we abolished all spending for 1 year we'd still not
pay off our debt.
If we abolish the state we would still be left with a huge amount of debt. |
Obviously I'm not here to tell you we should abolish the
state. That's just silly. But we need to be looking around for big areas where
we can cut. £50,000 is nothing. I am a great believer in look after the pennies
and the pounds will look after themselves. But clearly this will not work in
the mess we are in. We need to really
get a hold of the economic problems.
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