The money tree was there when MPs got there huge payrise.
Pm totally right. There's no magic money tree. Got to live within our means so we can continue to fund our priorities like the NHS #bbcqt
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No, it was cost neutral to the taxpayer.
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Must have come from somewhere. The money tree maybe?
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They reduced the over all package (pension, death in service, expenses etc) so I'm told it was cost neutral to the taxpayer.
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Don't you think a pay increase in line with other public servants 1% would have sat better with the public?
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That is the case going forward but as I said, this was a package change and was cost neutral to the taxpayer.
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Where's your magic money tree Amber? Panama?
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PANA FUCKING MA!
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tax your mates. there'd soon be money enough
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Oh, Ian, you're so *onshore*. Taxes are for little people. /snark
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It's not just the tax gaps. Sterling is a sovereign currency. Govt can produce money which comes back to Treasury after circulation.
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It depends who gets their hands on it.
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So insulting to people who have genuine problems and you just don't care. It's inhuman.
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Patronising nonsense about a magic money tree. What age are you people, talking like this?
#strongandstablemyarse
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Funny the magic money tree seemed to bear fruit when MPs accepted their 11% pay rise
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You'd think the PM would know what a magic money tree is when half her cabinet snort the produce of them.
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How's the off shore tax avoidance going Amber?
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