Last week this photo appeared:
Photo of young Australian models which appeared on Tory website last week. The exact same photograph appears on an Australian universities website! |
It was supposed to show us the average age of the team that will be campaigning for the Tories in the 2015 general election, a young vibrant team raring to go to support the Tories, not their usual older average age.
Once the deceit was discovered the photograph was hastily taken down and replaced with the one below. It depicts David Cameron with a group of school kiddies who will be unable to campaign let alone vote in 2015 because they will still be too young!
Have the Tories got any proper young activists they can use, or do they plan to keep on trying to deceive the public and show false images?
David Cameron's Team 2015 - comprises of kiddies to young to vote |
Here is
They seem to have a thing about looking their age, remember the deceitful pictures of an airbrushed david Cameron during the last election?
Left - David Cameron how he really looked in the 2010 general election campaign Right - After he was airbrushed to show a more youthful David Cameron |
Back in 2010 when asked about the infamous airbrushing his florid cheeks and double chins out the NHS poster, David Cameron said that he didn't want to talk about the poster, but he did want to say that he would cut the deficit not the NHS, pity, not even that has come true, in fact he has increased the deficit and cut NHS spending in real terms!
David Cameron tell lies about Britain's debt in his party election broadcast.
He said:
“So though this government has had to make some difficult decisions, we are making progress. We’re paying down Britain’s debts.” (Click to Listen!)
"David Cameron’s policy is to increase Britain’s debt by 60 per cent, more than any European country. To increase it more over five years than Labour did over 13 years. Just yesterday, we learned the national debt had hit £1,111 billion and it’s heading to £1,400 billion.
By no stretch of the English language can this be described as “paying down Britain’s debts.” What Cameron said is not an exaggeration. It’s a straight falsehood, and one that demeans his office. He has previously used different language, saying that he is “dealing with the debt”. The below graph says it all:
As Cameron says in his party political broadcast, he’s only half way through his term of office. So what progress does he intend to make on national debt in the remainder of his parliament? His deputy, Nick Clegg, has previously boasted that his government is “wiping the slate clean of debt”. An utterly misleading analogy. Here are the Treasury’s published plans: It is hard to avoid the conclusion that David Cameron and Nick Clegg have an agreed strategy: that it is not important to tell the truth about how much debt their government is saddling voters with. That a little deception is no bad thing." Fraser Nelson
You can quite clearly see that from 2010 when the Tory led coalition took over, far from pay off Britain's debts, they are actually increasing them! |
Full Article at The Spectator
It really is quite shameful. Financiers are, quite literally, prosecuted for this kind of thing.
When he mentions "the excellence in Britain's schools" he means having people who are not qualified as teachers running the school and teaching your children!
David Cameron in an election address to NHS workers during the 2010 General Election campaign
"There will be no more top down reorganisation of the NHS - a few weeks later he ordered the biggest NHS reforms in the 64 year history of the NHS." David Cameron.
Here the Conservatives are at it again in Northern Ireland
It is just one lie and one deception upon another and as Cameron said in his video, "do try to keep up please"!
Can the Conservative party do anything at all without manipulating, misleading and lying to the public?
2 comments:
apparently cameron is now going around saying "We are all thatcherites now"
What a bloody insult!
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