For 30 odd years I’ve been in steady full employment, paid my taxes, paid my NICs, commuted to work in all weathers with only a few days off per year pulling sickies. (Even though quite often I’d make up for that by working 50+ hours per week!)
In all that time, I have studied hard for various IT certifications with the likes of Microsoft, HP, Cisco, Citrix, Inspur and Fujitsu. Some of these course were paid for by the company I used to work with, but some I had to pay for myself when I went self-employed.
But it really pisses me off when I see my monthly pay-slip and notice the hefty amount of tax and insurance I have to pay. Again, I wouldn’t mind so much if I knew these taxes were being spent on deserving causes. But of course we all know they’re not!
I don’t bother with the MSM because it really hacks me off when I read sob stories of some cunt who has never worked but seems think they’re entitled to thousands of pounds in benefits in order to cope with the current cost-of-living crisis.
And its not just lazy cunts born in this country that think the same way, but of course the 1 million cunts from abroad via the Dinghy Express, who seem to think I, as a taxpayer, should not only work harder but also contribute more tax in order to keep them safe and sound in some cushy 4* hotel for a few months or years. (No rising energy bills for them to worry about.)
Then you have the growing band of apologists, who go out of their way to defend the indefensible, especially when it involves children. The constant push by teachers to set their own curricula that is far removed from the traditional “3 Rs” and focuses instead of gender identification, sexual discovery and the apparent acceptance that adults can have sex with children without the consent of parents or the threat of prosecution from the police or courts.
In fact there’s so many things utterly wrong with this government and the unaccountable but agenda-driven Civil Service, think tanks and faceless policy advisors, that it makes you wonder what is the point of trying to be a decent hard-working law-abiding person?
As it is my wife and I are looking at options to move to Austria or the Netherlands, probably starting with a 90-day stay, just to make sure we’re doing the right thing.
As much as we love life here in the Lake District it doesn’t get away from the fact that we’re going to be shafted sooner or later with more taxation, a lower standard of living, household costs rising and the inevitable arrival of some of those illegal migrants – probably running into the tens of thousands if this woke council have their way!
Am not saying Holland or Austria are perfect places – far from it. But we’ve been to both countries before and we do have an expat couple living in Salzburg, who could give us valuable guidance on how to move there through the proper government channels.
Austrian Embassy Link
And yes it will only be a matter of time before Austria and Holland become no different to the UK, Sweden or Germany. Moreover, the entry requirements to live and/or work in both countries appear to be far more demanding than what’s needed over here, especially after Brexit. Compare and Contrast:-
Austria
- Passport
- Residency Permit
- Birth Certificate
- Marriage Certificate
- Savings & Investments
- Medical Documentation (including dental and immunizations)
- University Degree(s)
- Professional Certificates
- Police Records
.UK
- No Passport only a dinghy and a concealed pack of C4
- “Refugee” Permit, guaranteed 4 star hotel and top rung on housing waiting list
- No Birth Certificate but have 30 children
- No Marriage Certificate but have 10 wives
- No Savings but entitled to other people’s money
- No Medical Documentation but entitled to free NHS services
- No University Degree(s) but entitled to free education
- No Professional Certificates but entitled to good jobs due to positive discrimination
- Police Records (probably loads but the Home Office turns a blind eye)
It just seems ever more apparent that if you study hard, work hard and be a model citizen then you’re basically deluding yourself and you’d be better off going on the dole and claiming benefits for the rest of your life.
But really the decline in standards at social, political and economical levels within the UK knows no bounds and as quite a few cunters on here have commented on in the past “This country is – or very soon will be – finished!”
And I really have come to believe that now.
Nominated by: Technocunt
Your chips just got more expensive!
