Hello to all my bloggers i come to you all today with a Story
A truthful tale of A place once called Alberta this was a prosfurus Province till one day a mad man and there gang of goons decided that they wanted in on the pie So The people formed the Provincal conservitives in
Well the only thing i see is Come march 7th is a pack of lies In a quote from dalielle smith she says that Redford during the campane of the 2012 election Alison redford almost promised the Moon To all of us and yet where is it today
Lasso the Moon-Alison redfords Dream
In a quote from the Colum in the Calgary Harold
Consider the reckless promises Premier Redford made last year leading up to the April 23 election. She promised to build 50 new schools and to renovate 70 more at a cost of $2.4 billion over four years. Then, in what is viewed as a slap to Alberta's hard-working doctors, she vowed to open 140 family care clinics, which will cost $3.4 billion in a model not supported by physicians.
She promised - and has since reneged - on bringing in full-day kindergarten at a cost of $200 million a year. She also immediately gave $107 million to teachers to fill a funding gap that was being blamed on former Premier Ed Stelmach.
Redford also vowed to fund oilsands research to the tune of $150 million per year for 20 years - or a whopping $3 billion and claimed she could do all that with a budget surplus of nearly $1 billion the following year and a surplus of $5.2 billion the year after that. It was a phoney baloney budget based on wildly optimistic oil and gas revenues and most economists, opposition members and media pundits knew it and said so.
As the one-year anniversary of Redford's big election win approaches, one can only say that last year's budget was even more fictional than many anticipated.
The highlight of yesterday's fiscal update was the three-year management salary freeze, saving the taxpayer $54 million. But this was announced after these same managers got a four per cent raise just this past summer.
Earlier this month Redford announced that the 1.1 per cent increase to MLA pay and housing allowance slated to take effect automatically April 1, would not go through, saving taxpayers $200,000. It was a shallow gesture, considering that Redford and other MLAs voted themselves a huge 8.1 per cent pay hike in November. They increased the taxpayer-paid annual RRSP contribution from $11,485 to $22,331, which gives them an annual pay packet of $156,311, making them the second highest paid provincial politicians in the country next to Quebec politicians.
Public sector workers see all this. They are not stupid and they will want some gravy too.
"The PCs are dithering and talking out of both sides of their mouths," said Alberta Liberal Leader Raj Sherman. "They increased the number of MLAs, gave themselves a pay raise, and then subsequently froze it, but only for a year. They also increased the (Legislative Assembly Office) budget by another 16 per cent.
Now, they want to cut public sector salaries and workers and tell ordinary Albertans to tighten their belts. Nonsense!" said Sherman.
According to Herald columnist Don Braid, the March 7 budget will increase spending by 0.6 per cent. Surely the PCs could figure out a way to cut spending by a nominal amount rather than raise it?
Wildrose leader Danielle Smith said the total cash shortfall for the budget year now stands at $5.25 billion when taken together with capital spending and debt.
"This Premier promised the moon to Albertans before the election and now she's crashing down to Earth," said Smith. "Reality is setting in and Albertans are discovering that there's simply no way for her to keep those promises."
In other words, eventually, every free lunch will come back and bite you. Government managers and public sector workers will lose a pound of flesh - to help pay for bad budgeting and posh promises. For many people in the private sector, though, that's not nearly enough.
That's because the rest of us have been forced to lose 20.
Well this is going to a Pie to the Face and the truth be told that the Goverment will not delever
i Ask you all fo Alberta and to Whom view this blog to Watch this Video and get the Just of what i am saying
Without a Freespeech the Goverment would be in control of all of us and silence us forever If Alison redford and vic toes Had it there way Billc-30 would be in Affect but its not words of the people are the truth and for that the Bill failed
The only thing i have to say about the Whole budget For alberta is that it is a Plane Put into a Nosedive And Alison is behind the wheel along with her party a Upriseing and We must put an end to Alisons regin and Call for a re-election NOW!!! If we let her carry on there will not be an alberta just New world order
As i say this here and now
To the doctors to the partys to the People of alberta i want you to
IM MAD AS HELL AND IM NOT GOING TO
TAKE IT ANYMORE
We look at this as the Alberta pc are getting Away with Murder and everyday the Province gets Away with stabbing us more and more cuts that the Alberta Pc make Cuts to Us and The more deeper they stick that blade in deeper they more they can twist it to there way of life the major way is they dont want By the time that we are Just realiseing this is the day we are out of Debt And that day will be January 31 2999
IM AS MAD AS HELL AND IM NOT GOING TO TAKE THIS ALISON REDFORD SCANDALS ANYMORE
WE Must Stop this Here and now Before the Cuts go Deeper
And how far will the Cuts go hmmmm
Doctors
Nurses
Police services
Ambulance services
Teachers
Public sector
Privet sector
Be forwarned Here and now alberta
Tax increase
New bills that make The increase Law
The PCAA will do anything inthere Power to make us Pay up for Big Oil
Thank you for your time
Hurtin Albertan 25
R.I.P
Alberta Provincal Goverment
REST In PEACE
R.I.P
Alberta Progressive Concervitive Party
May you find Peace in Hell
Remember this date
March 7th 2013 1:00pm
The End of the Pcaa and there leader
Will Fall
Down Like any Great Dictator
All Dictators Must come to an end
and All Dictators Fall
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