How The Government Pays Off Debt

The British government finances its debt by issuing gilts, which you can call government securities, paid for by the British taxpayer.

So, this is OUR money, right? But the government issues it to itself, and agrees with itself to pay itself a fixed cash payment of OUR money every six months until maturity, and then uses that money to house immigrants, many of whom are illegal, pay off the ASPEN debit cards they've given them, pay for their dental treatment, and gift roughly £13 billion a year in foreign aid, some going to countries that can afford their own space programme. 

At maturity, the government takes the final payment and then uses OUR money again to pay back the principal, which was OUR money in the first place.

How shit is that?

Allow me to explain this in even simpler terms. Imagine borrowing money from the bank, which you never have to pay back beause the bank must pay back to itself with interest. Yeah, you got the picture now.

When considering debt you must ask a few questions;

1)      Who’s borrowing it? The government.

2)      Who pays it back? The taxpayer.

3)      Why? Because he voted this government in under the misapprehension that they had the best interests of British people at heart.

4)      What is it spent on? Illegal immigrants’ welfare, and foreign powers.

5)      What’s the interest? Fucking shed loads.

6)      How do we reduce it? By raising taxes.

7)      And that pays back the money? Of course not. It’s just an excuse to raise taxes.

8)      So what else? Make the female pensioners wait a further seven years before they’re eligible for their pension.

9)      Isn’t that theft? Of course it’s theft. When they started paying into their pensions 40 years earlier, the ladies were promised a state pension at age 60. But it’ll earn £500 billion for the government

Does this not sound like one massive con on the British taxpayer, or do you still believe the government is acting in our best interests?