LITTLE OLD GRANNY IS GOING TO SUFFER

As I have repeatedly warned, Little Old Granny is going to pay for the banks gambling policies encouraged by our inglorious murdering Bilderberg Prime Minister.

Alistair Darling is set announce that pensions and health, the two largest sectors of public spending, are going to have to be slashed.

And the people who knew this was coming, planned for it all along behind closed Bilderberg doors, have already implemented the Liverpool Care Pathway to provide some of the savings. They have also sent their man who got the LCP implemented here to the USA to get a similar Nazi euthansia program implemented there to pay for their bank bailouts.

As soon as Little Old Granny sneezes she will be put on that Liverpool Care Pathway to heaven to save on her pension and treatment. And the same goes for Little Old Granddad.

Meanwhile the two Bilderbergers who helped screw up the British economy, Sir Tom McKillop and Sir Peter Sutherland, both on the board of RBS as the crisis evolved, are living a good life.

But how do we know that Bilderberg planned all this?

Because nothing as big as the current financial crisis gets passed Bilderberg without their consent or encouragement. And the fact that their banks (J P Morgan Chase, Deutchse Bank,, Goldman Sachs, Banco Santander) have reaped massive profits and become more powerful after the event indicates that this crisis was planned to empower themselves, and to implement their favourite Nazi policy of euthanasia to pay for the bailout.

For they are Nazi at their core.

They financed Nazis.

The meetings were organised by Nazis.

And now the Bilderberg Nazis are rolling out their Nazi euthansia policies of killing the weakest and frailest in society, your little old granny, to pay for the bailout that they engineered to enrich and empower themselves.

And our inglorious murdering Bilderberg Prime Minister Gordon Brown, one of their own from 1991, is going along with it.

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From http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/financetopics/budget/6738681/Pre-Budget-report-UK-faces-decades-of-debt-warns-Treasury.html


Pre-Budget report: UK ‘faces decades of debt’, warns Treasury
Britain faces decades of rising public sector debt, increasing taxes and, potentially, falling living standards unless it tackles the growing costs of its pensions and health bill, the Treasury will warn this week.


By Edmund Conway
Published: 9:20PM GMT 05 Dec 2009

In a paper to be printed alongside the pre-Budget report (PBR), the Treasury will warn that the costs of paying for state pensions and the National Health Service are set to rocket between now and 2059 unless action is taken to reduce the bill.

The paper on long-term fiscal challenges, which will accompany the shorter-term forecasts in the PBR, is intended to focus politicians from both parties on the risks faced by Britain unless they contemplate radical actions such as increasing the retirement age or cutting back on free healthcare provision.