A Guide To DWP Euphemisms
I need to print this off and apply it to RTU’s next few speeches and media appearances. Could be good for a laugh at his expense.
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but we had a means-tested system back in the 1920/30 that’s why the welfare system was set up in the first place or am I missing something.
Yes, but don’t forget Hansard reference of 10/12/13: “we know them as stock”. Or the reference (I kid you not) in the DWP Delivery Plan to using credit reference agency data to “cleanse the stock of fraud and error”.
im lost for words but isn’t it strange those who shout the most have something to hide yet he should look at himself isn’t he a social scrounger of the biggest kind by paying for owt yes it nice being a toss pot jeff3
Oh please do Mike 🙂
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