Their Lips Move.

Goldfinch60



Here we go again,

He said he would not raise the tax,

Would not raise National Insurance,

It was promised in their manifesto.

 

There is no way he would break the triple lock,

The triple lock that secured pensioners pensions.

This was set in stone for those who worked all their lives

Paying taxes for their pensions.

 

And what does he do?

He raises the National insurance,

Taking more money from those,

Those who work in our country.

 

And what does he do

He stops the guarantee,

The guarantee that pensioners

Will see their pensions safe.

 

So there it is again,

That question I often ask,

“How do you know when politicians are lying”

And the answer is, “Their lips move!!”

  • Author: Goldfinch60 (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: September 8th, 2021 00:55
  • Comment from author about the poem: Flaming politicians!! I am one of those pensioners.
  • Category: Sociopolitical
  • Views: 31
  • Users favorite of this poem: Accidental Poet
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Comments6

  • Neville

    .. I am firmly in your corner my friend and share your contempt ..

    well expressed & duly noted .. N

  • dusk arising

    Yes I agree but to be fair... look what unforseen covid has done to western economies and the steps needed to be taken.... blame bloody CHINA who dont give a flying fk about buggering up the economy.

    Did anybody really think that those HUGE handouts by the UK gov through the pandemic would not have a HUGE knock on effect? Or would it have been better for the gov to have not made hand-outs and left the NI stamp as it is?

    Reality BITES! LOL

  • orchidee

    Yes, the very same words made the headline of one paper at least, yesterday.

  • Fay Slimm.

    Can feel your angst my dear friend - lies are what politics are all about.

  • Accidental Poet

    Your corner getting just a tad crowded, but I'm with you. 😉

  • Saxon Crow

    Surely you should already know this GF?!



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