UK TREASURY DEMANDS CORPORATE GIANTS TO SPEND THEIR £500BILLIONS update 6 Dec., 2015

TREASURY CHIEF SECRETARY 
DANNY ALEXANDER

UPDATE 6 DEC., 2015 That happened in 2013 how much more will they have now and they could invest it to create jobs? 

But money was available for war in Syria costing £500million for one mission 

The head of UK’s Treasury Danny Alexander will demand that the corporate giants spend their hoarded billions. It is assumed they are sitting on £500billion. This incredible amount was built up to cushion them from an impact of a recession

That is were the real problem lies.

If they followed his advised it would have saved the economy and people would not have to starve, be homeless and committed suicide.  The corporate giants would have more profit because the workforce would be in full swing.  There would be less unemployment benefit to be paid.  

What kind of politics do the Tories have? Just piking up money in their tax haven and let the people starv, get homeless and commit suicide..
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Mr Alexander pointed out that they should be committed to invest to encourage a recovery of the ailing economy.  It is surprising that the Treasury noticed now the huge amount of money which could have been invested all the three years to prevent such devastating pressure on the general public.  To run a country down to such an extent that people have to bring back Pawnbrokers, Food Banks and some were forced to steal food to feed their families is a crime in itself.

All of a sudden Chancellor Gorge Osborne noticed that he received a 39 percent increase in stamp duty in one month which enabled him to reduce the public borrowing by £1billion. This again occurred out of the blue, no way.  It also raises the question about the other months, what happen to all the money received before.

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All these sudden action smells to clear the books to make them look good since the general election 2015 is coming soon. Doubtfully the public will  forget no matter how clean the books are and the economy suddenly becomes back to normal.  Those three years in which Prime Minister David Cameron and Chancellor George Osborne almost squeezed the life out of the poorest families can not be forgotten.

They went far too far and now again let the energy giants get away with blue murder. Last winter with the increase of gas and electricity people already had to decide whether to heat the home or buy food which is incredible in the 21^st century and should have never happen. No with the new almost 10 percent increase on top of it one treat to think what will happen.  Yet David Cameron and George Osborne dived like a U-boat and not one action to pressure the energy giants.