[Gary L]

This 'benefit culture' is simply outrageous!!
Here's a documented case of a man, who has significant pesonal savings, claiming goods and furnsihings from the state - items ncluding;
£2,000 for “midsummer glow” carpets,
£1,715 for a dining table, chair, bookshelf and chest, £1,700 for a
boiler, £1,600 for
curtains, £749 for a TV, £650 for decorating, £478 for a washing
machine, £294 for a coffee table and lamp table, £249 for a vacuum
cleaner and £199 for a music centre.
Shocking stuff! - no wonder these people don't want to work for a living!
Oh, the claimant? - one Mark Hoban, currently in charge of the Ministry of Persecution....