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  While we are listing all the 'deficiencies' of the public sector can we highlight: the journeys that social workers make in the own cars even though they are no longer classed as 'essential' car users and so don't get paid for; the hours of work carried out at weekends and evenings above their contracted hours that teachers do that they do not get paid for; the nurses who remain on duty to ensure their patients receive continuity of care that they do not get paid for and the pay freeze and pay cuts that most have accepted in recognition of the tough economic climate?
  Barry's posting (and he is the true voice of the Tories as he refuses to dress his language up) reveals the level of political spite that exists when he wishes the labour voters would get well and truly hammered by the present government's actions. It is this which leads people to take strike action as they feel their voices are being ignored by their 'representatives' and they are merely pawns in a political game which has seen the gap between rich and poor at its greatest.
  Don't let the smoke screen of political posturing blind you to the fact that this is a party (it is a Tory party too - forget the Lib-Dems) that is intent on 'squeezing until the pips squeak' to maximise the benefits for its benefactors who plundered at their will when times were good but are now bleating about the years of Labour profligacy.

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