A Government which robs Peter...
"A Government which robs Peter to pay Paul can
always depend on the support of
Paul."
George Bernard Shaw
(1856-1950) Irish playwright
As the election date draws
closer, we find more and more incentives coming from the
Government to vote for them. We hear how much they are
putting into housing, education and health along with
numerous other sectors including the Americas Cup defence.
There is no mention of how much they are stealing from
89,000 immigrant pensioners under their Section 70 direct
deduction policy – they keep this a
secret.
Double
dippers and disadvantaging ordinary Kiwis is the spin the
Government put on this policy but they do not apply it to
people employed by Government. They are exempt under Section
70 of the Social Security Act 1964 from losing their
Government pension and also still receive their NZ Super -
so who are the double dippers?
It is a story of stealing from immigrants with overseas Tier Two pensions that are exactly the same as the NZ government employer/employee funded pension. The difference being Government take from immigrants but pay out to their own employees. It is a case of looking after their own staff and to hell with the rest of us.
I urge all New Zealanders to vote wisely on
September 23rd because all politicians say one thing to get
elected but fail to follow up on their promises when they
do. The time has come to hold politicians from across the
political spectrum accountable, either to stand by their
promises or fall on their sword if they do
not.
END
Paul Rea
Chairperson
New Zealand
Seniors
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