British Conservative government, what’s wrong?

This video from Britain says about itself:

Thousands Of Disabled People Killed By Barbaric Tory Austerity

28 February 2017

The Tories are going ahead with their latest barbaric spree of austerity/spending cuts — chopping billions off of benefits paid to the most vulnerable in society.

Thousands of disabled people have already died shortly after being found fit for work by the DWP — hundreds have committed suicide because of the DWP.

With this latest round of spending cuts looming we look at some of the Tories’ previous disabled victims. The innocent people who they lead to death cruelly and coldly. The names and lives of these people should never be forgotten, we must never forget that THIS IS WHAT OUR GOVERNMENT IS DOING TO THE PEOPLE OF THIS COUNTRY.

TEACHERS are being pushed to the brink of suicide by work pressures, NASUWT said yesterday: here.

From daily The Morning Star in Britain:

Terrible Tories: A recent timeline

Wednesday 19th April 2017

2015

May: Win general election with a tiny majority

May: A further £12 billion a year welfare cuts announced

July: Cap on social care costs in England will be £72,000 by 2020

2016

March: State pension age for both men and women raised to 66 by 2020

April: Wage limit earned in a job while claiming universal credit reduced

April: Foodbank use rises to more than a million

June: Britain votes to leave the EU, prompting David Cameron to resign

July: Theresa May becomes prime minister

October: Home Secretary Amber Rudd reveals plans to force firms to compile lists of foreign workers

November: Plans for all NHS patients to show their passport before they receive healthcare

November: Corporation tax to be reduced from 20 per cent to 17 per cent by 2020

Government statistics showed that 4,134 people slept rough on any one night across England, over double the number in 2010

2017

January: May holds hands with US President Donald Trump following his offensive remarks about women

March: Cut housing benefit for jobless 18 to 21-year-olds

March: Vote down plan to rescue more child refugees after axing of Dubs amendment

April: New claimants of ESA who have disabilities or long-term illnesses get £30-a-week cut

April: Families with more than two children will not be eligible for further tax credits for subsequent children born after April, rape victims have to prove they were raped

April: King of Saudi Arabia awards Ms May the Order of King Abdulaziz, an honour which recognises those who have given meritorious service to the kingdom

May: Britain enters its 10th year without a pay rise