According to Sithanen that would be claiming that
it is possible to reduce the VAT rate. Of course it is possible because when the VAT rate was increased from 10% to 15% we saw a lot of schools coming out of the ground and the Treasury building and
Le Reduit were renovated. In contrast what did you see during the last 4.5 years in terms of new infrastructure despite that government bagged twice as much VAT on record oil prices from 2006 to 2007?
Another lie would be asserting that no country invests more than 50% of their reserves in gold. Which is what Sithanen repeated in an newspaper interview today adding that Vishnu's proposition is pure folly. Google disagrees and brings up the relevant
wikipedia page. Here are the countries that are completely crazy according to the Minister who didn't know how to resign.
Haven't you had enough of his lies?
Bizar sa pankor pas dan menteur, menteur
ReplyDeleteAh, this eye opener is still relevant to this day, blimey!!
ReplyDeleteYes. We just need to check the latest dose of crap and read this:
ReplyDelete"Second, political actors, however well intentioned, do not always have all the expert knowledge and the information to fully grasp all the consequences, ramifications and complicated algorithms of different electoral systems. Worse, very often they also do not know what they do not know. This explains why independent experts – either academicians, electoral practitioners or constitutionalists – have been appointed in the past to impartially advise on the stability, fairness and inclusion of proposed changes to our electoral system."