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    The Tory-Lib Dem Coalition plans to announce deep public sector cuts on June 22nd. The document calls for people to say no to these cuts, as the financial crisis was created by banks and the City of London, not average citizens. It urges working class people not to accept job losses or public sector cuts, and argues the rich should pay for their crisis instead. The document promotes taxing the rich, scrapping Trident nuclear weapons, ending privatization of public services, and stopping attacks on immigrants to protect jobs and services for all.

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    The Tory-Lib Dem Coalition plans to announce deep public sector cuts on June 22nd. The document calls for people to say no to these cuts, as the financial crisis was created by banks and the City of London, not average citizens. It urges working class people not to accept job losses or public sector cuts, and argues the rich should pay for their crisis instead. The document promotes taxing the rich, scrapping Trident nuclear weapons, ending privatization of public services, and stopping attacks on immigrants to protect jobs and services for all.

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    The Tory-Lib Dem Coalition plans to announce deep public sector cuts on June 22nd. The document calls for people to say no to these cuts, as the financial crisis was created by banks and the City of London, not average citizens. It urges working class people not to accept job losses or public sector cuts, and argues the rich should pay for their crisis instead. The document promotes taxing the rich, scrapping Trident nuclear weapons, ending privatization of public services, and stopping attacks on immigrants to protect jobs and services for all.

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    RIGHT TO WORK CAMPAIGN MANCHESTER

    SAY NO TO THE
    TORY CUTS
    The Tory-Lib Dem Coalition will announce deep public sector cuts on the 22nd June.
    They want us to pay for a financial crisis created by the banks and the City. Osborne
    & Cameron have announced they want to consult the public on cuts – we want to
    send them a clear message that working class people won’t accept jobs losses and
    public sector cuts. Let the rich pay for their own crisis. We say:

     Tax the rich


     Scrap Trident Nuclear weapons
     End the Privatisation of public services
     Stop attacks on immigrants
    JOBS & SERVICES FOR ALL!
    Name Workplace/Union Email

    Petition initiated by Right to Work Campaign Manchester


    righttoworkmcr@gmail.com | www.righttowork.org.uk | 07825158944

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