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Published: 23 September, 2009, 15:26


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2 COMMENTS
Count Cash September 23, 2009, 12:23 quote
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I am for fiscal prudence and not developing a benefit culture. But I am also for respect, duty and dignity. The pensioners have had to wait a long time to see some payback from Russia, for what they have given us. This is a sound move, but lets not go down the increased tax route, lets work harder to produce higher tax revenues off the same rate. It is our duty to make it happen as part of paying our pensioners back, for they are worth every penny!

slava September 24, 2009, 03:50 quote
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yeah, the pensioners are worth everypenny, after all they are the ones who stayed in russia after all the loyal-less people left, they are the ones who lived pushed russia through hard times like the WW2 era, Afghan war era, Korean war era, cold war and the crisis in the late 1990's. they stayed with russia through thick and thin and showed that these people are the ones that deserve a reward.

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