The poorest communities in Conservative-ruled Britain have been hit hardest during the Covid-19 pandemic. BBC analysis shows the death rate from all causes between April and June this year in the most deprived areas was nearly double that of deaths in the least deprived parts of England.

The majority of the top 10 cities and towns with the highest death rates were in the north of England.

The BBC’s special correspondent Ed Thomas spent four days with a community in Burnley facing severe economic hardship. The city situated in the heart of the industrial north-west has witnessed the most distressing scenes, unparalleled since the Great Depression of the 1930s. He found children, some hardly more than toddlers, scavenging for food in waste bins.

The government claims it’s providing funding for local authorities to deliver services, including £170m to help families stay warm and well fed, millions for food aid charities and £220m for children through the Holiday Activities and Food programme.

However, such amounts are a fraction of the £93 billion ( £93,000,000,000 ) tax breaks and taxpayer-funded subsidies handed out to fat cat multi-national corporations that already profit enormously from the closure of thousands of small businesses. This figure corresponds to £3,500 subsidy to paid out to international corporate concerns, including mainstream media owners each year.

Never forget the Covid death rate without a vaccine is less than the flu death rate with a vaccine. The lockdowns are have nothing to do with saving lives. What is taking place is a massive transfer of small business wealth to the largest mostly international corporations of the world.

Why is this happening. Because the ruling caste invest heavily in corporations and not in small businesses. Heartbreakingly, the British taxpayers fund the destruction of their own enterprises. Taxpayers are forced to dig the graves for their own businesses and ultimately their own families.

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