Who can the electorate really trust

Ed Balls says that the chancellor has no readability yet how can we believe him.When he worked for Gordon Brown they took five billion out of the pensions every year and the unions did nothing so that should tell us something. Now we have George Osborne saying that they going to come down like a ton of bricks on the super rich who try to avoid paying their full tax by schemes that their accountants set up. This will never happen because Osborne is one of these super rich, so why would he do something that would damage his wealth? and that of his friends. Then we have Alistair Darling who went along with Gordon Browns schemes. Now hes received a twenty thousand pound pay off for making a speech to Asian bankers nice work if you can get it, this from a man who left us with a debt of over eight hundred billion. So what can he tell us that is of any importance about finance. Now there are reports of tycoon Assem Allan making a donation to the Labour party after meeting with Ed Miliband as he wants labour support to build a multi million pound property development. This meeting between them was made in secret. Now we will be told that there is nothing illegal about this but why are such deals done behind closed doors if it is not illegal? Is it because the likes of our leaders have something to hide as they build up their personnel wealth at the expense of the electorate who put them in these positions of power. We have the likes of Ken Livingstone facing a new query over his charity kickbacks,every day we hear more and stories about such things but as the old saying goes there is no smoke without fire. No matter how often these people say that they have nothing to hide so who do you believe the media in general or the politicians. We know have the prime minister talking about privatising the motorways and roads. Again this will only lead to a more costly programme for the general public We privatised the railways and all its done is increase fares and reduced services in certain areas but its made millions for the owners of the franchises. We have private companies that supply our water, electric, and gas, and these  services are abysmal yet costs increase. We had labours idea about PFI, building plans for schools and hospitals that are now costing the tax payer billions, and will do so for the next two decades at least. If roads are placed in the hands of private organisations the costs will increase with yet again these owners raking in billions but with very little improvement in the infrastructure. The one thing that you can be sure of is that the tax payers of this country will one again be out of pocket as the people who fund this will increase their wealth with very little improvement for  the rest of us.