Grey Swans needs recruits
WHAT IS GREY SWANS?
Grey Swans is a pension campaign group into new socialist parties for socialist pension policies, to win the vital Grey Vote (age 50 to 100 plus), that is the sole way to win in key MP seats around the country.
Especially helps the pensionless pensioners now only victims of Labour, born 1960s to 1980s (2007 pension act) with pension ages 67 and 68.
GREY SWANS KEY DEMANDS TO NEW SOCIALIST PARTIES
- State / works pension payment age 60 men and women.
- Age 50 full works pension payment age for manual workers (builders, ambulance, fire / military / police people, cleaners, etc). Instead of lump sum cashing in entire pension.
- Revert to early works pension age 50 for anyone else needing to retire, usually for ill health.
- £372 per week State pension per person, regardless of retirement date, SERPs opt out and full payment back to 30 years National Insurance record.
Since 2011, there is no default retirement age, meaning getting pension paid does not mean you have to retire from your job to get the money, and is individual choice, health willing.
WHY GREY SWANS WAS IGNORED BY JEREMY CORBYN?
GREY SWANS WAS FUNDED BY 1950s LADIES BUT NOT PERSONALLY FOLLOWED
Despite 1950s ladies in pension campaign groups crowdfunding my Grey Swans sashes and leaflets, to be worn and given out at Labour events, I never gained the following to be seen as a large group behind big banners.
Ladies could have joined me AND been members of the 1950s pension groups, as I was not campaigning as they were, but into current election manifesto for when Labour won into government.
WHY JEREMY CORBYN FAILED TO SEE PENSION AGE 60 MEN AND WOMEN AS THE VOTE WINNING POLICY IT WAS
So despite Jeremy Corbyn having been first elected MP in 1983 on the lost manifesto pledge of pension age 60 men and women and increased state pension money, those key policies never made it into any of his election manifestos whilst he was Labour leader from 2015 to 2019.
All pension campaign groups had social media posts and long comment replying threads below them, desperate to be paid their state pension immediately, gaining full pensioner status, below the risen pension age of 65/66. Never mind what the focus of the campaign group's admins.
Jeremy Corbyn lost by around 3,000 votes in key MP seats in 2017, when 1950s women tended to be at least 5,000 ladies in each MP voting area. Pension age 60 men and women policy would have won those seats in 2017.
Not only from the 1950s ladies, but also from the 1960s born ladies turning 60 from 2020.
The moment Jeremy Corbyn agreed with pension age rise to 66, he lost the 1950s and 1960s born ladies' pensionless pensioner vote.
Jeremy Corbyn also lost the 1950s and 1960s born I Daniel Blakes, dumped onto benefit, instead of being pensioners (works or state).
The £30,000 compensation offer beyond the 2019 manifesto by Jeremy Corbyn, was only for the first victims of the 1950s born ladies, and lost the rest of 1950s ladies' votes, who might have voted for immediate monthly payment of state pension and full pensioner status being published in Jeremy Corbyn's election 2019 manifesto.
NEED TO RECRUIT MEMBERS TO GREY SWANS TO CAMPAIGN INTO NEW SOCIALIST PARTIES
New socialist parties need to see groups of local Grey Swans to see that people will vote for those parties if they publish they pledge Grey Swans' pension policies.
For those new socialist parties, to vote out Labour for good, as well as Tory and Lib Dems, who have all been enemies of working class pensioners and the state pension.
The last Labour leader to care about the state pension was back in the early 1970s. None since and none now ever will.
I do not care what age you are, as abroad young people come out in solidarity to older people, as it is your future as well. And your present.
- In UK we are the most knackered older working class of any rich nation, falling out of work due to ill health by the millions from age 50. The computer age is ageing young people faster. So you are not immune.
- Youth shopworkers' jobs were lost on the high street, because of the high early death rate caused by pension age rise of works pension (50 to 55 since 2010, due to rise to 57) and state pension from 60 to 66 (2014 onwards). It is women from age 50 who are the customers of high street shops.
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