Drug dealer who fathered 22 children by 11 different women

[Chrishaune]

i couldn't local this ratchetness earlier



As millions of decent families face benefits cuts, one woman who's never worked in her life is investing hers... in a £4,500 boob job
By Luke Salkeld
UPDATED: 05:56 EST, 7 April 2011

Unrepentant: Kelly Marshall believes all mothers should be given cosmetic surgery

Most families who are due to lose their child benefit are worrying about how they'll make ends meet without it.

But for Kelly Marshall, who has five children by four different fathers, the handout has never been about paying for nappies, food and other everyday expenses.

She saved her benefit money to help pay for breast enhancement.

And as many parents envisage tightening their belts after the Tories announced plans to cut the benefit for higher-rate taxpayers, she plans to save more of hers for liposuction and a tummy tuck.

Miss Marshall, who has never worked, rakes in almost £29,000 a year from benefits - and last year spent £4,500 to go from a 34A to a 34DD.

She explained: 'I have wanted a boob job since I was a teen. But it wasn't until I had five children that I could afford it - with all the extra benefits I get. Now I hope to have liposuction, a tummy tuck and regular Botox.

'I thought having children would make my boobs bigger, but that never happened so I decided to do something about them.

'I saved money from my benefits for four months to cover half the cost and put the rest on a credit card, which I pay back with my benefits.

'I know most people will think it is wrong I am spending taxpayers' money on my looks. But I deserve it because I am a good mum. Having children has taken its toll on my body. All mums should be able to have cosmetic surgery.

Luxury-living: Miss Marshall with her five children by four different fathers, from left: Mia, 11, Nio, ten, Lenni, three, Kallie, 11 and Lewis, 16. Each of their bedrooms has a flat-screen TV and they also have a Playstation3, a Wii and an Xbox 360

Wanting for nothing: Miss Marshall has an entire wardrobe just for her jeans

Before the operation: Miss Marshall, 32, receives monthly payments of £870 in housing benefit, £975 in child tax credit, and £303 in child benefit

'I don't care that it is at the taxpayers' cost,' she told Closer magazine. 'I am just proud of my looks and family - and it's my decision what the money is spent on.'

Miss Marshall, 32, receives monthly payments of £870 in housing benefit, £975 in child tax credit, and £303 in child benefit, giving her an income equivalent to a pre-tax salary of £39,000.

On Monday, George Osborne announced plans to prevent families on benefits receiving more than £26,000 a year.

The Chancellor said the aim was to put a cap on the maximum amount it is possible for any one person to claim and linked the figure to the average working income.

Critics pointed out, however, that any working household would need to earn at least £35,000 to take home £26,000.

Miss Marshall has no plans to start working. She once went to a job centre, but quickly realised she would be financially much better off if she did not work.

'What's the point? My mum worked all her life and she paid taxes so I feel I am getting what I deserve,' she said. 'Some people might think I am a scrounger.

'But I don't think me or my children should miss out on nice things just because I have never worked.' Miss Marshall's children, aged between three and 16, don't appear to miss out.

They all have the latest computers and gadgets, and the family have been on two holidays abroad this year.

They have a PlayStation3, a Wii and an Xbox 360 and each of the children has an additional games console to themselves.

This week's Closer magazine

However, Miss Marshall said: 'They only have three laptops between them so I might have to buy another one soon because they don't like sharing.'

She also wants them to experience the benefits of travel.

'I always take the kids abroad,' she said. 'We have been to Tenerife and Cyprus, and this year we have been to Magaluf twice.

'Each holiday costs about £2,000, but it's good to get away, and the kids and I deserve it.'

Back home at the detached house that she shares with Lewis, 16, twins Mia and Kallie, 11, Nio, ten, and three-year-old Lenni, Miss Marshall has furnished each of the four bedrooms with a flat-screen TV and keeps a separate wardrobe just for her jeans.

She also says she has a penchant for designer labels, which is shared by her daughters, who 'love Armani'.

However, although Miss Marshall receives more than many hard-working families she admits that she has also run up £10,000 of debt.

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  • The full interview appears in this week's edition of Closer.

I had a chick try to get me to pay for her $5,000 boob job.........




Couldn't say anything to her to convince her she was good as is...........


she had to go.

 

[Earnings]

i would fb this shyt but i got cac co workers on my shyt that might catch the drift

 

[Sandy_Cheeks]

If this college thing don't work out, i need to move to the UK , have some babies, and life off of the system like these folks.

 

[Peak]

c*nts

 

[Vilified not verified]

@yo moms Get you some baby mama's and live like a pharaoh off then child benefits breh.

 

[Kilgore Trout]

Is it any kind of surprise when these kind of people in are involved.

 

[Stacks]

I fukking HATE this kind of person. Nothing racial, what-so-ever, just the type of person who is living off the next man's salary and is proud to do so. Don't these fukking bums feel any shame in how they're living and what kind of example are they setting for their kids?

"It's okay, son. You don't need school or a job! Just don't do anything all day, every day and live the life of a fukking loser! "

Cut these fukks off from any benefits other than the essentials to survive and then see how much they love the "system"

 

[Day_Walker]

These people are so unclassy. I know im gonna be called "racist" but this has to be said. They are thugs. No matter where they go they cause trouble, crime and babies. Honestly fukkin A! whats wrong with these people, Is this where my taxes are going? Supporting these thugs? Ive had enough honestly. I don't care if you think im "racist".

Americas gone to shyt

You just gave me an idea
I might go post this on other more white forums with the story and picture of a black guy

Wait for a few pages of racist responses then hit them with the

 

[Scientific Playa]

keep em coming.

i'm building up my ammo for other forums

Source: Guardian

George Osborne will today deliver a stark warning to Britain’s European partners that the UK will leave the EU unless it embarks on whole-scale economic and political reform.

The chancellor’s comments come as the Tory leadership tries to regain the initiative on Europe, after 95 MPs signed a letter calling for the dismantling of the core principles of the EU.

In a speech to a conference organised by the pro-reform Open Europe thinktank and the Fresh Start group of Tory MPs, Osborne will say: “There is a simple choice for Europe: reform or decline. Our determination is clear: to deliver the reform, and then let the people decide.”

Tory backbencher Bernard Jenkin won the support of about 100 MPs for a letter to David Cameron calling for the British parliament to be given a veto over all EU laws.

Such a move would dismantle the rules of the European single market which were drawn up by Margaret Thatcher’s ally, Lord Cockfield, to prevent France imposing protectionist measures by denying member states a national veto.

Jenkin suffered a blow when Andrew Tyrie, the chairman of the Commons Treasury select committee, said he had been wrongly listed as a supporter. But Osborne will make clear that Cameron will push for wide-ranging reforms if he wins the general election next year with a mandate to renegotiate the terms of British membership.

Osborne will tell the conference: “The biggest economic risk facing Europe doesn’t come from those who want reform and renegotiation – it comes from a failure to reform and renegotiate.

“It is the status quo which condemns the people of Europe to an ongoing economic crisis and continuing decline.”

Osborne will say the EU suffers from a chronic lack of competitiveness and that the European economy has stalled over the last six years while the Indian economy has grown by a third and the Chinese economy by 50%.

He will say: “Make no mistake, our continent is falling behind. Look at innovation, where Europe’s share of world patent applications nearly halved in the last decade. Look at unemployment, where a quarter of young people looking for work can’t find it. Look at welfare.

“As Angela Merkel has pointed out, Europe accounts for just over 7% of the world’s population, 25% of its economy, and 50% of global social welfare spending. We can’t go on like this.”

Osborne is expected to say that Cameron will press for a realignment of the rules of the single market to ensure the 18 members of the eurozone cannot outvote the 10 EU members, such as Britain, which have not joined the single currency.

Tory divisions will be highlighted at today’s conference as MPs from the Fresh Start group challenge Jenkin’s letter.

Mats Persson, director of Open Europe, said the Tory party risks “becoming its own worst enemy” as the likes of Jenkin table unrealistic demands.

Persson said: “There is a huge debate in Europe about what the EU’s defining mission should be in future – the single market or the euro?

The chancellor should clearly set out that the UK cannot accept an EU dominated by euro countries preoccupied with shoring up their currency at the expense of those who cannot join for democratic reasons. If the EU becomes a political extension of the euro, it’ll be hard for the UK to remain a member.

“As our conference clearly shows, there’s growing momentum for reform across Europe. However, the Tory party risks becoming its own worst enemy when it comes to achieving a new settlement in Europe.”

David Mowat, the Tory MP for Warrington South, who will address the conference, said that the Fresh Start group was proposing a constructive set of proposals to help the prime minister in his negotiations if he won the election. “The letter is a different initiative,” he said.

The Fresh Start group, led by the No 10 policy board member Andrea Leadsom, will focus on three areas of reform at the conference.

The areas include delivering Cameron’s proposal to keep Britain apart from moves to create an “ever closer union” in the EU; completing the single market, especially with services; and delivering William Hague’s plan of bumping up the EU’s “yellow card” system to a “red card” one.

This would mean that a third of national parliaments could block EU laws if they can reach an agreement.

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[Cat piss martini]

lock them filthy chalkys up.

 

[SumBlackguyz]

Cacs gonna cac

 

[godkiller]

Good life: Raymond Hull enjoying a holiday in Portugal

Avoided jail: Hull, who has not worked for 10 years

 

[Danie84]

Reading the title, I didn't not presume it was a cac

 

[DaRealness]

Where is Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson now?

 

[iBrowse]

Where are the community leaders? Some of the kids are criminals too.

Let's discuss this brotha.....

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Spoiler

HA you got me breh I cannot tell a lie