You go, Hunty! 
Good news, good news. UKUncut's audacious legal suit against HMRC is paying off and ALL today's newspapers have front-page headlines about fat cats being the real welfare frauds. Well, unless the fat cats manage to get Kate Middleton to flash her fanny before 4:30am, in which case the real news'll be on about page ten 
Pressure needs to be maintained.
? Benefit cuts while benefits support free staff for businesses.
? Folks being separated into deserving and undeserving poor, while jobs for the 'deserving' are undermined by workfare.
? Taxpayers subsidising breadline wages for high-profit enterprises.
? Incompetent fraudsters running workfare schemes.
? Doctors' opinions discounted in favour of a computer program that was declared illegal in the US, of all places.
? Deliberate destabilisation of the NHS to facilitate privatisation.
? Schools being shaken up once again, while further education becomes the province of the rich.
? Housing policies so inept that young working people have to sleep on the street.
? Councils so corrupt & inefficient that tenants are made to live in unfit homes, which would be condemned if privately owned.
? 2 million homeless families. 350,000 empty houses.
? Lack of upcoming talent due to education fees, lack of investment, lack of training schemes and a hopeless, insecure generation.
? Continued blaming of the population for costing money, while a further xty billion is pumped into the Olympics.
Greed, incompetence, weakness and bigotry everywhere you look in Westminster. The opposition is not oppositional. We, however, have votes and we have voices.
We pay them, not the other way round. How long are we going to let them keep funnelling our money into offshore funds owned by people who buy politicans nice lunches? We didn't mind that much for a while but, now?
Someone has to make the numpties think straight! Frothers are not the only voices; there's a steady murmur and now it's getting loud.
Please, if you have something to add: say it on Twitter with a #frothers hashtag and/or to @TMC_Frothers, say it on Facebook via Too Many Cuts #Frothers, leave comments on the blog at toomanycuts.blogspot.com, write a post to the blog, and most of all spread the word.
SK's post about shifting her family's comfortable assumptions (mainly, that the cuts wouldn't affect them) is a fantastic example of how one conversation can make a difference. When you hear those assumptions being made, counter them! If you're a great networker - online and in real life - highlight some of the issues. Link to our blog, and/or to other relevant info.
Now the dissent's getting louder - now it's not just "whingers" but demonstrably strong, articulate and influential voices - people will feel more confident to have their say too :) It's a democracy, you know!