War pension is counted as income by the CSA
Did you know that if you receive the mobility component of DLA then this is disregarded along with all DLA when the CSA assesses income. However if you are a disabled ex serviceman receiving war pension mobility supplement instead of the mobility component of DLA the this IS assessed as income !!
I receive war pensioners mobility supplement and it is used to pay for a car/its maintenance and adaptions to allow me to at least live independently.
Now I lose some of this to the CSA, means that I now lose my car and my independence.
This means that disabled ex servicemen are discriminated against by the CSA !!
CSA also include allowances and supplements that War Pensioners recieve and class them as income. These allowances and supplements are paid to provide assistance and to allow disabled to live independantly.
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This makes you wonder why you do anything for this country
Serviceman both current and former are always discriminated against because they are an easy target.
I f you recieve a pension… easy target.
If you work under paye… you are an easy target.
In fact if you are working NRP … then you are an easy target.
I and many serviceman, again both current and former would like to make easy targets of the CSA…. in fact when i was in the navy, my ship was anchored in Plymouth sound waiting to go to sea on a war games exercise. I was on the phone to this particluarly vile, viscious and nasty little jobsworth of a hitler at the CSA .. when I threatened to call a NATO airstrike against the little shit for his nasty attitude to me. Unbeknown to me my captian, warfare officer and executive officer were standing behind me and were listening to my conversation. At the end of the phone call the Captain tapped me on my shoulder and told me he was the only person on board with the authority to call NATO airtsrikes in… when he demanded to know who I was talking to and i told him the CSA… his reply was ” give me the co-ordinates Leader, warfare officer.. call up a strike package…! That really made my day.
Afterwards I was invited to his cabin with the ships legal officer and I had to ex[plain in great detail the situation that i was in and the amount they were demanding at the time.
I would have dearly have loved for that airstrike to take place against these vile nasty vicious vindictive little arseholes…
Maybe one day that dream will happen. Or even better they all loose their jobs.
Have a nice day every one …
Graeme
I have taken this point up with the then Shadow Minister, I am in the process of making a further appointment to meet the said gentalman as he is now the Minister. I will point out that this is discrimination and ask what he now intends to do about it.
If anyone has any points that they would like to be included please let me know.
As for an ‘air strike’ I was a PFAC with the Royal Marines and would be more than able to call the strike in and had the power to do so.
Sorry, forgot to put this bit on, upps!
In the event that you are still in the Navy, and are sent to a War Zone, if the actions of the CSA have an adverse affect on you, there by putting your ship at risk from the enemy, because you can’t do your job. This then opens up a whole new ball game, as in simple terms the CSA are then giving aid to an enemy of the crown. However you want to wrap that up it is a criminal offence! In the event that the police investigat this matter and it is found to be true then it will lead to people going to prision! I have a letter from the Minister for Justice stating that they have lost the ‘Crown Protection’.
This will then lead to a criminal action being taken against the Case officer, and higher in the CSA. In the event that you got a good police investigation team, it may, just may be treated as ‘Treason’ as giveing aid to an enemy is just that.
If interested in taking this further please contact me, on this site and we will take it further, posibly to the distruction of the CSA, who knows!
Not sure if anything’s changed, but my decision on CSA was that I didn’t have to pay anything to the CSA
This was based on the fact that I was:
“getting a state benefit or pension, or pension credit; and
you share the care of (Kids names) for at least 52 nights a year”
This decision was made in 2003, and the only ‘benefit’ I get is my War Pension…
The bits in speech marks is word for word what is on my letter from the CSA, appeal it mate, and if you need any more info regarding my case, let me know