Comments by "" (@GlynJONES-e5m) on "Chaos In Britain | Food Shortages Feared As Labour ‘Wages WAR’ On Farmers" video.

These are businesses why should they not pay tax - everybody else does !
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LANDED GENTRY AGAIN BLEATING ABOUT PAYING TAX - PAY UP OR LEAVE...
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@jenih1684 THEY are business men / women so they have "creative" accountants so TAX AVOIDANCE (TAX EVASION TO YOU AND I) WILL BE RIFE! BUT A BUSINESS THAT ACCRUES UP TO AND OVER £1,000,000 IS NEEDS TO SHARE THE TAX BURDEN. TELL YOU WHAT....TELL YOUR TAX MAN THAT YOU DON'T WANT TO PAY TAX BECAUSE YOU WANT TO PASS THAT WEALTH ONTO YOUR KIDS....SEE WHAT THEY SAY.....AND AT £12,570 YOUR - MY ' EVERYONES THRESHOLD IS IS SMALL POTATOES.....PARDON THE REFERENCE.
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@PTSDimminent After Mr Starmer took on AND BEAT these far right offshore funded anti British organisations to oust the worst anti British Government in HISTORY THEN LABOUR ARE OUR SAVIOUR AND WE ALL OWE THEM A DEBT OF GRATITUDE
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How can "NORMAL PEOPLE" SUPPORT PROTESTS FROM BUSINESSES THAT REFUSE TO PAY TAX ON EARNINGS WITH A THRESHOLD OF ONE MILLION!!! £1,000,000 PAY UP & SHUT UP!
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@mosheridan7016 Whoop Whoop....TAX EVADERS are no good anyway. Report proving "tories trickle down" economy doesn't trickle. lol
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@mosheridan7016 Yes it's legal but the law is for landowners so distorted and immoral!
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@tonygroves5516 Tories neutered BORDER FORCE: Border staff are needed more than ever, but are being battered by cuts Border staff are crucial to national security amid terror attacks and a migration crisis – yet turnover is high and morale low. Barely a day goes by without immigration and border control making headlines. Both are political hot potatoes linked to the threat of terrorism, public safety, jobs, benefit spending, community cohesion and even “Brexit”. But what of the staff at the sharp end of this political “push me pull you”? Border Force staff are faced daily with the competing pressures of keeping down airport queues and actually securing the border. The travelling public, and the port operators, don’t like queues. But the bunched arrival of several high volume or high risk flights can make this all but impossible to avoid. There are targets to be met, not only for the length of a queue, but also for customs activities such as the seizure of drugs and other illegal imports.
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@tonygroves5516 Border staff are needed more than ever, but are being battered by cuts Border staff are crucial to national security amid terror attacks and a migration crisis – yet turnover is high and morale low. Barely a day goes by without immigration and border control making headlines. Both are political hot potatoes linked to the threat of terrorism, public safety, jobs, benefit spending, community cohesion and even “Brexit”. But what of the staff at the sharp end of this political “push me pull you”? Border Force staff are faced daily with the competing pressures of keeping down airport queues and actually securing the border. The travelling public, and the port operators, don’t like queues. But the bunched arrival of several high volume or high risk flights can make this all but impossible to avoid. There are targets to be met, not only for the length of a queue, but also for customs activities such as the seizure of drugs and other illegal imports.
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