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@topbanana4013 Lee of course, the Tories should have known what they got he was suspended from Labour because of racism
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Conservative governments always cost you more in the long term they don't invest, if you don't invest in your social infrastructure your economy stagnates or has weak growth
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Sunak has his own issues with Tax last thing he needs is this Which is why his camp leaked the Boris story
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@nigelmarche 1st time we're going to get some centre left policies like taking back rail and your spewing bile why
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You do know that If you reduce taxes and the size of the state your removing social infrastructure investment that means not training your own workforce such as Nurses and doctors and importing them instead? So net migration under Reform economic policy can never come down its why the Tories can't do it they've reduced infrastructure spend too much.
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It's the House of Patronage go ask Lord Ledvedev of Siberia
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My dad was a refugee at the end of ww2 blame the current politicians for making the system unworkable
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It's a cult there's a good book on the topic of how it works written by an ex Moonie
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It's a laughing stock with Naddine Dorrie and Ledvedev
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Supporting Ukraine means we don't have to fight I really don't understand why people don't get that imperial expansion never stops it swallows 1 country then builds up to devour the next
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@adam6543 it's not a policy that's the issue it's punted to post election as will most things, like everything the Cons do it's lite on detail and pushed out to the private sector. It's in response to a more detailed integrated more encompassing story from Labour who have been looking at various childcare / school models in Europe especially Scandinavian ones. The private sector can't fix our economy the NHS our Energy crisis the public transport crisis the looming crisis in schools asylum crisis cost of living crisis In 13 years there doesn't appear to be anything the Tories haven't broken and made worse
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Every economist says his plan will reignite inflation and create a reccesion
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By freezing thresholds and targeting the disabled as well as just cutting NI does nothing for the lower paid and pensioners and worse net zero would lower energy bills
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@mrflibble9783 depends what constituency your in as to who is the most likely non tory candidate I'd vote for anyone not a Tory at this stage
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It's better than anything the Tories have to offer Or do you think 30 billion wasted in corporate tax cuts will do anything?
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Thers a 10% shortage of staff and 84 million spent on agency staff They work 12 hour shifts and have to have a degree its skilled arduous work pay the ferryman or die on a corridor trolly
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The bankers tax break would pay a nurses increase x4 times over Ukraine fight so we don't have to
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@Nick-kb6jd nationalising them won't fix the problems we have with them and successive Conservative governments have allowed debt loading I'm in favour of the GBEnergy rout additional capacity run for public benefit it will provide competition pushing down prices and we won't have to buy up huge swathes of debt and old coal stations We should have never sold them in the 1st place but that bridge has long gone
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@nighttrain1236 since when they've not payed taxes for years and the latest round of tax incentives runs into the 100 billion
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@joecater894 Its a world commodity market we don't own squat we sell it off with licences then give exploration tax breaks
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@jennyfraser8443 at well over a million a pop shows the insanity of the far right in this country
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He had a scholarship to a posh school he will have had it drilled into him daily by the posh bullies what class he was I know I've been there
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@JR-vg1kr nurses work anti social hours and 12 hour shifts plus have to study a degree course anything over a certain threshold gets hoovered up in student tax repayment I earned more doing 9-5 And Government money isn't like a household budget once it goes into the economy it goes round a tax and spend merry-go-round which eventually costs the treasury approx 20 p in the £
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@christinefiedor3518 private sector nurses don't do the shifts and aren't subject to to the same pressure of an active hospital Your Nuffield patient is scheduled in and out any emergency and your carted off to the NHS
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At well over a million per asylum seekers it just shows the sheer frothing insanity of the far right in this country No clue how to deal with the problem so let's throw 150 million down the toilet in gesture politics to placate the rabid right wing media meanwhile the Gammons are on here cheering as the government pisses more money up the nearest wall. Are people in this country really that stupid?
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@calumhenderson9404 Wind turbine's are built to last between 20–25 years. Some parts may need replacing during this time. Announcement from the UK government Oct 2022 quote A new fiberglass recycling technology is helping to develop a circular wind turbine economy while creating jobs and revitalizing a historic site Nuclear have a shelf life of 35 years and the site isn't usable for how many years and at what COST?
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@dragonvalo it's the relief of not being on another 12 hour shift with the relentless pace of shuffling stretchers round corridors while someone dies making space in a ward
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We can align chemical standards at our end which reduces trade friction, the idea that we as a single nation had the power to go it alone and force the world to our standards (or lack of) was always fantasy land.
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@Michael-4 So your a Tory apologist, what draws you to such complete ecenomic incompetence and low standards in public life?
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That's not to say if they were in power they would have done that it's just a political pitch to show a different direction Labour would jump for joy if public opinion was overwhelming enough to nationalisation
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@DanteLovesPizza The current media are controlled by Billionaire / Millionaire class until its in their interest to get an alternate voting system then the best us peasants will get is some devolution and a HOL that's elected and maybe STV The economy Union and the country has a serious London problem
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@DevilbyMoonlight go get some therapy please this isnt conspiracy corner
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You've not listened to PMQ's lately then?
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This was going to happen, we've been ocasional remote working and moving now to organise this on a more wholesale permenant basis, the company are looking to downsize office space. The remote working phenomena has accelerated by about 5/6 years.
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@bigboyshit1 what tax they've not paid any or years
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Oh well at least he's dragging his Party down the toilet through the sewer into the cesspit of oblivion Tactical voting in both by elections was the worst possible outcome for the Cons and there is no quick fix to the economy its going to get worse
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This is Johnson's Brexit, Norway aren't in the EU and they don't have this problem and this is way worse than the Swiss. Johnson and his cabal of lying toads chose this course of hard Brexit because Flags and the City
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We knew that before he was elected PM by his party he'd already been sacked twice for lying the guy lives in a fantasy world. The fall out as Johnson clings to power will spread dogshit across the entire Tory brand
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@Dean F. But how low can he go? The bar seems to be falling by the day
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@jasbindersingh2441 there's the same number of French staff but it now takes longer to process each passenger as the UK is a 3rd country it will get worse in September when arriving from outside the EU will require biometric readings
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Brexit isn't the reason for our low productivity and 13 years of economic stagnation Austerity + Trickle Down Supply side Economics is (aka Thatcher) The autumn statement was a case in point tax rises at the bottom to fuel tax giveaways for businesses and the well off, fiscal drag really hurts the poorest in the economy and using NI instead of tax bands puts extra burden on low income pensioners as well. There are some simple remedies cut the NHS waiting lists and get people back to work, provide social support for disabled and special needs adults to work. Build lots of council houses so council budgets aren't eaten away with housing support ( now up to 50% in some councils) Change council tax to a value tax not banded and capped
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@eriihf I would call the Rwanda policy far right the Policing bill stopping protests far right the voter suppression bill far right. At what stage has any government gone down this insane path?
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Mama Mia here we go again my my just another ABBA Evening On the dance floor tonight the Crime Minister Mr Bozo Bodger Johnson doing the limbo try to lower the bar even further Oh Yes And our second record coming up folks is wait for Common People by Pulp
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!40,000 deaths and one of the worst covid management in Europe -3% wage growth in the last decade (not seen since the Napoleonic war) Highest tax burden since post war reconstruction Corruption unbound Yet 38% of people still think its better under the Cons than anyone else un f** believable
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@JR-vg1kr the FT did a piece on The labour economy v the Tory one its all over social media your like on a different planet with Austerity The economic calculation was we'd be +15% better off from 2010 till 2019 with robust public services instead of -3% and services cut to the bone
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He'll get hauled up in front of the ethics committee they have the power to Suspend him if they do his constituency can petition for a by election job done but with maximum damage to the Tory brand
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@joecater894 no they won't this is the Tories
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@joecater894 what would boost energy security is building another Dogger bank wind farm a mere 9 billion for 5% of uk domestic usage instead of pouring 100 billion + into oil companies coffers
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@joecater894 it will take over a decade before any of it comes onstream by that time we should have a minimum of 40-50% wind and 20% tidal running on the grid. Getting that capacity and enabling its deployment should be the no1 priority given we have an overreliance on gas generating electric sucking 170 billion out of people's pockets over the next 2 years
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It's progressive the less your paid the more it helps even I can figure that one out The other thing is it reduces inflation that reduces pressure on public sector pay and pensions are supposedly tied to the triple lock for each % point of inflation you can reduce it by you save 1 billion + Blanket corporate tax cuts help no one you need a higher rate and tax breaks for the areas we want to grow, why are we giving fossil producers tax breaks.
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