Comments by "Greg Greg" (@SlowhandGreg) on "Tousi TV" channel.

  1. The prosecutions were brought by the post office and In England and Wales, courts consider computers, as a matter of law, to have been working correctly unless there is evidence to the contrary.
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  2. They don't terrify Labour there has been a considerable demographic shift on who votes for them they attract educated younger voters
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  3. The deal is next to worthless in GDP terms Also It ties us to ISDS which has been used by corporations to block health and safety, net zero initiatives and polution measures
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  4.  @lynnwilliams4024  except fund the NHS properly and be in power for the most prosperous decade this country has ever had with average wages increasing in real terms by +25%
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  5. If you look at his fiscal policies there hard right Thatcherite what more do you want?
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  6.  @sandragray3951  don't forget the vip lane for Tory donors and the 37 billion for the failed test and trace
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  7. It makes trade seamless and easy across the 27 Any sole trader can set up a website and sell to 440 million and we don't have it we have tons of paperwork an red tape and all the Ebay sole trader Amazon market small item exports got stopped overnight. The UK doesn't set the standards tthe EU sets the standards and we have to follow them and fill in loads of forms to prove it causing delays breaking the on demand supply chain which is what's happened with fresh goods at the moment
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  8. Its only out of hand because the Tories have made it so and Brexit has made the situation far worse were no longer in a host of international agreements
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  9.  @pickleperryemz  No they didn't Labour had some bad years because of the Iraq war but the numbers claiming asylum are pretty constant the last crisis was 2002 and now were seeing an across the board increase. Labour dealt with the last time this happened by fast tracking applications the Tories seem determined to gum up the system close down all legal routes for claims and let people rot in hotels for years on the government payroll then scream Rwanda at the top of their voice. This is a Tory problem made worse by Tory policies and Brexit
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  10.  @chriscurtain1816  good the reason this country is in the mess it its is the continuous bilge pump of lies and unfufilable promises from hard right wing parties They couldn't do a jigsaw with 1 piece they'd be stood around for ever arguing and squabbling among themselves on which way to put it. RIP the Tories
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  11.  @wellard67  Into what conspiracy theories. Try a podcast by Origin Story called Conspiracy Theory What there not telling you
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  12. In what way is the EU struggling after Brexit given the fact its GDP is larger now than it was with Britain in it?
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  13. I double insulated my downstairs at the same time as I put in an extension mineral fibre for cavity and under floors with a superfoil as a secondary layer. You can staple superfoil to your rafters cover the seams with foil tape and there are a range of product price points for even more insulation put a batten over it and plasterboard over it to create an additional cavity
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  14. Sunak is as Thatcherite as they come JRM is a Libertarian and Braverman would fit better in the BNP
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  15. Agreed its more about energy independence and cheaper energy after my extension and house refurbishment to double insulation and thermal and standard solar I pay next to net zero for my energy
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  16. Your only paying CGT on second properties and shares outside ISA'S and pensions? It's already lower than income tax and house prices since 2010 have risen 70% on static income and wage growth If you crashed the market by 50% your still worse off as a buyer than in 2010 Moggs talking out of his Toft arse as usual
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  17.  @snakeman9902  no he's not I'm not a Conservative supporter and have despised Thatcherite policy at every level and this guy drips with it through every pore
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  18. Wind is currently the cheapest power source on the grid we only have 17% of it you can run a mixed energy grid with as much as 60% What happens when the wind doesn't blow we need to invest in storage and Tidal and During lull periods the wind produced has gone down to 10% what people don't appreciate is the huge range of locations round the UK and also the modern turbine will start turning at wind speed 8 mph Also your not subsidising renewables your subsidising Fossil with 10's of billions in tax breaks which contribute nothing to the economy
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  19. Mogg isn't a Conservative he's a Libertarian.
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  20. The demographic of who votes for Labour has been changing for a while their main base is educated younger voters
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  21.  @laurencesmith1435  The trend has been going on for some time the right wing of politics offers nothing for younger voters support for the Conservatives dipped to 8% in the under 50's. If you want to conflate statistics with your personal views that's your problem and by the way transphobia is the politics of hate and division used by those who should know better
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  22.  @laurencesmith1435  education teaches children critical thinking how to break down problems and form personal judgements based on evidence and facts This is generally at odds with more Conservative thinking which begs for easy solutions uniformity.
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  23.  @laurencesmith1435  I'm retired I do voluntary work at my local secondary school helping with special needs children and your view appears to be one portrayed by sections of the media not grounded in the facts in my area
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  24.  @laurencesmith1435  I worked in IT nearly all my working life part of my job was looking after the new starting graduates never had much of a problem with them a few where unsuitable and moved on to other careers. You get what you put in there's no end of appalingly bad bosses and managers out there blaming everyone else for thier failings
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  25. why would we have energy rationing if the policy is targeted correctly large numbers of homes could be grid independent You can run your house electrics off an EV or battery already
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  26.  @susancurtis1651  Trade North to South is more important to the NI economy because without it NI's economy would implode the da8ry farmers would go bankrupt overnight and that's just the tip of the iceberg
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  27. you have a smart meter, if you had an ev you'd know that your smart plug turns on and off when its most cost effective to charge What is the average distance traveled by car in the UK? Average Car Mileage UK (2023) Average Mileage per Day, Week, Month and Year On a daily basis, cars in the UK drive an average of 20 miles a day, 142 miles a week, 617 miles a month and 7,400 miles a year.
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  28. these aren't OUR fuel reserves the Tories sell them off and they go onto the world commodity market where the Privatised energy companies buy them back at a huge markup passing the cost onto the punter
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  29.  @snowyowel7961  dream on with the BS from 2010 to 2019 the debt to GDP ratio rose from 62% to 92% and real average wages went down by -3% and we had a decade of stagnation Cameron got rid of Labour's Green policies which would have saved UK energy consumers hundreds of Billions over the last couple of years, they didn't even maintain rainy day gas storage Pandemic wise they ran the NHS into the ground before it and got rid of emergency stocks of PPE then wasted billions on a failed testing strategy and bungled PPE contracts
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  30.  @snowyowel7961  what is our lack of foresight and planning. Inflation is mostly food and energy our borrowing had gone up to 92% by 2019 used to pay for corporate tax cuts that produced zero growth. We've screwed up our energy and are paying the highest prices in Europe even though we had < 5% of our gas from Russia ours is nealy all domestic which we've handed over control of to large fossil multinationals. We've screwed our farming over with Brexit producing less while importing more in a rising market and added billions in paperwork costs. World wide Tory crisis more like 13 years of failed policies coming home to roost
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  31.  @stevestephens8969  45 billion of unfutax cuts give me a break it was all on tick how stupid are you tax cuts for the rich generate squat the economic multiplier is 20% at best meaning your pissing 80p per pound of tax money up a wall
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  32.  @stevestephens8969  2015 Cameron's tax cuts produced zero growth and ballooned the debt which in 2019 had risen to 92% from 62 in 2010 There's numerous budgetry papers budgetary paper on tax blanket tax cuts for the wealthy go into investments get spirited off shore very little goes into the economy A tax cut that would boost spending across the board is VAT it would also help with costs in the public service sector Cameron raised it to 20% further deflating the economy
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  33.  @stevestephens8969  gold standard gimme a break sovreign debt is only an issue if you can't service it ours was 45 ish for a long time till the banking crisis another gift from dumb ass neoliberalism. Cameron claimed he was going to drive it down he didn't again unfunded tax cuts sent it south and upwards Trump tax cuts in the states just went way worse, Reagan tax cuts increased debt Bush tax cuts increased debt and your expecting the gilt market to fund yet more debt jog on
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  34.  @stevestephens8969  we could go back and forth all day the Issue with the UK economy are long and varied my main point is blanket tax cuts on an already low upper rate don't produce growth. If your debt to gdp was below a reasonable level the markets would go whatever and fund it anyway The uk is currently an economic basket case long term investment by major companies has dried up and SME investment is hamstrung both by Brexit with very high gdp/debt and inflation at 11% And the last time inflation was this high was the last time we had an energy crisis
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  35. She was removed for stupidity and crashing the markets
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  36.  @alyb731  what establishment the one that owns 100% of debt run up by successive Tory pms? And told her to fk off and present a grown up budget coz the one she presented was fkin insane
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  37.  @IanDarley  multi nationals have always been able to tax shop and Shell don't pay tax they haven't for the past 5 years neither does Amazon Microsoft Google etc. Your premise is just wrong we have a tax base of 33% Germanies is 37.5 France is 46.2 both are growing Faster than the UK Back in 2016 our GDP was 90% of Germany now it is 70% Our currency is down by 30% against the Euro and dollar since 2016 major investment in UK plc has fallen off a cliff BritishVolt collapsed no one would invest in it car manufacturing in this country is collapsing London CNN— UK car manufacturing hit a 66-year low in 2022, as the closure of two plants We are an economic basket case no one in their right mind would lend us money to piss up a wall on tax cuts with a gdp to debt expected to top 103% and no fkin plan to reduce it bar fantasy economics. The Johnson Brexit deal destroyed the On-Demand EU wide supply chain in this country there will be NO large manufacturing investment and little SME investment because of it period.
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  38.  @yvonnenorth9634  No we won't most of us hate Farage for what he's done to the country
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  39. Since when she crashed the market you numpty
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  40. Brexit is done my Mrs. fills in thousands of pages of documentation weekly to prove it Why do you care about Northern Ireland it has a population the size of Leeds and Johnson's shyte deal put a border down the Irish sea on purpose
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  41. yea yea any more trickle down budgets like the last one and you couldn't get any more right if you tried He has to put up taxes for the coz the economic model of low corporate taxes has produced sweet FA growth so to fund his trickle down hes screwing the working and middle class for those sweet millionaire pensioner and banker tax breaks
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  42. yet the forward cost of their electric is 42p per kilowatt hour as opposed to the current price of gas at over 100p and has been as high as 600p per kilowatt hour Wind forward contract prices for onshore reached parity with Gas back in 2019 and has been getting more expensive ever since
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  43.  @rjones6219  The OffGem price is 142p currently this is based on the most expensive form of generation which is currently Gas its been as high as 500+p One of the problems renewable energy and having millions of EV's plugged into the grid with active technology should resolve is balance loading so you don't need expensive Gas stations on standby when everyone plugs in their kettle quote from Octopus The energy network of the future Powerloop is a revolutionary way of taking green energy in the middle of the night and storing it in the battery of a Nissan LEAF. Using a bi-directional charger, the Nissan LEAF connects back into your home to provide your house energy during peak times when energy demand is at its highest. Using car batteries as energy storage devices enables us to keep intermittent renewable energy for when we need it most. This makes our energy system more efficient and moves us to a green economy faster.
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  44. What's with all the TRUE Conservative stuff you've got a hardcore Thatcherite in No10 does it not occur to you that its hard right wing policies that don't work not who's implementing them Reform are just a load of re-badged Libertarian policies that Truss tried and crashed the markets with
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  45. Johnson was done for repeatedly lying to parliment Not for breaking lock down rules as usual with the blonde idiot it woz the cover up rather than the crime that screwed him over then diging a hole so deep it you could see Aus
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  46. Wind is currently the cheapest power source on the grid we only have 17% of it you can run a mixed energy grid with as much as 60% What happens when the wind doesn't blow we need to invest in storage and Tidal and During lull periods the wind produced has gone down to 10% what people don't appreciate is the huge range of locations round the UK and also the modern turbine will start turning at wind speed 8 mph Also your not subsidising renewables your subsidising Fossil with 10's of billions in tax breaks which contribute nothing to the economy
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  47. And why would you trust Reform there backing Fracking which has no benefit to any UK voter all it will do is feed the Fossil corporations profits
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  48. How about paying them an appropriate wage to retain them
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  49.  @stevestephens8969  so your an economist are you? Tax cuts dont grow shit well debunked 50 years of data etc the womon was completely captured by right wing think tanks that serve the very rich absolute complete bollox
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  50. Your defecting because what was promised was undeliverable and you'll go support a party that also promises the undeliverable Most people on here need an economic reality check
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  51. She's a centerist If you want to transform the uk economy you'd pump money into leveling up the country outside London Frost is talking bollox as usual
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  52. The guy is as thick as mince and has been spouting Internet conspiracy theories
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  53. Why would they be scared of reform there just rehashed dregs of UKIP
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  54. The woman is terminally stupid tax cuts dont generate growth best you'll get is 20p in the pound 45 billion in tax cuts to generate 9 billion additional gdp bargain not
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  55. There the party of the billionaire class there's nothing in their manifesto that's good or workers
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  56. where not currently its a scare story to get you to keep burning fossil which became more expensive than wind energy back in 2019 before the energy crisis started.
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  57. Johnson was done for repeatedly lying to parliment Not for breaking lock down rules as usual with the blonde idiot it woz the cover up rather than the crime that screwed him over.
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  58. Reform have the same dumb economic policies that crashed and burned Truss so why would you vote for them?
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  59. there won't be blackouts its a scare story by the fossil lobby and there enablers so the gravy train doesn't stop Renewable energy became the cheapest on the Grid back in 2019 I've just had some renovations done and an extension and double insulated my house I can run it of solar and thermal solar for most of the time my energy footprint has gone way down The current barriers to it are lack of government long term commitment so the grid hasn't kept pace with innovation
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  60. Why is the chancellor of the exchequer taxing ordinary people to the hilt and not closing tax loopholes that his wife uses and why isn't he taxing the vast amount of unearned income at the same rates as earned. NI is income tax rebranded what's worse is there's a ceiling for the rich after which they pay 3,5% Just keep doffing your cap and tugging your forelok sucker
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  61. What ideas there for fracking its like an idea that's well over a decade old and just stuffs money in the fossil industries pockets
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  62.  @katiewalker1880  you'll get a Labour government no matter which way you vote the Cons have pissed in the pool that much they're going to struggle to buy a seat. So it depends on how badly you want to damage the Tories for thier utter failure and lying incompetence, also the Lib dems want PR which is a route to more political diversity + with Labour you'll get HOL reform.
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  63. Better than the Cons at least we had working services and wage rises under 13 years of the Cons the average household is £1000 worse off
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  64. @donnaspeer2760  13 years were £1000 on average worse off the reason being Thatcherism doesn't work so how can it get worse. Austerity and Brexit are just adding petrol to the Tory economic skip fire
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  65. Why would people switch to reform its the same tired Supply side Economics that's repeatedly failed for decades, to see how out of touch they are they back fracking. Might have been financially viable 10 years ago but there out on the range with that one its expensive dirty of f*** all use to the economy and no one wants a well any where near them.
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  66. Renewables achieved the status of being the cheapest on the grid status in 2019 your literally pushing against economics here who wants to build a Nuclear plant at X3 times the base cost per Kilowatt hour. Only thing holding it back is Grid connectivity the numbers for fossil don't add up
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  67. And why would you trust Reform there backing Fracking which has no benefit to any UK voter all it will do is feed the Fossil corporations profits
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  68. what like not teaching them insulation saves money
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  69. Your still increasing borrowing so how do you propose to fund tax cuts? This is what blew up the economy last time there are no 2nd chances it will take years to just repair the Truss damage
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  70.  @somethingintheair5373  the issue with Truss was the Gilts market and government borrowing If you want to fetch rates down you tax the expected excess profits of around 170 billion in the UK energy market @75 and give it back to all customers that don't own a private swimming pool
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  71. we won't its scare stories from the fossil lobby More renewables means cheaper energy and a more distributed energy market rather than big multinational players dictating policy and price Wind forward contract prices for onshore reached parity with Gas back in 2019 and Gas has been getting more expensive ever since
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  72. Reform aren't the answer there just rebadged right wing out of touch elites
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  73.  @mariafuccio5237  why would anyone use spray foam? I went into this in great detail the biggest heat savings where from the innovative superfoil materials which look like the stuff you'd make a space suit out of. Not only that there cheap to install and last lot I bought for the floor was £100 per 10m roll. You'd basically save what it cost in heating within a year or so
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  74. Mogg is a Libertarian he's about as Tory as a member of the communist party
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  75. ​@johnosullivan3924 she's a Libertarian the IEA are funded by billionaire interests there is nothing they wouldn't do for a tax cut lie cheat steal murder
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  76. The scare stories are from the Fossil lobby they have been near on printing money recently A tilt to renewables makes the grid a lot more distributed its also cheaper but has higher capital costs against say a gas generator which is capital cost cheaper but way more expensive over time and is also a cash cow for the owners.
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  77. Here are reasons for your account suddenly being closed Money Laundering perhaps? Sudden Unexplained wealth? Tax Evasion?
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  78. China also has half the world's offshore wind capacity
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  79. Freedom to do what exactly? Money Laundering perhaps? Sudden Unexplained wealth? Tax Evasion?
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  80. May changed the rules so Asylum applicants couldn't work there sat in limbo for years by design, its set up for maximum political theatre Public sector pay is nothing like a household budget every £ they give the Nurses only costs the Treasury around 20p after the tax and spend merry go round as it wheels through the economy. If you take into account costs of agency staff and lost working hours from patient waiting lists the overall economic cost may well be net positive
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  81. He's a lying toe rag that will literally say anything if it's expedient
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  82. They shouldn't need housing if you process them This whole shtshw is because the Tories want it this way they've taken resources away from sorting these people out deliberately to create a crisis so fk em go put em up in Tory heartlands it's thier mess
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  83. Why would they switch to reform its the same tired Supply side Economics that's repeatedly failed for over a decade, to see how out of touch they are they back fracking. Might have been financially viable 10 years ago but there out on the range with that one its expensive dirty of f*** all use to the economy and no one wants a well any where near them.
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  84.  @greyvoice7949  Same policies? there not rolling out an insulation policy there not taxing windfall profits there not addressing the housing crisis they've given the bankers another tax break? Do you even look at Labours polices?
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  85. Labour are barely left of centre Sunak is hard Thatcherite what sort of Conservative do you want?
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  86. He's a hard core Thatcherite the last budget was pure Trickle down I don't like it but if your Conservative what are you bleating about
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  87. who doesn't want fracking on their doorstep instead of a wind turbine?
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  88. Why is the chancellor of the exchequer taxing ordinary people to the hilt and not closing tax loopholes that his wife uses and why isn't he taxing the vast amount of unearned income at the same rates as earned. NI is income tax rebranded what's worse is there's a ceiling for the rich after which they pay 3,5% Just keep doffing your cap and tugging your forelok sucker
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  89. Mogg is a Libertarian there isn't a Conservative bone in his body
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  90. And why would you trust Reform there backing Fracking which has no benefit to any UK voter all it will do is feed the Fossil corporations profits
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  91.  @captango  So we go with the dregs of an English Nationalist party in UKIP who where aiming to hoover up the BNP National front crowd with toxic rhetoric over migration and freedom of movement, no thanks
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  92. Its a fossil scare story so the gravy train doesn't dry up quote from octopus The energy network of the future Powerloop is a revolutionary way of taking green energy in the middle of the night and storing it in the battery of a Nissan LEAF. Using a bi-directional charger, the Nissan LEAF connects back into your home to provide your house energy during peak times when energy demand is at its highest. Using car batteries as energy storage devices enables us to keep intermittent renewable energy for when we need it most. This makes our energy system more efficient and moves us to a green economy faster.
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  93. Why is the chancellor of the exchequer taxing ordinary people to the hilt and not closing tax loopholes that his wife uses and why isn't he taxing the vast amount of unearned income at the same rates as earned. NI is income tax rebranded what's worse is there's a ceiling for the rich after which they pay 3,5% Just keep doffing your cap and tugging your forelok sucker
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  94. There not illeagal till you process them Ive an idea we could rejoin the EU legal migration would go down to 200k as before and illegal would plummet to pre brexit levels as well
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  95. No its not I've recently double insulated my house through an extension and refurbishment it uses way less energy to heat and is on average 5 degrees cooler indoors on a really hot day. I've thermal solar and will get solar when my roof is replaced in a couple of years The air con issue in California you can put down to progressively hot weather and bad building design + if I wanted a cooling system over there I'd go with underfloor cooling and a reversible heat pump double insulation and run it off solar panels
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  96.  @jackaubrey8614  superfoil or its equivalent is around £100 for a 10 square metre roll you can price battens up for the air gap yourself mineral wool insulation is fairly cheap and I used safety netting to sling across the joists in the floor. The big heat saving is from the multifoil it appears to cut heat transfer to a really low level
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  97. Uneducated older males tend to vote for nationalist parties Labour's biggest demographic are educated younger voters
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  98.  @outofthetrash5925  points based systems are a waste of time we should be pushing for higher education standards the economy has normally needed more manual and trade workers
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  99.  @outofthetrash5925  They do analysis of the polling data and the returns. The last survey YouGov did had 8% support for the Conservatives in the under 50's. With the minimum wage and school set at 18 over the Blair years education across the board has increased. Younger voters also grew up with Britain in the EU and aren't phased by freedom of movement or get triggered by dingy people. My parents were working class I'm not even though I've done my share of factory shifts and building site work when I was younger between University courses. Back in the day when the Tories didn't tax the snot out of students.
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  100.  @outofthetrash5925  We want to improve the education of our own population increasing their skills not shipping in the finished product putting pressure on middle and higher earner incomes. I'm all for fruit pickers labourers etc.and free University
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  101. There backed by the Billionaire class so good luck with that
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  102.  davecoyle4483  Cons had a load of Russian and hedge fund money last time I looked couldn't stand Corbyn glad they got rid of him. Last time I heard Tice he was spouting economic nonsense that sounded like it came out of the right wing think tanks that double as Rich people's lobby groups Anyone advocating for fracking must have a spanner loose its expensive dirty and only benefits large fossil
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  103. you can use your EV bidirectional as a power source for your home Heat pumps are expensive I went for gas would recommend a bidirectional one though if you need air con as they can run underfloor heating as a cooling system. Our underfloor is heat only and our hot water is thermal solar for around 75% coverage
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  104. just upgrade your insulation as part of an extension and renovations I double insulated most of the house and could generate enough heat from my log stove at a pinch on the other hand I could just run the house of the solar and EV battery
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  105. Reform dont have any viable policies
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  106.  @navigator100group2  Thatcherism aka Supply Side Economics is one of the main reason the economy is spiralling down the toilet the other is Brexit You can't run a supply side policy without loads of cheap labour coming in at the bottom and you can't have the xenophobic English Nationalist brexit without doubling down on migration. The 2 are completely incompatible which is why personal taxation is going up at the bottom to maintain low taxes at the top And anyway the roots of the energy crisis we have now are in Thatchers utility giveaway and the housing crisis roots are in Thatcher council house giveaway the reason he's had to do something is the chronic economic fallout of Thatcherite policies driving millions into in work poverty. Unlike the Thatcher era Sunak can't force inflation down with high unemployment.
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  107.  @jurgensplurgen8972  a million and 1 flavours of Brexit both Hannan and Farage campaigned on leaving the EU but staying in the single market. Frostie the no man produced a politically expedient deal that they rammed through to force the uk out then want to still claim everything is the EU fault
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  108. The UK won't be rejoining the EU in my lifetime if ever, we will get decent access agreement to the single market at some stage its inevitable Labour have been talking about an Agri agreement getting rid of the insane amounts of paperwork common standards for free flow of goods and services
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  109.  @gabbertje-rh7rw  why the ones we've signed are meaningless and rollover deals
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  110.  @gabbertje-rh7rw  non of it meets current uk standards
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  111.  @simmo1024  Brexit is done my Mrs. fills in thousands of pages of documentation weekly to prove Why do you even care about NI it has a population the size of Leeds?
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  112.  @MrTangolizard  not since Johnson stuck a border down the Irish Sea so you could have your precious Brexit Why would you renage on an international agreement when there is no benifit to the UK . There is simply no way of implementing Englands Brexit in Northern ireland, if you did you'd have to put up a border aside from the fact that the Troubles would start again a vote for reunification of Ireland would be called for it would crater the NI economy costing GB billions and plunge us into a full trade war with the EU and that would make Liz Truss's run on Gilts look like a practice run for full economic meltdown
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  113.  @tashatsu_vachel4477  ditching the so called green crap has cost uk energy consumers over +100 billion back in 2019 before the crisis wind became the cheapest source on the grid
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  114.  @tashatsu_vachel4477  and we have no plan to create storage It's cheaper to crack hydrogen from water using surplus wind energy then burn it in a gas generator than to run a nuclear plant Storage is only a problem because the government makes it so there are multiple solutions all of which need to be implemented from gas generation from spare energy to Vehicle to Grid to domestic wind/solar to Agrovoltaics to storage in Sand Batteries
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  115.  @colinallen8924  we have the ideal conditions for tidal, the biggest problem is this big solution think We need distributed energy to meet a fair proportion of our needs not big ticket solutions I work in IT what we need as well as the big plant is millions of small generators and storage devices. Things like solar thermal in new builds which reduces demand for hot water heating by 3/4 using electric cars in a mesh network to smooth grid demand
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  116. Unfunded tax cuts that grow sweet FW give me a break go read some economic books
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  117. The difference in migration numbers between the last Labour government is there's been more during the last decade under Tory rule People come here because there's jobs blame the Tories if their low paid and they pursue policies that keep it that way
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  118.  @skidkinny  There's the Greens or the Lib Dems or go all in and vote for the Monster Raving loony party. Reform are just rebadged Trussonomics and we all know how that ended don't we children
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  119. Sunak is a hard c9re Thatcherite Truss is a Libertarian
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  120. Brexit is done my Mrs. fills in thousands of pages of documentation weekly to prove it
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  121.  @johnowen1677  that will be never then, even if supply chains and exports where magically rerouted out of the EU there would still be thousands of pages of import/export documentation
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  122.  @markthompson6540  my wife works for Ann SME thier business is crateriing because of Brexit it might work for the Hedge Funds but it completely fks everyone else. One in 10 SME is expected to fold impact on investment is incalculable
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