Comments by "Cejay Deo" (@fuckbankers) on "LBC" channel.

  1. He's being rather rash.
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  2. This government is bananas 🍌
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  3. Consolate
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  4. Israel is playing for time.
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  5. 1992: Queen to be taxed from next year A British monarch is to pay income tax for the first time since the 1930s. The Prime Minister, John Major, told the House of Commons the Queen had informed him earlier this year that she wished to make changes to her tax arrangements. She will also take responsibility for the working expenses of most of her family under changes Mr Major said should be implemented in April 1993. The decision has been broadly welcomed by Westminster and is fully supported by the Prince of Wales, who already pays some tax on his income. Buckingham Palace has denied the announcement is related to growing public concern about the rising cost of the monarchy. Questions have been raised about who will foot the bill for repairing Windsor Castle, which was severely damaged in a fire last week. The solution is to find something positive for the monarchy to do Historian David Starkey But a palace spokesman said the Queen and Prince Charles had made their decision before the July summer recess of Parliament. Under the new arrangement the only royals who will be paid for by the public will be the Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh and the Queen Mother. Chairman of the influential Tory backbench 1922 Committee Sir Marcus Fox said public pressure should now come off the monarchy. And constitutional expert Lord St John of Fawsley said the decision proved the Queen was in tune with public opinion. "She's a wise woman - she's known nine prime ministers and she's been on the throne for 40 years," he said. But historian David Starkey told the BBC even bigger changes were needed. "This is not the solution, this is simply addressing the symptom - the solution is to find something positive for the monarchy to do," he said. In Context Since 2001 the monarchy have published their annual accounts in an attempt to make royal finances more transparent. The Queen's duties as head of state continue to be funded with public money. In the financial year 2003-2004 this amounted to £36.8m. Her personal fortune is estimated to be about £275m. E-mail this story to a friend Members of the royal family including Duchess of York, Duchess of Kent and Prince & Princess Michael The cost of minor royals to the taxpayers has been criticised
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  6.  @kitcole4927  1992: Queen to be taxed from next year A British monarch is to pay income tax for the first time since the 1930s. The Prime Minister, John Major, told the House of Commons the Queen had informed him earlier this year that she wished to make changes to her tax arrangements. She will also take responsibility for the working expenses of most of her family under changes Mr Major said should be implemented in April 1993. The decision has been broadly welcomed by Westminster and is fully supported by the Prince of Wales, who already pays some tax on his income. Buckingham Palace has denied the announcement is related to growing public concern about the rising cost of the monarchy. Questions have been raised about who will foot the bill for repairing Windsor Castle, which was severely damaged in a fire last week. The solution is to find something positive for the monarchy to do  Historian David Starkey But a palace spokesman said the Queen and Prince Charles had made their decision before the July summer recess of Parliament. Under the new arrangement the only royals who will be paid for by the public will be the Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh and the Queen Mother. Chairman of the influential Tory backbench 1922 Committee Sir Marcus Fox said public pressure should now come off the monarchy. And constitutional expert Lord St John of Fawsley said the decision proved the Queen was in tune with public opinion. "She's a wise woman - she's known nine prime ministers and she's been on the throne for 40 years," he said. But historian David Starkey told the BBC even bigger changes were needed. "This is not the solution, this is simply addressing the symptom - the solution is to find something positive for the monarchy to do," he said. In Context Since 2001 the monarchy have published their annual accounts in an attempt to make royal finances more transparent. The Queen's duties as head of state continue to be funded with public money. In the financial year 2003-2004 this amounted to £36.8m. Her personal fortune is estimated to be about £275m.   E-mail this story to a friend     The cost of minor royals to the taxpayers has been criticised   
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  7.  @kitcole4927  1992: Queen to be taxed from next year A British monarch is to pay income tax for the first time since the 1930s. The Prime Minister, John Major, told the House of Commons the Queen had informed him earlier this year that she wished to make changes to her tax arrangements. She will also take responsibility for the working expenses of most of her family under changes Mr Major said should be implemented in April 1993. The decision has been broadly welcomed by Westminster and is fully supported by the Prince of Wales, who already pays some tax on his income. Buckingham Palace has denied the announcement is related to growing public concern about the rising cost of the monarchy
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  8. 1992: Queen to be taxed from next year A British monarch is to pay income tax for the first time since the 1930s. The Prime Minister, John Major, told the House of Commons the Queen had informed him earlier this year that she wished to make changes to her tax arrangements. She will also take responsibility for the working expenses of most of her family under changes Mr Major said should be implemented in April 1993. The decision has been broadly welcomed by Westminster and is fully supported by the Prince of Wales, who already pays some tax on his income. Buckingham Palace has denied the announcement is related to growing public concern about the rising cost of the monarchy
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  9. We support you, Sangita. LBC are cowards for taking your show off air. You are one of a few journalists with the integrity to challenge Zionist hasbara. .
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  10. Mogg still supports this buffoon.
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  11. Sacrifice the people to help business is the Tory message.
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  12. Let's scrape health and safety regulations.
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  13. Tory supporters should be ashamed.
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  14. Thanks, go to Spain and Norway too.
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  15. Wake up, James. The tide is changing in public opinion, and you can't continue defending a genocidal state.
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  16. BJ for BJ
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  17. He's seen the light
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  18. No one is above the law
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  19. Johnson thinks that jingoism will save his neck.
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  20. ​ @freakyzed8467 ...or hostages
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  21. He calls them peacenics
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  22. Cheaper to put them up in the Ritz
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  23. The police threatened you?
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  24. Laity is a liar.
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  25. Pallywood? Give me a break. More hasbara.
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  26. Closet incel?
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  27. Unless those voices are Left Wing of course
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  28. We support you, Sangita. LBC are cowards for taking your show off air. You are one of a few journalists with the integrity to challenge Zionist hasbara. .
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  29. Is he making more pledges. What happened to the others.
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  30. It's worry to know that there are so many misogynists out there
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  31. Hamas wasn't around during the Nakba of 1948.
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  32. Dear Love 😂
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  33. Labour seems to be in coalition with the tories
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  34. Turning into a banana Republic with all this corruption.
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  35. They want Qatar and Saudi Arabia to control Gaza for the zionists.
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  36. 22 year old woman.
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  37. Since the year dot.
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  38. Never trust a Tory.
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  39. Don't forget the war crimes going on in the occupied west bank.
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  40. Starmer ignored the Forde Report.
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  41. Apartheid and occupation.
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  42. Save our NHS.
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  43. Iran hit two military bases
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  44. They started criticising Israel when Europeans were murdered.
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  45. Ben should have challenged the debunked lies. He calls himself a journalist 😂
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  46. Boris isn't patriotic.
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  47. This woman is crazy.
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  48. Starmer is not a Democratic Socialist.
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  49. Israel bans all journalists from entering the prison camp.
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  50. O'Brien still believes that Isreal is a democracy. 😂
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