Youtube comments of Aden Wellsmith (@adenwellsmith6908).

  1. Labour and the Tories don't want an inquiry for the same reason Fred West didn't want his patio excavated.
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  2. War has ended in Syria. Time for them to go home.
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  3. In court on Monday, In jail in the evening Oh wait, It's just political opponents who get done, not colleagues.
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  4. You have to question the judges in these cases.
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  5. A group of Noweigian choirboys visiting Belgium on a cultural exchange.
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  6. Normal for Khan and Sunak's London. But at least Khan is safe in his armour platted Range Rover.
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  7. There's teh other reason for being unfit to plead. When its damaging to the prime minister.
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  8. Suffering the consequences of their own policies. Welcome to the club
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  9. The prosecutor has some tough questions to answer. 1. Why the racism? 2. Why hadn't you prosecuted Nealy? 3. What other mistakes have you made? eg. The ATM case.
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  10. Lets have a referendum on Parliament turning the heating off this winter in solidarity with the elderly.
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  11. Meanwhile in the US, the Democrats have decided to stick with Biden. The idea that they would have to fill out all those ballot papers by hand with a new candidate was just too much
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  12. Forced to pay for the BBC. That's dire. That's evil.
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  13. Far better to take out infrastructure. Oil Refineries. Gas plants. Electricity generators. Pumping stations. Ports. That stops the economy pre production. It stops the economy consuming those products.
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  14. Labour party. Very well connected. Now we know why they don't want an investigation. Same reason Fred West didn't want his patio dug up.
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  15. When Starmer hammers on about right wing rioters, is he putting the trials at risk? So when we say an islamic migrant terrorist has committed a terrorist attrocity, we are just doing the same thing.
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  16. He wasn't born in the UK. He had committed offences. He was not deported. That's the core failure
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  17. General Election needed.
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  18. It's not assumed. The FBI have stated clearly it was. Which bit does the BBC not get?
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  19. Which bit of his cut throats was misinformation? He's on video stating it Then those around him cheer, laugh and clap.
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  20. The cause is Starmer and Labour.
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  21. Rishi needs to order the Irish to make changes or the UK will withdraw cooperation. When you get Political prisoners in the West, you know the elite are running very very scared of the peasants and their pitchforks.
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  22. The comment from Starmer "I didn't defend his father". Now that's a very odd statement. There's no record of him every being in court. Why would he need defending unless he was charged? Are we supposed to conclude Stamer has never met him? Are we supposed to conclude that Starmer has never advised him? Are we supossed to conclude that Starmer hasn't known about the father's background? What does Starmer know about him? Same for the state?
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  23. I looked him up on the register of births. Not born in the UK No action will be taken unless more MPs get the same treatment.
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  24. That's an assault and child abuse.
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  25. So its a confession that he's guilty. Lets have him charged and sent down to spend lots of time with the people he enabled.
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  26. The judge needs to be sacked. The prosecutors and the head of the CPS involved need to go. Rowley needs to go, for this and other offences he's committed. Kahn will be up to his neck in it. He's come out praising Kaba. He needs to go. The home secretary in the past did nothing or was involved. They need to be exposed.
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  27. What we have is a tribal society, created by Westminster. One of the tribes. In a tribal society, you can commit any crime, so long as its against another tribe, and your side will cheer you on. That includes the tribe that the man belongs to, who were chanting about him being stamped on. Welcome to the dire state of the UK, created by Westminster.
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  28. A High Court judge ordered that none of the professionals involved in the family court proceedings could be named, including social workers, experts and guardians. They also included the family court judge who made the fateful decision to give Urfan Sharif custody before he beat the ten-year-old to death. ======== That decision should end the high court judges career.
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  29. I bet they are trying to sober her up.
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  30. Nothing on the BBC about this. Wonder why?
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  31. The judge needs to be investigated to see if they are involved.
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  32. The simple issue not being asked by the MSM is this. When were the public asked for consent? Next, how does importing millions of poor people help the UK? Easy solution, put a minimum tax on economic migrants. One click, and their tax code is changed so they have to pay 14K a year in tax. Break even. Comes out of the pay packets. If they don't pay the full amount, then that's tax evasion, a crime.
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  33. Labour and Starmer. The Ship needs to go down with the Captain. He needs to be prosecuted for accepting bribes
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  34. They lost the right to vote in the courts. So there's no point paying $10,000 per vote.
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  35. So the gang rapists. Are they committing hate crimes?
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  36. How do you get two adult men into two suitcases? I struggle getting 20kg into a suitcase and onto a Ryanair flight.
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  37. Next question. Why did Labour suspend him?
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  38. Number 478 on my list of MPs who have done wrong and evil.
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  39. This is why every migrant needs to be sponsored. That way, the sponsors have to pay the bills. Just like student loans, no right to bankruptcy, you are on the hook for life. The sponsors pay for any police and court costs, prison time etc. They also are on the hook for any short fall in tax paid by the migrant(s) and the average state spend per person.
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  40. The biggy was the police officer stating he was dyslexic and falsified evidence. That's a major issue. If he's done it once, he's done it many times. There needs to be an inquiry into his prior behaviour. Since its a criminal matter, don't bother making a complaint, they will ignore it. Instead make it an allegation of a police officer committing an offence and ask for a crime reference number
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  41. I take it that its not a big lawsuit.
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  42. I bet they now have a "we can change our T&C at anytime and not tell you" clause added.
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  43. Evil.
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  44. 1. Jan 7 - Give Biden the message, hand over the records. 2. Jan 8 - Ask have they been delivered. 3. Jan 9 - Send the FBI in.
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  45. Just another example of the state's new economic model, extortion. In this case the state aiding the extortionists.
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  46. They will just ignore the rules. Like the terorrist just given a suspended sentence today.
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  47. So when are you going to say that Starmer is extreme left? Same for the BBC
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  48. Deport to stand trial.
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  49. He'll be ridding around London wearing a balaclava on a deliveroo bike, Which means the police won't stop him.
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  50. He wouldn't survive in the UK if he was let off like that.
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  51. Taxing cigarettes stops people from smoking. What does taxing work do?
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  52. What's the betting, no tax, no insurance, ....
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  53. £5000 per offender. Plus make them liable for the tax. Then make them liable for all traffic offences.
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  54. She had watched an episode of the wire. Then she worked out the best way of covering up the graft, was burned phones.
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  55. First is criminality, second is the economics. It's an economic disaster. That was done without consent
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  56. Meanwhile in the US, the Democrats have decided to stick with Biden. The idea that they would have to fill out all those ballot papers by hand with a new candidate was just too much
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  57. Anthony Gilheany, dob 13/12/1994. .No record of anyone with that name born in the UK. Just one person with that name born in 1995, so a different person.
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  58. First Muslim country to do so.
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  59. Reform, get your act together in Scotland.
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  60. So lets see, why was he here? How did he get the points to come with no English? It's a scam, we're being defrauded by Westminster.
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  61. The reason cyclist jump red lights is that not enough are fined.
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  62. I don't know why there's a fuss over the increase. My spending on the BBC has increased by 0%
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  63. The first PM laughed out of office.
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  64. We need to see the police videos. Oh wait, they haven't got any. That's as bizarre as it comes.
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  65. With Sturgeon. How did she manage to keep messages about Boris, but all the others were automatically deleted? Something stinks to high heaven.
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  66. It's called Fascism. The little Austrian with the funny moustache did the same.
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  67. They have been deleting signatures to keep the total under 3,000,000
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  68. Judge knows what's comming. Decides to bail out in the hope he save's himself.
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  69. That's because the Met Police accepted their bribes to operate on Westminster Bridge.
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  70. For the BBC. Set the BBC license fee at 1p. BBC gets to keep the license fee. We get what we want.
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  71. There was a little Austrian with a funny moustache that did the same.
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  72. Wrong question. Who are they trying to cover up for?
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  73. Civil case. £200 damages is a joke. So go for a civil case. The real punishment is legal fees.
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  74. Glad to see at last that people are picking up on the lack of consent in the UK. Bend over say MPs, take it.
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  75. Just trying to distract from his personal tax evasion law.
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  76. Is he being blackmailed in more than one way?
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  77. From the Aldi to the Lidl, let the sausages be free.
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  78. Makes a change from a BBC employee
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  79. They don't get to choose. Far simpler option, just leave and join reform.
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  80. So how many victims were there where the CPS prosecuted when Starmer was in charge?
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  81. I have a phobia about PDFs. I have a phobia about criminal Gangs I have a phobia about rapists.
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  82. Mohammed Amar 10/06/1981 Not born in the UK Yasser Ajaib 12/07/1979 Not born in the UK Mohammed Zameer Sadiq 02/11/1974 Not born in the UK Mohammed Siyab 12/07/1979 Not born in the UK Abid Saddiq 20/01/1981 Not born in the UK Tahir Yasin 24/01/1986 Not born in the UK Ramin Bari 07/06/1986 Not born in the UK
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  83. Another stabbing in Ireland - Cork.
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  84. The first PM driven out of office by people taking the piss out of him with jokes. What gagging order? That's very kinky. What other things has he been up to?
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  85. She's a Tory. Tories are toast. She has to get elected to take over at the next election. Not going to happen.
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  86. Two tier Keir.
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  87. father Urfan Sharif, a taxi driver who moved from Pakistan to the UK in 2001. ========== So why do we need taxi drivers from Pakistan?
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  88. All Trump needs to do is ignore him completely. No passes for the capitol. No invites. Nothing. Just sent to Coventry.
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  89. Sounds like an admission that they aren't engineers, doctors, surgeons,
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  90. Who got a back door pass?
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  91. Defending the cover up Defending the groomers.
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  92. It's not disapproval of Starmer. It's labour, all of them and starmer.
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  93. Strangers or children?
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  94. He's scam is public. That's why he's angry.
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  95. 20 minutes for the terrorism angle to be investigated and determined, not terrorism. That new super fast police service.
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  96. One option is that he's been drugged so he can be controlled.
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  97. Why hasn't he been charged with advocating murder?
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  98. So lets see. She wasn't a care assistant, she was cleaning toilets.
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  99. No record of the younger one being born in the UK. No record of the other one too.
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  100. So how is Macron going to spin allowing them in? Another few hundred thousand votes for Le Pen.
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  101. Working on their TikTok dance routine.
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  102. There's always the option they got the wrong man. Then there's the jury nullification option. Like where are they going to get a jury that doesn't have victims of medical insurance fraud [by the insurer] on it?
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  103. labour needs to be asked, at what point will you give up and call a GE.
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  104. Lets have the heating turned off in Westminster for the winter. MPs need to show some solidarity. :-)
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  105. Needs an MP with cahones to name them.
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  106. I looked them up on the birth register. The CPS had been very helpful in providing their dates of birth, which narrows it down considerably. None of them born in the UK
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  107. I can help you with some of that. I've looked his name up on the UK birth register. It's not there. Just one entry on the electoral role. So he has dual nationality. He can be stripped of his UK nationality as a result and deported. The bigger question, what are we paying the home office to do?
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  108. That pushes my list of corrupt and criminal MPs to 505.
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  109. Well at least the crime stats for shop lifting will go down if there are no shops.
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  110. The man, who has not been publicly identified, emigrated from Guatemala to the US in 2018. Notice, doesn't say if he was in the US legally or not. I wonder why?
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  111. UPDATE: An elderly man has died after a reported assault in Holloway. The 75-year-old man, understood to have been a Bolivian national, has died today (February 28) after the incident at Seven Sisters Road, near the junction of Holloway Road.
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  112. Will that money now be reclaimed under the proceeds of crime act?
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  113. Tehre is no far right.
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  114. Here's my bet. Government pays unions. Unions pay labour. Money laundering at its worse.
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  115. Very strange. I can't put my finger on it. There's a mug shot of him before conviction. Why would the police do that? Something odd.
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  116. Why doesn't the BBC state he was born in Wales?
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  117. What about the police telling the rioters to hide their weapons in the mosque or they will be arrested?
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  118. No record of him being born in the UK. It was established Odeyemi was the subject of a Sexual Risk Order at the time of the incident and had breached its conditions. Another failure by the Home Office.
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  119. And for each of those 10 times, the CPS and the police didn't prosecute. For 9 of those offences, he wasn't expelled putting other school kids at risk.
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  120. The man who spent £160,000 on chauffeur cars ,took an 85 min flight to Belfast costing £443.spent £20,000 on 4 flights to Washington ,spent £724 for taxis, and took home over £1 million in 5 years in charge of the CPS, and takes a £336,000 State pension and spent £250,000 in travel over 5 years as a public prosecutor. The man with his own special tax bill, passed by parliament, just so he can dodge taxes. The Pensions Increase (Pension Scheme for Keir Starmer QC) Regulations 2013 Plus  £115,000 a year for life as an ex PM, tax free.
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  121. Because the state has defrauded them out of hundreds of thousands of pounds. For Mr Average the number is 2 million over a life time. Then we have the environment. I went through Bethnal Green the other day. It's worse than a Lagos slum, and I've been there. Couple that with the rampant criminality of people on illegal motorbikes etc.
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  122. Up in smoke. A woman killed 2 years ago by an EV fire just up the road from me.
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  123. They don't get it. Any excuse but to blame themselves.
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  124. Time to investigate his parents. Were they receiving proceeds of crime?
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  125. Jail him for being in the UK illegally. When he is released, arrest him and charge and jail him again. Repeat until he gets the message.
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  126. He does attract them. Like flies are attracted to ...
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  127. They all need to be jailed for a very long time.
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  128. 1. Looting 2. Money laundering. 3. Taking the proverbial 4. All of the above.
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  129. Caused by politicians.
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  130. The BBC don't have the money to pay him His presence at the BBC is resulting in license fee revenue dropping like a stone. He's a liability.
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  131. I take it they were wearing brown shirts.
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  132. Your Search for Rahmijah Hindes returned zero good matches Not born in the UK. You're asking the right question
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  133. It's a slam dunk case. After all he said he was a solicitor in parliament. So which one does he fight? Lying in parliament to parliament, or lying to the public to get elected?
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  134. It's the NHS staff who committed the offences.
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  135. A group of Noweigian choirboys visiting Belgium on a cultural exchange.
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  136. Egypt? Since when was that a dangerous place?
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  137. Equal pay for men on OF
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  138. Where did people get the "welsh choir boy" information from?
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  139. The prosecutor told the court that Mr Pintaru allegedly placed the girl into a headlock and stabbed her eight times. She was taken to hospital with serious injuries. The girl sustained injuries to her face, shoulder, neck and wrist during the attack, the court was told. She remains in hospital and is likely to go undergo plastic surgery as a result of her injuries, the court heard. He is due to appear at the Old Bailey in September. ========== So why can't he be prosecuted today and jailed today? Or is swift justice not for migrant criminals?
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  140. Starmer and the King. The only two people I know of with personalised tax evasion laws, just for them
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  141. Revenge - served cold.
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  142. Citizenship can be revoked.
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  143. Sunday morning 1:00am. Armed police arresting someone in front of my house because they were carrying weapons. This morning 9:00 am. Walking junior to school, Same thing. 4 armed police with automatic weapons. Arresting someone. Again this morning. A criminal almost rams me and junior cycling on the pavement, not the empty cycle route. Crime after crime. But at least Sadiq Kahn is safe in the armour plated range rover we bought him.
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  144. Germany is doing it. To Afghanistan. The simple way is a list of safe countries. Then deported immediately.
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  145. Mine are te he he.
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  146. It's all about the cash .... creaming it at the public's expense is the sole purpose of MPs.
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  147. The most qualified person in Labour for the job. Just think how bad the others are.
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  148. So Andy? What's your involment in the graping of children in Manchester? Lots of it going on, your in charge. Why have you covered it up?
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  149. Be a good brit. Live on the street, pay for all the illegal economic migrants, and remember to say thank you to your lords and masters in Westminster and Cardiff
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  150. Drive by killing of a child? No jail? How mych did they have to pay in $$$ for that deal?
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  151. Starmer - the lawyer of choice for any architect of genocide. Check out his CV.
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  152. Lets drag it out, to get Labour tared with Stamer. Labour being unpalatable. The winter fuel allowance, voted for by MPs. Labour MPs voted for it. Even those who abstained have tacitly agreed with it. When he goes we need to repeat it with Raynor. Another one accepting clothing bribes. Or Reeves. Accepting office suport, stealing the money to spend on her clothes. So come on labour funders, cut the cash.
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  153. The other issue. Rates are to be paid before you've even made a sale. That's another factor. What's also happening, is working from home, and people are not buying in cafes, shops etc. They won't get that back easily On the pubs, that's policy. They have decided to destroy pubs.
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  154. Gurinder Singh Josan, Labour MP for Smethwick in the West Midlands, gets rental income from five homes in Birmingham and Sandwell that he co-owns with family members. The new MP, who won his seat in 2024, began claiming £2,650 a month in rent on expenses in November. Josan did not respond to requests for comment. Bayo Alaba, who became the Labour MP for Southend East and Rochford in Essex in 2024, also has a small property empire. Alaba gets rental income from seven properties in London which he co-owns with a family member. He began claiming his £1,050 monthly rent costs on expenses in September. Richard Baker, Labour MP for Glenrothes and Mid-Fife, said he rented out a flat in Edinburgh and a flat in Aberdeen. He said his recent £2,400 rent claim, which included the deposit, was “for my accommodation in London for my parliamentary duties”. A spokesperson for Rachel Taylor – the Labour MP for North Warwickshire and Bedworth who rents out two properties in the area – said she rents a £1,750-a-month home in London “to discharge her duties as an MP”.
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  155. There's no multiculturism in Bradford. It's a monoculture.
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  156. Do we make the obvious conclusions?
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  157. Nothing a frozen leg of lamb can't solve.
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  158. I think I'll tell my teacher Putin ate my homework.
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  159. There's another issue. Who put this case on his docket? Wouldn't surprise me if that person got a special bonus.
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  160. Being sacked by the voters, and jailed. That's, how can I put it, delicious. I'm not sure I can knock back two bottles of bubbly in one evening, but I'll give it a go. :-)
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  161. Didn't stop you and Starmer making staments about other trials of people you deemed far right.
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  162. 5 years for an inquiry? That's taking the proverbial. Why would they want to drag it out for years? I think we can guess.
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  163. That they have to resort to cherry picking polls and paying for poll results shows how desperate they are.
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  164. Rachel Reeve declared a donation as office expenses. She then spent the money on her clothes. Theft or Section 2, or Section 3 fraud act offences?
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  165. Two choices. a) He's a transplant surgeon just cleaning up after removing organs b) He works for big pharma making sure that brits get the drugs they need.
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  166. Set a minimum tax code for economic migrants. Enforce tax evasion prosecutions Deport criminals.
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  167. Amazing that the judge can write an eight page judgement in 30 seconds. I mean, would a judge prejudge a case and have it written in advance?
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  168. Arise Sir Sardine. No tuna were hurt in the attack.
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  169. 5% is the annual yield on property. 18 million property? 75,000 a month. Why did he only declare 20K?
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  170. Carrying a slab on his head. I think that narrows down the continent.
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  171. Only one county went against him, by a single vote. 98 out of 99. He's also going to get all of Vivek's votes.
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  172. 230 mi range is too short. Ukranians need to build their own cheap 1000 mi range drones. That means they can take out oil refineries completely. Oil storage facilities. Hit ships in the ports, blocking them. Gas pumping stations. Power stations. That completely screws the Russian economy and supply lines.
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  173. Theft.
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  174. DEI. Donalds Ends It.
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  175. I reported each of their letters via a police website as harassment. I wrote the date and the crime reference number on the letter and filed them. At some point the police must have told the BBC, because the letters have stopped completely.
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  176. The Telegraph should have named the official at the MHRA, and they should have recorded the phone call and published it.
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  177. When I visit NY, and walk past a building site, I'm amazed. Walls full of permits after permits after permits. No doubt each with a payment.
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  178. The prosecutor runs their own courts to extract cash from people Notice the problem? Court in cahoots with the prosecutor.
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  179. No wars in Somalia.
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  180. The new uniform is black not brown.
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  181. I was thinking about Tullip. Corruption Minister involved in Corruption. I think we need an urgent inquiry into the Child Protection minister.
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  182. He's been arrested - two hours ago - as you video was uploaded.
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  183. So why wasn't the message about Boris destroyed? What it means is that the messages were deleted by hand, not by an automated process.
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  184. It's LABOUR AND STAMER. It's not just STARMER.
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  185. Ah yes. Perverting the course of justice.
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  186. He was heckled, surrounded by armed police, and then did a runner. He's only prepared to appear with journalists who have been told what to ask and what not to ask.
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  187. When a PIE support turns against you ...
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  188. That's just 'benefits'. That doesn't include the 3k a year per head NHS cost. Doens't nclude the 3K a year, common goods costs. Doens't include the 8.5K a year cost of schooling. Doesn't include the damage caused by crime. Doesn't include future costs such as pensions. Doesn't include the money that's sent offshore. So why would they want to exclude all the big costs?
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  189. Why is there a special law just for Keir Starmer to evade tax on his wealth?
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  190. You race, your colour, your gender, your age, your sexual preferences (No animals, no kids), your religion are irrelevant. It doesn't matter if you came with a special deal from the 97% white EU nationals or elsewhere. There are just three simple rules. 1. No criminals 2. No discriminaton 3. Net contributors only The problem is those simple rules have been thrown to the wind with dire consequences.
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  191. I'm surprised she hasn't passed a law that says 225,000 a year - for life.
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  192. Too late Delaware.
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  193. They are saying, for a change, terrorism.
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  194. Missile. Shrapnel holes on the tail are clear.
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  195. That'll wind the woke up.
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  196. Three teenage girls – aged 14, 16 and 17 – were arrested originally on suspicion of grievous bodily harm before his death.
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  197. Fascism from Labour.
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  198. 45 police forces. 937 seized. Each force has seized just 21 bikes on average. That shows a complete failure by the police in the UK
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  199. Why didn't MI5/MI6 intervene? Failure by the security services.
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  200. What facts do we know. Alphonse Rudabukana came to the country just after the genocide. There's no evidence that Starmer was his lawyer. Starmer was the lawyer for Celestin Ugirashebuja, one of the architects of the genocide. Starmer earned huge sums of money preventing Celestin Ugirashebuja from being sent to trial. Another architect of the genocide was Ancylon Rudakubana, so there's a possible connection. That leads to questions? 1. Was Alphonse involved? 2. Did he change his identity? 3. Has Starmer met Alphonse in the past?
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  201. Why were the BBC playing music that glorified crime? Forget if they knew he was a murderer, why glorify and pay for murderous songs?
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  202. What's she been caught doing? Ah yes. Resigned a protest because she's not going to get those Carribean holidays.
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  203. He'll be claiming that he can't be kicked out because he would be homeless. He's in for the duration.
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  204. Elon's read his deleted tweets.
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  205. Put him on the island with Scofield. Sail away, never to return. Put some fake cameras up to keep them amused.
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  206. Stabbings in Leicester square in London. Child stabbed. Woman stabbed.
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  207. Forging of signatures means murder.
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  208. I done a lot of statistics at an advanced level [post degree]. The statistics are very wrong too. It can be best illustrated by taking a deck of cards. You shuffle the deck. Now you start dealing. A club, then another club, then another .... What do you conclude? You could conclude, its a very remote possibilty. [so she musat be guilty], or you look at the deck to discover its almost all clubs. So in this case its the NHS. Are clubs rare or common? Mid Yorks Teaching NHS Trust, Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital Trust, East Kent, Cumbria, Southwales and that''s just maternity wards tell you clubs are very common. BMJ puts the annual death toll just in English acute hospitals at 20,000. Scottish NHS is under investigation for 10,000 cases of corporate homicide just for Covid. How many staff were involved there? You cannot calcuate the odds without using the actual rates. That's what was done for the trial, and its wrong.
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  209. The Harold Shipman Memorial Bill
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  210. And with his own law exempting it from tax. A personal tax evasion law.
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  211. This piece of work was recruited six months after Sarah Everard. A former Metropolitan Police officer convicted of multiple counts of rape told one of his victims she wouldn’t be believed because he was in the force. Cliff Mitchell, 24, of Putney was found guilty of ten counts of rape, three counts of rape of a child under 13, one count of kidnap and breach of a non-molestation order following a trial at Croydon Crown Court on Wednesday, 21 February. He was a serving PC in Hounslow when a number of the offences were committed, with Police saying the child rapist commited "brazen abuse of power." Cliff Mitchell started his officer training in August 2021. That was after the Met decided to take no further action against him for allegations of rape in 2017.
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  212. The method he advocated has a certain religious overtone.
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  213. Given the others got 35 years, and he's the mastermind, 35 or 40 years? At his age, he's never getting out except in a coffin.
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  214. Problem is that a property collapse, either from Tofu construction, or from the debts, takes out the savings of the masses.
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  215. Add on Keir Starmers personal tax evasion law.
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  216. What do you expect when you prosecute people who helped other people from attack on the subway?
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  217. Knock knock Whose's there? Pardon Pardon who? Pardon me Dad.
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  218. Other news, Labour has had a shredding fest on the Rayner papers.
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  219. When there's a move to a challenge, Starmer will just pull the whip from them. Then they cannot vote as a Labour MP to trigger a leadership election.
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  220. Sue whom for what?
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  221. What about those cheering him on? In jail by Monday or racist policing?
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  222. They have 35,000 officers in London. There are 12 Basic Command units in London. That's 2900 officers per BCU. In Southwark, there are 25 officers on front line duty at any point. 3 shifts a day, that's 75. Holidays, training, injury and illness. That's 150 officers. What are the other 2900-150=2,750 officers up to, and how does that explain the rocketing in crime?
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  223. Will the BBC fact check it and put it on the front page?
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  224. They have gone full on fascist
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  225. So the state can attack the peasants.
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  226. Divorce him and he will grass you up for revenge.
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  227. Extend its solvency. That's just delaying bankruptcy.
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  228. There's no war in Rwanda
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  229. My mother was in there for a while after an operation went wrong. Several incidents stand out. 1. On the friday, she was diagnosed with a chest infection. I went in on the monday, ask about the prescibed antiiotics. She hadn't been given any. Now I can be very very assertive. Problem for the staff, the matron was next to me. 2. One patient fell out of bed because they didn't put the sides up. 3. One woman came into my mothers room, locked herself in mum's toilet. Dementia patient allowed to roam free. Now mum wasn't stupid and was calm about it, but its a risk to the dementia patient and to others. In lots of hospitals, they have a security staff monitor them. So the Pru is a disaster. If you do some googling, there's even worse things going on.
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  230. Khan is safe in the two 250,000 armor plated cars we bought him
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  231. My personal favourite. Ian Harvey In November 1958, Harvey and a 19-year-old guardsman, Anthony Walter Plant of the Coldstream Guards, were found in the bushes in St James's Park and arrested; Harvey tried to escape, and attempted to give a false name on arrest. Both were charged with gross indecency and breach of the park regulations; when tried on 10 December, the indecency charge was dropped and both were fined £5. Harvey paid Plant's fine as well as his own.
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  232. #561 on my list of evil politicians.
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  233. Do you think his life insurance will pay out?
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  234. If a candidate accepts contributions for the general election before the primary is held and loses the primary (or does not otherwise participate in the general election), the candidate’s principal campaign committee must refund FEC website One for you to investigate Nate.
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  235. It's not just Starmer. It's LABOUR AND starmer.
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  236. He's my explanation of the loss of subs. They were bots, that were paid for bots. With the loss, the democrats can't afford to pay for the bots. So they go.
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  237. Depends which type of police officer that's going.
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  238. Elon's got records of all the deleted tweets.
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  239. Arrest the SNP for hate crimes against the English race.
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  240. They want it on tax. Broadband, income tax, or council tax. No right of consent sums up the BBC and Westminster view of how to treat the peasants.
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  241. Number 467 on my list of bad MPs.
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  242. So is the police for refusing to investigate. To quote the officer. I'm not investigating him because I've a family and a mortgage.
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  243. He's had 4 years to get the actions points ready. I suspect he's going to start going very fast.
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  244. No doubt I'm on the list for complaining about his personal tax evasion law. Same for the police. Two complaints today. One for Rowley with another to come. Second for a police officer parking illegally to get his lunch at tescos, whilst 20 meters away another officer is fining the peasants for doing the same.
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  245. They are just following orders.
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  246. 1. The level of planning and the claims of mental illness contradict each other. 2. He had a record of crime 3. He wasn't born in the UK - no birth record. 4. Why didn't the Home Office deport him? That failure has lead to these murders and serious injuries.
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  247. Politics of hatred.
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  248. I'd go farther. I'd tax migrants. 40K minimum tax code.
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  249. We had not say in it.
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  250. Man killed as three people stabbed at London street market Another man was shot dead in a separate incident in Sydenham, south London
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  251. They will just order the police to protect the favoured.
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  252. You could put up stickers that look like the camera lenses. That way when they turn up to fix, it looks like there is no problem.
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  253. Corrupt minister in charge of corruption? The minister for child protection needs to have an investigation.
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  254. Only 29 years.... They don't care about us.
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  255. No. It's just an excuse. Declare bankruptcy and you don't need to go to a vote for increasing council tax. It's just dodging legal requirements.
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  256. Huw Edwards is an honorary fellow and professor at Cardiff University, and the university's vice-chancellor Professor Colin Riordan says all those involved should now be allowed "the privacy they have a right to expect". John Simpson, the BBC’s world affairs editor has speaking to Jeremy Vine on BBC Radio 2. He says wants the “book to be closed” on the matter. ....
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  257. That will be the dogging tour of Scotland in the RV they want to cover up.
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  258. It's just old fashioned looting.
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  259. Notice that the only messages retained are the message the SNP want to give out. The damning messages have all gone. That deals with the claim that they were automatically deleted. That doesn't square. It shows the messages were deleted by hand or just not provided to the inquiry.
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  260. Who cares. They will lose even more seats next time.
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  261. Police code of ethics. Section 1. Thou shalt not lie. That code of ethics has now been incorporated into UK law. The police have committed an offence.
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  262. I saw the headline, and my first thoughts, please let it be Sturgeon.
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  263. I bet they were shocked.
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  264. They don't like being filmed committing offences. They don't like it when others do to them, when they do it to others. Hypocrisy. On the back entrances to police stations. The reasons for not liking it are different. In lots of cases its evidence of no MOT and of no insurance It's also evidence of corruption. Police force the official vehicles outside to park illegally, so they can put their personal vehicles in the compound. That way they don't have to pay the exhorbitant fines, walk long distances pay the huge charges in a car park. In other words abuse of public office for personal gain which is the definition of corruption.
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  265.  @AnnieRed66  Free the Cumberland Six
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  266. How do posts about onlyfans and investment scams get through?
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  267. She highly qualified. A GCSE in advanced tea making - level E. A lovely cuppa
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  268. Cancelling is the right way. Just cancel the direct debit with your bank, get a refund of any proportion left. No need to speak to the BBC. No need to answer any of their "leading questions" designed so you incriminate yourself. The refund part is great. They have already spent the money. Hand it back.
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  269.  @RichardEnglander  They will have been doing the same in their "Community". The other cover up.
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  270. One of her mates gets the gig.
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  271. It's a ploy.
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  272. Police launched a major investigation and established it was a revenge attack, after the victim had threatened Islam with a knife on the same road earlier in the day. Police said the motive for that remained unclear. The victim eh? He was cleared of attempted murder but found guilty of wounding with intent and racially aggravated public order offences after abusing the officers following a trial at Birmingham Crown Court So how do you not convict of attempted murder with the video evidence? He was sentenced to 12 years in prison, out in 6 So the "victim" needs to be jailed for knife crime. The Jury need to have their bank statements checked. The Judge needs a brain transplant.
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  273. I think your correct. It's the threat where people fear for their lives.
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  274. They are industrialising the process as we speak.
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  275. The Harold Shipman Memorial Act.
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  276. 1. No discrimination 2. No criminals 3. Net contributors only It's very very simple. Why do politicians fail?
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  277. Carefully worded statement. "I did not defend his father" Kier Starmer.
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  278. I've just made the crime report about Mark Rowley, and the complaint to MOPAC about his criminality. Part of the proportionate outcome is that he needs anger mananagement treatment, and he needs to be open and transparent on two tier policing. :-)
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  279. He's been reported to the police. The BBC have had at least one complaint about employing a terrorist.
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  280. He's deaf. Stop the boats? What does he do? Stop the votes.
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  281. Georgeous George. When will the Tories learn? Why didn't they learn from the GLC. Get rid of the Mayor completely.
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  282. I've not been depressed but the B12 and Vit D were at rock bottom, The B12 is consistent with being checked out for Alzheimer's. I knew something was wrong. So what caused the B12 issue? It's an immune issue and the Jab causes immune changes.
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  283. Who cares? They are next year's GCSE history question.
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  284. The identity of the other 2 who went for the attacker, why isn't that mentioned?
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  285.  @earthstick  The surname. There was one architect of the Rwandan genocide with the same surname. Disappeared at the sme time the father and mother arrived. Then we have Stamer's involvement. Preventing architects of genocide from standing trial. A bit like being Henrich Himler's personal lawyer.
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  286. There's been a major drop in crime in Venezuela. They have all moved to the USA
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  287. It's not about Starmer. It's about Labour. Get rid of Starmer and you will get a clone.
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  288. What's the betting there is a video of Sturgeon saying its a way of getting rid of the older voters who vote to remain
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  289. EV cars and vehicles damage the roads because of their increased weight. Hence they should pay 200% of the equivalent car's rate in VED.
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  290. Starmer needs to be worried.
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  291. Ear we go again. New Bond movie. You only miss twice.
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  292. The majority should resign. Found out about another 2 in the week, that have been added to my list of 'naughty' MPs. 460 on it.
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  293. Just the traditional fascist
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  294. Operation Stovewood Others convicted were Shahid Hussain David Saynor Mohammed Amar Mohammed Siyab Yasser Ajaibe Abid Saddiq Tahir Yasin Ramin Bari Neil Cawton Neil King Adam Ali Razwan Razaq Waleed Ali
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  295. I've been waiting 13 years for the Met Police to deal with Organised Crime [Romanian Mafia] in front of New Scotland Yard. Perhaps I need to pay them more than the criminals.
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  296.  @Burdetski  I agree. Search warrants as a starter. This case also needs to be appealed.
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  297. The little Austrian with the funny moustache did the same.
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  298. So one option, no one was flying the plane. Each pilot though the other was flying.
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  299. We need him in for Longer. The longer he stays the bigger the disaster for Labour.
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  300. Oh good. I enjoy a good sacking more than a bad resignation
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  301. All because it affects MPs. When it affects the peasants ....
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  302. Amd why hasn't Starmer commented on it? He has for other cases.
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  303. It's immoral to have a license fee. Jailing people for it is just a symptom of the underlying moral corruption of westminster. Time for the right of informed explicit consent to be a basic human right. Westminster says no
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  304. Exactly. A few need to be dealt with to prevent it happening again.
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  305. Couple that with the calculation of odds. That is more than dodgy, its just wrong.
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  306. What about children? If a WPC with a beard searches an underage child?
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  307. So when it goes wrong we can send the guardians to jail for 40 years. I think that's a good idea when it comes to Starmer.
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  308. Shortly after becoming PM I slipped on a glace cherry and fell into a hospitality box at Arsenal. It was at that point all my clothes fell off and a kind gentleman offered to by me new gear ...
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  309. In December 2006 Ugirashebuja was arrested in Walton-on-the-Naze, Frinton, Essex, by UK police, acting on a request by the Rwandan government. who requested his extradition for trial on suspicion of murder and for planning or incitement to commit genocide of Tutsis between 1 January 1994 and 12 December 1994. Three other Rwandans were arrested at the same time (Charles Munyaneza, Vincent Bajinya (Brown) and Emmanuel Nteziryayo). The accused were held in Belmarsh prison, South London, while the extradition case was heard at Westminster Magistrates Court (September 2007 – May 2008) before District Judge Evans. Ugirashebuja had a number of very senior barristers acting for his defence including now Labour leader Sir Kier Starmer, Edward H. Fitzgerald, Rachel Kapila, Patrick C. Hill and Rebecca J. Wright. Legal aid fees were at least £183,000.
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  310. They allow in millions of low paid migrants, Then we are forced to subsidise the corporates paying low wages by handing over millions to their new employees.
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  311. You need to check who pays for it to be fixed? His insurance or will he put it on taxes?
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  312. Come on Keir. Show no two tier justice. In court this afternoon, 2 years in jail.
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  313. When the foreigners leave, the economy collapses. Just think what happens when Trump says you have to pay full postage for deliver to the US. High labour items, cheap, become uneconomical. The result is mass unemployment.
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  314. Unexplained wealth and the proceeds of crime. The idea that they inherit his proceeds of crime is wrong.
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  315. Dublin stabbing attack - suspected killer was ON BAIL for another violent knife attacked. He was picked up In Belfast. Friends of the dead Nigerian asylum seeker claim he was "in the wrong place at the wrong time." Same going on in Ireland as here. It's all coordinated.
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  316. Since when were politicians controlling judiciary? The Judiciary love to say the are independent and free from political control. Never mind, judges lying, whatever next.
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  317. It is a hate crime. He can testify both to the effect the hate has had on him, and to who was the hater.
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  318. Hospital staff attacked in Roachdale Infirmary. Another day, another attack. Following on from the other stabbing of a nurse.
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  319. Foreign aid should go. It should just be for disaster relief. The budget should include all the money spent on foriegners in the UK
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  320. Greens need their policies forced on them. Completely. Zero carbon. No cars. No planes. No trains. No central heating. Smart meters that go click when the unsubsidised green electricity doesn't work. The great experiment on willing subjects. Perhaps they will want to get off that register. We will have to set up commitees, inquiries on how that should be managed.I think the committee might take 20-30 years to work out how they can get off the register.
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  321. It's all about the avoidable death toll. It enables doctors to kill off their mistakes. 20,000 just in England and Wales, just in acute hospitals killed by mistakes.
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  322. First rule of spy club ... don't draw attention to yourself. If caught out, double down.
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  323. Our Major Crime Unit arrested a 21-year-old suspect from a vehicle on Monk Road just before 4pm yesterday, and he remains in custody today. We are continuing to urge anyone who saw what happened, or who has mobile phone, CCTV, doorbell or dashcam footage to get in touch. ======= Heaven help the police when someone's stabbed in front of Police Station. The camera men will have been arrested for videoing a police station,
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  324. Have you seen the latest on that? Not only was the Horizon system wrong, the previous system had the same errors and people were jailed for that.
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  325. Drag it out, keep the money rolling in.
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  326. Cancel Barnett taxes.
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  327. A 9-year-old girl who fell in love with the goat she raised for the Shasta District Fair was heartbroken when deputies, wielding a search warrant, confiscated the furry livestock, taking him away to be butchered. Two years after the scandal erupted, Shasta County has agreed to pay $300,000 to the girl’s family to settle the legal dispute over the floppy-eared brown-and-white goat named Cedar.
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  328. Lets have the heating turned off in Westminster for the winter. MPs need to show some solidarity. :-)
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  329. Perhaps we can ban Billy Bragg. :-)
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  330. Need space for politicians to be jailed.
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  331. They are in bed together. It's an SNP policy.
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  332. And MPs salaries and expenses.
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  333. Oh dear. What a pity. Never mind. PS. Why no speedy trial?
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  334. always someone else for Labour's mistakes, crimes, looting.
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  335. Why does he suddenly demand that people be allowed to flee from his disastrous policies in London?
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  336. Will he pay tribute to the 5,000 who have or will have frozen to death?
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  337. Resign as a minister, keep the MP's job.
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  338. Anthony Gilheaney, 30, not born in the UK, who mowed down people on Christmas day, its going to have his charge up to murder. Aidan Chapman, 25, died in hospital on New Year's Eve from the injuries he sustained
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  339. Free the St Pancreas Piano. When do we want it? Now.
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  340. Criminals want the law to be soft on criminals.
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  341.  @emilysweet9082  Exactly. MPs are a tribe. The tribe that has created the mistake. So what's the solution? Let's deal with criminality 1. Barred from entry - you have to declare records in advance. If not its an offence. Like the USA 2. If you gain entry and we find out, a criminal record 3. Deported if here, automatically at conviction or at the end of sentence. No appeals. You are out. 4. If from a dangerous country, then off to a Scottish Island to a tented encampment to wait it out at the end of your sentence. Could be a long wait. 5. If you have the right to dual nationality, and you don't sign the papers, off to that Island 6. Destroy you papers? Off to the island until they arrive. See point, if its a safe country.... 7. Enter illegally? If you lose your asylum claim, you are automatically convicted. There's 7 simple points. All easily done. Very simple. Very cheap. Start with a list of dangerous countries. Not many.
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  342. Starmer is just as guilty.
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  343. Cooper confirmed that Keir Starmer had not seen the advice but that members of his team had. Starmer has faced questions about why he has not looked at the advice himself. “I certainly wouldn’t expect to see the personal advice about personal finances of any of my colleagues,” Cooper told Sky’s Trevor Phillips on Sunday. “Keir has a very strong team around him, and rightly so – that’s why I think not only have they looked at this and been clear about it, but also Angela has as well.” So he can deny personal knowledge and sack the underlings. The reason for the shredding is now obvious. Police investigation, if its just naughty MPs records being shredded we have a conspiracy
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  344. Of course they don't. They want to rig elections. The solution is no foriegner gets to vote in UK elections. Then consitituency sizes are adjusted to reflect the number of eligible voters, with byelections when they are merged. I'd even say funding depends on the number of Brits, not the number of people there.
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  345. The solution is to force him to put the entire cost onto his election expenses.
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  346. Murder is a problem
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  347. Money laundering.
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  348. He doesn't like being grilled. What a sausage. On the use of the appartment, was it on the election expenses declaration?
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  349. Shortly after becoming PM I slipped on a glace cherry and fell into a hospitality box at Arsenal. It was at that point all my clothes fell off and a kind gentleman offered to by me new gear ...
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  350. I think I'll sue them for selling white flour.
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  351. Judges have a tax loophole.
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  352. Pokuta. Slovakia? I bet he's Roma.
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  353. The handling being ordered - delete all the evidence.
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  354. This is what happens when you chose the fascist not the democratic route. When you ignore consent and force things on people. But above all when you run a pension ponzi, you get disasters.
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  355. Exactly. He's the problem.
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  356. Man from Leeds, or man Living in leeds?
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  357. He doesn't care.
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  358. One to add to reforms list. Cancel the increase. Force them to refund. Bankrupt? Pensions go.
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  359. The question for the complaint, who ordered it. What's the betting Kahn was involved?
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  360. Who says it all goes to India at the end? Money laundering is the name of the game.
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  361. How about a new financial instrument to fund the subway. Something where people invest their money and get perks in return. Needs a snazzy name. I suggest calling it a "Ticket".
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  362. Hunza is up to his neck in it too. He's just talking gibberish, like Sturgeon.
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  363. We haven't been told her pecadillos
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  364. Who cares? Tories are in the dustbin of history.
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  365. So much for democracy. Labour rigging elections. Tories rigging elections.
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  366. Still Freezing.
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  367. He will be the "butt" of many jokes for years to come.
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  368. Lord Ali is after Starmer's sausage.
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  369. Conspiracy and corruption - I want a job with lots of money.
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  370. It's a mandatory road sign. Red Circle on a sign is an order. That applies to all road users including cyclists.
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  371. I think the next time Jess Phillips needs medical care, she should be allocated one of these surgeons, and the operation live streamed.
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  372. He's got a bad lawyer. Should have pointed out, he's not left the store, so no theft.
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  373. Perverting the course of justice.
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  374. Defenestration. Lots of it is needed. What the police can do is use the law that the SNP have introduced, against the SNP. That starts solving problems.
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  375.  @mintpastill  Exactly. He's playing a game.
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  376. Where's the reports about noittingham and a decapitation?
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  377. Why was he in the UK in the first place? For how long was he here? What other offences has he committed
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  378. Now we need the trials for the crimes.
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  379. Now that would be an epic perp walk
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  380. That's the EU for you. Deal with it Ireland.
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  381. He should ask for the redacted one, then compare against the one he received in the first place.
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  382. Mridul Wadhwa - It was discovered that Wadhwa was employed under false pretences. No one specifically asked if he was a woman. and he didn't volunteer the information, despite that being a specified prerequisite of the job. The advert for the job says Please note that only women need apply under Schedule 9, Part 1 of the Equality Act 2010.
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  383. 15 million votes disappeared. Where did they go?
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  384. Mohammed Siyab 25 years Yasser Ajaib 6 Years Ramin Bari 9 years The above three not born in the UK Mohammed Amar 16 years Can't tell too many with that name Mohammed Zameer Sadiq 15 years Abid Saddiq 24 years Tahir Yasin 13 years Probably born in the UK, but hard to tell because there could be someone with the same name. So why after so many years can they not speak English and need an interpreter?
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  385. He's going to jail. It's all a show. He can then claim he can't be prosecuted because he's gaga
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  386. Political Taqqiya
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  387. They are desperate for cash.
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  388.  @DirectDemocrat  Nope. It's evidence of two tier justice. Very relevant.
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  389. Now for the big man. No tax on the 10%
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  390. Explains why I have a 4 month wait for a referal for a cancer check. The limit to the day or you can make a complaint and force them to pay for you to go private.
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  391. That's the end of the Hindu vote.
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  392. When you go shopping in the zone, make a note of the shop's address. Then write a letter to them, with a copy to your local councilor apologising, saying that as of the 1st of June, you won't be a customer of theirs anymore because of the zone. Thank them for their past services. If a just a few hundred did that, then councilors get very worried.
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  393. Brain dead or dead dead?
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  394. The BBC has just announced that Huw Edwards plead guilty because of the far right, and that climate change was also a major factor in his offending.
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  395.  @margaretwilson1280  It's currently running at 3 a minute. It started at 1800 a minute. When the publicity started, that was cut to 600. Now its been capped even more.
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  396. Don't tell me. She's issued the statement from the plane on the way to Rio, where there's no extradition treaty to the UK
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  397. What about a one wife cap?
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  398. Nanny state is going to go cold turkey on the funding.
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  399. Make him personally liable for the loses. No "Qualified Immunity". His wealth on the line.
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  400. Another one being protected. Then there's a second cover up where pakistani children and women have also being victimised. That gets covered up for cultural reasons.
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  401. The flip side. No parental rights, the school is the parent. In the case of Radubakana, that's two schools. The first one tolerate bringing a knife to school 10 times. The second one allowed a 2% attendance rate. Time for the schools and teachers to be prosecuted.
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  402. Diversity for you.
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  403. This morning's stabing. Shefield. 3 arrested. Answers on a postcard where this afternoon and this evening stabbing is going to be in Labour Britain.
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  404. Yep. Still waiting. So you have to speculate as to what realy went on at Manchester. Were they police or inteligence service "assets"? Starmer's statement on the Southport attacker's father, is very interesting "I did not defend his father". Well since he's not been prosectuted, that's a true statement. But it has been designed to deceive.
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  405. Google Starmer and his role in protecting those who architected genocide.
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  406.  @johnwilliams-ih3pv  There was Jim Devine. Labour MP. Claimed for a cleaner on expenses. Problem was, no pay slips, claimed she was an illegal migrant, Couldn't/wouldn't identify her. So what was being french polished?
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  407. R Gangs PDF gangs
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  408. Who told them that these things would help? What financial interest did they have in it? Why are politicians so scared of the population? Why do they leave 16 trillion pounds of debt off the books? What effect will no pension have on the population? Again Why are politicians so scared of the population?
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  409.  @petercritchley4614  I bet you're Spanish because you've been to Benidorm on holiday.
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  410. There's a reason its call a cockpit.
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  411. Drug delivery. That way, you can say is not you, its the person at the address.
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  412. Unless you're a council tenant. Kicked out to reduce the waiting list
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  413. Now for their fellow criminals who participated in the criminal trafficking. Paying a criminal to commit a criminal act makes you a criminal.
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  414. I think I’ll Make the crime report
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  415. Back in court on Monday. One for your diary.
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  416. Ah the afternoon stabbing. Morning ticked off. Becareful out there folks. It's odds on someone's stabbed this evening.
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  417. Who is lending to them? Short money needs to go. It's just corruption. Legalised theft.
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  418.  @Jaygraterthanyou  Two Tier or racist?
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  419. Are the police committing a S50 offences by misusing S50?
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  420. Never watched it since Clarkson and co left.
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  421. Richard Vobes had a long talk with someone about council tax. The dirty tricks from the council were amazing. Letters purporting to be from the court. Rescheduling for a date in the future, then sending a letter out the day before they bring the date forward, so people don't turn up but the pass a liability order. No record of the liability order when you ring up the court. No listings at the court for hearings. Changes in fonts on letters and tipex. Rude 'court legal advisors'. Every effort to tell people don't go to court. .... The list was endless.
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  422. PS Congratulations on the 100K! ;-)
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  423. Like Fauci, mega boosted and jabbed
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  424. Fight fight fight - they are violent politicians.
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  425. Remember on Starmer, He was the personal lawyer of an architect of genocide. A bit like being Henrich Himler's personal lawyer
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  426. The problem isn't police on the street. It's police on the street doing nowt.
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  427. Tens of thousands of jobs saved because they won't be forced to hand over the cash to the green grifters.
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  428.  @roninhood1027  So the question what are the consequences of fair migration? 1. Tax receipts increase 2. State spending goes down 3. Wages for the poor increase 4. Rents fall 5. Housing crisis solved 6. Crime rates plummet
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  429. They have rebranded. The 66 gang.
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  430. Mr Tax Evading keir starmer doesn't care. Pay your tax peasants. I've got a tax law that says I don't have too.
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  431. Dump the lords, the senate completely. Instead give the voters the final say.
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  432. Just last night, outside my house [conservation area], lots of police arresting someone with a knife.
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  433. Declare bankruptcy, tap the tax payer, twice. All because they have splashed the cash up the wall.
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  434. SNP should be forced to pay for the police costs, and the same for those involved.
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  435. Perhaps that's why Reeves went.
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  436. Good. It's a bit strange that we are allowed a democratic vote in this day and age. .
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  437. The Scottish entry into Miss Universe?
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  438. No news on the BBC. I wonder why.
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  439. @ Then we have social services. Turned up each time with the police in tow. Apparently he was so threatening. So that's almost certainly another offence or offfences for each visit. No prosecutions there too.
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  440. And constituency sizes based on number of eligible voters. I'd also add no public office for foreigners or naturalised citizens. No employment in the public sector as well. Implemented for new hires. Any foreigner taking up a job, 40K a year minimum tax code and no welfare.
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  441. The numbers don't include things like overstayers, and others.
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  442. You mean you can get to see a GP? Amazing! :-)  @thecynicalaussie 
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  443. The UK is bankrupt. So what does an MP do? Loot.
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  444. I've made the crime report. I've made the complaint. My bet is Khan will ignore the complaint and break the law
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  445. I bet the first.
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  446. Paranoia, is that a new STD?
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  447. Making amends and moving on. Cover it up. Nothing to see here. Lets have it dealt wiht in the proper manner, which is a court case. The production of the nomination papers, and witness statements from his security as to where he was when those nomination papers were submitted.
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  448. On 26 April, Mohammad was found guilty of two terrorism funding offences following a ten-day trial at the Old Bailey. He was sentenced on 23 October to a three year community order, 250 hours unpaid work, three month curfew between 9pm and 8am and a 30 day Rehabilitation Supervision Order.
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  449. Hiding out in the RV?
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  450. Very fishy. Slipped on the tin, slashed his own throat. Lots of witnesses.
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  451. Perhaps they were using the burners for discussing the when and the where of when the RV was going dogging.
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  452. He's got the message from the Daniel Penny case. Get involved and you will be in the dock. It's almost as though Alvin Bragg has an agenda.
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  453. So what offences has the inspector committed?
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  454. Just a distraction from Keir Stalin's personalised tax evasion law.
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  455. Lies, and also conspiracy. It involves coordination which means lots of people have been involved.
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  456. A desperate throw of the dice before the USAID money runs out.
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  457. Crime against a corporate - go to jail. Rape a child? Suspended.
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  458. Name the lawyer that failed to attend the umpteenth hearing, meaning he got to stay.
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  459. I caught two this morning parking on double reds to fine people for parking on double reds. You couldn't make it up. They pulled out the law that says, look we can break the law. Problem is that their code of ethics is now law. That says you must not bring the police into disrepute and you must follow regulations. The regulations are clear, confirmed in a FOI request, that basic police drivers MUST obey the highway code at all times. So another complaint goes in. PS. they had a print out printed out just for me. Oh dear. I'm certainly getting up their noses.
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  460. Not just a cover up then. Participation. Explains why there was no investigations
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  461. How many of her victims will be in prison with her?
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  462. More accurately, you don't need to answer their demands.
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  463. ## COUNCIL HOUSE Ms Rayner bought her home in 2007 at a 25 per cent discount and sold it for a £48,500 profit in 2015. But many councils state that in order to benefit from the discount, homeowners cannot vacate the property for several years after purchasing it – including by renting it out. If Ms Rayner was found to have lived at her husband’s property she could possibly face charges under the Fraud Act 2006 regarding ‘false representations’. Section 2 in particular.
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  464. Starmer will pull the whip against the rebels. Then they cannot vote against him.
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  465. Convicted. He's been arrested for a long time.
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  466. So how many people has this magistrate sent to jail because they didn't pay the BBC license fee, and fund this peverted individual? I think we should be told.
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  467. Penalty charge - not a crime and certainly not a serious crime. That's one of the tricks the state has used to prevent you having your day in court. So next, they won't say where the cameras are located. It's covert filming. That comes under the RIPA [Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act] So under that act there is one group who can sign off on this. Section 32 and TFL isn't on it. It has to be for serious crimes The other is the Home Secretary, and it can only be done for serious crimes So there's no legal basis for the covert filming.
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  468. Around one in 20 (6%) of patients are affected by preventable harm in medical care, of which around 12% causes permanent disability or death, finds a study published by The BMJ today.
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  469. It's Westminster that has caused it.
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  470. $1,350 fine. Do you accept $20s?
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  471. So lets look at some of them. In August 2019, MM 35, was jailed for five years after being found guilty of one count of indecent assault. There is no record of anyone with that name being born in the UK. Why was he released? Or more accurate why wasn't he taken from the prison cells to the plane and deported back to Pakistan?
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  472. I here the CEO's life insurance policy won't pay out. Pre-existing condition - lead poisoning.
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  473.  @kiwishitloard2568  I agree. The CCTV isn't the full footage and its not the audio. There's certainly some two tier policing going on. Either to protect the police, protect the travellers, or both.
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  474. When they do sack him, the others will not turn up. Just replace them all.
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  475. What would be funny is getting a collection of letters demanding wet ink signatures. Then when they come after you, well does it have a wet ink signature? If not, you have a letter to the contrary.
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  476. Lets look at the sentencing guidelines to assess what the judge did. These are just the category 2 levels. Extreme levels of them push it to category one. Severe psychological or physical harm [yes] Pregnancy or STI as a consequence of offence [yes in some cases] Additional degradation/humiliation Abduction [yes] Prolonged detention/sustained incident [yes] Violence or threats of violence (beyond that which is inherent in the offence) [yes] Forced/uninvited entry into victim’s home Victim is particularly vulnerable due to personal circumstances* [yes]
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  477. So here's the question. Road and traffic signs. Where does it say they do not apply to cyclists?
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  478. The surname is worth investigating. One of the architects of the Rwandan genocide shared that surname.
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  479. As a WASPI generation man, I'm pissed off at the blatent sexism that we are suppose to accept the discrimination and fund the compensation to others.
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  480. Question. Why when you see the RNLI arriving in Dover, are they not towing in the inflatables? Looks like the inflatables go back to pick up the next load.
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  481. Support? What's sagging?
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  482. Just change the tax code of all economic migrants to minimum of 38,000 a year - break even - almost. That can be done in a weekend. Copy the information from the NI register to HMRC about nationality. Send the letters on Monday to employers. Taxed at source, huge amounts of tax for the government. Second step, send the same information to the DWP. No welfare for any economic migrant. No housing benefit, income support. Just contributory elements like JSA
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  483. Another lie. Repeated lies.
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  484. Tax evading Stamer, with his own tax evasion law, demands the peasants fund him
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  485. Exactly.
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  486. He's not from Newton Abbot. He's from Czechia.
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  487. On the computer system. I've written 3 accounting systems in my time. What's interesting is Fujitsu's system is not fit for purpose. The question is why? First is the programs don't understand accounting Second is the accountants don't understand programming. That's the root cause. So if we take a proper accounting system. Interestingly double entry isn't the core principle. Double entry is a consequence of the accounting equation. liabilities = assets + equity. That must be true at all times. The consequence is if you affect one of the 3, you have to add another entry. You need a minimum of 2 entries. There are lots of cases where you need to make more, such as year end. Even in a computer system, the entries have to be in 'wet ink'. ie. You can never change or delete. You have to reverse and add the new values in. The system should link the reversal to the original, and to the new values. Period. That needs to be enforced at the database as well as the application level. Low level use of SQL is a very very bad idea, even for specific batch jobs where it is done for efficiency. Every transaction needs to be recorded in a write only log, and that's enforced so only auditors/investigators get access Databases must enforce integrity at their level. Scripts need to run periodically to check for integrity. A full access control system based on roles is needed. PS. The largest fraud I detected was over a billion. That bank has since gone under. False year end accounting to transfer profits to the next year.  @ravusursi893 
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  488. Stabbing, not Starring. This morning's kebabing.
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  489. 20,000 a year killed by "avoidable mistakes" Preventable deaths due to problems in care in English acute hospitals: a retrospective case record review study - BMJ
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  490. Run Joe Run.
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  491. Why buy stolen goods when you can buy the genuine article? :-)
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  492. Forced to donate body parts.
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  493. All about the puppet masters.
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  494. You misheard. What information will jeopardise Starmer and Labour
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  495. What ever happened to Aardvark Virus? Baboon Virus and all the other ones up to the letter M?
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  496. Exaclty. Same for the convicted criminals. On the rest, no welfare, no social housing and a 40K minimum tax code [break even] makes migration fair.
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  497. The Green Graft is Strong in Scotland.
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  498. Would surprise me if he was into latex and being on the end of a dog lead.
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  499. Lying and spreading misinformation.
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  500. You have to ask what Tory and Labour internal polling numbers are.
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  501. The question is why Labour are saying nothing. It's because they are salivating at the prospect of using those powers.
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  502. Catch and release. Not even tagged.
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  503. Keir Starmer's advised his father on how to get out of genocide charges. That's my bet.
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  504. STARMER and LABOUR. It's not just him. When you say Starmer all the time, its just gives Labour an excuse to sack him and say it wasn't us.
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  505. They want the other camera off so they can edit and select what they release. I've a complaint in progress at the moment Police parking on double reds to fine people parking on double reds. I put the SAR in at the time of the complaint making it clear I wanted to see their BWV and the meta data. When it started, when it was turned off. In other words what was edited out. I'm interested in particular in the discussions after they drove off after being challeged for breaking the law. If you read the law on police complaints they have to supply it. They have decided not to supply it, and that's breaking the law. I've lost count of the number of apologies. I let that go. I've told the current investigator if he doesn't follow the law, I will revisit all those prior complaints. Namely I made the complaint such that I want a resolution letter. Each one of those will go to MOPAC for review, and to the ICO for the failure to comply with the law. Given the apology, it shows a pattern of breaking the law, and a fine is appropriate and proportional.
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  506. Exactly. Not being honest. Not being open. Being evasive.
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  507. And Starmer kept silent and let that happen.
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  508. Lots are saying women have no place in the cockpit and should be on their backs, legs in the air. Given the landing, looks like both sides got it right when it all went tits up. :-)))
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  509. Don't tell me she's been making the beast with two backs with Ali.
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  510. Culture.
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  511. He's lost the black sea ports, because of sea drones, and because the Turkish won't let him leave. He's going to lose the Baltic exit because he has to pass through Nato Territorial waters. So he's left with Ice bound ports in the North, and the far east. Bit of a military disaster.
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  512. Just like Labour and getting rid of the pits and coal mining. Labour policy, no fossil fuels.
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  513. On that front. I've a spreadsheet I kept for the last 6 months. 1358 names 34 were victims and the breakdown is 20 not from the UK, 7 from the UK, 7 I can't tell because the name and age comes back with multiple matches. On the offending side. 1 Fled [clearly not UK] 267 - multiple hits 606 not from the UK 4 stripped of UK nationality. 357 born in the UK There are others, who are underage, so you can't tell to bring the numbers up. So if you pro rata the multiple hits, 780 are deportable based purely on being born overseas so in almost all cases, have a second passport. Of those born in the UK, if there were two people with that name in the same year, one born here and the criminal born overseas, I can't detect that in most cases. Even with those with UK nationality, the 4 that have been stripped, show that they can be dealt with. So a round number? 70% for starters.
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  514. Same with Rachel Reeves declarations. At least 3 missing from what she said. Then the declarations were the money was for office support for the 2 that were declared but she said she spent it on clothes. Commonly known as theft.
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  515. If each Reform voter convinces just one over voter to join reform, its a super majority.
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  516. How can it take over two years for an investigation?
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  517. Given that the English are an ethnic group. You can do the research on this. We have a language, and identity etc. Even Wikipedia lists the English as an ethnic group. Going to be a problem for the SNP on the ethnic/racial hatred front.
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  518. I've just had an interaction with the police. Walking my daughter to her after school class. Someone on a moped is stuck in traffic. Their solution, mount the pavement, drive at us to avoid the blockage. It escalates. The police arrive. 10 of them. Whilst the 'discussion' is going on, 5 cyclist just cycle at the police and us, on the pavement. When the police are challenged, ah yes, they can't deal with it. 4 of them were officers on training, there to 'watch'. Why didn't the instructor show them how its done? As a consequence the superintendent in charge has had a little reminder. 2 months ago I went to the MP, he wrote to the super. The super said the police would be in touch. After 6 weeks nothing. So I left a message on 101 saying given the delay I want a face to face on site. A PC rang. Problem is the PC has no remit to do anything, and I'm not going to listen to a load of copsplaining. I've heard it all and more. So one option, he's asked them to get in contact and they haven't Or he didn't bother. I think its 60% the first 40% the second. But he's got a reminder and hint, I don't mess around and rudeness is the easy slam dunk of a complaint. Schedule 3 its on his employment record. Plus the proportionate outcome? That meeting in person to show them what a horlicks they are making. [1200 offences an hour at one junction] It's not safe and its not high trust. You are right in demanding it. But with the state of Westminster, nothing will be done.
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  519. Another one for my list of Bad Politicians
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  520. The Tories aren't important. They are just next year's GCSE history question. Who were the Tories? Remember no cheating now you have the question in advance
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  521. Come on Starmer, take the knee.
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  522. I've been doing some research. I'm off to plod tomorrow. Now I expect plod to try and fob me off. Not recording it etc. Problem for plod is I'm an expert at complaints with the police. I've one going to the IOPC for review. That's extremely rare because its nomally the PCC. I've another two in the pipeline where MOPAC has already broken the law, so they will be going to the IOPC for review and MOPAC will lose. That results in the IOPC having to investigate, for a change. So what's going to happen? They will protect Starmer and not record the offences. I've already won cases on not recording crime so they are going to be bang to rights. The only question do I give the police the heads up tomorrow.
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  523. £5000 per offender. Plus make them liable for the tax. Then make them liable for all traffic offences.
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  524. Happened in Germany. People kicked out of homes they owned, for migrants. "Compulsory Purchase" a derisory rates of course.
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  525. What's the betting he has a criminal record?
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  526.  @thomaspynchon2871  I agree. It was completely bizarre. Other things. Since they could prove it was a cycle way, the council needs to be investigated. Next, the law has changed. 1.5 meters from other vehicles. That applies to cyclists. They must give that space to pedestrians. So shared cycle paths. Do they meet that new 1.5 meter space requirement?
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  527. Sweepstake time. Which will be first? The Yemeni charity scammer bots, or the prostitution scammer bots?
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  528. Rotherham and the elite.
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  529. on their backs, legs in the air - literally.
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  530. Someone's got a copy of Blair's expenses, and they have him in their pocket.
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  531. Mates with Saville.
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  532. That they have maffia operating outside of new scotland yard makes me agree with you.
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  533. So when are they going to be deported Wes? You can't blame the Tories now. Get your act together.
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  534. Not far from Wales. Must be Welsh.
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  535. Ah the left wing, always pleasant law abidding. Would never resort to violence.
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  536. Remove the SNP have a separate special inquiry. Just for them
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  537. What's next? Bankruptcy. How about a law that if you party goes bust, you lose your job.
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  538. So I reported every letter to the police. Wrote the crime reference number and date on the letter and filled them away. The letters have stopped comming
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  539.  @danmayberry1185  So if you go to Spain on holiday, does that make you Spanish?
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  540. So explain why they are disproportionately represented in the crime statistics? Why if we take the grooming gangs, for repeated offences they get low sentences compared to others?
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  541. Are there any who aren't? That would be news
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  542. because they planned it.
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  543. Charity work? Lets see. Childline perhaps.
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  544. So why did one have their identity hidden?
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  545. They can all fit in the RV. All 9 of them. Now that's a dogging party I don't want to see.
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  546. Evidence being inconvenient.
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  547. Comment of the day. Charles the Clueless - Last of his line
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  548. Johnson. What a sour face.
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  549. Why aren't the police investigating?
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  550. Shortly after becoming PM I slipped on a glace cherry and fell into a hospitality box at Arsenal. It was at that point all my clothes fell off and a kind gentleman offered to by me new gear ...
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  551. Does GDPR apply to individuals? No it applies to public authorities and corporations. It certainly applies to them. Are you allowed to film in private? Yes Are you allowed to film in public? Yes. The case was about harassment, not about filming and its not binding
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  552. Don't forget the migrants want and get services. Scottish state spending per person is higher than in the rest of the UK, according to the SNP. Average income is 38,500 and Mr Average doesn't generate sufficient tax to pay for the state because there's a deficit. Importing more poor people, more poverty is a bad idea.
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  553. More tax. More tax. Roll on up and get your economic snake oil here.
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  554. Imported terrorism, to go with imported poverty.
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  555. Reform reform reform reform. So says Kier KidStarver.
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  556. It's a ploy.
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  557. It's contempt of court. It's not Habeus Corpus.
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  558. Worth saying that these offenders will have been doing the same within their own community and that's been covered up. The second cover up, and its worth thinking about those victims too.
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  559. He'll put his DNA into something like Ancestry, and she will find out.
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  560. PS I'm going to keep a detailed database this year. Name Year of Birth Age Date of Birth [sometimes you get it]. Which force Offences Which demographic On the UK birth register UK nationality? Links to the details of the offences Sentences.
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  561.  @edweard  It's not. You can only calculate the odds if you know the back ground rate of deaths. You need to know what other maternity wards are doing. The Lucia de Berk case, compared to the Letby case, looks like a project plan for stitching someone up. ======== One of the various pieces of evidence against de Berk at the original trial had been the testimony of a statistician, who said that the odds that it was a coincidence that all the incidents occurred when she was on duty were 342 million to one Statistician Richard D. Gill became involved in the case in 2006.[2] Gill and Piet Groeneboom then showed that there was a chance of 1 in 25 that a nurse could experience a sequence of events of the same type as de Berk Philip Dawid, Professor of Statistics at the University of Cambridge, also criticised the prosecution's statistical evidence as unprofessional and resting on "calculations of a very simplistic nature, based on very simple and unrealistic assumptions". The same errors have been made in the Letby case.
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  562. There is clear abuse of PACE.
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  563.  @Drbeasthunter  He's now black and tan. The irish hate the black and tan.
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  564. You need the investment return too,
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  565. They laughed. It's endemic at the cabinet office too. There are some very simple solutions. Lets start off with a list of safe countries. ie. Ones where a single white woman can go on holiday [like Afghanistan]. For those countries, its catch and return. To prevent the SC getting involved, I would suggest a new court that's sole remit is appeals for asylum. It's remit includes the human rights of others, such as article 1. ie. Paying for it. No involvement of the SC itself. 1 judge, 2 assessors, and its majority voting. Second asylum is temporary. When its safe to return people get a grace period, then they go home. We've done our bit and looked after them Then economic migrants. Here we just set the tax code at 38K a year minimum. Solves most problems. Not just for new ones. Exceptions? Spouses and those that have claimed asylum. First is a right to a family life. Second we need them to defray the costs for the successful asylum claimants. Criminals - deported. That's solves the channel bit. Next, no papers or won't say. Internment camp. South Uist is a good location. Certainly no catch and release. Now for the left. They will complain. Simple choice, we set up a crowd funding scheme were they can pay any short falls. Next welfare. On 38K a year, no welfare bar contributory elements. That's JSA and Maternity pay. The biggy is that tax code change, and its easy to implement.  @hypergolic8468 
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  566. There's no shortfall of rental properties. There's a migration problem causes a demand issue.
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  567. I suspect I'm not the only one who sent this to BBB. I complained to the CPS. They said it wasn't them and clearly pointed the finger at the BBC licensing. Section 77 of PACE, confessions by mentally handicapped persons, kicks in. It clearly applies, and its clearly been thrown out of the window. There is also no confession of a crime, because the person "confessing" wasn't the one committing any offence. That Greenwich council, responsible for paying the TVL, didn't, and then stitched up the person not responsible is again cause for, in my view, a prosecution. Greenwich council made "representations". So the question here is what did the court do? They ignored it. Either because they weren't given it or because there weren't doing their job. Either is possible. If TVL withheld the representation, then they need to be barred from bringing any private prosecutions. That has lots of advantages because it ends their business model. If it was the magistrate/judge, then need to be put into special measures. The breaches of PACE, that needs prosecutions. Then there is the question of how wide these practices are. I suspect they are standard practices. That needs to end.
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  568. Rachel Reeves is in trouble, but to be fair to her, she does make a lovely cup of tea.
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  569. I've been thinking how to screw the elite. The big thing is information. So Reform, get an actuary to calculate the true pension liabilities. Then in swing seats, when people become 18, send them a bill for their share of the debts. Happy birthday, congratulations on becoming 18. Here's your bill. £85,000 for borrowing £600,000 for pensions .... Welcome to becoming an adult in the UK. Even 5% of 18 year olds, they will tell other 18 year olds. There is no come back for that.
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  570. Windows painted on - ha ha ha ha!!!!
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  571. i'm she didn't insist on being called, your grace.
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  572. The calculation of odds needs to take into account the background rate of deaths. In particular, the avoidable death toll in English acute hospitals, is 20,000 a year. BMJ. You have to factor that in. How many expected instances would you expect purely by random chance? It's very high. It's almost certain that you will get numbers at that level just by chance. Now add on the other baby care units which have been disasterous. That again changes the random chance odds dramatically.
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  573. Recording a hate crime, when there is none, is Libellous.
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  574. Just doing a Radubakana. impression.
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  575. Explains how Croydon, Nottingham, Northamptonshire councils have lost billions.
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  576. If its "not evidence" it can be published in full by newspapers.
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  577. So a mechanical fishing trip is grounds for a breath test? Surely it has to be a driving issue?
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  578. Scam McScam Mansions
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  579.  @uniquevideosUk  Sorry you are right. 12 months suspended. But not paying the BBC gets you jailed. Shows the priorities of the system
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  580.  @AnTiThesis-HaT-HoT  There's another option. Celestin Ugirashebuja is worth googling. One of the architects of the genocide. Starmer got over 500K in cash for preventing him from being extradited to stand trial. Another architect is Ancelot Rudakubana. He's "disappeared". Around the same time Alphonso Rudakubana turns up in the UK, and he's the father.
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  581. No was "seriously" injured. So what about "not so serious" knife wounds?
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  582. The sign is illegal. So removing it is doing a public service.
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  583.  @magnacarta9364  My understanding is that it is. But there are rules, and it looks like reform's lawyers are following them to the letter. Prevents the get out of jail card being played.
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  584. The gang on Westminster Bridge do this for a living during the week. But the Met Police won't deal with them. I've concluded the met are on the take. Only explanation that fits.
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  585. 'Tis all bent. Perhaps he will do a Clinton when questioned.
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  586. It's the mafia model
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  587. Perhaps she should be sent to look after Biden. He's got Covid, again, and again and again, ...
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  588. AOC was on the Price is Right. She was very consistent. Everything, and I mean Everything, was Free.
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  589. I have a police complaint in progress. They refused accept a crime report(s) about him. The initial one regarded the election. He said he was living in the constituency. However, on his declaration of interests, he signed to say he was living in Lord Alli's flat. That's an offence. The police reponse is to say were not taking the crime report. I've all the evidence by the way. So the complaint goes in. Now I've won complaints on review before for not recording an offence. So they have a problem. Now that election complaint is time limited. I've pointed out the game. Delay, until its too late and then say sorry, we're out of time. So I've added fraud to the crime report. There's no time limit. Namely making a false declaration so people think he's a "local MP", when in reality he was living elsewhere. That gains him lots of money by making that false declaration. See the police chief who was sacked for lying.
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  590. I did some costings for drones of this type. Motorbike engines are the ideal choice. Cheap. No need to service with a 10 hour maximum serivce life. £2000 for 45 hp motor. Airframe the same cost. Propellor 350. Computers etc less than £500. Battery, cheap, fuel cheap. Explosive is the cheap part too. Airframe, 2000 + labour. Total cost under £10,000 Think what a swarm could do against targets like oil refineries oil depots, airports, pumping stations, electricty substations, ships in ports. ... The difficult part is launching. Back of a car, large catapults gas guns? ...
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  591. I'd like to thank C4, the producers, Ofcom, my agent for winning the Bafta for the best actor in a political stitch up.
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  592. Surely Aldi to the Lidl...
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  593. And that's a government estimate.
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  594.  @barriewilliams4526  Correct. Now the police say, and its part of their code of ethics, now legally binding. "Without fear of favour". To quote one officer when I reported it. "I have a mortgage and a family, and if I investigated him it would be career ending".
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  595. What would be interesting is for WT to visit a few places where it is working, and try and find out why it works there. For example, near me new shops are opening up. Near where my mother lived, in the outer reaches of London, there's a parade of shops. Always had a good bakers, and that's still going strong. A butcher took over the existing butcher's shop. His thing is award winning sausages, and they have queues on a Saturday as a result. They took over the green grocers as a result. What it needs now is a full deli, and a fishmongers. There's already a 24-7 style shop. If they could get a post office, its pretty much complete. You could throw in a cafe/coffee place. The reason it works is people go for one, buy at others. They have some parking, but if that went it would be screwed. So rates and parking are the way to destroy a high street, combined with out of town supermarkets. What councils should do, is provide parking, not the supermarkets. Make sure they are low cost parking. That way people will come in and buy.
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  596. Still throttled. Down to 1 a minute. But just 5941 left to the 3 million mark.
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  597. I've finally found the report. Lots of XXXX and black out names of the men. For example it talks about 9 men convicted in May 2012 in Rochdale. You can easily research their names. They are not named in the report. Why?
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  598. It does.
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  599. One option, neither was flying the plane and thought the other was.
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  600. Lots of people have to pay for the migrants, the civil servants, the payrises for the unions.
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  601.  Yorci62  I think a lot of the evidence was false. That warrants a re-trial in my books with that evidence thrown out. I think her defence were incompetent. However does that mean I think she is innocent? No it may well be just a whole string of manslaughters. That's the problem with the inquiry. Lots of things are "not allowed" because it would throw the conviction into doubt.
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  602. Foil, Epee, Sabre, and in the next Olympics, Machette.
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  603. 1. O2 masks down. That's interesting. Says something happened higher up.
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  604. I was thinking more that politicians should be plugged into the grid. :-)
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  605. What's happening with the Corporate Homicide cases in NHS Scotland?
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  606. Perhaps he's being blackmailed? Oh wait. That's ambiguous.
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  607. In January 2009, Harman proposed a rule change to exempt MPs' expenses from the Freedom of Information Act. Her parliamentary order aimed to remove "most expenditure information held by either House of Parliament from the scope of the Freedom of Information Act". It meant that, under the law, journalists and members of the public would no longer be entitled to learn details of their MP's expenses.
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  608. Being rude to a woman was top of the list from what I've read. Oh and being working class.
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  609. Actually that's a great word. Sums it up completely. Very hard for them to argue that the phobia isn't bad.
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  610. She will lose her license.
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  611. Can a historian please tell me who were the Tories?
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  612. I know the police and cabinet office have files on me.
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  613. Very very bad. It's evil.
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  614. On 26 April, Mohammad was found guilty of two terrorism funding offences following a ten-day trial at the Old Bailey. He was sentenced on 23 October to a three year community order, 250 hours unpaid work, three month curfew between 9pm and 8am and a 30 day Rehabilitation Supervision Order. Here's a good example
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  615. Only 18 bn? Dream on.
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  616. The black hole is 22bn. Why does she need 40 bn?
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  617. Going to make for an interesting libel case. I wonder if Fujitsu decide to settle out of court.
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  618. Censorship is out in action. I have a police complaint in progress on that protection issue.
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  619. Exactly. More questions than answers.
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  620. Not enough. An interview under caution, and a long holiday at Charle's pleasure.
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  621. Jack Winstanley, 22, of no fixed address Really? I don't believe that. Rather a common occurance recently. They are covering up his address.
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  622. He's not worked out that his subscribers were bots paid for by Democratic funds. The funded tap has been turned off.
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  623. Feral looting = politicians Eg the dogging RV
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  624. You could not make it up. Blame the grass eh! That's the mentality. Our thing, la cosa nostra is her thinking. The worst evil is someone who doesn't keep it in the family.
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  625. Ah look. A post on how to deal with BBC disaspears. The leters are harrasment. Report them as harrasment via a police website. Do this repeatedly.
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  626. That's a very rude thing to say about a peer of the realm. Looking into his Abyss.
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  627. So MPs self employed. The upside is can we use it against them? What about the police? Used against them?
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  628.  @IroncladStranger  When each reform voter convinces one other, that's 8 million votes and game over. How hard is it to convert just one person?
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  629. Through their investigation, detectives found that 46-year-old Farhad Mohammad arranged for two payments to be sent to his nephew, Idris Usman. However, the investigation uncovered that Usman was fighting in Syria at the time for the terrorist group Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham, which is a proscribed organisation in the UK. On 26 April, Mohammad was found guilty of two terrorism funding offences following a ten-day trial at the Old Bailey. He was sentenced on 23 October to a three year community order, 250 hours unpaid work, three month curfew between 9pm and 8am and a 30 day Rehabilitation Supervision Order.
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  630.  @BLUEsurf63  I've a couple of petitions ready and waiting for when the Petitions committee reforms. Chairman should be elected in 2 days.
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  631. Why hasn't she resigned as an MP? Do we get the right to grovel for a recall petition?
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  632. 1. It's not just Starmer. 2. It's Labour 3. It's the Tories 4. It's the SNP 5. It's Westminster.
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  633. Mohammed Nazir, Mohammed Aslam I can't tell if they were born in the UK too many people share those names. Betro wasn''t
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  634. How to reverse it. 1. Deport foreign criminals and bar them 2. Minimum tax on economic migrants at break even 40K a year. Now remember, retrospective taxation is legal. You can back date that, with interest 3. Laws can be repealed ab initio. As if they never existed. Think about nationality law.
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  635. The more that resign the fewer to vote him out.
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  636. £34,000. That includes how much of a kick back?
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  637. It's not anti migrant. It's anti migration, the policy.
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  638. This afternoon's stabbing. This morning was 3 arrested in Shefield for stabbing.
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  639. Surely working in the NHS.
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  640. Huw Edwards, not jailed People refusing to fund the BBC and Edwards, jailed. Shows the priorities.
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  641. I think it will take a couple of groups to fund private prosecutions.
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  642. Remember the SNP stated this is IndyRef2
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  643. Why the loyalty? I bet they are in the same dogging group.
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  644. Several things stand out. The number of opportunities lost. Why was a taxi driver allowed in the UK? Why wasn't he deported for his prior offences? Why wasn't she deported too for offending? Where's the kidnapping case against her parents? Where's the case for the previous judge being put on trial? What's the cost of this pair of 'migrants' to the UK? It's in the millions. Just 2. Millions. Who gets to bring up the other 5 kids and who pays? On the judge, why pontificate for an hour reading the judgement out? Just tell them stand up, here's your sentence, give them the paper work as they get sent down. Then you can get on and deal with the backlog such as Southport, Labour Councilors, people stabing soldiers, ... and all other cases where you are trying to bury them on the 20th Jan. The only people who come out well in this are the family members in Pakistan who effectively forced them back to the UK.
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  645. No protection for children.
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  646.  @arbren  Yep. Also consitent with confusion over who was flying, and late reactions to it.
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  647. 3 kids killed yesterday.
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  648. They are paying for inaccurate numbers. They are effectively buying advertising.
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  649. Tractor production at record levels.
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  650. They won't be attending for fear of another probing.
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  651. Just like Trump. I've just watched a high police officer in California berating the fact that not many criminals get to the top in life, and says he's going to vote to put a felon in the Whitehouse.
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  652. Cameron - I want to loot billions. No consent for the peasants in the UK
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  653. That's the way to deal wit the EU. Publish their demands.
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  654. Court documents reveal how a family court judge was hoodwinked by Sharif and Batool into blaming Sara's mother, Olga Domin, for the abuse. The judge praised Batool for taking on Sara and her siblings, saying 'it is a big ask, it's amazing to be frank'. The judge recommended Ms Domin get help for 'anger management', adding: 'It would be good if you could at least be courteous to her [Batool], be polite to her, be slightly grateful even to her.' The judge ordered that Sara should live with Sharif as long as Batool supervised the girl's fortnightly visits to Ms Domin. The judge told the two women to shake hands, suggesting: 'Maybe you could see if you could shake hands, say hello and see if things could go forward a bit differently.' Social workers claimed Sara had 'a really good relationship' with Batool, which was 'a point of safety' for her. Yesterday, Sharif's ex-partner Angelika, who was also abused, said of the reporting ban: 'This is shocking. Why don't we know these people who failed Sara? I think this is starting to get sticky. ============= If his name comes out, that is the end for his career.
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  655. Sign early, sign often.
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  656. He's 10% points up on 2016 and 2020 when you compare early voting. Times radio is getting desperate. Here's the polls for the battleground states Trumps Lead Arizona 5 North Carolina 4 Nevada 4 Georgia 2 Pennsylvania 1 Michigan 1 Wisconsin 0.3 New Hampshire Toss up 2016 Trump improved on the polls by 5% 2020 Trump improved on the polls by 4% Apply that above and Harris is wipped out. Betting market? Trump wins.
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  657. None of them can. The reason is they won't admit to being bankrupt.
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  658. Morag needs to make a subject access request for the body worn video. That's going to be very very damning, and expensive for the police. The reverse ferret, just means the person making the statement as to which law is a liar.
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  659.  @danmayberry1185  What's he doing in the UK? Rwanda is not a war zone.
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  660.  @HistoryDebunkedsimonwebb  Interesting that the freebies are correlated with power over us.
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  661. In this case sue them back for the difference. How are they going to argue they got it wrong? They have provided the evidence.
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  662. The Labour Party are so Cruel Denying the old their winter Fuel.
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  663. That's because he's paid for it. Same as mine.
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  664. Same offence as Huw Edwards. But he didn't have the BBC privildge card. Meanwhile 15 year old murdered with a knife in Sheffield.
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  665. Has Hunter paid AOC for services?
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  666. The government and corporate model of extortion isn't going to end very well. Chop chop.
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  667. It can come out of the 3 billion that went missing.
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  668. Foreign car kills kid. The usual suspect. Ah yes. Isolated incident. The every day, morning noon and night incident.
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  669. It is the key problem. Criminal goes to court. Says my rights have been abused. Court agrees with them. Consequence of that, someone else's rights are abused. Consider the McNugget case. Because junior doesn't like McNuggets we know have to hand over our money to him so he lives in the UK> That needs to change. You should not be allowed to enforce your rights at the expense of violating someone else's rights.
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  670. Spot on . When the left goes Elon, reply Sorros, Gates, Schwab ....
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  671. Can you imagine the number of complaints they are going to have to handle? I don't pay them but I've submitted 3 in the last year. If I'm forced to fund them, then you can push that to a three digit number.
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  672.  @ghosttoast9983  Their problem was if Alfie didn't drop dead as they predicted. That challenges their authority.
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  673. Given the other person involved in this got 12 months, inside, he's got away with it. Why no financial penalties to the victims? I've already had one reply telling me that its a victimless crime. Now lets have these other cases investigated
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  674.  @ashwhite8610  It does. 20%? Is that a majority?
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  675. Yep. The next question why are they in the UK and all the consequences from that?
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  676. Remember, the General Election is IndyRef 2 Another Generational wait, or will it be best of 5?
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  677. All should be pardoned. The reason is very simple. If the jury had known what the Post Office and the Police were and were not doing, they would not have convicted. The post office would have no chance of a conviction period.
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  678. Two police officers are being treated in hospital after they were stabbed by a man with a knife near Leicester Square in central London From 1 year ago.
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  679. Make the whole of the UK a freeport.
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  680. Wrong. His father's name is Alphonse Rudakubana There has been no trials. Starmer was Celestin Ugirashebuja lawyer and prevented an Architect of Genocide from getting to trial. Now I suspect Alphonse Rudakubana isn't his real name. Alphonse Rudakubana is more likely Ancelet Rudakubana who went missing at the same time and was one of the architects. But that doesn't mean Starmer hasn't been involved with the family.
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  681. Sums up the Met
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  682. Exacty. Two tier implies some sort of prioritisation, not what it is. Political and racists.
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  683. You couldn't make it up. Sell the rights. Get some cash. 750 million. Then discover you are now on the hook to pay billions in subsidies back to the Green Grifters.
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  684. She should go and sit in the public gallery.
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  685. Starmer won't start an Ethics commission because of his personalised tax evasion law.
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  686. My first thoughts. I was going to post that, and I agree. Heat up, use the tool for leverage. There's a Ray Meyer's video from Australia. There an aboriginal woman was using a snail shell, with a small hole, as a means of grating a yam. A prehistoric speed peeler. But how many times do you see that being explained not as a tool but as a decoration? I read a book recently, recommended by a father of one of my daughter's friends who is an anthropologist. The Dawn of Everything. Hmmm. Lots of leaps of faith such as Konosos. Pictures of bare breasted woman must mean that it was a matriachy. So I was thinking about the road next to me. The old kent road in london. Goes back to pre roman times. Aligned with the winter solstice. So what would an archaeologist in 3000 years time make of it? Well its lined with temples because of that alignment. The temple of Asda, Wallmart, Tescos etc. They even dug up an advanced technological centre [car repair shop]. They found calenders, again with bare breasted woman with calendrical calcuation underneath. [Pirelli calendar] So technology most have been controlled and managed by a female priestly class. Hence I'm quite worried about these flights of fancies caused by a lack of evidence leading to extrapolation as a result.
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  687. So I'm sure they can provide the peer reviewed research to back up their politics and experimentation on babies.
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  688. That's my view. For example, the failure of the Home Office to deport when he committed other crimes.
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  689. To be more accurate, some people. The community needs to deal with those people, then Wallgreens would stay.
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  690. Deluded.
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  691. Supply and demand. A simple minimum tax code on migrants set at average wage fixes the problem. It won't be economical for most economic migrants to be in the UK if they have to pay more tax than the get back in state services. So they will leave of their own accord. That's the simple fix for the housing crisis. Can be done in a week end. Taxed at source, the money flows at the end of the month. Then they leave, state spending goes down drastically. Housing is freed up One policy, fixes the mess
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  692. A detect a deluge of hypocrisy and crimes.
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  693. How many people has this magistrate jailed for not funding the BBC and Huw Edward's PDF?
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  694. The best thing about being a consiparcy theorest is constanty being proved right and not getting mycardiatus.
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  695. 16,000 bn pounds of socialist pension debt. All that money looted.
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  696. Lab/Con/Lib
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  697. No doubt he wants a replacement leader that agrees to protect him from prosecution. Like the fishy one.
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  698. He's just one person out of millions.
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  699. Tell them they are beautiful just like Lizzo. How can they complain? :-)
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  700. Exactly. That's the biggy.
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  701. Take the knee prime minister for the children, the victims of your policy.
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  702. I must insist that my parking ticket hearing is scheduled for 2028.
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  703. He hasn't said what misinformation. He hasn't said what lies. I wonder why.
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  704. So is YT allowing people posting advertising prostitution as comments on this video. At least 3.
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  705. Why are they allowed to stay?
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  706. Several things stand out. 1. The number of opportunities lost. 2. Why was a taxi driver allowed in the UK? One who still needs an interpreter 3. Why wasn't he deported for his prior offences? Home Office need to be on trial 4. Why wasn't she deported too for offending? See above. 5. Where's the kidnapping case against her parents? Yep, they kidnapped her because of "cultural reasons". They need investigating and being dealt with. 6. Where's the case for the previous judge being put on trial? 7. What's the cost of this pair of 'migrants' to the UK? It's in the millions. Just 2. Millions 8. Who gets to bring up the other 5 kids and who pays? On the judge, why pontificate for an hour reading the judgement out? Just tell them stand up, here's your sentence, give them the paper work as they get sent down. Then you can get on and deal with the backlog such as Southport, Labour Councilors, people stabing soldiers, ... and all other cases where you are trying to bury them on the 20th Jan. Lastly. The only people who come out well in this are the family members in Pakistan who effectively forced them back to the UK.
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  707. A suggestion. Use a police website to report each letter as harassment. File the reference number and the date by writing it on the letter and file it. After 5, send a cease and desist letter. Withdraw implied rights of access. The information commissioner states address is personal information. Demand that is removed along with all other data under GDPR right to be forgotten. They will of course refuse, so appeal to the ICO. You will lose, but it runs up lots of costs for the BBC
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  708. Maybe they will pay with the new Scottish Puund!
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  709. That is the issue. My view is if you want to use evidence in court, for a criminal prosecution like this then it has to be on PACE terms. You have a right to consult a lawyer - denied by the post office. Start with that.  @street-level 
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  710. Contact list. IT search of phone. List of email contacts, Telephone numbers called. Then get search warrants for the phones and emails for the other side of conversation. She has to give up her passwords. And Meta if they have them.
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  711. And no doubt he will be getting an extra £2 an hour sewing mail bags. A Labour MP working two jobs eh
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  712. C++. It's dire. All the books of spells, all the magic amulet programs you have to use. All the mantra's you have to repeat ....
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  713. They found another body. Asif...
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  714.  @richlee5578  He can still be deported. Nothing stopping the wife going with him
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  715. The Met have failed. The question is was it ordered?
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  716. She's got to be on the laughing gas.
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  717. Hard to not feel sorry - ha ha ha ha! ROFL
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  718. Someone needs to FOI for the before, the after and the documentation as to why the changes were made. That's going to be a fun FOI to appeal to the ICO.
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  719. For some reasons Rwanda won't be interested in him
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  720. West Midlands Police said the driver of a grey Porsche Cayenne fled the scene after it hit a Toyota. Checks on the Porsche have also revealed it was stolen earlier this month, the force added.
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  721. It reminds me of the Patel Brothers, Builders. On the side of their van was If you've tried the Cowboys, now try the Indians. That jokes shows complete integration. Or the butchers van, no sausages kept in this van overnight.
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  722. Personally pay the money back.
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  723. When will it pay for straight?
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  724. Why not use the RV or is that out dogging?
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  725. Bread an circuses whilst government loots the cash.
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  726. Thursday, August 22, 2024 Detectives investigating the murder of a parcel delivery driver in Leeds have arrested a second man following a public appeal. Eddie Hampshire, aged 24, from Belle Isle, Leeds, has been arrested on suspicion of murder in relation to the death of Claudiu-Carol Kondor.
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  727. Another example. I just watched a new Netflix, "Dick Turpin". A complete wokefest and not funny. You've had the heads up. It's not just the BBC, its across the board.
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  728. Not me
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  729. We don't need PDF's on the TV unless its mugshots and convictions.
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  730. Perez, 20, of Redfield, South Dakota, was sentenced earlier this year to 180 days in jail for second-degree manslaughter. Her sentence will be served in 30-day instalments each year for six years. ============= Can anyone explain that sort of sentence?
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  731. They have learned it from the Irish.
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  732. Correct. Social Credit Score, state extortion and control. Labour and fascism go together.
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  733. It's going to get worse. People will start using covert filming, where they think they aren't being filmed. The change in behaviour between when they know and when they don't is dramatic.
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  734. The effects are the same for many.
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  735. It's safe for them. They have massive police protection. It's more dangerous for the public.
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  736. Ioan Pintaru = No one with that name ever born in the UK. I've searched. If you then search for his surname to find out where its distributed, only one country popps up. Romania Ioan is also a Romanian spelling of John.
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  737.  @run2cat4run  Notice that crimes got worse under labour. Notice the very strong positive correlation between migration and crime. Notice the disproportionate number of non UK nationals in prison compared to the proportion of the population.
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  738. Battery replacement? What cost? Range? Crap. Candle under a car? What happens?
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  739. What's' the betting the underwear wasn't for his wife?
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  740. People are being defended. Could be this pair, could be the police.
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  741. Now get him jailed, petition, recall vote and a by election
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  742. She knows that after the next election, GCSE history papers will be "Who were the Labour party"?
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  743. Last year, the scheme administrator for Scotland’s DRS Circularity Scotland collapsed with debts and liabilities of over £86 million, filings revealed, putting 60 jobs at risk. ======== Damages and debts on top of that.
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  744. Exactly. Its fascism. Email your MP and ask them their position on labour going fascist with no voting.
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  745. Almost all of those councils made "investments". The gambled is one view. The other is the created an excuse to hand their mates billions, in exchange for a cut, because it wasn't their money in the first place.
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  746.  @Blueberryp92  I had a long conversation with my best man. Known him since school. He and his wife, high earners. Employ people. Pay vast amounts of tax. I know roughly what they earn. They pay the same tax as 200 min wage earners. They have bought a place outside the UK. April is the last tax payment they will get from the UK. They will be mortgage free. No corporation tax. No tax for 3 years as a sweetener. So what will replacement? More min wage migrants who pay less tax than cost in services?
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  747. It's all fraud
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  748. Sounds like Biden's election.
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  749. The strange idea that the state should maximise the pain inflicted on the population.
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  750. Perhaps the Media Center is for filming the skin flicks they funded? Granny does the Gorbals.
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  751. Doesnt' work when Bain is replaced.
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  752. Sunak - Save me Nigel - No.
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  753. Perhaps the SNP mascot should be the Norweigan Blue.
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  754. They are not fit for purpose. I asked them for statistics on complaints made via their website and the outcomes. We don't know they said
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  755. So why no names? Why no photographs of him?
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  756. Put the Kettle on Darling. Two sugars please. Now lads, shall we get on with the real work.
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  757. Money flowing in, money flowing out. Follow the money flowing out.
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  758. PS. No description of the driver. Coulter's law kicks in.
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  759. Any link to the report?
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  760. Who wasn't arrested for turning up armed?
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  761. You have to ask has he been subject to a bit of competitive rivalry.
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  762.  @ullscarf  Yes. It goes to MOPAC. They didn't respond so I've resent it copying the IOPC into the loop. That way there's an external record they have received it. They can't argue, oh you didn't send it. I've a second one going in, against the Data Controller for ignoring Subject Access Requests and breaking the law. Lots of times. ie. Policy Guess who the Data controller is?
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  763. 33% for no effort, no work, no risk.
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  764. Is hating the hate law a hate crime?
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  765. Having just been to the police to report a crime by a connected person, here's the response. I have a mortgage and a family. There's no way I'm investigating X is career ending. The complaints interesting. The approach is to drag it out beyond the time limit so they can say, oh its too late. I've added that to the complaint.
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  766. The person arrested arrived on a boat last month. He has said that he is 17 so we cannot release his name. Lancashire Police Statement
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  767. Geordie liberation front eh!
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  768. I needed a laugh. Thank you john!
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  769. Get rid of the Barnet formula.
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  770. I'm trying to get my head around St Pancreas's station thinking on the matter. What are they trying to do stopping people from playing it?
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  771. Asif. No way he will be deported.
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  772. A recall petition can only be started if an MP meets one of three conditions: Conviction of a criminal offence – The MP is convicted of a crime and sentenced to more than 12 months in prison. Suspended from the House of Commons – The MP is suspended for at least 10 sitting days (or 14 calendar days if Parliament is not sitting) following a recommendation by the Standards Committee. False expense claims – The MP is convicted of providing false or misleading information about their parliamentary expenses. So no chance of a recall petition.
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  773. And starmer defending the architects of Genocide. A bit like being Henrich Himler's personal lawyer.
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  774. The assumption that women are gunho pro abortion is wrong
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  775. The not storing EVs near each other. That's because in a fire you get a chain reaction. So why are they near each other? Because they are charging! When they are charging, they get very hot.
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  776. There's a very witty comment that sums it up.
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  777. The photo id check doesn't work for postal vote fraud.
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  778. Or Saville
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  779. Or is there going to be an I'm Spartacus moment. The first one that gets prosecuted, thousands repeat the "offence".
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  780. Varadkar out in Ireland.
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  781.  @emilysweet9082  We have already gone past that point Emily.
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  782. She can walk hand in hand with Starmer off into the Sunset. Labour and Tories are dead.
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  783. I suspect he was on his way to his parked car where he proceeded to drive home.
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  784.  @johnmurray5573  The copy cat failed.
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  785.  @aaronmicalowe  and I hope you include a missed appointment fee in your Terms and Conditions.
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  786. When its organised on this scale, is a conspiracy.
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  787. I wonder whose account has the cash?
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  788. Now as Labour supporters learn the lesson, abandon socialism, you've seen what its done, and vote for reform.
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  789. Charles the Clueless. Last of his Line.
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  790. 7 year old
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  791. Litter strewn streets. No policing Fly tipping left Roads collapsing Extortion - parking - right to travel. Keeping council staff in the style to which they have become accostomed. Debts.
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  792. A quick search of his name, and he's not born in the UK. Not on the register of births.
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  793. Anyone else seen the report about the CofE priest getting a payout?
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  794. And Centerspread Rayner.
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  795. I've saved over £2,000 not funding their propaganda
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  796.  @jerribee1  The BBC is impartial. The BBC is impartial. The BBC is impartial. ... oh bugger. I've stepped in a pile of Toto's ....
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  797. Norweigan I hear, on a cultural visit.
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  798. Intensive care should be one patient one nurse.
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  799. Not surprised. Incompetence on the highest level.
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  800. Riots. Murders. ...
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  801. At least 3 were not born in the UK and can go. Of the others, if they have a second passport, they can be stripped of a UK one and deported. I'd go farther. If they have a right to a Pakistani passport, strip them of their UK passport. Then they can be jailed for being in the UK illegally with no papers. Or the Falkland Islands to wait it out.
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  802. America has guns. UK has machettes.
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  803. Pintaru when put into a surname profiler, it comes up with Romania Ioan is a Romanian spelling of John. The authorities are covering it up. Coulter's law's ammendment, if you have to reveal the name, you hide it as much as possible,
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  804. I think we are duty bound to make it a Streisand effect
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  805. Because its not actually an offence. You can't get done for a crime for a secondary on a mindemeanor.
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  806. He can't solve it because its his plan.
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  807. I bet they said two cheeks of the same a*** when it comes to the uniparty. Yep we can have both. Kicked out. Prosecuted. Jailed. Asset stripped.
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  808.  @whitelines3097  So lets have that speedy justice in the crown court. Force the judges to sit at the weekend.
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  809. No doubt, wound up the Woke and their scams.
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  810. Labour logic. Companies pay Employer's NI, its a percentage of wages. SInce Employer's write the cheque. So Amazon pay VAT, 20% of sales. They are the writers of the cheques.
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  811. I'm not paying.
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  812. Lets look at today's met news Oguzcan Dereli, 26 (08.04.1998) of Islington was arrested on Sunday, 20 October and was charged with murder the following day. He will appear at Highbury Corner Magistrates' Court at 10:00hrs on Tuesday, 22 October. Ismail Tajzai, 26, (29.01.98) of Moberly Road, SW4 appeared at Wood Green Crown Court on Friday, 18 October after he pleaded guilty to robbery, attempted robbery and two counts of having an imitation firearm with intent to commit an indictable offence, namely robbery. Between 2005 and 2023, the Met received 21 separate allegations in total against the late Mohamed Al Fayed. Seven men who “retaliated to violence with more violence” have been jailed for a total over 102 years following multiple shootings in Peckham in May 2023. Tyreke Smikle, 26, Kai Davis Francis, 25, Duan Correa, 21, Shaquille Marsh, 26, Tyreece Quartey, 25, Malachi David Francis, 21 and Timothy Newton, 18 appeared at the Central Criminal Court on Friday, 18 October. [Timothy Newton is the exception] Mohamed Noor Iidow, 35 (17.02.89) of St Paul’s Close, Hounslow was found guilty of rape and manslaughter on Friday, 18 October following a three-week trial at the Old Bailey. Kyiza Sandiford, 24, (19.9.00), of Merton, was found guilty of the murder of 22-year-old Keelen Wong following a trial at the Old Bailey on Thursday, 17 October. .... The idea that crime is proportionately represented in London is false. What next? Quotas for police shootings?
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  813.  @TheNeilsolaris  Private prosecutions still exist. Post Office is the proof.
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  814. Police force resigns. How can they be involved in a car chase?
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  815. Bad timing. Would have been funnier on St George's day.
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  816. The problem with the spouse income level is that it runs foul of the right to a family life. They know its going to be struck down. The real change is that all economic migrants should have a minimum tax code of £38000 a year minimum. No recourse to public funds. It's easy to implement. One weekend's work, then HMRC send the letters out to employers changing the tax codes. Almost all of that is electronic. Problem solved.
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  817. This is one reason why reform need to act. Take everyone given a NI number. For those people total up the tax paid. Easy. Then total up the welfare costs, NHS costs, schooling costs, debt costs, prison and court costs. All of it. Then present the total cost [or profit], and present the distribution. How many break even or pay more in than they take out, and how many don't? Put that information into the public domain. We can't have lack of information, misinformation or lies like we do now from the state.
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  818. They have given up on me too. I suspect it had something to do with making police complaints about harassment.
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  819. Nicola Sturgeon's husband Peter Murrell re-arrested in SNP finance probe
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  820. Meanwhile in the US, the Democrats have decided to stick with Biden. The idea that they would have to fill out all those ballot papers by hand with a new candidate was just too much
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  821. Desperate for cash, they don't give a toss about any damage to others.
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  822. Banning peat will be the next one.
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  823. Major stabbing in Southport.
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  824. Putin ate my homework.
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  825. There's two ships. One off Sheerness. The RIchard Mongomery has 1400 tonnes of high explosive
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  826. That was the intention. Bail conditions.
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  827. Some advice for police Scotland. You can save lots of money. They are all going to be attending the same party. You can arrest them in one operation.
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  828. HRA. 1. Remove the right of MPs to slave labour - Article 4. 2. Add the right of explicit informed consent - Article 0 3. Add in that courts must not enforce a right that damages someone else's rights without their consent. 4. All are equal under the law. If Starmer gets a personal tax evasion law, all get that benefit,.
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  829. The message from reform. 1. Labour is doing this to your granny. 2. Don't forget you will get old. They will do it to you.
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  830. So Kier and gagging go together. That's a new one on me.
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  831. Ignore democracy?
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  832. There are Romanians doing the same repeatedly. Westminster Bridge, in front of New Scotland Yard.
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  833. They got bailed out. They paid it all back plus penal interest. The state made a 35 bn profit. Not a single politician went to jail for the failure of banking regulation.
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  834. She was a tea lady.
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  835. So Gillian, what do you hate?
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  836. If you have a minimum tax of £38,500 a year, per migrant things change. First why 38,500? Well that's average wage. In practice you need to earn a bit more to be a net contributor. That is generate more tax than you cost. The reason for that is there's a deficit, but work with it. Now if you earn that sort of money, you have to be integrated into society. Hard to earn it if you aren't. Similarly if you are denied all no contributory benefits. which is pretty much all of them. You have to be integrated into society. Then what's other people's views? Well there will no doubt still be some racists, but almost all people will say, look if he or she is paying more tax than they cost, then I get cheaper services, they can stay so long as they carry on doing so. But that isn't what we have. We have lots of low paid people because the elite have said who will clean our toilets, which is just the modern day equivalent of who will pick our cotton.
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  837. Then they will face the wrath of the public. Complaint after complaint after complaint. And that's just to MPs.
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  838. Why do you need two types of engines? Two types of fuel tanks. ....
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  839. She hasn't declared the cost of the party for her mates to go party. Now the other 14K that Phillipson declared the costs for the others attending.
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  840. ## COUNCIL TAX It may also have been an offence if she claimed a 25 per cent single occupancy discount on council tax bills. Ms Rayner is facing separate allegations that she may have avoided paying capital gains tax.
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  841. Politicians don't believe in consent. Hence his conclusions.
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  842. Charles the clueless - Last of his Line.
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  843. @user-rp1td1qf7u Amazing to that they can complete the investigation in minutes.
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  844. Lammy is a thicko.
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  845. Whilst outside the riots continue, the elderly are freezing to death, children are starving, please be assured as your leader, I'm warm and well fed. Keir Starmer.
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  846. Take photographs of all the faces at these events. Then you can cross reference who are the disrupters.
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  847. Less 10% kick back for ministers.
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  848. I think there should be apps where you can record the calls. Particularly with companies and with the government. I do also think that recording when on hold, that needs to be completely illegal.
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  849. Presumable, they have to process his response. His game, have a response. Don't hand it over. When its published, he will complain they haven't taken his response into account. He can then play the victim. He would get the inflation increase in his pension anyway. It's inflation linked.
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  850. Plus its 1 to 1 for 'workers' and dependents. So what's the solution? Well first is information. Publish the full costs. Tax paid. On the other side costs of welfare, common goods, schooling, NHS, .. the works. In particular we need the distribution. Next, for those on welfare. Cancel it. Second for those in work. For new arrivals, a minimum tax code of 40K a year. For any foreigner changing jobs, also 40K. That deals with the unecomical migrants who generate less tax than they cost. Next, we do need a bonfire of quangos etc. They have failed. So set their funding at £1 a year. They have to lay all staff off. That generates a pool of workers to fill any jobs needed. So how difficult is that? Cancelling welfare? Done in a weekend. Tax codes? Done in a weekend. Quangos? Done in a weekend. Doesn't even need a change in the law. Ministers set funding by signing a letter.
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  851. This is the second cover up. Even TR ignores it. These types of criminal start with family and friends first. Plenty of research for that. Then the Naz Shahs get involved and say to the victims in that community, shut up, because if you come out your value on the marriage market plummets. So its kept silent for "cultural reasons". The other ongoing cover up.
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  852. Or that the person registering the death committed an offence. Like Rayner when she used the wrong address when registering her kids birth.
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  853. It's the Mob. The L-Mob.
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  854. 1700 saved
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  855. Non pensioners. Remember, its your turn next to be cold and starving.
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  856. Looting
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  857. Mick Antoniw, Julie James, Lesley Griffiths and Jeremy Miles have all quit their cabinet positions
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  858. 25 year waiting time. A cooling off period. Cures most cases.
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  859. Croydon.Mob with weapons masked. Far left of course, so the Met won't act fast. Two tier policing means racist policing
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  860. This morning attack. Afternoon and evening attacks incoming. Very rare daily occurances says Starmer. Isolated and rare.
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  861. Weed, Coke, Nitrous Oxide, Ethanol all explain the laughing hyena.
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  862. Arise Sir Sardine.
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  863. Still on going, there's a second cover up. They have been offending within their own community.
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  864. Not surprised. Next week it will be bringing the wife and kids over.
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  865. Starmer has only got one ball, Sturgeon has two but very small, ....
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  866.  @anthonythompson-cf5rw  Posts disappearing. Body Worn Video, with audio. What was said? Why 3 weeks and not 3 hours? Somethings odd
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  867. I notice that sky news is banning comments to protect Starmer.
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  868. Is that the keys to the jag or to the RV?
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  869. So you are the problem. We learned that from the banking mess. When a bank causes a mess all bankers are guilty. When the government causes a mess, civil servants and politicians are the villains.
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  870. Someone has to pay the cost for Starmer tax law. The one that exempts him from paying that that the peasants have to pay
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  871. Crap. The money is all lent out by banks, where its productively used.
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  872. The first PM to be driven out of office by jokes.
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  873. Will the prisoners in the dock please stand.
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  874.  @aidiess  When the voters say he's out, he becomes a squatter.
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  875. Worst party. Labour MPs voted for it.
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  876. And certainly obtainable with a search warrant. Still waiting on what type of pearl necklace was put on expenses.
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  877. Turns out that huge numbers of the victims of murder are not born in the UK or are from a diverse background. Disproportionately so. Same for the people committing the offences. Care to explain why?
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  878. In most cases the NHS staff signed for them.
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  879. There's a retired barrister in Scotland doing just that. Prosecution for Harrasment.
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  880. The Prime Minister has his own special tax bill, passed by parliament, just so he can dodge taxes. The Pensions Increase (Pension Scheme for Keir Starmer QC) Regulations 2013 ========== Remember that when your taxes go up
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  881. Childs hand found in Dublin school. I didn't have Irish Sharia law on my Bingo card this fast.
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  882.  @DavidUKesb  There's a difference between defending someone at trial and preventing a trial. We know starmer can boast about being Celestin Ugirashebuja lawyer. A bit like saying you are Heinrich Himler's lawyer. He was also an architect of Genocide,
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  883. A local junction - 1200 offences an hour. 98% by cyclists. But lets start with e-bikes. 1. Mandatory helmets 2. Police to confiscate uninsured 3. Deliveroo to be liable for their contractor's fines [10K available, each] 4. Destroy the motorbikes that are uninsured. 5. Number plates 6. Delivery companies to have numbers on bags 7. Mopeds doing deliveries. For london on an L-Plate that costs 8,500 year, third party. They are all uninsured. But the problem is very simple. The police are partisan and lazy
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  884. Any more news on the RV and dogging? A real legacy. Laughs down the years.
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  885. That's 100K for the peasants.
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  886. It's been illegal for years.
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  887. Now he's saying that ministers don't need to repay gifts. A subtle change in words. First it was donations to do public good. Run offices etc. Now its gifts.
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  888. Another one from the BBC. It's a never ending conveyor belt. So cancel your license fee or you are complicit.
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  889.  @biccytrollox  What's betting after assembling the bodies they have a spare leg.
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  890. Aggravating factors Specific targeting of a particularly vulnerable victim [yes] Ejaculation (where not taken into account at step one) [yes] Blackmail or other threats made (where not taken into account at step one) [Yes] Location of offence Timing of offence Use of weapon or other item to frighten or injure Victim compelled to leave their home (including victims of domestic abuse) [yes] Failure to comply with current court orders Offence committed whilst on licence [In lots of cases] Exploiting contact arrangements with a child to commit an offence Presence of others, especially children [Yes]. Any steps taken to prevent the victim reporting an incident, obtaining assistance and/or from assisting or supporting the prosecution [Not guilty pleas] Attempts to dispose of or conceal evidence Commission of offence whilst under the influence of alcohol or drugs [Probably] So lots of aggravating factors. I don't see any mittigating factors.
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  891. Yes. Now his brother wasn't born in the UK. No one with the name of Bradley Clifford with his age born in the UK. Plus or minus one year.
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  892.  @christopherckarkson5605  The reason why its a neat idea is as follows. Doesn't need a huge change in the law. Just one line in a finance act. No need to repeal anything. The BBC has a duty to collect it. If they don't they break the law. The cost of collection far exceeds the 1p they get. Heck you could even offer a pay in advance, get a 100 year license for £1. BBC to compensate at £100 a year if its cancelled. Because you've paid, its a contract.
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  893. Ballot stuffing wins.
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  894. Change the tax code of all Economic migrants present and future to a minimum £38,500 a year. If they don't pay then prosecute for tax evasion.
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  895. The other 49% said what bill?
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  896. The obvious one, who were the women, and what were their statements. Surely the statements contain the names of the men.
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  897. Oh dear. No backhanders, holidays for Starmer.
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  898. and the disappearing comments too.
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  899. It's certainly offensive hair.
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  900. So here's the question. 4 1/2 more years of this. Is anyone going to vote for Labour or the Tories?
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  901. What's the betting the cost of the inquiry exceeds the damages to the victims?
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  902. 10% for the big man. Has he paid his tax on that?
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  903. First rule of being a spy ...
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  904.  @kde5fan737  The sauce for the gander is good for the goose.
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  905. So Starmers dad was a tool maker. I I agree. He made a right tool.
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  906. The more complaints the more the Procurator Fiscal has to take notice. Given the number, they have a problem applying the test of would a jury convict to get him off. It's a racing certainty a jury would convict.
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  907.  @MikeAmbler-v5v  The problem is they will be replaced. Then they can hardly complain when the laws are used the other way round.
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  908. The grift is strong in Scotland
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  909. De facto referendum, surely. Played 2, lost 2. Is it best of 5?
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  910. You're making an error. You've assumed that they are her goals. Her gaol is her bank balance.
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  911. Meanwhile in the US, the Democrats have decided to stick with Biden. The idea that they would have to fill out all those ballot papers by hand with a new candidate was just too much
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  912. How can councils, who are a corporation, issue summones?
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  913. Licensing, just an extra cost to pass onto tenants With mass migration, demand increases, prices increases.
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  914. Ah yes. More deaths, so they need someone to blame. Here's my guess, it won't get to court. The reason is that this time the defence will much harder to deal with. Any acquital on any of the charges cause it to collapse.
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  915. The police commentator is not being honest. In this basic command unit there are 25 officers on active duty at any one point in time. 3 shifts a day, makes 75 in a day. Holidays, training injury and sickness, lets double that. 150 officers. Now there are 12 basic command units, and 35,000 officers in the met. That 2,900 officers per BCU. So the question is what were the other 2,750 doing? There's more than enough resources. It's a deliver policy to create a mess. It's even got a name. It's called the Curley Effect
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  916. Exactly.
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  917. Germany's Supreme Court has ruled that Germany is sovereign over he EHRC.
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  918. In June 2007, Muzzaker Shah had nine years added to his sentence for firearms offences committed during a car chase in 2004. Faisal Razzaq had seven-and-a-half-years added to his sentence in June 2007 for possession of firearms in 2004.[30] In December 2007, Yusuf Jama was also convicted of conspiracy to rape and had 12 years added to his sentence. The case related to the gang rape of a woman at a house party in Birmingham some days after Beshenivsky's murder. In March 2008, both Shah and Yusuf Jama had a further four years added to their sentences for wounding with intent after they stabbed another inmate at Frankland prison in Brasside, County Durham
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  919. Import culture.
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  920. Make a change from the usual engineering suspects.
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  921. 1. No discrimination. No pro White EU racism for example. 2. Net contributors only. 3. You get a minimum tax code of 38,500 a year, increasing in line with average wages. 4. No welfare for economic migrants. No housing benefit, income support.... 5. Remember, they came here for economic reasons. If its not economic for them they leave.
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  922. @ That's the issue. I've a police complaint in progress on that. The Met's tactic, stall for time, then say its too late to prosecute.
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  923. What's the odds the BBC reports this? Ah yes, zero.
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  924. What it shows is just how out of touch they are. All they see is cheap servants and profits, and its a great idea to force the peasants to pay for it all.
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  925. But not the bots. Amazing isn't it.
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  926. He won't debate. No way will they let him out of the basement.
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  927. There's no hard time for them. They just have to do what the electorate have ordered them to do.
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  928. The ULEZ keeping and selling records of ULEZ compliant vehicles is illegal.
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  929. How can it take over two years for an investigation?
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  930. Advocating knife crime.
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  931. Tickling tonsils.
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  932. Lets have the heating turned off in Westminster for the winter. MPs need to show some solidarity. :-)
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  933. They are above the law. It doesn't apply to them
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  934. The way to deal with Rayner is have her done for tax evasion.
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  935. and his own personalised tax evasion law like Starmer.
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  936. The test on racism is to swap words. ie. Exchange black for white, white for black. Ask is that statement acceptable? No? It's racist. Yes? It's not. Very simple
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  937. Parking should be free. Only illegal parking should get fined. eg - Outside police stations.
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  938. Your Search for Mohammed Fahir Amahd returned zero good matches ======== Not on the register of UK births.
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  939. A man has been charged with causing death by dangerous driving following a tragic collision in Bexleyheath last summer that resulted in the death of a nine-year-old girl. Charges Against Bus Driver Detectives from the Metropolitan Police’s Roads and Transport Policing Command have charged 23-year-old Martin Asolo-Agogua, of Nunhead, with: Causing death by dangerous driving Causing death by careless driving while under the influence of drink or drugs Driving whilst over the drug limit
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  940. Which PR agency came up with the Met's excuse?
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  941. Jail Angela Constance as a facilitor.
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  942. What's the betting that neither pilot was flying the aircraft. Each thought the other was?
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  943. No. It should be decided by economics. Do you pay more tax than you cost? Do you have a criminal record? Two simple questions that solve the problem
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  944. You make the complaint that he is antisemitic, and since that's on the same level as racism, he has a problem. You add two words. "Schedule 3" to the complaint. That means you want a decision letter, so you can appeal to MOPAC. Not that will go anywhere. The real reason is that it goes on his employment record. Appealing it to MOPAC also runs up the cost. The more that do that, the more likely they are to behave.
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  945. So Adam. Your predictions. Complete baloney. Why shouldl we trust anything you say? You past pronoucements have soured like milk. Very quickly. You've gone off.
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  946. The usual sound bite. So how much extra money do you need? It's never said. It's the 'if only we could catch a leprechaun' everythingn would be happy every after in the kingdom Have you ever asked why banker Gary says the only debt is the money owed to bankers? The borrowing.
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  947. It's not virtue signalling, its a green grift.
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  948.  @wolcek  1. Judges 2. Lawyers 3. Post Office employees [Top and Bottom] 4. Fujitsu 5. Civil Servants Lots need to be asset stripped and jailed. For example, civil servants to lose their pensions. Judges to loose their pensions . Fujitsu bankrupted if need be.
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  949. Shawn Seesahai was shoulder-barged by the smaller of the two defendants, who “often” carried a machete with a 42.5cm-long blade, before being punched, kicked, stamped on and “chopped” at with the weapon =========== Often? When was that known? Who knew?
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  950. No one will notice.
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  951. He will delay, delay, delay to keep the cash flowing.
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  952. Sheffield has been brought to a standstill this morning, after a siege involving a man at a city centre flat block who has reportedly claimed to have ‘explosives and weapons,’ leading to evacuations and multiple road closures.
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  953. ONe for reform. When travelling in a car, Red Ed, SadIq Kahn, have to have a man walk in front of the car, waving a red flag, ring a bell. Shouting leper leper might be a bit too far.
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  954. I blame the tooth fairy. It's more plausible.
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  955. Through the back door.
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  956. 1. Will Judges be called to give evidence? Since there has clearly been a failure to ensure a fail trial, that's their job. They need to be called. 2. IT design. A failure of IT design is the start of the problem. 3. CPS. Starmer was in charged. Will he be called for those failures? 4. IT project management. Again clear failures. What recommendations will be made. 5. It's systemic. What other cases are involved? Starmer boasted about 4 million prosecutions under his reign. How many of those are tainted in similar ways. 6. Which ministers knew? 8. Which civil servants knew? So far they are just going after the little people.
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  957. 2024 Mannheim stabbing - THe trial is on at the moment. What's the betting there's a connection?
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  958. Ireland vote for free EU movement. When did Ireland vote for freedom of movement for Nigerians?
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  959.  @eenigheid3186  Is it? The fact that they lied about him for political raesons, is a major issue.
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  960.  @gijgij4541  Plenty. BBC were constantly saying. It's not terror related. So what do we know? He's been charged with terrorist offences and downloading Al Qayada manuals. So we've more than likely got an Islamic slant. BBC - Merseyside Police have confirmed that the 17-year-old they have arrested was born in Cardiff to Rwandan parents, that he appears to have no known links to Islam, and that they are not currently investigating the attack as terror-related. The fact that some of those at the rally decided to target Southport Mosque suggests that they may have been influenced by the unfounded online accusations that this had been an Islamist terror attack Just one of many BBC articles. It's clear that there was coordination between news organsations which means the government is involved.
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  961. I'll show you mine if you show me yours. I think Elon's going to win.
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  962. Catch and release is the fishing policy in New York.
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  963. They did the same with Kamala.
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  964. I've not heard them called that but is spot on.
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  965. They have been protected.
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  966. The swamp is scared.
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  967. Too much whinging. If you want to be elected you need more analysis of symptoms, causes and solutions.
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  968. One predator headmaster just convicted in North Wales. ============ The court heard concerns about Foden were raised with Gwynedd Council at an earlier stage. Judge Rowlands said: 'When real concerns were first raised about the defendant with the county council they were simply dismissed, pretty much out of hand.' He said no investigation was carried out and no notes were taken. He added: 'We now know he continued to offend. That's very concerning indeed.' ============ No glossing over this.
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  969. 13K bye bye, 11K repaid. He's still making a profit.
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  970. That's just a fraction of the compensation. Defamation. Loss of job and hence loss of money. Loss of investment return on that for example, pension payments. Loss of tax savings on pensions. Loss of pension contributions. Loss of income. Costs of legal help. Time served in jail. How much an hour there? Min wage on any work in prison. The forced labour exemption for the state. ....
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  971. I don't think the license fee should be abolished. The BBC would hate it. I suggest setting it at £1.
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  972. 1. Vetting clearly gone very wrong. 2. How many others? 3. Who were his handlers? 4. Are they still here?
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  973. Appoint Harris who jailed them en masse.
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  974.  @dungareesareforfools  Correct. So here's an idea for reform. 1. Full audit of all the state's debts. 2. Send everyone an annual statement with their share. 3. Lab/Con will complain so you can break it out as to which party created which bit of the debt. 4. Include in that how much people could have had, if their wealth had been invested and not taken. 5. Total up the two numbers, because that's the loss to people. Ask the public what to do with those that created the debt? Short or long drop being an option/ Or perhaps the politicians should select short or long. A bit of consent is needed. Let them have the choice.
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  975. How can Labour have increased their vote from 20% at the GE to 25%?
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  976. Same with the police. Two tier when it comes to addressing Keir's offending.
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  977. The solution is sponsorship. People have to sponsor migrants. They agree to make good any short fall in tax, and the costs if they commit offences including damages to victims. That money is exempt from bankruptcy law. ie. Go bankrupt, the debts still there like student loans. If they aren't rich enough in the first place, then they aren't allowed to be a sponsor.
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  978. Repeat millions of times across the UK.
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  979.  @angelashortall9778  Hopefully she's got a different biological father, and pranking him for child support. Punch line to be delivered in 18 years.
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  980. ## BIRTH CERTIFICATES A related issue is whether or not Ms Rayner recorded the correct address for her children. In 2010, while on the electoral register at her own house in Vicarage Road, she re-registered the births of her two younger children – and wrote on the certificates that she lived in Lowndes Lane. It is an offence under the Perjury Act 1911 to make ‘any false statement with intent to have the same inserted in any register of births or deaths’.
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  981. They will deliver even more of it.
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  982. They will have to make do with state indoctrination.
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  983. Neighbour's should sue for libel.
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  984. They should all be on the Isle of Aran. Males on one island, females on another. Waiting to go to their home countries. Tents would be a good idea.
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  985. The vote is Referendum 2. Will it be best of 5?
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  986. Tax free.
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  987. Harris spent how much? Why didn't that work?
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  988. Too toxic for Tinder.
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  989. Swinney Post Mortem. There's an idea for a pay per view TV program. A Pre Mortem if you like.
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  990. Now think about those parents. They have now got a massive amount of money from not paying fees. What do you think they are going to do when little Tristian is put in a class where he did the work 3 years ago. Remember, education has to be child focused, has to suit the child. When the state fails to meet the needs of the child the parents can sue. That money they have saved on fees, they have the money for lawyers.
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  991. I know someone, ages ago, got done for 60 on a push bike descending into Dover. Skiing is another where there are speed cameras. Some for fun. I was shocked when I went through one at 110 kph. You have no real frame of reference, all white, no trees. It's very difficult to judge.
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  992.  @eteshoe  Guilty of making it up? Not with a barge poll. They won't touch her.
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  993. So she's for the chop.
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  994. Lets hope its Sturgeon. Given that 2 signatures are needed on any cheque, there are others involved and that raises it to conspiracy.
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  995. Extortion
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  996. I think you will find its people being arrested for telling the truth.
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  997. 16th at Liverpool Court.
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  998. Their ancestors sold them
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  999. Have they replaced the painted windows with real ones?
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  1000. All coordinated by Downing Street.
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  1001. Prince Andrew does like them Yang.
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  1002. Spot on.
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  1003.  @noreenclark2568  The covid lock down was a dry run. They wanted to experiment to see what they could achieve when the proverbial hits the fast rotating fan blade.
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  1004. Now called the 66 gang.
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  1005. Crap. We are going to be shafted, and if we complain they will attack us.
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  1006. What no politicians on the planning committee? What no council employees? Ah yes those brown envelopes.
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  1007. I think we can get him for his dodging of tax on his multi million pound pension fiddle
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  1008. My bet is that senior SNP politicians have said, DNRs on the elderly, who cares they don't vote the way we want them to.
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  1009. Interesting that a least 3 party leaders are up to their necks in it. Blair Starmer and Davey.
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  1010. Why aren't they running stamping machines that record a photograph of the address on the letter when stamping the letter?
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  1011.  @markjones4704  When you have been lied too, you should be able to pull out of any deal
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  1012. I'm struggling here. What occupation do you suggest? :-)
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  1013. Exactly. Westminster HATES the idea that people have a right of consent.
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  1014. So Dr PHD. How big are the UK state debts? Not the reported, the real number.
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  1015. A bad draft pick if ever their was one.
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  1016. Or he was feed shit, kept in the dark like a mushroom. Or he was incompetent and didn't ask questions. Here's my bet. The management at the post office were told by some employees about the mess. The management ignored it. Then you get the consequence. So my view, the management need to be jailed. Now if they passed it on to politicians and they ignored it, they get jailed too.
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  1017. It's Stamer AND Labour. Don't allow them the option of dumping him, putting in a replacement who carries on screwing us.
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  1018. Into his mates, surely.
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  1019.  @twig3288  Particularly paying foriegners not to work in the UK. There's always the option where the UK says no. We arent' paying. That's never considered.
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  1020. Purely to create independence? No its personal enrichment.
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  1021. Like teh little austrian with a funny moustasche.
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  1022. You missed Kahn and Starmer.
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  1023. Deliveroo driver?
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  1024. Its' all about getting doctors off on any charges related to the 20,000 they kill in acute hospitals in England from avoidable mistakes. BMJ peer reviewed research
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  1025. Some some doing crowd funding. Any doing Only Fans?
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  1026. The only people paying, are the people paying for everything. e. When they need to claim on insurance they are charged a second time.
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  1027. 20,000 a year killed by "avoidable mistakes" Preventable deaths due to problems in care in English acute hospitals: a retrospective case record review study - BMJ ========== Then you look at the odds presented in court, and they assume that 20,000 manslaughter cases a year [just in accute hospitals] is instead miniscule. The result of that is to increase dramatically the odds of the deaths happening by chance is astronomically high. But we know from other maternity units, that some were death factories. We know from Gosport hospital, where one doctor killed 605 in the same way as Shipman, that they aren't monitoring.
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  1028.  @scotbotvideos  Correct. It's hobsons choice. No pension from the state, live of your private savings. Or they loot your savings.
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  1029. And there are others they haven't IDed.
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  1030.  @davidlawrence6379  I've had two police ring me this morning. Sgt and Inspector. I made a complaint. Police officer parking illegally on a red route to go into tescos to get his lunch. Whilst his mate fined a tescos van for doing the same. £160 fine incoming.
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  1031. Why hasn't he been extradited?
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  1032. Is it legal for councilors to take cash when its out their elected period?
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  1033. Does that mean no one took any notes? Hard to believe. Impossible to believe that people didn't walk out with their Action Points on what to do. Where are those notes?
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  1034. It's puffery and you've fallen for it. They say they have something amazing, why believe them? Just as they announced a massive gold find. That's almost certainly an investment scam.
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  1035. Zero carbon should be forced on the Greens.
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  1036. It's going to rocket because they don't have places for the new arrivals. Then of course, the cost has just gone up 20% which councils cannot claim back for the extra VAT.
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  1037. Imagine. Ronald McDonald being a grass.
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  1038. Only 12?
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  1039. 1. No voting by foreigners. 2. No voting by naturalised Brits. 3. Constituency sizes based on the number of voters, not residents. 4. Voter id 5. No postal voting. Drop off at a police station, local government office, with ID. If not mobile, register, and the local government will collect. Notice number 3. Think what that does when lots of constituencies are merged, and who runs them. Deals with that gerrymandering issue.
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  1040. Oh dear. All those boat people are going to be freezing in those new houses.
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  1041.  @miklimecat9636  What you do is tack on random text. Lots of smilies. That dilutes the ranking of their AI. What's even more funny, they then use that to train their AI and it starts failing.
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  1042. What's the BBC?
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  1043. Acadamies. I can see a court case on competition grounds, and they get forced to pay VAT too.
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  1044. Last time I was in A&E with my father, a bloke was carried in by his mates. Clearly stabbed.
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  1045. TDS is strong in this one. More jabs needed
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  1046. She does make a lovely cuppa. Garabalidis or Rich tea? Milk and 2 sugars.
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  1047. Career damaging.
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  1048. I bet there's a whole lot of pictures of certain bits of anatomy on those messages. If you read the Whatsapp FAQ, all the messages can be retrieved.
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  1049. The change to attacking oil refineries is a change. I've been advocating that for a long time. That causes a lot of economic damage. 600 mile range takes out almost all in Western Russia. Oil storage, airports, ports, pumping stations, electricity substations, the power grid [see operation Outward in WW2] Even train depot, ships, aircraft. At £10,000 a drone, you can cause huge economic problems for Russia. Russia has already stopped exporting fuel
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  1050. When I first read the title, all I could think of was Gary. The SNP, do you want to be in my gang?
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  1051. It's the civil servants. Jailing civil servants for a long time sends the message you have skin in the game.
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  1052. Do you believe its 6.6 bn? That's just the perks. What about the other costs?
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  1053. Scots would move their cash before independence. Put it in an English bank. The Puund devalues. Now what happens is that money comes back and causes massive inflation. The banks will say, your loan? That's in Pounds Sterling. We'll do the coversion for you. Your £1 million debt, is now 10 million puunds.
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  1054. What are Tory MPs going to do? Why would Reform accept them? Any of them
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  1055.  @timetraveller9321  One for reform. An investigation into the 'independence of the judicary' to see what interferance and by whom .
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  1056.  @DavidGirling  Well here is the test. Would you sell me your house for £1? Of course not. It would be a payment below value. But you expect people to accept the same when it comes to migration. Why?
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  1057. What's the betting it backfires on the SNP and their hatred of the Tories, the English, ...
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  1058. s and the private office until January 2022 =========== Why did she delete them then? Why can Sturgeon get the messages where she slags off Boris, but not the other ones? Automatic deletion doesn't wash.
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  1059. Says 6 years on the box. He'll be finished in 5.
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  1060. Looking at MPs and domestic violence. its 50-50 men and women who have offended.
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  1061. Democrat vote counting.
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  1062. They aren't giving a full account. My bet is that the police at the scene cocked it up
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  1063. They are getting worried that they will be experiencing some jail time.
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  1064. So he can steal morel
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  1065. Vote early, vote often.
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  1066. 18 year olds, 17 year olds, 16 year olds, .... 10 year olds, 5 year olds....
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  1067. Or people who want a right of consent. The flip side of that coin.
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  1068. Extortion of the public.
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  1069. There's a second cover up in Rotherham.
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  1070. That's shaftesbury avenue, not covent garden.
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  1071. Starts working at McDonalds. Gets a better job driving a garbage truck. Then gets the job as president. Donald you have just trumped the American Dream speed run.
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  1072. Just like the Guardian comment section on YT.
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  1073. You can't show them the pictures because you get done too for the same offence.
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  1074. Drugeroo will be pleased.
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  1075. Ministers and Civil servants. They need to be jailed. Start with the head of the CPS at the time. Another example
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  1076. Lots of people watching very closely. Even in Pennsylvania, they just lost a vote rigging case in the SCOTUS yesterday.
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  1077. My Labour MP isn't responding to any messages.
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  1078. They are all lose screws.
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  1079. Profligate spending is the problem.
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  1080.  @CMV314  How many barbers do you know that meet the 38K a year income threshold to come to the UK?
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  1081. close to 2 million tomorrow.
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  1082. Strikes me its fraud.
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  1083. I wonder who introduced that policy! lol
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  1084. Demand a refund. They have already spent the money. That really hurts them. Keep a running total of how much you have saved
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  1085. Looks like a water leak has flushed the soil away.
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  1086. There was another BBC 'star' charged in the week.
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  1087. Daily occurance.
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  1088. Wrong. On your PC, who is the data controller [or your company for a work computer] ? It's you. How you configure your Browser is your data. Your saying because your company uses a google product, google is their data controller.
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  1089. There's already a law. No need for a new one.
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  1090. Perhaps the police bounced him around a bit.
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  1091. Starmer says, vote a 16. The public say, name 'em at 16.
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  1092. Exactly. They are living in cuckoo land. Living a fantasy.
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  1093. Projection. Accusing others of your own crimes.
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  1094. They are getting worried. The next government doesn't like their bias.
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  1095. You have an email about a recent case, where there are addition victims because of the Legal system and the Home Office failures.
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  1096.  @gwyndavies212  Hence we need a double the pain half the gain rule for them. If a norm gets sent down for 5 years, they automatically get 10. If they cut tax by 1%, they only get a 1/2% cut. If they increase tax by 1%, they get a 2% increase in their tax.
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  1097. Not left behind. It's got the boot of the state on its neck.
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  1098. MPs first. Peasants? who cares.
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  1099. and NI, and birth certificates and driving licenses.
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  1100. No, in a spin. One wing is working, the other is stalled
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  1101.  @cheman579  He was born here. But given he's not on the voter register, one could easily conclude, not a UK national.
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  1102. So a fugitive on the run
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  1103. The politician should be forced to go zero carbon. Not net zero. Zero carbon.
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  1104. Just an excuse to say no deportations.
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  1105. Yep. Two complaints made last week. Both about officers breaking the law.
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  1106. Defaulting on debts to pay the bankers
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  1107. and that's not the most serious offence. She didn't buy a TV license. Send her down.
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  1108. Have a look at some of the EV fires. First hit of an EV tank and it will be in orbit.
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  1109. Mohammed Fahir Amaaz Common Assault (member of the public) Assault Occasioning Actual Bodily Harm (male police officer) Assault Occasioning Actual Bodily Harm (female police officer A) Assault on Emergency Worker (female police officer B) Muhammad Amaad Assault Occasioning Actual Bodily Harm (male police officer) Jan 16th, Liverpool court. Surprised its not the 20th.
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  1110. I have had exactly that "advice/excuse" from the cabinet office. Word for word. I requested the name of the Cummings Tweeter so I could make a complaint. First FOI response they did a Sir Humphrey and lied. At the time of the request we hold no such information. Second, response it would put off whistle blowers.
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  1111. Juan Cifuentes, 33, and Farooq Abdulrazak, 37 No one with the name Juan Cifuentes and that age born in the UK No one ever called Farooq Abdulrazak born in the UK.
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  1112. Told the girl he was going to be rich and famous. Now she's left holding the baby.
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  1113. I suspect if it was the bus the answer is yes too What do we know about the driver? Welsh born perhaps?
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  1114. And I take it, no right of consent.
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  1115. She does make a lovely cuppa. Perhaps people will ask her for Garibaldis, or ginger nuts.
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  1116. Doesn't like Taylor Swift. I don't too, but I don't go round committing terror attacks as a result.
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  1117. Which one?
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  1118. Have you seen the list of her donations? Huge.
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  1119. If it was defective and they carried on, then that is negligence of the highest order. I'd go farther and describe it for what it really is.
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  1120. Slew?
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  1121. His life insurance policy has refused to pay out. Pre-existing condition - lead poisoning.
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  1122. My father had the NHS pay for an op. First one was cancelled last minute Second one was cancelled last minute. Then on the third the anesthetist did their job properly [unlike the previous 2] and cancelled the op. There are some drugs that interact with epidurals and you don't do the op. You end up parallysed. As soon as he walked into the see the Chief Executive, they made the offer to pay to go private.
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  1123. I'll give you one. Police refuse to deal with mass criminality by cyclists. Instead they go after car drivers, unless that driver is a police officer. I've a clear example, with the complaint upheld. They still refused to fine the officer for doing the same thing a tescos van was doing, at the same time, and getting a fine from a police officer.
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  1124. 1. It's a go fund me scam 2. A rival gang has seen him off 3. He's consumed too much of his own product. 4. Something else.
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  1125. Makes luvvly cuppa. Highly qualified.
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  1126. Now if only she had kept the messages she could have referred to them to find out why.
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  1127. Only 27 days? It wasn't football, it was the foot on ball genre.
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  1128. @charlestaylor8566 Looting before the collapse.
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  1129. I've just been told by an officer than in the whole of Lambeth they have one officer on duty. That's one of the stabby stabby boroughs
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  1130. Interesting what comments get removed. Too many "visitors" to the UK.
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  1131. 3 strikes? personally First offence the multiplier is one. Second offence the sentence is doubled. Third tripled. Not done by the judge, by the prison service etc.
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  1132. The Midlands Breakfast Club is a meet for people who have a passion about cars ======= It's a front
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  1133. I suspect the lawyers put a marker on it the moment they served the papers.
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  1134. Trump and Harris. Both took shots to the face.
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  1135. They need sacking in large numbers. 50% cuts as a starter.
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  1136. They will rig the terms and conditions.
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  1137. Expenses, tax fiddles, or perverts? Or all three
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  1138. Is this on expenses with the pearl necklace? [Still waiting to find out if that was a service or a bit of bling]
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  1139. Whose going to be the first Tory MP to be rejected by Reform? :-)
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  1140. 24 year old man. More remains in Shepard's bush. The man in photos looks older. Is he Columbian? Is he in the UK legally? Did he arrive by boat?
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  1141. I'm sure I'm on the list. Too many successful police complaints for starters.
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  1142. Typically, fly into Ireland, cross into Northern Ireland, then get on a ferry with no checks.
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  1143.  @chrisdonish  Migration to the UK isn't foreign policy. It's welfare, its schooling, its the health system, its taxation, ...
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  1144. Now who could have seen this coming. Trump all the way
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  1145. And Kim Jong Un, Mao and the CCP, Venuzeulla, Castro.... Ah yes, I can spot a common factor.
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  1146. It goes both ways. On average it goes towards the sea. Given the delay he is down stream from the bridge. Conclusion, its a PR stunt.
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  1147. He hasn't given up on his phone password. I wonder why?
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  1148.  @TrevorMelbourne-ef1in  1. No criminals 2. A list of safe countries. 3. No welfare 4. 40K tax codes at a minimum,
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  1149. I think she should be convicted of insurrection. I'm sure she will agree with someone just convicting her, no need for a judge or jury, 20 years in the slammer.
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  1150. And wearing women's underwear.
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  1151. Keep a running total of how much you have saved and tell others
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  1152. Why did Robin Hood rob the rich? The poor didn't have any money
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  1153. Everyone should be treated equally. Your millionaire argument. Remember they are paying for everyone else. When you target them because the state is incompetent, they get the message. They aren't wanted.
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  1154.  @bass305-HCCA  feel free to reuse. There's a GPT license on it.
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  1155. Nothing on the BBC YT channel about this. Pravda
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  1156. They should put their beliefs into action. Ban Scotch production. Destroy the stocks. Destroy the distilleries.
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  1157. Some needs to keep a running total of the money lost.
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  1158. You start by a full audit. Then you send every tax payer an annual statement with their share of the debts.
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  1159. Woof woof - do I need a dog license?
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  1160. I lean towards Norweigan. :-)
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  1161. One day after a terror conviction? Hmmmm
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  1162.  @hankkits4043  I posted before the spiral fluting was shown. But you do raise an even more interesting idea. A neolithic multitool. If you have to lug things around, a multitool makes sense. Decoration is another. Different sized holes lead me to think multitool too.
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  1163. You can still do what I did, submit the complaint. 2 mins to submit, will take the BBC money to deal with it. Not so much for round 1, where a blanket you're a peasant reply will be given. No, what you do is then goto round 2. Put their first reponse in to ChatGPT, get it to add in the breaches of the broadcasting code. That will take them quite a bit of time to handle. About 1-2 license fees worth based on my past experience.
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  1164. Nappy duty times two.
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  1165. The cover up is interesting to watch. It's failing.
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  1166. Says the same party that says, with no migrants who will pick our crops? Just like the plantation owners said, with no slaves who will pick our cotton?
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  1167. I've a theory that the police started it, so its into the self defence area.
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  1168.  @sophieryan8010  They should be jailed. I've an idea as to their cellmates.
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  1169. Same with the NHS. I need a cancer check. For some reason the appointment arrives, 4 months to the day after the request. Why 4 months? Well that's the maximum under the rules.
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  1170. Woman Stabbed in Cork in Ireland.
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  1171. The Kinnocks being top of the list.
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  1172. Name John Sebastian Nyhan Birth Feb 2003 Hammersmith and Fulham, London Matches the date of birth on the met police website. Might be this one. What's relevant is that he's not on the electoral roll, which is automatic for a british national at 18.
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  1173. You need to do a police one. Perhaps with some Bingo Cards. Play some videos of interactions, with a bingo card for the tactic the police are using.
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  1174. Lower taxation needs cuts to spending. Massive cuts. Start off with economic migrants. Start off with asylum claimants from safe countries. That creates some jobs. Now you decimate the public sector and you've made the jobs available. You need to do both. Then you start taxing migrants at break even levels. Most will leave because they can't afford to live in the UK without subsidies.
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  1175. Write to your MP. The more letters, the less likely. The reason is they don't want the peasants to have any rights of consent.
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  1176. The Green Grift.
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  1177. Taxes up. Spending down. That means the state's making an even bigger profit.
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  1178. Or when they wear face masks.
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  1179. Just like Starmer. He's not gay but his boyfriend is.
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  1180. So which family is he going to be spending more time with?
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  1181. Perhaps, Like Andrew they like them Yang. Flippin' spell checkers.
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  1182. Window tax incoming.
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  1183. HRA needs changing so that MPs are not allowed slave labour.
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  1184. ALIBI - surely - given all the crimes.
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  1185.  @Coyb1866  Free the Lincolnshire 6
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  1186. Perhaps he's changed his name. Now goes by the name of Elvis and is working in a chip shop.
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  1187. Starmer the kid starver
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  1188. On regime change, the new regime needs to deal with the old. Having Murray win an appeal, means that the prior regime gets exposed.
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  1189. As a general rule when using portable wheelchair ramps most ramp manufacturers recommend a maximum slope no steeper than 1:12 for independent use and 1:8 for assisted use over shorter distances.
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  1190. This is one of the consquences when your prosecute the likes of Daniel Penny.
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  1191. If you don't expose it, prosecute it, and instead cover it up, you are enabling and complicit in the crimes. Perverting the course of justice being the offence. Malfeasance in a public office is also an offence.
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  1192. French and Romanians solved that.
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  1193. You're missing 5, the one that Benn hated. Why don't the peasants have the right of consent? The right to say no to politicians without fear of being targetted.
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  1194. It's the RV being used for dogging. ....
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  1195. He'll get a big pay off to make a big deposit in ... his bank account.
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  1196. Detatched from reality.
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  1197. A former doctor has admitted causing "painful cruelty to children" by running a mobile circumcision service. Mohammad Siddiqui, 58, from Birmingham, was a practising doctor at the University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust when he started visiting homes to carry out circumcisions. He was suspended and later struck off the General Medical Council (GMC) register by a medical practitioners tribunal, but continued the circumcisions anyway, which "ignored" basic hygiene rules. On Tuesday, Siddiqui pleaded guilty to 25 charges against him, including assault occasioning actual bodily harm and cruelty to a person under 16. ======== Perhaps its this surgeon.
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  1198. They can't afford the £200 train fairs to get to where Starmer lives.
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  1199. So who taught this Geordie how to behave? Ah yes, I get it. Home Office caused the mess, blames others.
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  1200. Humzah thinking, I can make a come back.
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  1201. Now its coming out the NHS was involved with him, but what is the betting they didn't refer him as dangerous?
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  1202.  @ullscarf  I've a long one going on about Starmer and his tax evasion law Starts off with the quote from animal farm. That's got to be worth 30 points on his blood pressure. Some animals are more equal than others. Standard''s commissioner has asked for some clarifications. On Rowley, after the complaint, FOI request for how much the MPS has paid for the microphone. ie. Did he use public money or did he pay himself? That would be an even more funny complaint.
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  1203. Hasn't she just got rid of the head of the civil service?
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  1204. She was educated at the private, fee-paying Moor Allerton Preparatory School
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  1205. People are going to go out and gather the DNA from coffee mugs etc.
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  1206. I disagree. There are what are called common goods. Police, fire, legal system, democracy, defence are the common goods. For example lets take fire. We had a situation in the past where only insured buildings were protected. Problem is that if you are next to a burning building, you are screwed unless they protect next door. So a common system, were all pay in, I don't think is unreasonable. Same for defence police etc. Now lets move onto a problem. If you pay in, and don't get the service, and I'm thinking about the police here in particularly, why should you be forced to pay? You are paying and not receiving. What about pensions for example? Why shouldn't you be allowed to opt out of the state's pension ponzi? You would be better off. You don't pay in, so you don't receive. A quid pro quo, and not a common good. It turns out that well over 80% of the state's 'serivces' are not common goods. So in a consensual society, you can pick and choose which of the non common goods you want. The common good issue, is also about consent. If you don't pay in, but get to force others to fund your common goods, you have violated that other person's right of consent. ie. You have to look at the rights of all involved. e.g. Funding migrants, the people funding have no rights. Lastly for common goods, I would say there has to be direct democracy controlling those elements. So for a non common good, direct democracy is also good. For example, road users pay for the roads, and nothing else. No 300% profit margin. Just road users get to vote on maintenance, etc.  @Paul-li9hq 
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  1207. In 100 years they will stil be blaming Thatcher.
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  1208. A major problem for China will be Trump changing the postal deal. No subsidies for postal rates hits at those low value items on ebay etc. Trump can put a small tariff on each item. All of that hits the low cost high labour input items. That's causes huge problems because it causes lots of unemployment. Unemployment causes unrest.
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  1209. There almost never any analysis of government 'investments'. Exceptions are things like Croydon, and other councils because they have gone bust.
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  1210. No concern for the peasants in peril from the elite. It's all about them.
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  1211. The wrong sort of democracy eh!
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  1212. Sown. Not Sewn.
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  1213. Where's the father?
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  1214. Which is a breach of their code of ethics, now enshrined in law.
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  1215. Of course, there are going to be police officers calling people idiots, repeatedly. Sauce for the goose works very well on ganders.
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  1216. No Twinned with the town of grape
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  1217.  @kennethblakeley6536  The do you like them old / middle aged / legal. We need Denis Pennis to make a comeback.
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  1218. The comparison is the pre war german government.
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  1219. This man is evil.
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  1220. So why did she keep the messages about boris and delete all the others if it wasn't for political reasons?
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  1221.  @guillermojoaquinbello448  Pick pocket - london? South Amreican or Romanian. Top of the list is Romanian
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  1222. DIY is another option.
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  1223. What's happening with Ivor Caplin? Complete radio silence on that one.
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  1224. Points need to come off at a given rate, not expire after x years. So 6 points a year? About right. 29/6 is around 5 years before they go.
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  1225. I suspect the family said FO
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  1226. Interesting question. Will the channel tunnel ban them?
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  1227. How many people knew this was coming?
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  1228. There's a solution that the teachers unions can employ. They go to the court with the teacher to get an injunction that the child is not to come closer than 500 meters to their victim. Problem solved.
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  1229. Protect the NHS. No patients allowed.
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  1230. If you are a landlord, make sure that the contract inculdes a surcharge for any costs imposed by the state. ie. Licensing? It's a surcharge to you rent.
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  1231. Exactly. They are the root cause of the problem.
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  1232. What happens is the cycle seats apply pressure to a pair of glands. That makes it way up the spinal column to the brain, then down the optic nerve to cause red-green colour blindness. Just go and watch any set of traffic lights and you will see the effect in action.
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  1233. And the rest don't want him in their club.
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  1234. He's not gay but his boyfriend is.
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  1235. Politicians demand their salaries are paid.
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  1236. Sky need to move to the Sky Australia model
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  1237. On Cummings. The tweet put out by the cabinet office. I put in an FOI request for who did that. The first response was at the time of the request we didn't know. A reply designed to be deceiptful. Yes I still have the name of the civil servant who did that. Her card is marked. So I appealed. Went to the ICO. Just out of interest, I made a Sar for all the documentation on it. 250 pages come back, lots covered with black ink. Literally whole pages redacted. They had spent an absolute fortune on lawyers to prevent the name coming out. I asked to take it to a tribunal but the ICO lawyer said no. I've not got cabinet office level funding to that that to a JR.
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  1238. Take this morning. I made a 999 call. 2 people dealing drugs round the back of a school. For a change the police did respond.
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  1239. Why am I not surprised?
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  1240. There are other ways. DNA, dental records.
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  1241. GCSE History Paper, 2025. Q1. Who were the Tories? Discuss why they disappeared GCSE History Paper, 2026. Q1. Who were the Labour Party? Discuss how crime by politicians destroy parties.
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  1242. And which man would that be?
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  1243. Easy fix. Economic migrant? Your tax code is set at £38,500 minimum. Earn more and it increases. Earn less and it doesn't. Taxed at source, huge sums raised. If you don't pay it, well you are a tax evade. Assets frozen, prosecuted and deported. What's not to like about more tax for other people? A very left wing view of course.
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  1244. Not going to admit why . Namely they are attacking the public.
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  1245. It's very bad. The Pakistani woman exposed her ankle - on YouTube. What would the Victorians think. 🙂 Will she be able to travel to Pakistan after committing that offence.
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  1246. Not race related just NHS related. The BMJ did some research into acute hospitals [not GPs, not pharamists] to work out the avoidable death rate. 20,000 a year is the answer. That's deaths from mistakes.
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  1247. I suspect, how he is making a valid point I've just pulled the first 100 cases from the medical tribunal case list The analysis purely based off name and results 6 adjourned cases, with foreign names Then for the others I'll give the UK sounding name first, foreign name count second Conditions attached [4 - 6] Erasure [10 - 12] Not impaired [8 - 15] - could be read as racism against the doctor Not proved [0 - 2] Resolved [1 - 2] Suspension [11 - 22] Warning [0 - 1] Total [34 - 66] But given the population is 11% from overseas, Doctors from overseas are 20 times more likely to end up and lose at the tribunal For that reason there is evidence to back up his point.  @AnthonyMcCaul-c9g 
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  1248. 1. No discrimination. No pro White EU racism for example. 2. Net contributors only. 3. You get a minimum tax code of 40,000 (average wage plus some for the deficit) a year, increasing in line with average wages. 4. No welfare for economic migrants. No housing benefit, income support.... 5. Remember, they came here for economic reasons. If its not economic for them they leave.
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  1249. The statistics were crap.
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  1250. Buying and selling people. What does that remind me of?
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  1251. Then you get El Loco Did he take the 'Jab'?
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  1252. It's worth checking out the other Steve McCabe, MP, for expenses. Oh and a motorcyclist threw a brick at him, and hit him.
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  1253. 11K. That's a big roaming bill. Just what was he downloading? Ah yes, I think we can guess.
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  1254. The industrialisation of making the peasants into criminals, and extracting lots of cash in the process
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  1255. Well the problem for Rosie is that the mess has been created by those with experience.
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  1256. Bring in more in the hope they vote left.
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  1257. The Tories have the same level of relevance as the BBC.
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  1258. Let the BBC go bust. We need consent. Government doesn't believe in consent. Neither does the BBC
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  1259. I'm waiting for the comments about female pilots should be on their backs, legs in the air.
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  1260. It needs a windows, linux and iphone variant.
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  1261. Give the English the vote on Scotland. Being blackballed will do wonders for the SNP psyche.
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  1262. Ah the man who prosecuted 99 and counting post office innocents.
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  1263. It's odd. They know the victims. Why haven't they asked the victims who committed the offences? Very odd that it's not happened. Plus where are the video tapes? Next. Ghislaine Maxwell. What's the betting that full disclosure wasn't made.
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  1264. Nicola Sturgeon My Part in her Downfall. Spike Milligan.
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  1265. What about the TV license? The really big crime
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  1266. Now that's bang out of order.
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  1267. Money laundering.
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  1268. Labour Party don't be cruel, give us back our winter fuel
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  1269. So time for BBC verify to do a fact check. te he he
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  1270.  @lisah9561  Now top of the list, criminals. Deported. We need a law change that makes that compulsory as a result of conviction. Delays are another issue. No legal aid for deportation or right to be here etc.
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  1271. They know they are done, which is why they are looting.
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  1272. Is there a cure for full blown TDS?
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  1273.  @vandibox  If she wants to get Reps to vote for her, she should have been all over Fox putting her case. But she can't because she's got no policies to do that.
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  1274. 5 comments, none showing.
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  1275.  @suem5002  They will be registering your breeding, like the slave owners did with their horses and slaves. Oh wait, they already do that.
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  1276. "KRANKIE'S CAR IS AS BENT AS SHE IS" on "that Preston' Journalists' YT channel The car she turned up in hasn't got an MOT, isn't therefore insured. Needs to be seized and scraped as that's what happens to the peasants. Murrell has been doing the same.
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  1277. Cured by 10 years in jail
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  1278.  @alanmarr3323  But not making the top division when it comes to spelling.
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  1279. I've had that in London. They are unsafe walking from their vehicles, in full body protection to fine people for parking on double reds. They insisted on parking on double reds, to fine people for parking on double reds. Unfortunately for them, they lost that complaint and the proportionate response was an email to all Met Officers reminding them that they must obey the highway code at all times if the are a basic police driver. Pursuit drivers must obey the highway code at all times UNLESS on a call. There will be a CAD number for that call Second time, police have told me they won't do any traffic stops over illegal motorbikes at McDonalds because the illegal migrants working for Deliveroo will riot. It's a no go zone.
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  1280.  @nighttrain1236  Politics of hatred surely.
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  1281. They will. After all you are a peasant and you do not have a right of consent.
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  1282. Are you sure? The BWV from before the fight, the audio, that all needs to be released. You've only seen a bit of it.
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  1283. Desperate for cash.
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  1284. Now that's a plan. Don't tell Starmer.
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  1285. A criminal investigation? We need hundreds if not thousands.
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  1286. What's the latest on the RV?
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  1287. Probably! :-)
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  1288. How can labour be on an increased share of the vote since the GE?
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  1289. Inflation is the rise in prices. Where's your evidence that the prices revert back to what they were? It doesn't. The rate of inflation will change, but inflation is here to stay. Long term rate of price increase, 6% per annum. One reason for poor people in the UK
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  1290. Told they are chavs and should know their place.
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  1291. No evidence of that. Celestin Ugirashebuja was Starmer's client, wanted for genocide. Now the question about Alphonse. Is his real name Ancolet Rudakubana? He went missing at the same time Alphonse Rudakubana turned up in the UK. The question is what involvement does Starmer have with Alphonse Rudakubana? He's statement, I didn't defend him is a very odd statement to make. Designed to deceive.
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  1292. He's been convicted by the state. No need for that. Civl action that's another matter. I'd suggest that's' a good idea, for damages.
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  1293. Crayon.
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  1294. I've voted reform. Vote early, vote often. :-)
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  1295. Well that's one of the bingo cards marked off. The tears - that's a tick - can't remember. I missed the speak complete gibberish.
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  1296. And £3,000 a year for your health care - all for free and £3,000 a year for common goods - all for free Same for your dependents and 8,500 a year for your kids education and free contributions for your pension. and free housing and free council tax and spending money on top.
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  1297. Take the iphone for starters as a bond.
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  1298. I've voted Reform
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  1299. They don't give a ** about us
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  1300.  @garyt8441  No he wasn't. There's no entry for a Kyle Clfford being born in Enfield. There's no record anywhere for his brother being born in the UK
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  1301. Jan 6 was a guided tour.
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  1302. How many volts? :-)
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  1303. Almost certainly, lots of direct messages, deleted tweets. They are very very scared.
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  1304. She's qualified for the job
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  1305. Says how big the public sector is.
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  1306. They aren't even getting to court. That's the issue. The police just stand there and do nothing.
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  1307. There's a website called entitled too. What benefits you can claim. Go and put in a family of 4. Boy and a girl. Cheap part of London. See what you can get. Then on top, 8.500 a year for each child for schooling. 3K each a year for the NHS. 3K a year for common goods. See what the cost is. Remember, no tax paid. All that money comes from someone else.
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  1308. Has he taken a bet on himself loosing?
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  1309. You missed off some of the expenses. There's the RV's to pay for too
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  1310.  @peterfrance702  They will get very annoyed when their own laws get used against them.
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  1311. No they are all deaf.
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  1312. An oompah lumpah
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  1313. He was a Bolivian. For some reason I doubt that he was a tourist. In Holloway? Come to the UK, don't make it back
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  1314. Latest news. Sturgeon and hubby have been caught evading tax, and there was a car chase where they tried to get away from the police.
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  1315. Well, you can get results. I've had 8 complaints upheld this year just for the Met. The problem arise when most of the public who make the complaints do not know the rules. When you know the rules you get results. You have to read up on the law. Read up on the statutory guidance [law] on complaints, and on the code of ethics. Chat GPT is actually quite good at writing complaints. What you also need to do is to think what excuses can the police come up with. FOI requests can cut those escapes off. For example, ask if they have an exemptions from national standards? SAR for all the video. Another one, insist that you see the police's statements about your complaint so you can respond. That's one of the tricks.
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  1316. 6,300 standard british peasants have to work for a year to fund that.
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  1317. Interesting observation. Why? No. Same for those using illegal motorbikes. Instead of doing nothing, seize the bikes, apply the £10,000 in fines, 20 points and deport on the next flight for most of them. Strip search at departure, sieze and freeze any bank accounts.
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  1318.  @polychad Disagree. You've assumed 1. that we have a right of consent. i.e No choice. 2. that we tell the Westminster tribe what to do. No its the other way. It's everything to do with Westminster. Where's the vote saying foreign criminals must be deported? Where's the vote saying migrants must pay more tax than they cost? You are, and I'm being polite, deluded if you think people voted for any of the above.
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  1319. Why are those who have claimed asylum successfully not returned home when its safe?
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  1320.  @xmathmanx  Feral kids killing people. Do you not see the simularity?
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  1321. The Wurst Labour Conference.
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  1322. That's their day job. At night, on other hand... They are working two jobs.
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  1323. The Fichenaffäre or Secret files scandal shook public opinion in Switzerland in 1989. That year, it was revealed that the Swiss federal authorities, as well as the cantonal police forces, had put in place a system of mass surveillance of the population. That resulted in law changes, end of political careers. Then the public got the rights back The police files themselves were transferred to the Swiss Federal Archives. A jurist, René Bacher, was designated "special officer" to take care of the political scandal. 300,000 people requested to see their files following the revelation of their existence. The records are open to public access for historical research when the last entry is older than fifty years. More recent records may be open on request. Records on living people are closed to public access for reasons of confidentiality. So this is one thing to add to the list for the next reform government. The right to see your files unredacted. Since I've got the same approach as Peter, its going to be interesting to see them. Particularly the one the Cabinet Office hold on me. Plus all the emails, and everything else. With the names. The state is stupid. They think that things like this won't happen. It's also a good way to reduce head count.
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  1324. There are laws on state aid. You can't exempt one sector of business or aid them, and penalise another. It's EU law, grandfathered into UK law. So impose VAT on private schools and public schools have to pay VAT as well.
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  1325. It's going to be full of mould and mice.
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  1326.  @nerdytom6881  Spot on. It's politically motivated hate.
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  1327. How will the SNP defend the cases for damages after destroying the data?
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  1328. What's the code of conduct for Scottish civil servants?
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  1329. They can do what the Russians do with diesel tanks. There's a video called "What it Takes to Start Frozen Cars at -50°C in the Coldest City on Earth" that shows how to do it. Apparently it also works with EVs. Warms them up until they are toast.
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  1330. Possibly. More likely to be in a banlieu in Paris.
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  1331. He would be stupid if he did. It's worse than London
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  1332.  @BulletProof_Viking  Esan wasn't born here. Bye bye Esan, deport at the end of sentence.
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  1333. And his bf and al Fayed ….
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  1334. And Mr Suit Case.
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  1335. If she hasn't been corrupt she should stay. If she has been corrupt, she should resign, be prosecuted and go to jail. Ethics at number 10? Is it silly season?
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  1336. Greens or islamicists - the obvious choice. Putin is way down the list.
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  1337.  @roguext1  Which is why next time we need the armed police to turn up to search him, and have it videoed. I suspect he pulls out a diplomatic passport.
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  1338. Trains are empty. That's with the massive subsidies. I had a long chat with one of the people involved in HS2. 1. They have been told to drag it out. 2. There's one tunnel that has been dug and refilled 3 times. My prediction, they will run out of money and demand more.
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  1339. So what you are saying is there isn't a lot of money to be made in selling Burqas.
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  1340. Overt filming is one part. I suspect the police cannot handle covert filming where they don't realise they are being filmed. Having noticed a marked difference when they know the camera is on, compared to when I haven't had a camera, a covert camera really screws their business model.  @frankielov 
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  1341.  @drmodestoesq  You put them in tents on an outer hebredian island, to wait for their papers to arrive.
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  1342.  @ddempsey9642  Exactly. Scottish Island. One for men, one for women. You have to sit there after your prison sentence until your papers arrive. If you country doesn't pay ball, you're in for a long, long wait.
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  1343. Why hasn't he been prosecuted? Two tier.
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  1344. 10% to the big man. Did the big man pay tax on that income?
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  1345. Making time for that photographer to do her next center spread
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  1346. I hear he was on a knife charge 5 months ago.
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  1347. Lidl perhaps. On a sunday.
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  1348. 160,000 a year for life.
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  1349. Is he on Kier Starmer's christmas list.
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  1350. The land owner having ownership of the airspace above them. That needs a bit more evidence Daniel. Which law explicitly gives them control?
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  1351. On the changes to the law. They will ban private prosecutions so the public can't go after them for their crimes. You've heard it here first.
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  1352. Really? Why was he driving out smashing into cars, driving at oficers?
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  1353. Deal with cause. Mass Migration.
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  1354. Coulter's law.
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  1355.  @Leslie27275  A tough comment, I agree. But given the likely reason for the hit, to the point.
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  1356. There was the rapist who, because he had no mates, got a suspended sentence.
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  1357. He's not gay but TaylorSwift tickets are Taylor Swift tickets
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  1358. A co-author to the Rochdale grooming gangs report has told GB News that he “suspects” more police witnesses will decline invitations to support reviews into past and ongoing failings for tackling child sexual exploitation. Discussing why police officers might avoid giving evidence to major inquiries into past failures in prosecuting abuse, Gary Ridgeway pointed to mental health concerns: “I’ve been involved with [investigations] that if I had to discuss that would trigger an emotional impact on me with things that have gone badly, things when I've made mistakes. He added: “There’s a mental health element when you’re talking to someone who’s perhaps retired 10-12 years ago and you want them to come and sort of rehash all that. Ridgeway also said that some officers feared public shaming: “I think people are also concerned that they may face public naming and shaming in the media.
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  1359. The only reason its unsecure is because of what you are doing to the public. Shafting them.
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  1360. The problem comes when those 1000 mile drones, built cheaply, start taking out Russian infrastructure. Oil refineries for example. That cuts the tax revenue from oil production but even more takes out tax receipts from the economy dependent on petrol and diesel etc. It makes people unemployed, increases state spending or they starve.
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  1361. Investigation launched after two men seriously injured in Manchester attack Man charged with attempted murder in Stratford Thornton Cleveleys man jailed for manufacturing a firearm Over 600 knives recovered in East Lancashire after knife crime operation Investigation underway after man dies following Rossendale assault Man charged with murder following death of woman in Greenland Quay, Rotherhithe Man arrested on suspicion of rape at Soho venue [Grocho Club, loved by the media] Teenager convicted of killing 17-year-old in Hackney Man jailed for killing much-loved retired nurse while burgling her house Four men sentenced to 76 years in total for murder of man in Hounslow A man has been charged following a double shooting in Kensington Sixth person charged in connection with the murder of Jesse Lloyd-Smith in Peckham ....
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  1362. They missed a chance. The ratings boost of leaving him on the island has been wasted.
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  1363. And where did the money for the RV come from? Was it to be used for dogging?
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  1364. The current issue is why its not been exported with deportations?
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  1365. Of course when he's there, we add him to the no fly list. He is after all demanding zero carbon, so he can Greta himself home.
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  1366.  @Occident.  So why are foreign [not talking colour here] so over represented in the list of those struck off and suspended?
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  1367.  @theredraven  4 people with the same delusion?
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  1368. And almost killed by an FBI employee.
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  1369. Another one to add to my list
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  1370.  @Blessedishisname  There's an easy solution for that. Start with a minimum tax code of 38,500 a year [average wage] for all migrant adults. Taxed at source its lots of money. Second deport all criminals. Make it an automatic consequence of conviction. Note. Not paying your tax bill is a criminal offence. Solves 99% of all problems related to migration. It can be implemented in a weekend. Remember, taxed at source.
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  1371. They are connected. When billions are going on illegal migrants, when billions are being spent on legal economic migrants, you can't have a tax cut. But then there are those debts hidden off the books.
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  1372. Where's the money to pay the debt coming from? Ah yes, austerity. Taxation without services, which decreases the wealth of the population.
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  1373. and there was I thinking it was a log that was being dropped.
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  1374. To discussing arrangements for dogging.
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  1375. And less than some of grooming gangs.
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  1376. Tax dodger too.
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  1377. Notice the coordination.
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  1378. Given they are importing more clients, will give them a vote its going to be interesting.
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  1379. Nigel, the Tories are getting desperate.
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  1380.  @simonsummers9194  Dumped. Jilted. Abandoned. Deserted. Foresaken. Shunned.
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  1381. On the evidence front, you can cross check his iWatch against his iPad.
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  1382. Another issue. She has learning difficulties. Were appropriate adults present at all time whilst questioned.
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  1383. That's offensive to normal ordinary, run of the mill, wassocks.
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  1384. Starmer and Labour. All in it together. Just saying Starmer means labour will get rid of him, and they will scapegoat him. Then the rest of Labour are innocent. Labour Labour Labour....
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  1385. Log on, switch the language to Hebrew. Are they allowed to modify your system by changing the settings?
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  1386. Thursday's vote is Indy Ref II Will it be best of 5?
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  1387.  @cymro6537  But who leaked it? Why did the emphasise the Welsh bit?
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  1388.  @cymro6537  A means of deceipt - exactly.
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  1389.  @PINACI  There's someone in scotland who is. Alistair Bonnington, 71, was threatened with prosecution after moving house A former BBC Scotland lawyer is suing TV Licensing chiefs after claiming he was falsely accused of not paying for a licence.
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  1390. See Melei. Has Argentina collapsed? No.
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  1391. Follow through during a space walk....
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  1392.  @keithbrown339  Why have the barbers been alllowed in? How did they get the points to come here as migrants? It's corrupt.
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  1393.  @nickryder9669  So how does a languange student paying £50 a week, and then working help the UK?
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  1394. He organised it.
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  1395. I know. Vote Trump, reject Fascism.
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  1396. Given the conviction yesterday, you have to ask if there is a connection.
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  1397. @ Follow the money. That's why we need a DOGE inquiry where all the money is investigated.
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  1398. He should be sacked. He should be prosecuted. He should go down. Pure and simple.
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  1399. The reason is local government pensions. They want to 'merge pensions' to bail out the labour councils who have massive pension debts.
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  1400. My theory is that the RV was for dogging. I've also got questions on the expenses claim for a pearl necklace. Was that a service or was it jewellery?
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  1401. 10% for the big man. Where's the tax on that income?
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  1402. Why is telling the truth the issue? There's video of it.
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  1403. She needs to be connected to the national grid. With that ratea of spinning she could power a small town. Hands up those who thought she should be connected to positive and negative?
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  1404. So you believe someone involved in a disaster that's going to cost billions in compensation? Henry must be a genius, a guru. It's very simple. Your enemies enemies are not always going to be your friends. They are all scum.
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  1405.  @huwzebediahthomas9193  On Badenoch, that she sacked the head of the post office, even though he wasn't involved is interesting. She clearly needs a scape goat. But in my view, the whole of the post office board should be sacked, not just the chair. All go. Others who are clearly involved, is Starmer. He prosecuted at least 99. As the head of the organisation at the time, he needs to go.
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  1406. Looking forward to the first Olympic games to be held in a muslim country.
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  1407. More. 9,500 for one match in an Arsenal box. 5 CL, 19 PL matches, £228,000 bribe.
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  1408. The freeloaders will have to pay, for a change.
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  1409. Keep the money flowing.
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  1410. Just for the education of others. I did go back to find the best ones. It was very very rare in the past for anything an MP committing an offence to come out. I've no doubt it was going on at the same rate if not more. The whips covered it up, used it to blackmail MPs into behaving. Now top of the list for the old school. Gross indecency with a Coldstream guardsman in St James Park. To his honour, the MP paid the fine of the Guardsman. An upstanding member of the house.
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  1411.  @margaretwyatt6689  Yep, you've paid for it. You've been asset stripped of your wealth. Now it comes to pay the fraudster blame you for needing the money.
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  1412. They do ask those questions. They keep records on people with that information.
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  1413. How to reform local government funding? 1. Remove rates and council tax. It's only 20% of local government spending. 2. Add on 1% to income tax and corporation tax. 3. Councils get a per capita allowance. That's the total local government spend divided by the number of Brits. Each council gets the same amount per person to spend. 4. Add on a cap on pension spending. 10% of income. No guarantees. That removes whole swathes of collection and costs. Hard to dodge too. If councils want to do more, they have to get more value. Rich areas subsidise poor. Everyone is treated equally.
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  1414.  @markdepriest418  Which means he was fitted up by the prosecution.
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  1415. 4 comments, none visible
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  1416. So how many balloons of Nitrous or Hash Brownies will Harris consume to keep the cackles going?
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  1417.  @AgnesFay-k5c  Also, no working when on a student visa below graduate level. Graduate level, its research placements or teaching only.
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  1418. How many on the terrorist watch list? How many terrorists not on the watch list?
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  1419. The idea is we pay for them
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  1420. He prevented people wanted for Genocide from going to trial
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  1421. It's all about the debt. Now here's a question. What if the US says, we aren't going to provide cheap postage for low value items posted from China? You have to pay full price and even some tariffs. Those items have one thing in common. They aren't necessary, and they have a very high labour content. What happens then is people stop buying, or production moves to other locations. Now that, because of the high labour content, causes lots of unemployment. That causes unrest as you can see. The very last thing the CCP needs is unrest. Sure it can supress it, but once people have had a bite of that forbidden fruits of capitalism, can they be supressed to that extent?
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  1422. And the tears - put the water works on ....
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  1423. Someone has to pay for the RV.
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  1424. or a marriage in a convenience. Perhaps that's why the bought the RV.
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  1425. "BBC resumes Huw Edwards inquiry as no criminality found by police"
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  1426.  @lairdkilbarchan  Last time I went camping in Wales, there was a terror attack on the campsite. Nothing reported as such. An English girl had set up a horse box to do Pizzas, and had a caravan. Now if the horse box went up in smoke [it did] it could be an accident. But that and her carravan simultaneously deciding to self combust?
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  1427. Hard to work out which are dangerous. There are videos online of single white blonde female brits going on solo holidays to Afghanistan. So what's needed? 1. Safe list. No asylum from safe countries 2. A country joins the safe list? We've done our bit, you get a grace period to sort your affairs out, then you go home. It's not hard.
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  1428. Selling oil and whiskey to the arabs! Very good.
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  1429. Exactly. The chicken and egg question has an answer. When the state doesn't do its job, the public won't respect it or pay it. When the middle class decide to defund the state, ether because they choose to, or because they simply can't afford it, it crashes.
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  1430. In this case its backfired. We have also had a Jewish man threatened with arrest for being Jewish in the wrong place. The Met Police in that case.
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  1431. The "let the stupid flow" Very good. I think I'll get a T-Shirt made up with that. Signed Greta.
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  1432. Why did the Post Office ignore PACE?
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  1433. Free the Lincolnshire 6
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  1434. Why not? She would just put in a battery, and off it goes.
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  1435. 1. It was at night. 2. If you are going to have a collision, then the helicopter lights [if on] do not move. They maintain the same location on the windscreen, if they were looking out in that direction. 3. Pilot must have known he was crossing an approach. 4. Why was he crossing at the same level?
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  1436. You raise an important point. Why haven't we heard from the parents? That would be normal.
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  1437. How long before Nicola Sturgeon claims its all discrimination? Will she be stripped searched by a trans police officer?
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  1438. What excuses are they going to use for the Presidential debate? Get them in now for the bingo game!
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  1439. You echo my sentiments. How why did the judge rule that the jury were not allowed to know about his job? Why the IOPC screw up? Why did the CPS screw up? Why did the Home Secretary not ask questions? What role did Sadiq Kahn have it in? Contrast this with Cressida Dick's involvement in getting an innocent man killed. Nothing to see there. Last week I had a officer say this. "I have a mortgage and a family, there's no way I will investigate this, its career ending" That related to a crime report I made, with the evidence. Slam dunk. But it was about someone important.
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  1440. And the 3 Yemeni scamers beat the tarts by 90 seconds.
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  1441. That's what I do when I see unattended appliances plugged in, not being used. EVs mainly.
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  1442.  @fatbelly27  I cost the Cabinet Office a lot of money by making a FOI request and pushing it regarding who made the Cummings Tweet. They had to employ barristers.
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  1443. Up there with Capita and BBC licensee fee extortion. Another scam
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  1444. @ I've a suspicion that Ancelet Radubakana and Alphone Radubakana are one and the same.
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  1445. No.
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  1446. Too many politicians - period. Too much government - period.
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  1447. Abolish the Monarchy. Charles the Clueless - Last of his Line
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  1448. And he's pissed off that he's had to cancel his holidays. Let not forget Starmer's big issue.
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  1449. The EU will cave on the court, rather than lose German cash.
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  1450. Ah perl. Run once, write many.
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  1451.  @geoffcohen613  The battery is stripped out. The rest is treated in the usual manner. There needs to be legistlation that makes the batteries easily removeable so they can be replaced. There needs to be an open standard on batteries, used by all manufacturers, so competition drives down the prices. There needs to be a massive tax on EVs.
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  1452.  @mikebarnes3557  She had a brain scan. Came back negative.
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  1453. There's the one stabbed in Manchester yesterday.
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  1454. There's £16 trillion of government pension debts. Debt is just negative wealth.
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  1455. That's also why no child graping investigation.
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  1456. I had one this morning. Common assault. Using the pavement instead of the cycle route 2 feet away.
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  1457. In the middle of the night = we know we are a bunch of criminals
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  1458. With kick backs.
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  1459. I wonder how long it will take the toe rags to work out a candle under an EV makes a nice firework display.
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  1460. Gross maybe. Net is another issue compare to inflation.
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  1461. One good bit of news then.
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  1462. Charles the Clueless - last of his line
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  1463. She has lost
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  1464. Bribery and corruption....
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  1465. Why aren't you doing a news story for each stabbing in the UK? Two teenagers have been charged with murdering a 14-year-old boy who was stabbed to death on a London bus. Two arrested after hospital staff attacked - days after nurse stabbed at Greater Manchester hospital Nurse was stabbed at another Greater Manchester hospital ... Why are you covering somthing thousands of miles away and ignoring rampant stabbings in the UK?
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  1466. My best man and his wife are leaving. Just waiting for their house sale to go through.
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  1467.  @jakobjas4212  Given some of the behaviour of judges acting as political puppets I have doubts.
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  1468.  @Lisbon6T7  Really? Just go and see the behaviour at commons bars.
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  1469.  @leonardoD81  Odds on
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  1470. Gun fight on a housing estate in Oldham
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  1471. Donors - you are just wasting your money.
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  1472. Austerity is a consequence of the debts. 30% of tax goes on the debts.
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  1473. It's easy to prove if they are outside the store. Inside and their lawyers will have a fighting chance.
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  1474. Or that Andrew has dirt on Charlie boy.
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  1475. What's interesting is his brother. Bradley Clifford, now aged 30. I can't find him on the Birth Register. So I may well have got the wrong Kyle Clifford from Herts. So it may well be a name change
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  1476. He's got nothing to brag about. A complete and utterfailure.
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  1477. Billy Boy in that blue dress on Epstein Island.
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  1478. Write to BP, pointing the video out to them
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  1479. Are your? Keir Starmer has ordered an extra 1000 police on the street. Parliament Square and Whitehall to be precise.
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  1480.  @yousnotright  4% of the private box at Arsenal. What about the rest?
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  1481. No they have lost their freedoms. It's politicians and civil servants that have gone mad.
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  1482. Let me offer an alternative. You're not going to change your mind. Some others might. So the longer you keep their occupied, the better.
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  1483. It's also hard to tell if people have been cremated.
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  1484. a) There is no list b) Trump not involved - clear statements to that c) Clinton likes them young - statements to that.
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  1485. and in the daytime.
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  1486. Racism.
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  1487. Where were the white faces?
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  1488. That'll be Rachel "One lump or two?" Reeves.
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  1489. 1. Get TR arrested 2. Prevent him from attending the protest. 3. Delay the release until after the protest. Of course it adds up.
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  1490. It's a cash grab.
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  1491.  @DrQuadrivium  Hence why we need a bismark not beveridge system. Combine regulator and medical delivery - patient loses - cover ups Combine insurrer and medical delivery - post code lotteries for example Failures? All three conspire against the victims.
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  1492. Adding and abetting criminals.
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  1493. Budget? Dark days ahead.
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  1494. Notice in the link. Biden's quiting letter, not on headed paper. Doctor's letter? On official paper.
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  1495. Yep. Then there was that strange comment of his. "I didn't defend his father". There's nothing about his father being prosecuted for anything. It's got a very very strong wiff about it all and his involvement in it.
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  1496. @ calculate the best route in real time That's not AI. That's old school.
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  1497. It's corrupt.BBB won't say that because if he did, the system would 'deal with him'.
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  1498. And more stabbing. 15 year old, charged with attempted murder in Worthing, with an axe. Man has lost an arm and is critical, and head injuries. Woman still hospitalised but released.
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  1499. Has BBC verified, verified that? :-)
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  1500.  @cvn6555  I suspect that's part of it two. However, given the PR, you have to ask, what's really going on. Lets say the traveller's started it. It would be a slam dunk for the police. PR that they aren't two tier. Easy win in the court and outside in general. But no prosecution. So what's going on? I've concluded that the police started it. It's all on video and audio footage. The police don't want that coming out, because its disasterous PR. Far worse than not doing anything PR. Everyone would jump on it.
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  1501. They will be kicked out for the new migrants.
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  1502. So what do you with a country that has tariffs against your goods? You do exactly what Trump has done. You play tit for tat.
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  1503. Yep.
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  1504. What will happen with the right is they just opt out. Move out of California. Not pay taxes. Organise their affairs so the state can't attack them. They will use the courts, such as the Scotus,
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  1505. £250,000 of holidays hasn't cured him.
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  1506. Whats needed is that they are in the dock. Produce the password. With the password all the messages can be retrieved. Will they offer up the passwords?
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  1507. You mean she's advised them to confess. It's looking like if we all admit to doing it, they won't get rid of us all.
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  1508. How many games of hide the sausage?
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  1509. The main reason. It keeps them occupied whilst you get on with other business.
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  1510. 23 comments 6 showing up.
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  1511. Exactly
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  1512. Get then into the inquiry. Then you prosecute. They they discover they can't be consistent.
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  1513.  @juliet7703  Jury trial. 12 angry men and women.
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  1514. So it was a deliveroo home delivery?
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  1515. If you are talking about it as a ponzi, its too late. :-)  @jwarmstrong 
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  1516. It's wider than that.
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  1517. I wouldn't recommend he bends the knee to them or it will be chop chop
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  1518. Arrested two? Weren't there more?
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  1519. Couldn't work out what he's done for work for the last 3 years eh?
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  1520. Sacked and jailed. Now how to arrange the second part.
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  1521. It all comes back to consent. Very simply, people have no right of consent and are being forced to fund other people's sex lives.
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  1522. Nolan principles thrown out of the window to protect him.
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  1523.  @Dbacc1960  My bet is that's why she bought the RV.
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  1524. Since the weather has cleared up, I'm off to the police to make the crime reports. Plural. 1. for s65, Representation of the People Act for the address offence. 2. Section 2, 2006 Fraud Act The rental on that property is £75,000 a year, not £20,000 he declared. I think I'll add on Malfeasance.
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  1525. Coulter's law/
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  1526.  @PaddyWhite-n3f  Shaved or waxed?
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  1527.  @johnmcdonald219  It's more complex. The basis of the situation is pension debts. Sounds really odd, so let me explain. In teh UK £16 trillion, off the books with no assets. 30% of tax goes on the debt. Wealth inequality, poverty, austerity, low take home pay all direct consequences. That debt is growing way in excess of GDP growth. In other words its not going to be paid. So think about the consequences for most people. It's dire. Really really dire. Politicians know this. They have no solutions for the public because they are the problem. There are no palatable solutions. So what do they do? a) Loot. with money you can escape on a private jet etc. b). Go authoritarian. Attack the peasants, supress the peasants. Social Credit score for example. CCTV. Not allowed to move. The solution is politicians and civil servants have their necks on the line.
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  1528. It has a name. Conspiracy.
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  1529. You don't half of what goes on between TFL, the DLVA, Capital and Siemen's offshoot, Yunex Traffic limited.
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  1530. But they won't serve long.
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  1531. Yes. The longer that goes on the more you have to conclude that its self defence. Or that if they prosecute them, Constable Stampy ends up in the witness box and self incriminates. Not prosecuting protects one of their own.
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  1532. Imagine a male ceo saying they personal vet all black women.
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  1533. Europe will end up in even more dire straights. The bigger the pension the bigger the debt. The younger you retire, the bigger the debt. None of them have assets to pay the debt.
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  1534. Chief Magistrate Paul Goldspring is retiring to draft his sentencing remarks. He says he will be back at around 12:30 BST. He asks Edwards to stand and explains the adjournment to him. He says that if Edwards wants to “run the gauntlet” he would be free to get a coffee. Edwards leave the dock and thanks the security officers as they hold the door. ============ So the Magistrate loves him.
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  1535. The problem is we have teachers who think testing is bad. They don't test the kids, then when they, the teachers are tested, they get stressed. Instead it needs to move to a situation where testing is the norm. Schools that do this, are the ones that are helping their kids. It becomes normal. Kids get the feedback. Parents get the feedback [there's a failure here with schools where parents don't get emails of all results]. Teachers get testing, get the feedback and if needed the help to make changes. Other things that can be done. Teaching materials, class plans etc, you can industrialise. They can be produced once for lots of teachers, freeing up massive amounts of time. That's a scaleable job. However teaching isn't scaleable.
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  1536. Has she been hiding the sausage?
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  1537. Burnham is just angling for being PM. Problem is he would need a safe seat, and there aren't any for Labour.
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  1538. Plus the 228K for the foot ball box. 9.5K a match, 24 home matches in a season (PL + CL)
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  1539. I told people.
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  1540. See Austria this afternoon.
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  1541.  @IanLynch-b7e  Starmer's not unpopular. Rishi's pretty dire. Blair is hated, left right and center. Truss? No one knows. Boris, people like But I agree. Starmer is at the bottom of the pile. I wonder if he's going to like his own laws being used against him
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  1542. Then there should be prosecutions for perverting the course of justice.
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  1543.  @amalgamatedtripeproduction2853  Probably cut the bag open and dropped the tea into the mug. I mean? Mug?
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  1544. It's a very very long list.
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  1545. So Southport. Where's he going to have got the ricin? a) Ebay b) Amazon c) Deliveroo d) Made it from the manual?
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  1546. There are very few skyscrapers that are beautiful. Chryser building and the Burg Kalifa are two of them
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  1547. Not born in the UK, he's not on the register of births. There's one with his name on the electoral roll from 2006. So you would have had to be at least 18 then. Which cannot be the guy arrested given the reported age of the attacker. But not being on the register of births means you are almost certainly to have a second passport.
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  1548. An illusion created on debt.
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  1549. Brown shirts next.
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  1550.  @limawilko66  It does. If you take your speedo out of a car, is that a valid get out for speeding?
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  1551. He's got a lawyer mate who wants some cash. Create an inquiry. Pay him lots of money.
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  1552.  @hartley339  This government is holding us all sausages!
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  1553.  @COL-1  Nearly 340 saved and counting.
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  1554. Acting manager surely. Because someone was sick.
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  1555. It should have been prevented. Plane is on approach. What was the helicopter doing crossing the approach? Did the helicopter have its ADSB transponder on? Did the plane have a TCAS installed?
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  1556. Agreed.
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  1557. Given the lack of prosecutions in Rotherham, the numbers are skewed.
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  1558. A great joke can always be recycled! :-))
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  1559. Gives new meaning to lap top dancing. But then again he was a master with a joystick. Or did someone push him into it?
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  1560. This? All is the more accurate word.
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  1561. Exactly. Convicted by Monday, a long stretch.
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  1562. But with balaclavas being normal what do you expect?
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  1563.  @ElizabethEaton-q8p  You don't get it. Why did harris's vote fall 15 million compared to biden? Trumps stayed the same.
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  1564. CPS, Police, Kahn [who will be up to his neck in it], Judges, Politicians.
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  1565. and the NHS, and all the other things.
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  1566. How much is the RNLI going to have to pay?
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  1567. Why do they need the tax? Look at the accounts. They are making a 30% gross profit on services.
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  1568.  @WORSTKEBAB  But you will get 12 police investigating £1.50 bus fares.
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  1569. "The Ballot or the Bullet – Does your vote count?" Ho hum.
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  1570.  @LenaK-i8r  Well they have to follow the rules, to prevent the case being dismissed.
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  1571. I came across one case recently. I have coffee in a local shop. The guy running it is Muslim, and very good man. He had been feeding an illegal migrant who had been in the country for a long time. Not deported which is the key issue. He had mental issues. He went missing, and they couldn't find him. I went and asked some local police who I knew, if they could help to get the cafe's guy number to him. I later found out what had happened. He had gone with knives to the local police station. They had arrested him, sectioned him. He wouldn't even speak to his mother. Eventually his brother came and took him back to his home country. So what is the big issue? It's the HOME OFFICE and Westminster.
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  1572. The man whose idea on the state pension was to confiscate private pensions to pay the debt he's run up, and not tell people.
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  1573. Very good.
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  1574. I'm surprised it's taken UKR so long to target these targets. Oil refineries are top of the list. You can't run an army with no oil. Plus production stops, refining stops, users of those fuels can't so tax revenues stop.
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  1575.  @marthanomvulamutanga8938  That's still 70 kg a body, less fluids.
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  1576. There is no war or conflict in Rwanda. People are going there on holiday.
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  1577.  @donthesitatebegin9283  I've drafted the petition but MPs have their petition site down. I've got quite a few channels on YT that I think will push it, and others. I've written a briefing paper on why it can be changed retrospectively. ie. Ab initio That means Starmer has a massive, and I mean massive tax bill to pay. Wouldn't surprise me if it was more than 2 million. All to help public services and save the NHS. It's in the manifesto after all. What's he going to do? Increase the taxes on the peasants.
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  1578. Leftwing. Blackrock Democrats.
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  1579. It's not a bug, its a feature.
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  1580.  @V-Smith  Agreed. it's very short. Points out the spin. Completely trashes the report and is funny, in just 4 words!
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  1581. Shades of Holyrood. Politicians need skin in the game. Wedding tackle on the for example. Debacle? Chop chop. Pay for view to get some of the money back
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  1582. And graft the whole way
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  1583.  @legendarybluecollar  And add on top, subsidising EU nationals in the UK Simple solutions are no wefare and a 40K a year minimum tax code.
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  1584. Vanbrugh Park Road police closure: Two SA'd. The Met hope to find a white man, said to be with a stocky build and dark, receding hair, in connection with the incident. He is said to have an Eastern European accent.
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  1585.  @Puffball-ll1ly  Problem. Oh Harvey. I don't care that he's gay. Problem was that at the time it was illegal and he was making the laws. At least to his credit, he paid the fine.
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  1586. Make the control over prosecutions a political choice. I wonder why.
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  1587. They didn't. He had already lost his appeal. Home office had not deported him.
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  1588. Since they haven't investigated her, perhaps they need to start an investigation.
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  1589. I thought they weren't an item?
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  1590. I certainly think that part of the sentence should be no OF business.
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  1591. Two people taking liberties. One is eating on the bus the other is harrassing people.
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  1592. Pharmaceutical expert would be my guess. Trained as a pathologist.
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  1593. I reported him for an offence. Took two attempts. On the second it was recorded. The quote from the officer. "I have a mortgage and a family. I'm NOT going to investigate because its carreer ending"
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  1594. Oui.
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  1595. They get fired when they get caught. Doh!
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  1596. One for reforms todo list. No foriegners, even naturalised get to vote. Constituency sizes based on the number of eligble voters, not residents. Constituency boundaries redrawn and by elections held. Deal's with Labour's plan to rig the electorate. On the card voting. Lets see. You turn up. Swipe. It's says you have already voted. Now what?
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  1597. Meanwhile in the US, the Democrats have decided to stick with Biden. The idea that they would have to fill out all those ballot papers by hand with a new candidate was just too much
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  1598. Here's an idea. Abolish rates. Abolish council tax. Congestion zones. Gone complete. Then a percentage of income tax goes to councils? How much? It's done per capita. i.e Same amount per person. Now personally, I'd do it on the basis of the number of Brits. That's far cheaper to collect. All those debt collectors, made redundant. Rich areas subsidise the poor. So what choices do councils have? If you want to do more, you have to be more efficient.
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  1599. @bettyswollocks3922 He claimed he was 16 to get asylum. ....
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  1600. Number 561 on my list of bad politicians.
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  1601. Lizzo is beautiful - she's an inspiration for women everywhere. You are beautiful like Lizzo. You remind me of her. Do mean I'm fat? I'm ending this date right now.
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  1602. Too many words in the title. Lets see if we can make it more concise. SNP Policy Crumbles? Can we do better? SNP Crumbles! Yep that's short and better.
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  1603. So what's your solution Tony?
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  1604. Still nothing on the BBC
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  1605. Tripped and fell on it. Lots of witnesses.
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  1606. The cheaper option is for the state not to do it. Option 3, never discussed. The A or B choice works with 2 year olds.
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  1607. Good on her. Make sure you do the same to really rub it in when Biden's replaced.
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  1608. Another option. Set up a go fund me. Money comes in, goes out. It's now clean money. Laundered.
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  1609. Next we need is an investigation into the side effects, the lack of testing, and prosecutions for that.
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  1610. Four teenagers have been arrested after a boy was robbed at knifepoint in Bromley.
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  1611. Some of his quotes. .. sexual violence happens to bigoted people as well. And so, you know, it is not discerning crime. But these spaces are also for you. But if you bring unacceptable beliefs that are discriminatory in nature, we will begin to work with you on your journey of recovery from trauma. But please also expect to be challenged on your prejudices ... ... you know, to me, therapy is political, and it isn’t always seen as that.
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  1612. Oh look. Wearing a balaclava. And when will police start doing stop search and photograph of all those doing the same? Start with Deliveroo, or is it Drugeroo.
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  1613. Bribery and corruption.
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  1614. Are the severably liable for the fines?
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  1615. Well at least Sadiq Kahn is safe in the two 300,000 pound armour plated Range Rovers we bought him.
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  1616. The biggest is that socialist welfare state and its pension debt. 30% of tax currently goes on the debts and that's increasing at 10% a year.
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  1617.  @JacintasChromebook  Morally bankrupt? yes Nasty piece of work? yes Criminal? Hard to see the offence unless its a civil case for taking the fees under false pretences. As I right this, the civil case would be interesting. The PM's lawyers play this to the jury. They point out the jury has lost lots of money because he failed. The very last question he was asked was very very telling.
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  1618. On the payments back in cash. What you will then be able to do is look at Wade's spending patterns. If they stay the same as prior, he can produce the cash or the evidence of a deposit. If he can't, then it wasn't paid.
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  1619. Fingers crossed. Will the disguise work?
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  1620. He can always dump fuel, and you get no slick because its in the air spread and evaporated. So if he ditches, why didn't it float? empty fuel tanks would imply it does. Going for that, no bodies. However a vertical impact, plane is destroyed, sinks. Consistent with the fragments found. But no life vests for example. We won't know until it is found.
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  1621. From the Met's Police Website. "Three men convicted following death of man in Thornton Heath" Michael Patrick Afonso Peixoto was the victim, not born in the UK Zak Baako was born in the UK, but from a migrant background. John Budal wasn't born the UK Omari Peat was born in the UK, but from a migrant background. So explain.
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  1622. And after the weekend protest, and the TR trial.
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  1623.  @Nothing-rd9zh  3 for a Phd. What's he been doing for 5 of those years?
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  1624. When were you offered the vote on the policy?
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  1625. Shanked would be my guess. Loss of blood leading to a natural death.
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  1626. Polymarket ========= Trump 63.7% (up 3.3%) Harris 36.1% (down 3.2%)
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  1627. The gibberish approach to lying.
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  1628. Oh look. Comments on democracy are being censored.
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  1629.  @charliehepburn8803  Not quite. When UK government cash is involved, the Scotland Yard could be ordered to get involved. The spending of UK money means laws can spread.
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  1630. It's called democracy.
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  1631. What about who dunnit? Question 2.
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  1632. Depends on how the insurers treat the claim.
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  1633.  @The_Penguin_Overlord  Or Nitrous for the cackles
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  1634.  @Bobsey  He organised the robbery. He gets done for murder as a consequence
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  1635. Double the pain, half the gain.
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  1636. The next election is effectively a referendum on independence. The SNP have stated that. So that resets the clock. Once in a generation. You have to wait another 25 years.
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  1637. You missed off. And the state hides the debts off the books.
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  1638. Nah, the die has been cast. They are not relevant any more than scrofula is a major cause of concern in the UK
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  1639. Another local resident, who also did not wish to be named, said he was inside the River of Life Elim Pentecostal Church on Gifford Road, which is behind the police cordon, on Saturday night, when someone came into the church to say there had been a shooting. He described the scene outside as “pandemonium”.
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  1640.  @ShanghaiRooster  Yes. I would also remove voting from commonwealth nationals, also allowed. I would also remove it from all naturalised citizens, and anyone who has been convicted of a crime.
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  1641. An MP has to declare their spouses and family interests. Have they made a balls up?
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  1642. Two lots or one? :-)
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  1643. wheel 'terrifies' cyclists. ========== So much that cyclists are constantly cycling and using mobiles. If GB news wants to see this, drop me a line and I'll show you rampant criminality by cyclists. Rampant. 1200 offences an hour, one junction.
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  1644. The crime detection rate is low. Starmer prosecuted 4 million. He was triumphant about that. What society have they created where crimes are committed on that scale? Or is it they are inventing crimes to extract cash? Or both?
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  1645. There's a barrister in Scotland, who used to work for the BBC, who is doing that.
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  1646. Including welfare payments, income support, NHS, common goods in the Foreign aid budget is an ever better idea. The tap would stop week one.
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  1647. Why not just deal with the underlying cause and remove it from the UK? When the cost benefit analysis of migration was done, was the impact of crime factored in? Was the impact of billions spent on security guards factored in? Was the impact of inflation caused by shop lifiting factored in? What about the cost of prevent? Ah yes, no.
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  1648. The next Bond movie, You only miss twice.
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  1649. Applies to 99% of Westminster.
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  1650. Ali and the forty thieves.
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  1651. Have you not heard of people getting shitfaced? :-)
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  1652. Brain test came back negative.
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  1653. Looking at the sat imagery, it does look like an over full graveyard.
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  1654. Donors pull the strings. Not the voters. Not the Dem members. That's what's going on.
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  1655. The best things in life are free But you can give them to the birds and bees I want money (That's what I want) Replacing the International as the Labour Anthem.
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  1656. I've a complaint, Lancs officer. Well two actually. First was rejected, as expected. Second is on going. Not recording the offence by the officer. Now they have admitted they are investigating him. All the interactions from DPS in Lancs were designed to get the officer off, not dealing with the officer in the same way they treat the public. ie. Pure Two Tier. Now because DPS told a porkie, and I've the tape, I'm going to take it to the PCC. I made it a Schedule 3 complaint under the 2002 police reform act. That means I need the resolution letter. They really really really don't want me to get that letter and refer it for review. I've got the voice recordings and they have tweaked I have them. The actual referal I'll be quite straight. When people see officers doing wrong on social media, then an officer needs to look at the video, and the officer needs to refer. That's the law. They then need to put up a statement to that effect on their website, followed up with any action. They need to stop using the rules to cover up. Otherwise people like me who know the rules, will use them to circumvent their game.
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  1657. And the MP who assaulted a person smashing them whilst they were on the ground. Plead guilty. Will he a) get 6.5 years b) more than 6.5 years c) Less than 6.5 years. Silly me. He's an MP not a peasant.
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  1658. The Labour Party are so Cruel Denying the old their winter Fuel.
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  1659. There is no right of consent in the EHRC. I wonder why.
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  1660.  @lookup2094  So those who where paying to enter illegally. Have they been deported? Of course not. Is Vietnam dangerous? No. You can go there on holiday.
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  1661. From the Aldi to the Lidl, make the sausages free.
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  1662.  @richertz  I've done a bit more thinking. Tomorrow is a working day. People will talk. There will be lots who haven't heard of it. So you are going to get a lot of people signing. But remember, foreigners and children, you have to take that off your number for calculating percentaged. Or perhaps you work at labour head quarters.
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  1663. That's the end of the BBC then.
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  1664. I reported him. I wonder if I get a crime update on it?
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  1665. The last bit. It's because of how they have arranged the law. For example, the state screws up, violates someone's rights. Who pays? The answer is the public have their rights violated. Article 1, the right to enjoy your property is violated because state agents abused someone. That's a human rights abuse. The state agents should pay, not the public.
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  1666. Talk about attacking the victim.
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  1667. Follow the money.
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  1668. More police to protect parliament
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  1669. About 10 days ago, a YT channel called the restoration couple, put out the cost of getting planning permission £46,694! Pure extortion.
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  1670. Starmer, the first PM laughed out of office. Obligatory joke Winston Churchill~ "We shall fight them on the beaches" J.F Kennedy ~ "Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country". Ronald Reagan~ "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall"~ Margaret Thatcher "Being Prime minister is a lonely job, you cannot lead from the crowd". Kier Starmer~ "THE RETURN OF THE SAUSAGES"!
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  1671. Not allowed in England for certain. Councils have sued their own planning departments and have been laughed out of court.
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  1672. Given they had a mug shot of him, he's must have form. If you check on the register of births, no one with that name was born in the UK. So I think you can claim criminal migrant.
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  1673. "Man convicted of murder after deliberately ramming into an electric bike rider" I've no sympathy for any of those involved. Both 'victim' and offender
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  1674. What's the betting they waste it, then discover they still have to pay the EU.
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  1675. Rathaus is the name of a local government building in German.
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  1676. Who cares? The Tories are next year's GCSE History Paper. Who were the Tories. So no ChatGPT writting your essay before the exam.
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  1677. Canade was also ordered to carry out 150 days of unpaid work as well as complete 35 sessions of a sex offenders rehabilitation course. =========== What's the betting he self treats?
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  1678. They aren't taking it seriously in another instance. It's very clear from the research that criminals like this start near to their home, family, friends etc. That has been covered up for reasons related to "honour" and value in the marriage market. The police are not investigating that. There are two cover ups.
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  1679. London may be different. ie. Get rid of Kahn means you have to vote for Hall I've just voted. What's interesting is nearly half the candidates in London, don't live in London.
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  1680. 3 times as well.
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  1681. You still have a tough decision. Portrait or landscape, tik tok or Youtube.
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  1682.  @danielduesentriebjunior  I know. The need more. If you are going to take out an oil refinery, oil storage system, you don't need much explosive. You need 100kg plus incenduary element to make sure it burns. I did some costings, fibre glass, prop, motorcycle engine, computer brains [$30], servos and some explosive. Under $15,000 for 1000 mi range. Even with some labour on top, its cheap. Now GPS can be jammed, so ideally you want a mobile phone that calls home and you guide it in visually. Send a swarm, and the defence system can't handle it. Send them different routes, if shot down, change the route next time. Plus those targets, they affect tax revenues big time. Where will Russia get its fuel, and can it afford to pay in hard currency? Look at the Ruble.
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  1683. Almost certainly. MPs have done it. Speach therapists is the latest. Tonsil's tickled.
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  1684. Question. Has anyone complained to the police? I would suggest reading the report, when it comes out, then making the police report. Lots of people doing that causes a problem for the police.
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  1685. Makes the arrests easy. All in the same location
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  1686. Your Search for Juliana Prosper returned zero good matches Your Search for Giselle Prosper returned zero good matches Your Search for Kyle Prosper returned zero good matches Your Search for Nicholas Prosper returned zero good matches ====== Not born in the UK based on the report.
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  1687. The big reason is incompetence and crimes. Failures on NHS, crime, transport roads. ie. All round failures. Independence means they will be in complete control and you will get above in spades.
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  1688. There are a few of examples I can see where they have done better. DJII is one. Another is a company called Seeed [three e's]. It's got a better rapid prototyping set up that the American versions that are still hung up on soldering. PCBway, a chinese PCB company, can do things that the West can't or won't.
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  1689. Your bonkers if you think Labour will solve anything.
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  1690. In this case it is. Payment in return for a pass.
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  1691. What's the betting there's a shredfest?
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  1692. But richard says debt doesn't matter. Load it all up on the tax payer's credit card. But he does admit it results in future taxation. He doesn't admit that its taxation with no services. ie. Austerity.
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  1693.  @awf6554  Why should he have to do MI5/MI6's job and identify Chinese spys? That's the more important question. Then if they have identified the spy, what actions should the government take to protect people from foreign agents?
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  1694. Orange man bad says the BBC
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  1695. 1. Get a list of all phone calls and contacts for her 2. Put search warrants on all those phones. 3. Get the messages that still exist. 4. Jail her for corruption on top of the other offences, time to be service sequentially and not concurrently.
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  1696. Will he be done by Monday?
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  1697. He's been epsteined.
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  1698. Put the asylum camps on the Irish Border.
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  1699. They hate competitors.  @kwantator 
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  1700. There are quite a few "John Does" in the documents.
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  1701. And was the pearl necklace on expenses a service or a bit of bling?
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  1702. But the law says people are going to have to buy from him. Green policies for you.
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  1703. L plate. Moped. London. Food delivery, 3rd party only I only got one quote. £8,500 a year with a £3,000 excess. You have to wonder if any are insured.
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  1704. For them
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  1705. Quite a few. Clapping for example
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  1706. Very odd that they ALL have wiped there messages. A sensible person would conclude there had been a conspiracy.
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  1707. Mohammed Amar 16 years Yasser Ajaib 6 Years Mohammed Zameer Sadiq 15 years Mohammed Siyab 25 years Abid Saddiq 24 years Tahir Yasin 13 years Ramin Bari 9 years
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  1708. Correct. However it is important you get out the popcorn.
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  1709.  @vladimirimp  Lots have a vested interest. Cash. That includes families. It includes doctors too. I know of one case where the doctor caused a level of harm that was going to kill the patient. So they bumped the off with morphine without even discussing it with the patient. If I saw that now, I would be down the police with the murder report if it was too late. Before hand I would be making the 999 call. It would all be recorded. The level of avoidable deaths in the NHS is rampant. This is all about covering up that, not about patient care.
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  1710. We need to get Ark 2 ready, filled up and sent off into space. Appologies to Douglas Adams.
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  1711. Iqbal v Dean Manson [2011] EWCA Civ 123, it was held that sending letters can form part of a course of conduct amounting to harassment:- Worthington & Anor v Metropolitan Housing Trust Ltd [2018] EWCA Civ 1125 Making legal threats, and they don't act on them. Section 1 of the Protection from Harassment Act 1997 (‘PHA’) stipulates that:- ‘A person must not pursue a course of conduct— (a) which amounts to harassment of another, and (b) which he knows or ought to know amounts to harassment of the other.’ Section 7(2) states that harassment includes ‘alarming the person or causing the person distress’ and a ‘course of conduct’ is described in section 7(3) as necessarily involving ‘in relation to a single person ... conduct on at least two occasions in relation to that person ‘. ======== Report them via a police website as committing an offence.
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  1712.  @SilverFoxHotTakes  It's that RV again and that naughty video they funded. They are after more funding for a second one. Instead of Granny does the Gorbals, a homage to Debbie and Dallas, they are looking to do a road trip. A review of all the best dogging sites in Scotland. Why else do you think they bought the vehicle?
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  1713. Ban it.
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  1714. Can I make a suggestion? Get her Vitamin D and Vitamin B12 levels in particular checked. The B12 produces that sort of symptom. What causes that loss? Well its most likely an immune issue. A blood test is cheap. The fix is a series of booster shots, and then top ups.
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  1715. Abbot for example. Private school there.
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  1716. She threatened politicians, the elite, So what do you expect? Now if she had threatened the peasants nothing would have happened.
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  1717. Minimum tax code of 40K a year. Break even.
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  1718. Now we are getting closer to the real cause.
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  1719. I did not have sexual relationships with that child.
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  1720. Why are the Post Office involved beyond signing a cheque?
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  1721. So Starmer was blackmailing the speaker with threats.
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  1722. I think you will find they are fellow offenders.
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  1723.  @janecooke9151  So why did the recipient delete all the other messages?
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  1724.  @John1873--  Plenty. He was convicted of being in a machette gang. Why would you need a machette on the street?
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  1725. Next effect. They will need more teachers. Perhaps they can get them from the private schools. Ah yes, you need to pay a premium to get them. Now all the other teachers demand that money too.
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  1726. I would add about the inquiry, so far there's no discussion of the elephant in the room. Who created the virus and how did it leak?
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  1727. So lets see. Huw Edwards let off. What are they going to do in these cases? It's already illegal. Has been for years to create PDF images, even cartoons.
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  1728.  @SilverFoxHotTakes  Timesradio was repeatedly calling Harris. Same as the BBC. The smell of Schadenfreude in the morning. Ist geil!.
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  1729. Repeatedly stole money and lots of other offences too.
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  1730.  @russellwilliams1163  Absolutely.
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  1731. I've a complaint in progress with the standards lot for tax evasion.
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  1732. The Kid Starver.
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  1733. Another one for my list of sausage jokes
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  1734. Will he win the dead vote this time?
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  1735. He'll have been denied his winter fuel allowance and is cold.
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  1736. Another Welshman.
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  1737. There's a smell of milk that's gone off
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  1738.  @juliegwilliam8503  Yep. Him too. Now Sky is doing the same.
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  1739.  @kiwishitloard2568  The bit that gets me, the reluctance to prosecute. From that, it leads me to think that its very bad for the police, over and above what we've seen. From what we've seen, the officer just says, I thought he had a gun, gets a trial out of area, gets acquited. However, if he threw the first punch, was out and out racist on video, the defence just says self defence and will win.
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  1740. The lack of MSM questions is also very very telling.
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  1741. Man rushed to hospital after 'shocking' knife attack in Manchester city centre ======= 1 week ago.
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  1742. They are running out of wall space in that hall.
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  1743. A back door pass, so he can come as he pleases.
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  1744.  @Ful12344  He plead guilty. Now I've no doubt that he was stealing. Problem is, you have to leave the shop with the goods.... His solicitor didn't do his job.
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  1745. Another one for my bumper book of Keir Starmer jokes. Charity ad: This is PM Kier Starmer and his wife, these two multi-millionaires are so poor and destitute they can't afford to put clothes on their own backs. Just £10,000 per week will keep multi-millionaires Kier and his wife in clothes. So please give generously.
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  1746. Make the law retrospective.
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  1747. I think we need a wall. With a night watch. To keep the English safe from the Wild lands north of the barrier.
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  1748. Beating the bush, not beating around the bush.
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  1749.  @Moscow_Will_Burn  He's a tax evader
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  1750.  @RichardEnglander  I had it at 40K, but 41K is probably close too if you take average tax generated adjusted for the deficit spending. Problem is that on top you have the pay later debts such as pensions, nuclear clean up, the EU, losses on insurance claims,,.... All the debts hidden off the balance sheet.
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  1751.  @Fingersofjoy  STAB PROBE Woman, 20s, flees home in terror with child in arms after falling victim to horror Cork stab attack as suspect arrested A suspect has been lifted by cops and is being quizzed A man in his 40s was arrested this evening by investigators and is being quizzed over the incident.
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  1752.  @Dylan-xh9qh  No politicians who are foreign, or naturalised. Ends immediately. No workers in the public sector who are foeign or naturalised bar highly controlled exceptions. Here I would suggest they are excluded from any job application. So that rolls of over time. So what exceptions? Well medical is one. Specific highly skilled jobs for a limited period. For example, if the UK needs the experience of a particular brain surgeon with expertise in one area, to bring them in to train up people here? No problems. To bring in a worker from Nigeria to issue parking tickets? Nah. Now all of that can be done under a simple, Britain taking back control manifesto promise. You don't need to lay it all out.
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  1753. One of my neices has emigrated. Masters in intensive care nursing. I was with her on a ward once. Doctors were coming to her for advice. Another, left nursing completely. Ward sister and a very good one. Just one as a nurse left.
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  1754.  @pauldavis5518  He and his bothers and sister [there are 4 of them] were all born in the UK to migrant parents.
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  1755. Only 10%? That's not right. It's way higher. What about all those subcontracted staff?
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  1756. Sharia law for government and debts, with the appropriate punishment for stealing.
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  1757. They've arrested the suspect with the assault rifle. Oh I get it. Doesn't fit the agenda.
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  1758. Why no tax on that 75K a month perk?
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  1759. Pardons can be complete in a morning. 700 letters, signed Charlie Rex. That takes a morning. Nothing stopping that extending to being overturned. Nothing stopping the pardon being for the reason of exoneration. I would suggest not sending them by post.
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  1760. You've forgotten rescuing Europe from Napoleon.
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  1761. Ah yes - eventually I get it. Excess deaths.
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  1762. What voltage and amps?
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  1763. Are they carrying burning torches and pitchforks?
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  1764. Just pull his security and allocate it to protecting Greggs.
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  1765. Labour councillor is on remand. But the general issue. Starmer hates the idea that people have contradictory ways of thinking. He knows that he's going to lose if people start thinking and communicating. His necks on the line. Literally
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  1766. Why weren't the jurors presented with the evidence of the photographs, particularly if its the same child?
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  1767. Due in court January.
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  1768. And then the police arrested the rape victim for assault.
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  1769. DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson resigns after sex offence charges
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  1770. Let her depose Starmer, then be kicked out. That would be justice. On the polls. Labour got 20% of the electorate at the GE. How can the polls put their share of the electorate as an increase? They've inflated the numbers to help out their mates.
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  1771. Short drop not long drop. Austerity cuts means long is more expensive.
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  1772. Fast track cases? They are politicised.
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  1773. Welfare state £16 trillion in debt. Off the books of course because of that Bernie Maddoff School of accounting. How much does that cost?
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  1774. There's one area where TR has got it wrong. The Rotherham lot [and others]. If you read the research on this type of behaviour, they start with family and friends before progressing. Then for cultural reasons, to do with value in the marriage market, its covered up. There are two cover ups, and one is on going. TR needs to push that, because it they have no counter to it.
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  1775. The grift is large in this one.
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  1776. Bondi attacker, who is a 40-year-old man who was known to police. ============= Aren't they always.
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  1777.  @chrismajor69  Or how about telling us how much debt these civil servants have accumulated for their pensions. Balance sheet number. It's their 'asset' so we can see just how "poor" they are.
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  1778.  @KemetledAfrica  Take the recent murders by the 17 year old from Rwanda. Put his surname in and search to see if any of his relatives were involved? The answer is yes. You then have to ask the question were his parents involved? Then I suggest doing some research into the Prime Minister and his career earning 100s of thousands of pounds of legal aid for Rwandans. I think it can be summarised as Himmer's lawyer.
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  1779. Very good
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  1780. I'm in your debt Don. You are my Don. Meanwhile Biden sleeps with the fishes.
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  1781. 2+2=5? Is Diana an accountant?
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  1782. and an admission the RV was for dogging. That would be the sparklers on the cake! :-)
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  1783. When the state says parents are not to be trusted to bring up children, then when it goes wrong the state is criminally to blame. The state should not be allowed to cherry pick when its responsible or not.
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  1784. It's corrupt. I have 6 state secrecy certificates, made out to me personally, stating they are corrupt.
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  1785.  @godzillas6301  Not when subject to Subject Access Requests. Then deleting is a crime.
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  1786. So one bit missing. Rudeness from a police officer makes it a slam dunk for a complaint.  @Veeger 
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  1787. What's the betting he has been involved with the Romanian Maffia on Westminster bridge? What's the betting that Charring Cross Police station have been taking bribes?
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  1788. But not freedom from the state stealing your money to pay Richard is million pound plus pension
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  1789. PDF R gangs.
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  1790. The bigger the protest the closer to the truth.
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  1791. I believe the standard response is pull the other one its got bells on it
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  1792. There's no reason for a ULEZ, but Khan has one.
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  1793. Migration is a westminster decision. Supply and demand. Couple that with Scottish incompetence.
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  1794. 250,000 arrived. How many left? 19,000 Labour are not fixing the problem 1,500,000 on welfare, plus their dependents. Labour are not fixing the problem.
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  1795. Given teh minister for corruption has resigned for being involved. I think the minister for child protection needs to be investigated.
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  1796. Correct. Bar one bit. Free Market? It's a socialist policy. Blair's policy.
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  1797. They don't want their patio being dug up, just like Fred West.
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  1798. Did he plead guilty at the earliest opportunity? No. Why was he given credit? Category A images? Why was that ignored? Remorse? When did he make any statement to the court? There's no remorse. Amnesia? How can he be remorseful if he can't remember Damages? Where are the damages to the victims? If they can't be found, damages to organisations that help them. Where are the costs? Ah yes, no costs. Someone knobbled the magistrate.
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  1799. and their right to tax.
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  1800. They are fishing. That's the first part. Second, they are seen to be doing "something". The round up the usual suspects has become, round up anyone. If they are correct, then lots of criminals have been let in.
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  1801. Surely it confirms they are a crime family.
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  1802. If you are a landlord, make sure you put the 700 and other charges as a feature of any contract. If imposed, its added to the tennants bill. Idealy separately listed
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  1803.  @alexf461  Replace them. That's what's happened in this case. One example. QI. I understand it. There are reasons when it make sense. But... So what should happen? It's simple. It's a question of fact. That means the jury decides, not the judge.
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  1804. At least the investigations into Hamza can carry on. It's only offences after the repeal that won't be offences.
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  1805. What the sentencing guidelines ignore. Serial rapists. Where's the aggraviting factor of being a serial rapist? Not on the list for sentencing guidelines. Next lets look at other cases to compare and contrast. Lee James Mullen, 38, admitted sexual assault by penetration and inflicting grievous bodily harm at Glan Clwyd Hospital, Bodelwyddan, Denbighshire, on 10 December 2024. Mullen, of Church Street, Flint, Flintshire, had been previously jailed for 11 years after gagging and raping a woman in 2015. So a serial rapist. 11 years for a first offence. Look at the serial rapists here, getting fractions of that. But Lee James Mullen is white. Now it's clear, he was let off lightly for his first offence. He won't be so lucky for his second. In the case the BBB points out, they have gotten away with it.
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  1806. I know personally of one person who is brain dead. Clots caused a heart attack, which resulted in loss of oxygen. She's a GP. I know of other deaths. Rather a large number. I've got problems. Short term memory plus immune issues. Now I'm on injections for life for B12.
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  1807. I did not defend the Southport attacker's father. A true statement, but completely economical with the truth. 1. Has he met the father? 2. Has he offered the father legal advice? 3. Has he taken money directly, or indirectly [legal aid for example] from the father? 4. Was the father involved in genocide? 5. What were the reasons for the aslyum? 6. Do those reasons still exist? 7. Same for the mother. 8. What did the anti terror and inteligence services know? Economical with the truth.
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  1808. Can we have some sensible naming system? Aardvark virus Baboon virus Cuttlefish virus D....
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  1809. Should be compulsory. Just like MadMax. Two enter, one leaves. Then repeat and repeat and repeat.
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  1810. Yep. I got a quote for insurance. Delivery of food, l-plates in London on a moped. £8,500 a year with a £3,000 excess. Guess what.
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  1811. Keith Brown MSP lost the plot with a radio presenter as he blasted the BBC Scotland for covering the controversy surrounding Humza Yousaf's handing of public cash to the alleged Hamas-linked United Nations Relief and Works Agency. The SNP deputy leader refused to accept there were legitimate questions being asked about the use of public funds. 1. Cash to terrorists? 2. Misuse of pubic funds? 3. .... all of he above.
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  1812. Lots of dead people. Cross bows, suitcases, the SNP....
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  1813. The man in the blue dress....
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  1814. Labour party policy in the UK to do the same.
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  1815. Surely its called. Accounting for Dummies. How to buy RV's with no money down. How to buy a Jag with no money down.
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  1816. What's the betting the fast tracked new prisoners, get fast tracked out of prisons.
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  1817.  @alanthomson1227  Could do both!
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  1818.  @diegoflores9237  It does. A 1000 km drone can be built for 25K USD. Hitting a refinery doesn't take much explosive to set the fuel off. Try researching where the oil refineries are, and what distance from the border.
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  1819. Starmer is up to his neck in it too. Hence he's keeping his mouth shut.
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  1820. Offences against the Person Act 1861, s.16 comes with a 10 year. But inciting an offence, attracts the same sentence as the offence. Now I reported him for the Threats to kill. There are police statements he's being questioned as a murder offence.
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  1821. I saw a video about south africa. People are cutting down traffic lights just to steal the copper. It's gone mad max.
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  1822. Too short a suspension. There's a table of drops.
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  1823. What use is a motorhome other than dogging?
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  1824. Yep. Resigned before pushed.
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  1825.  @logothaironsides2942  I'm going to put in a petition. Will it change things? No. But to have them to discuss his tax evasion just puts more fuel on the sack labour fire.
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  1826. You have to factor in the concept that they are trying to stitch him up, and Jenrick's done no due dillegence. Then it could be simpler, and he's just a criminal.
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  1827. Almost certainly.
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  1828.  @oliviaoxford9249  He keeps falling over so my bet is he won't be standing. Or perhaps he is the Tom Cruise of American Politics - Still doing his own stunts at the age of 80
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  1829. So the US says no cheap postage. Puts a $1 per item tax or more on. That hits high labour content items. Problem for China, that means big unemployment. That means unrest.
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  1830. Near me you are very very lucky to spot a cyclist obeying the law.
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  1831. The question then who is the worst. Well turns out for a local junction, its 1200 offences an hour, 98% by cyclists.
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  1832. That's a poll of BBC employees.
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  1833.  @beepbopboop7727  Can't see him on any electoral rolls. Can't see him on the register of births. The conclusion is that he is foreign. If he had acquired a British passport, then he would be on the electoral roll. So on that basis, he's not British. On the army bit, plenty of foreign nationals in the armed forces. Gurkas for example So what's your evidence he is? What's the betting he has form?
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  1834. Terrorism.
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  1835. He's slipped my list. Just added him to my list of bad and evil MP. Number 483
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  1836. Correct on they lying about him being competent.
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  1837. Could be the police who started it. That would explain why there's been no prosecutions. Or its two tier policing where a certain demographic get a free pass.
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  1838. The state has said, we are taking over from parents. Why not go after the schools, teachers, and social workers who have been involved with these children?
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  1839.  @Azureecosse  The numbers for the UK. Labour got 7.8 million votes. Reform 4 million. Completely unequal of course. Now if each reform voter convinces one other person, that's 8 million votes and a landslide.
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  1840. Ah the dogging mobile. Perhaps she was, for once, thinking ahead when it was bought
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  1841.  @BadlydrawnBen  There are some (key word) migrants that pay more than they cost. Most don't. So what income do you need to earn and pay tax to break even? Average wage is 38,500 a year [mean average]. Mr Average doesn't generate [from all taxes] enough tax revenue to cover their costs for the simple reason there's a deficit. It's around the 40K mark. How many migrants earn 40K plus? Some but not many. A non working dependent generate no tax, but still costs. So for migrants set their minimum tax code at 40K a year. That's easy, uses the existing tax system. Doesn't need hoards of civil servants administering points, collecting bribes. It works year in year out. Someone with points can come here and work at McDonalds, and we are stuck with them. But on average, as it stands, migration costs the UK big time.
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  1842. Spread lies and missinformation. You missed those tactics off.
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  1843. He's probably already got a council house .
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  1844. I think we still need private prosecutions, where the state fails to act. Here, for the PO, the CPS acted in some cases and not in all the others. That's a failure.  @street-level 
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  1845. Oh dear. Stamer and Labour will be getting ideas.
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  1846. Ask why there is no right of Consent in the Human Rights Act. Ask why so many MPs end up in the dock for a particular class of offences. Its a subcategory of those Institutional Psychopaths.
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  1847. You could write in Trump. Imagine having to report how many write in votes for him in a democratic primary.
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  1848. 1. I've reported her to the police for multiple offences. It's not just CGT. 2. She's going to the standards lot too. 3. Mark Menzies, I've report him to the police as well 4. He's also been reported to the standards lot.
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  1849.  @_MMWWMM_  I suspect he might be. There is one person with that name on the voting register. Given the voting rules that doesn't make him British. But what it does mean is that he's almost certainly got a second passport, and migrated to the UK. So strip him of his UK nationality, kick him out at the end of his sentence. This is the option if jails are over crowded. Deport from the prison gate to the jet, after the punishment section is complete. If they are in jail for prevention of harm to the public, deport. We then have to send their families with them. Can't break up families can we. A consequence of human rights law.
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  1850.  @_MMWWMM_  I hate the offence. Why do you admire someone whose stabbing people? Just for the avoidance of any doubt. 1. No criminals - barred and deported. 2. No discriminaton 3. Net contributors only That's my policy. Where's the hate?
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  1851. 24 home games at Arsenal. 9,500 for the box for one game. 228,000 a year. 5 years. 1.14 million pounds of graft.
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  1852. Khan doesn't care.
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  1853. I think you misread that. Every person is Scotland is working hard to keep Swinney in the lifestyle to which he's entitled.
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  1854. Why are they paying it unless there's a massive health risk? £1000 or cancer? which do you choose.
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  1855. We now know where the money went. It went into the Post Office's own accounts and it was paid out to top level employees.
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  1856. Not me.
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  1857. Gary Lineker's basement.
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  1858.  @thefella131  Neither can fly.
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  1859. Mike Tyson - you need to be worried.
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  1860.  @stevenpaterson5100  So how to implement my idea. 1. Average wage - once a year from the ONS 2. Tax code? HMRC already know who is from overseas because of NI registration. Letters go out to employers. 3. Annual Check? Easy 4. Letters with the short fall? Easy 5. Tax avoidance convictions? Easy - single justice system. All cases signed off by one judge. 6. One law change, on conviction, deported. Make it automatic. You can appeal the conviction, not the deportation if its to a safe country. So it can be done in a month.
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  1861. Put a target on Trump. Now who said that?
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  1862. They have lost 2 votes now. So has to be at least best of 5.
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  1863. How can Labour's vote have increased from 20% at the GE to 23%?
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  1864. Bring back curley wurleys and sherbert fountains.
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  1865.  @shabirmaster4829  I reiterate, its assault and child abuse. So why do you not think there's a cultural element? Verse 4:34 for example
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  1866. I've a question. Can sentences be commuted so they serve real time? Given they can be commuted and reduced, what about increasing with real minimum prison time.
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  1867. The bigger issue is with the design. The design was completely wrong.
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  1868.  @ony583  The relevant evidence was not presented, and some which was, was wrong. The case as you know is circumstantial. Part of that involved the calculation that the deaths occured by random chance, to show that the odds are so far gone, she must have done it. To do that [and I'm a statistician by the way], you need to know the number of people working in the NHS in maternity environments, and the current death rate. The problem is they didn't present a curretn death rate, so the odds are wrong. Mid Yorkshire Teaching NHS Trust Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust Mid Yorkshire teaching NHS Trust East Kent Cumbria South Wales All NHS trust that have killed huge numbers of babies and mothers. Even more than those are on special measures. The calculations of odds are wrong. Pure and simple. Next you have to look at the NHS as a religion. They would far rather have someone sent down than admit to a slaughter. Plenty of evidence they need scapegoats and they need cover ups.
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  1869. Isn't there a lot of racial profiling on this panel?
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  1870. Saville, Al Fayed, add to the list Then on the flip side, post masters. He was involved wiht all of those cases.
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  1871. Two tiers is the wrong name. It implies some sort of priority. It's not, its racism
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  1872. Do the offset their emmissions out of their own pockets?
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  1873. The best things in life are free But you can give them to the birds and bees [Chorus] I need money (That's what I want) ....
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  1874.  @zx9mel  Problem is that people have been pushed too far, the state has lost control over information. End result even at 0.1% of the population taking direct action, politicians know their necks are on the line.
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  1875. The votes have decided. Where is democracy hostile?
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  1876. Good. I'm pleased you've given the publicity to this following on from the email.
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  1877.  @Lousialee-hm3gu  I suspect someone else will have an extreme case of the squits. No logs at all
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  1878. Whilst suppressing that he donated to Biden
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  1879. They knew the content. Why were they playing it?
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  1880. ​ @sharonhyde7735  It used to be monthly/yearly. Then it was weekly. Then it was daily Now its morning, afternoon and evening....
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  1881. Their money has left.
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  1882. Knock knock Whose there? Pardon Pardon who? Pardon me its Hunter.
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  1883. Just like the Taliban
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  1884. First in English law, whenever he is mentioned it also means she. That's been long established. Rape 2003 Sexual Offences Act, Section One. It's the penetration that's the offence So a "woman" can commit that offence.
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  1885. A second obsertvation on the history of migration to the UK. The first example is slavery. Forced Labour Next we have Irish migration. Cheap Labour. Bangladesh and Pakistan. Cheap Labour for the mills. Chinese migration. Cheap Labour for the Army. Windrush. Cheap Labour for the NHS and London Transport The EU. Cheap Labour for companies. Current Mass Migration. Cheap Labour - push down wages - attack the population All disasters. Asylum. Kinder transport? No issues Ugandan Asians? No problems. ... When migration is done for cheap labour it doesn't work. When its small numbers of genuine refugees, it does work.
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  1886. From the posts on YT from the Left, there's a huge market with that demographic.
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  1887. Reminds me to add another Labour MP. Lord Tonnypandy, speaker of the house for similar reasons. He'll be #465
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  1888. No why didn't Peter Sutcliffe's lawyers do the same?
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  1889. I've reported her to the police. I've done the same with the Standards commissioner. She's not being open and honest. The Nolan principles apply. Being open is one of them. Which house and when? Pick house A get done for X,Y and Z. Pick house B, and other offences have been committed.
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  1890. He said where's my ice cream!
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  1891. Still waiting for info on that pearl necklace bought on expenses - service or bling?
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  1892. Machettes, axes, ....
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  1893.  @MrJay_White  1. Police Conduct Regulations states they must obey the code. 2. Honesty and integrity Police staff are honest, act with integrity and do not compromise or abuse their position. ie Not lie. 3. Authority, respect and courtesy Police staff act with self-control and tolerance, treating members of the public and colleagues with respect and courtesy. 4. Police staff do not abuse their powers or authority and respect the rights of all individuals. Notice ALL 5. Equality and diversity Police staff act with fairness and impartiality. They do not discriminate unlawfully or unfairly. Ho hum 6. Discreditable conduct Police staff behave in a manner which does not discredit the police service or undermine public confidence in the police service. That's a failure
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  1894. The key issue is that courts have not been ordered to take into account the human rights of others. For example the right to enjoy your property. You have to hand it over so he gets his rights, and his lawyers profit. So key change number one. Courts have to give more weight to the rights of others, than the criminal. Second, the HRA needs amending. Article zero needs to be we have the right to explicit informed consent. So unless they have my agreement in writing to fund his lawyers, he doesn't get any of my money. Of course for the lefties, that equally means they can say yes and pay for him. What's wrong with consent? How can the left argue that consent is bad?
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  1895. Boiled, roasted or fried?
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  1896. 1. It's illegal under most circumstances for the police to lie. 2. The idea that it wasn't booked is stretching it. The reason being the police computer system is actually quite good. It has a very good audit trail which is why over 100 were caught accessing details on the Wayne Couzen's case. So if its been booked, then the police have lied. 3. Or the officers 'arresting' him, they lied. In all cases police officers lied. Incompetence, maliciousness, or incompetent maliciousness. It can be both.
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  1897. We need to bring back public entertainment as one of the criteria
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  1898. Just go round the back.
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  1899. How's the RSPB going to pay its billions? Same for the MOD?
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  1900. Three injured were two teachers and teenage pupil - and TEENAGE GIRL arrested on suspicion of attempted murder
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  1901.  @jjefferyworboys8138  No they aren't. with the recent RW riots, they followed government orders. You clearly haven't appreciated that.
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  1902. If charged they will
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  1903. Someone give the replacement a bacon sandwich.
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  1904. Look at his legal history. It can summed up as the lawyer of choice to the architects of genocide.
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  1905. I detect a whiff of sarcasm. 🙂
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  1906. Pull her in for questioning at the same time as the vote.
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  1907. My bet is he went to stock up on inventory and it went wrong
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  1908. I want to know if the pearl necklace on expenses was a service or jewellery
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  1909. He won't. The EU and European NATO countries will increase their spending on their defence and on UKR. That is Trump's aim. Get them to spend instead of the US spending for them.
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  1910. How did you work that out?
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  1911.  @Truth-warrior-j3e  The usual. Run off when presented with the evidence.
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  1912. it was bombarded with people that could of gone to a Dr's surgery There's one of the problems. Next why is there demand? Does migration mean more demand or are they all fit young and never use the NHS?
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  1913. On airports. You can certainly fly in a lot of airport restricted zones. What you need to do is to ring the airport first, to get permission. If its given you can. It depends on getting that permission first.
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  1914. Nicola Sturgeon's husband Peter Murrell re-arrested in SNP finance probe
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  1915. What about Old Spice? Lynx is for teenagers.
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  1916. She was suspended from the party whip in September 2020 after being charged with harassment of a woman who was having an affair with her then-partner. She was later expelled from the Labour Party on 3 November 2021 after being convicted in October 2021. She was
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  1917. If they went at night ...
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  1918. Jumped before being shoved
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  1919.  @butwhytharum  Correct. Now for the CCP its a disaster. For high value items, doesn't make a large difference For low value items its a huge increase in prices. So low value items, high labour content. The knock on effect is unemployment in China. Lots of it.
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  1920. Some documents released. Bit odd because they said they released them all.
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  1921. They spent the lot.
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  1922. I do like the snippet about the fish and chips.
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  1923. Taxes up. Services down. The definition of austerity.
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  1924.  @DemonXeron  What you've said is irrelevant. The question is, are they a corporation? Answer yes. Next are corporations allowed to issue summons? No. So are they issuing summons? If the answer is yes, the summons are illegal. Is issuing summons an offence if you aren't allowed to? The answer is yes. I think that sums up the argument. Now if that is the case, its a disaster for councils. They have to pay back the money they have taken, and they can't.
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  1925. If a candidate accepts contributions for the general election before the primary is held and loses the primary (or does not otherwise participate in the general election), the candidate’s principal campaign committee must refund FEC website
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  1926. Exactly. Their solution, protection officers. 3 shifts a day. Holidays and weekends etc doubles that. So what do we have. 650 MPs * 6 = 3,900 police officers taken off real work to protect the elite. Relating to this I had a complaint upheld yesterday against the Met. Parking on Double Reds to fine people parking on double reds is going to be stopped. Talking to the officers involved, they have stated its for their own safety. What risks? The illegal motorbikes and cyclists on the pavement is top of the list. That's my real aim, to get them to do some work on that. It is bloody dangerous and its dangerous because the police aren't fining people.
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  1927. You've taxed wealth already. Asset stripped the workers of all those pension contributions. Where's that wealth?
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  1928. More than 250 patients a week could be dying unnecessarily, due to long waits in A&E in E The Royal College of Emergency Medicine analysed the 1.5 million who waited 12 hours or more to be admitted in 2023. A previous data study had calculated the level of risk of people dying after long waits to start treatment and found it got worse after five hours. 250 x 52 = 13,000 a year. Just A&E
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  1929. I bet it wasn't football was it that he was watching. Mind you that is a very niche sub genre of that type of video which involved feet on balls. The question is, what video(s) were we forced to pay for? We should be told and we should get free access to the skin flicks.
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  1930. Run Joe Run. If you don't run you can't pardon your crime syndicate.
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  1931. And a copy of Dogging Monthly
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  1932. normally its boxing day.
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  1933. Buy your booze in England, and your medicines in Scotland.
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  1934. @davefowler4178 Because they got the most MPs. It's also why they are so worried. They face a catestrophic wipeout to reform. What happens if there's an electoral pact by the tories desperate to hang on to a few seats? So long as the wets are deselected.
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  1935. Or consumed large quantities of inventory.
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  1936. Michael Amesbury, you have pleaded guilty to the charges brought by this court, and it is now my duty to pass sentence. You are an habitual criminal, who accepts arrest as an occupational hazard, and presumably accepts imprisonment in the same casual manner. We therefore feel constrained to commit you to the maximum term allowed for these offences: you will go to prison for five years. But as an MP, and fellow member of the Masons, I'm reducing that to 10 weeks.
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  1937. What's the betting they still jump the reds, still use the pavements, still use pedestrian only crossings, and that the police still do nothing?
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  1938. Correct. This is also why there are other things you can do to change the risk reward for them. 1. Report every letter as harassment. Record the date, crime reference number on the letter. That's easy. Very little effort. You even name the person running BBC licensing. Her name is easy to find. 2. When you get, say three or more. Write a letter to the BBC. Cease and desist. List the dates and crime reference numbers. 3. Withdraw implied rights of access. 4. Demand the removal of your data, the right to be forgotten. 5. If they say no, take it to the ICO. [One time I did this, I requested the file on it. 200 plus pages of lawyers letters - it was the Cabinet Office]. That cost a pretty penny. 6. Do the same with Capita. In my case, no letters.
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  1939. I grew up there. One of my brothers primary school teachers, was r'ed. Two were caught and hung.
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  1940. January 20th for the trial. So much for speedy justice, if you are left wing. Anyway, at least he can look forward to Christmas locked up.
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  1941. What's the odds neither pilot were flying?
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  1942.  @nparsona  Protesting against democracy. It's called fascism.
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  1943.  @therealisation5500  How are the police being treated?
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  1944. Where's there is BAME, there's a claim.
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  1945. Won't be any cash left.
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  1946. How did Alba fare?
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  1947. @George-y6g So why was he on the street?
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  1948. You're foaming at the mouth. One of the symptoms of rabies. :-)
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  1949. Bet he's on a percentage of the money looted.
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  1950. Mr Useless
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  1951. Pushed to the limit, it breaks, and lords and masters get the chop;
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  1952. I think the penny will drop at the BBC at some point. When? When its desperate for cash.
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  1953. Murrell Charged with Embezzlement.
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  1954. I'm surprised you remember being banned.
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  1955. Labour's plan B. Hold an election. Lose an election. Cancel the election because of 'voting irregularities' Straight out of the EU play book.
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  1956. Is that legal under competition law?
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  1957. Carl, you've got a nasty case of bot infestation.
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  1958.  @arnoldsaunders6073  Exactly.
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  1959.  @agnescraig2912  Well the question is what are the rules for doing that? What laws in the UK can be changed? The rule is you aren't allowed to make someone stateless. We know from the Begum case, that means if they have a right to another passport we can remove it. In her case, Pakistani, because she has a grandfather born in Pakistan. So we should apply that rule. Drunk driving? Can we revoke your passport? Yes Done. It needs to be automatic. No discretion for the judge. If you can't get another passport, the falkland Islands to wait it out. You need to be good at growing veg and eating sheep or penquin.
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  1960. Sub 100, the question then is can Reform pick off enough of them to get a complete majority? You cherry pick the ones you want, Tories lose even more money,
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  1961. Amazing detection skills.
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  1962. The Fred and Rosemary of Scottish politics. ROFL!
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  1963. I've put in a grant application. They funded my first movie, Granny does the Gorbals. A homage to Debbie does Dallas with a Scottish theme. The current application is for a road movie. A tour of all the best dogging spots north of Hadrian's wall. A road movie with a blue theme. I was looking for a title. I think Mein Kampfervan would be ideal.
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  1964. Delusional. Times, where do you dig them up from?
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  1965. How do you get a body in a suitcase? 80kg? I have trouble getting 20kg in a bag onto an easyjet flight
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  1966.  @BillSikes.  Section 26 offence.
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  1967.  @1ForTheShieldz  Another socialist debt state.
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  1968. Violence for political ends is terrorism. Charge accordingly.
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  1969. How is the 'interview' allowed when he wasn't mirandized first?
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  1970. Greens/Left wing/New arrivals.
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  1971. Biden did a lot of that.
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  1972. She's number 454 on my list of Bad MPs.
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  1973. It's coordinated.
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  1974.  @BrianMartin-ox2ru  We then moved on to a sausage party where I was introduced to Frank Furter.
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  1975. He wants the power to use against the public.
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  1976.  @stephfoxwell4620  Yep. Take one example, foreigners getting public sector jobs. Even under EU law, you can choose to say no. Another example, no recourse to public funds. So no welfare, no subsidised public housing, and a 40K a year minimum tax code. All implementing no recourse to public funds.
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  1977. Voter fraud is the other issue not being talked about.
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  1978. So why is he in the UK?
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  1979. Taxing cigarettes stops people from smoking. What does taxing work do?
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  1980.  @TheChocoboWhisperer  No, if you collect information for yourself, you are not subject to GDPR. Post your evidence that you are. The law ideally.
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  1981. All three have been incarcerated since September of 2017 when the charges were filed. Richard Djassera, 26, of Murray; Dodjim Leclair, 29, of Murray; and Nasouh Albasis-Albasis, 24, of West Valley City, were each charged initially with two counts of aggravated sexual assault, a first-degree felony. Djassera was also charged with an additional four counts of sexual exploitation of a minor, a second-degree felony. Under plea deals, Djassera pleaded guilty to sexual exploitation of a minor, a second-degree felony, after attorneys noted there was no evidence that he engaged in sex with the victim. Leclair and Albasis both pleaded guilty to a reduced count of rape, a second-degree felony. According to police, the 14-year-old victim sneaked out of a sleepover to meet with the three men, who took her to multiple parties where she got drunk. Later, two of the men raped her while she was in and out of consciousness in the car, and the third recorded the encounter on video. Salt Lake County deputy district attorney Samuel Sutton said prosecutors worked closely with the victim and she supports the plea bargains that were offered. She did not attend the sentencing hearing and did not wish to make any statement to the judge. Sutton agreed that there was no evidence in this case of any force or coercion, but indicated that the girl was too intoxicated to give consent. Hogan noted the substantial amount of time that has passed since the charges were filed when handing down the sentences, saying much of that delay was due to the COVID-19 pandemic. He said that the lawyers involved in the case had "done an extraordinary job" at litigating the case and balancing the concerns of each side. While all three were ordered to be released from jail, Djassera and Leclair will be under the custody of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to address their immigration statuses. A hearing was also set for the three men in June to address restitution and probation.
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  1982. Wil the BBC investigate if Joe paid tax on the 10% kickback.
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  1983. The Tofu problem is spreading to Russia.
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  1984. Just read a report that in Australia charging an EV exceeds the cost of doing the same for a petrol vehicle. Next step it will be overtaking diesel.
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  1985. He is. He was convicted of a terror offence.
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  1986. The Wodge. You send, at the last minute, a huge wodge of papers. Everything you can find that's relevant to the case. Copies of Legislation. Copies of case law. Copies of Newspaper articles. Book references. No index of course to help them Then every 20 or 30 pages you put the really interesting document that you want to spring on the other side. Will they read the entire document to check?
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  1987. Look, I've no qualms about a multi page document listing the pardons and one signature suffices for all of them. Same as signing any multipage presidential order. But that's not what has happened. But there's a problem. The president can pardon, clear in the law. Doesn't specify how that shoulld happen. That needs to be sorted out. Pardons need to say, what crimes, what period of time, and be signed, even in bulk. A bulk example, vietnam draft dodgers.
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  1988. What are they shouting?
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  1989. Blue rinse = smurf
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  1990. Forgot did she?!
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  1991. So did the family receive any proceeds of crime?
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  1992.  @johnauner671  You're talking codswallop. Printing money causes inflation, all other things being equal. You have it the wrong way round. See the equation of exchange.
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  1993. Correct. The other reason is that all of the local government pension funds are bankrupt. Liabilities are bigger than assets. So merge the fund and you can raid the better off ones to pay for the disasters. Then of course, as you say, raid the pension funds for the public good. The reason will be oh they are badly managed.
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  1994. Cold people will take revenge.
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  1995. Where's the tax on the Taylor Swift tickets?
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  1996. No its fascist.
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  1997. Neither does labour. That's the problem
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  1998. There's a off switch.
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  1999. And the Taylor Swift playlist.
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  2000. Brought up by mother and grandmother. So women caused it. Yeah... More likely he was abused in care.
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  2001. Single Justice System. Good for the peasants, more than good enough for him.
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  2002. Exactly. Deleting the messages shows they knew they were acting illegally.
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  2003. 8 days to go.
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  2004. He can always go in and seize assets, freeze bank accounts, ...
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  2005. So much for range of EVs.
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  2006. Why have the constituency boundaries changed after the election? The MP I voted for is no longer my MP. I've got an MP now who wasn't even born in the UK
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  2007. More subtle. They are very very scared. The fascism comes out of their fears. Those being what their victims will do to them
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  2008. That tops if off.
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  2009. Exactly. There is a very easy solution. Set the tax codes of all economic migrants to £38,500 a year. Taxed at source, raises billions. The uneconomic migrants, the one's that cost us money, will vote with their feet. Can be done in a weekend, the letters go out Monday, the tax starts rolling in within a month. Second step, cancel all welfare. No housing benefit, etc. Saves lots of money.
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  2010. It won't work. You can't see a white flag on a white background
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  2011.  @maincardtv2659  It went up when they were in power with Blair and Brown. It went up under the tories. It will carry on going up under labour. Which bit do you not get?
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  2012. I have a complaint in progress against Starmer with the Standards committee. The first sentence is "Some animals are more equal than others" It's about his personal tax evasion law
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  2013. So why hasn't Pennycook named, them, and reported them to the Civil Service Commission?
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  2014. Has it not occurred to you that they can't?
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  2015.  @Snowman-bt8yr  Weed or Nitrous? It would explain the cackling. From cankles to cackling.
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  2016. With what? Kids? Milk monitor?
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  2017. Is he going to try it on with a saltie on his release? Are marsupials mamals? Tie my kangaroo down sport.
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  2018.  @xmathmanx  There's two mentioned in this thread. Not unique.
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  2019. Too true! 🙂
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  2020. Lawyers. Fix my street tells you if the problem has been reported. You can get a new PPI business going.
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  2021. The polls are Harris is toast.
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  2022. Better than Rudabakana will get. 52 years of the BBC. At least this is exciting.
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  2023. You have nothing to positive offer them. All you can offer is lies debts, poverty, taxes, austerity, persecution.
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  2024. But he allows millions into the country who claim welfare. Who occupy social housing. Who do not pay enough tax [tax code of 38,500 minimum] to cover the cost of their services. Instead he targets brits.
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  2025. Lets have consent. For those that want big state, they pay for big state.
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  2026.  @truthseeker6116  Cheap suicide drones. 20K builds a 1000 mile range, 50kg of explosive. Works wonders on oil refineries, oil depots. Even works well against aircraft at airports. When you send them in swarms of 2-300 or more, different routes, air defences have a problem. They all take different routes, and that tells you where the defences are.
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  2027. It's a ploy.
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  2028. No. We must because of migration make them deliver on productivity. The productivity has gone down.
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  2029. Turned down a role in that Scottish epic funded by the SNP. Granny does the Gorbals. A homage do Debbie does Dallas.
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  2030. His and her cell sharing would be an additional punishment.
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  2031.  @SuperLuckyLad  Explain the double standard more? I've one example which fits that. There's a report in to the benefits on migrants. They couldn't make the numbers work, so they decided to cut the cost of migrants. Common goods, 20% of all state spending, was allocated to natives, migrants didn't pay it in their model. Even then they couldn't make migrants come out as positive unless they said it was just recent, EU migrants. They cherry picked the dates as well to exclude the accession EU countries.
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  2032. Ah, an obiturary.
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  2033. 1. A list of safe countries. 2. No asylum from safe countries. 3. When a country moves from dangerous to safe, a grace period, then asylum is removed.
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  2034. Unless its moped thieves.
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  2035. Disbarred. I had a barrister [lawyer] in the UK disbarred. Serves the criminal right.
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  2036. I've seen older looking 60 year olds.
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  2037. Can you work out St Pancreas's thinking?
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  2038. That would be a good idea. You certainly don't want to be turning up in person.
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  2039. Paris Opening Ceremony Features Tedious 45-Minute Discussion Of Godard’s Early Works
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  2040. So they are an advanced research institute. Who would have believed it. One for reform to put on the investigations list.
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  2041. Something odd. Others are saying there were no migrants living there. Now the Sun's saying they are lying.
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  2042. That's some shredding episode. So here's the possible upside. it probably contains their defence.
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  2043. They are comming after everyone darling.
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  2044. And an advertising venue for bots posting adverts for pay for sex.
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  2045. Court of appeal ruled her innocent. The local council had no evidence it was a shared pavement. That means the cyclist was the offender, and by cycling at a pedestrian committed an offence of common assault.
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  2046. No the case on the debts. Borrowing was much smaller, but what about the pension debts? They were massive then. The root cause is pension debts, and adding more poor people doesn't fix it, it makes it worse.
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  2047. The state has said, we are taking over from parents. Why not go after the schools, teachers, and social workers?
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  2048. Windrush - cheap labour. Look at the history of migration and whenever its for cheap labour it goes wrong. Legitimate Asylum by and large - no problems.
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  2049.  @Forpetessake-v4d  In the case of Ricky Jones. I've reported him. I've reported the others cheering him on. I've also pointed out, no immediate justice, its racist policing
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  2050. Big error in your analysis David. What party? There are no members.
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  2051. Broken promise? Quelle surprise.
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  2052. If you are a driver you get done. Unless you are a police driver. If you are a cyclist you get let off.
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  2053. Never have 7 different designs.
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  2054. So come on GB news. Spend a bit of cash. Full actuarial valuation of the government's pension debts. Tell everyone how big that debt is.
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  2055. The Leighton case is the interesting one. There the bailiffs had to pay damages of £4000. Now I'm pretty certain that they have been acting in the same way on masse. So the PPI lawyers have a new business model. The Bailiffs will just do a phoenix, go bust, come back as a new balliffs with a small delay after they apply for a license. The question there, will the licensing authorities say no? In any case they can't afford to pay. So that leads on to are councils also liable for the actions of their agents?
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  2056.  @alanthomson1227  It's giving me ideas. :-)
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  2057. Harris - gone Lineker - gone Welby - gone. Who can we add to the list?
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  2058.  @eyesodd  It's a bot account. Government's a paying for them.
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  2059. Do you really believe the numbers?
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  2060. Hand picked jury. Hand picked judge. Judge given orders .
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  2061. Oh dear, what a pity, never mind.
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  2062. The excuses. Putin ate my home work. Putin made me late for work. ....
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  2063. The cost for the UK is negative. Even for EU migrants. The evidence is table 4 and table 5 of the Cream study into the fiscal effects of migration. It's already been done for the UK Discussion Paper Series CDP No 22/13 The Fiscal Effects of Immigration to the UK Christian Dustmann and Tommaso Frattini Paid for by the EU. :-)
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  2064. Exactly. The civil servants are still creaming it.
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  2065.  @ddempsey9642  Rescue them to Calais.
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  2066. Nike. Why didn't you check references?
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  2067.  @RoblEsquire  What you do is take the policy. You swap black for white and ask, is that acceptable. If so , no problem. If people say you can't do that, then the original policy is racist.
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  2068.  @steveturner6770  Starmer was head at the time. He said he only prosecute a handful when he was in charge. ie. 5 or less. 99 was the last count. So Starmer needs to be done too.
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  2069. Does that mean against him or against her?
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  2070. One of the 474 on my list of Bad MPs.
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  2071. Read up on the gun crimes.
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  2072. Sit on the naughty step.
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  2073. Negligence certainly is an option. Heads you lose, tails the police win. Remember, 2 signatures. Who were the two signatures on the cheques.
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  2074. Bank accounts searched. Home searched for envelopes with notes.
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  2075. An East London councillor has been charged with perverting the course of justice after allegedly attempting to influence a 16-year-old girl into dropping her rape allegation. Councillor Abdul Malik Facing Charges Abdul Malik, 50, who represents Blackwall and Cubitt Town ward on Tower Hamlets Council, was due to appear at Thames Magistrates’ Court on Friday to face the charge for the first time. Malik is accused of interfering in the criminal case involving the teenage girl, in an attempt to persuade her to withdraw her allegation. Two Others Also Accused Alongside Malik, two other individuals have also been charged in connection with the case: Abdul Roqib, 45, is accused of contacting the 16-year-old on January 10 to ask her to drop the charges against his son, an action which allegedly sought to pervert the course of justice. Rahela Begum, 41, is also accused of contacting the girl on the same day in an effort to convince her to withdraw from the criminal proceedings.
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  2076. I post the same thing yesterday. Quite interesting others have the same idea.
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  2077. The political policy of Taqqiya.
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  2078. Ditched him to late. He's the 'Labour' Candidate on the ballot paper.
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  2079. Starmer. Says he prosecuted a handful. Less than 5. The actual number very close to 100. The percentage of failure in those cases, 100%. ie. 100% of the cases the CPS prosecuted under his watch were people being screwed over. Starmer was triumphant that he prosecuted 4 million cases. What percentage of those are miscarriages of justice.
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  2080. He was quite randy. Married more than once.
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  2081. Amazing that Google's AI can pick up a wiff of any thing to the right extreme left and remove it, but it can't handle spam that's repeatedly posted.
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  2082.  @Piqueblinders11  Marcus Aurelio Arduini Monzo, a 36-year-old dual Spanish-Brazilian national
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  2083. Culpability. Significant degree of planning [Yes] Offender acts together with others to commit the offence [yes] Use of alcohol/drugs on victim to facilitate the offence [yes] Abuse of trust Previous violence against victim [yes] Offence committed in course of burglary Recording of the offence Commercial exploitation and/or motivation [yes] Offence racially or religiously aggravated [yes] Offence motivated by, or demonstrating, hostility to the victim based on his or her sexual orientation (or presumed sexual orientation) or transgender identity (or presumed transgender identity) [yes] Offence motivated by, or demonstrating, hostility to the victim based on his or her disability (or presumed disability) What's missing from the sentencing guidelines. is serial offenders. Why 13 years old? It's still rape of a child for those children who are older.
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  2084. Your Search for Rahmijah Hindes returned zero good matches ========== Not born in the UK>
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  2085. The best one I've seen is the transport minister, interviewed about the dangers of roadworks and contraflows. In the background, some roadworks. Are they safe? Of course they are. Cue the multi car pile up behind him.
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  2086. President Micron - for he is not very big.
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  2087.  @gotsumana  Zero evidence.
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  2088. There's a new Netflix movie coming out. The President's Brain is Missing.
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  2089.  @brianlopez8855  A bit more subtle. Crime against the elite versus crimes against the peasant. Crimes by the elite, crimes by the peasant. There's a big difference.
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  2090. The probability games. What are the odds?
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  2091. If you can't give a whole life, 100 years.
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  2092. If you have had a complaint rejected by Ofcom, appeal based on this evidence.
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  2093. On the run from the police in Saudi.
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  2094. Or you just tax migrants so they are net contributors or they leave
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  2095. BBC is hinting Norweigan or Welsh.
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  2096. Why not double down? No welfare and a minimum 38,500 a year tax code. Average wage, and there's a deficit.
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  2097. Surely will they probe his cervix?
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  2098. President Micron. For he's not big
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  2099. Send Labour voters to Coventry? Guilt by association with PDFs? I like that. It's a proportionate response.
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  2100.  @taffyterrier  I've had lots censored today. One set in particular about how to deal with a certain broadcaster and their money game.
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  2101.  @roninhood1027  Yep. The list of safe countries and criminals is key. Hard for Tories or Labour to argue against that. Making it automatic. Then you make it retrospective for crimals. You can also make statements that migrants make a contribution to the UK and you will pass a law that says they have to make contribution. How can the left right argue that we must accept people who cost other people money? They will and I'll post on that.
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  2102. So they park together, and you get a chain reaction
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  2103.  @littleones-yeahh  I know lots who have left. One of my brothers went to Luxembourg as one example. I left for 8 years for Switzerland, came back to look after parents. How are these highly skilled boat people going to replace the tax when 1.5 million aren't working and on welfare. That doesn't include those on low wages who get welfare on top.
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  2104. Wrong. 1. No indicators 2. Give way to the right. 3. Look at the road markings. I wouldn't want to meet you at a roundabout.
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  2105. In this case, only providing a Vehicle Registration Mark would not be sufficient to establish a definite determination that a particular individual (in this case you) was the same person driving the vehicle. In addition, we could not assume the same individual was driving the same vehicle on all journeys. It would not be practical or proportionate to attempt to establish who was driving the vehicle on each occasion, and TfL’s cameras focus on the vehicle (make, model and number plate) as opposed to any occupants. Providing a more detailed level of journey data without verifying the identity of the actual driver, could mean that we enable a person to construct the movements and travel patterns of another individual and who has a reasonable expectation that the details of their journeys should remain private. ============ Just had this back from them. I want all the videos of the vehicle. Subject Access Requests are the way to really gum up the system which is why they are fighting tooth and nail over this.
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  2106.  @jamess6961  Ideally one in Wormwood Scrubs, another on the Isle of White
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  2107. Why not go for 200% and retrospective?
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  2108. Scots and Intelligence - isn't that an oxymoron?
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  2109. Or is he in his bunker?
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  2110.  @craigos24  There's one group you have forgotten. Those that voted them in. They need to be given a choice. Change their mind or be blamed, ostracised, sent to Coventry.
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  2111. I did a look at the street. The only education based bit is a baby ballet place. Now its clear kids are involved. That's the only place in that street.
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  2112. Wasting money? Corruption? I spot a pattern.
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  2113.  @gijgij4541  And what's interesting is that you simply don't like the answer. If you had an argument you would have said the police are allowed to lie in the public interest. Not the case by the way. The evidence is that they did. They made statements, not terrorist. EIther they didn't know for real because they hadn't investigated, or they were lying. What evidence do you have to contrary?
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  2114. Banks are worried. At this rate he's going to be appointing the banking regulators. Are those who tried to debank him fit and proper people to run a bank? No license, no job.
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  2115. Yep. Do you report the posts or the accounts? Given its such an easy thing to pick up, I've conculded that YT encourages it.
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  2116. PPI claims not producing the cash? Move onto to other ways of legally generated profits.
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  2117. Where do you expect to find a practicing Surgeon whose arrived on a boat?
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  2118. Correct. A long time ago, I managed to get the 2% sample of National Insurance records. Who would have thought that there are 18 year olds with 20 years of contributions on their records?
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  2119. Reform need a plan. Problem is to change the law takes a lot of time. Far simple, a minister has the power to set the license fee. How about £1? They can't complain, the license fee is still there. It's a compromise! :-))))
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  2120. No its not. It just says what happens and what you can and can't do. We've had 25 years of massive deficit spending. You can look at the historical numbers, but just look at the increase in debts. That's the cummulative deficit spend. Why hasn't that Keynsian stimulus worked?
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  2121. Far better to report it to the police as harrassment. Clear cut legal precendent, which the BBB has covered. Easy to do, via a police website. Get the ref # and write on the letter, file it in a pile. That will stop them. I know, I've done it.
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  2122. Reminds me. When they come gunning for me, amnesia.
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  2123. The issue is that the deportation must be automatic on conviction. From the court door to the plane, or if custodial from the prison gate to the plane. They can of course appeal the conviction, which they won't win. The fault is the government not putting that law in place.
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  2124.  @RazorMouth  That's for Irish and UK nationals to have free movement. Not for illegals.
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  2125.  @stuartb4525  I wonder why?!
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  2126. Simple solution. Resign.
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  2127. 23 year? That's wrong. Very very wrong.
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  2128.  @me38443  Who says it has to be a member of the cabinet?
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  2129. I reported them to the police. I'm pretty certain the police told them. The letters have stopped.  @PINACI 
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  2130.  @danmayberry1185  Prove it. Give us his name, and I'll check. I've access to GRO records.
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  2131. Reminds me a bit of one of my ancestors. William Marshall. Second born so would inherit nothing. First mention, someone was besieging his father's castle. He was captured. The attacker paraded him outside the walls saying unless you give up, he would cut his throat. His father grabbed his groin and said he could make another. Then he becomes a night and makes an absolute fortune in the melee. The Mohamed Ali of his day. Then he rescues the Queen of England from kidnap, which puts him into the James Bond league. Off on crusade. Nothing like adding in some travel. Becomes regent for Henry III because he came to the thrown at a young age. So proxy King It's his seal on the Magna Carta, for the King. So we put him in the Human Rights super star league and up there with Churchill. Then aged in his 60s, he's taking part in another battle at Lincoln Buried in the Temple Church, so if you've seen that Dan Brown film the Da Vinci code, he's in that. Musk is getting close to that.
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  2132. The legal advice says no, and you carry on. What duty has the legal advisor to inform the court and the defence?
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  2133. He did. Along with Mustaf Jama, Yusuf Jama and Muzzaker Shah
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  2134. That's one of the things that makes this news.
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  2135. You've missed the current trend. Government doesn't like people challenge it in court. So they have industrialised justice where they win. Council tax is one example. A court run by the prosecutor, paid for by the prosecutor, with a magistrate paid for by the prosecutor. If the magistrate doesn't play ball, they replace them with one that will. Then is the game where the prosecutor says, you don't need to turn up, because heaven forbid someone wants to defend themselves. Due diligence? 5000 cases in a day, and no questions asked? Signed off as a batch. That's evil. That's why people are against it. It's also why I think you have to think even when the BBB is presenting something. He's been involved in the law for so long that he's in the club. There's a group think going on. They can't get their head around the moral issue. Is this acceptable?
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  2136. Getting desperate, they resort to trolling. It's simple. There's one measure. Are people better off? Answer. No.
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  2137. GCSE paper. 2025. Who were the tories? 2026 who were labour? No cheating now I’ve give you the questions in advance
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  2138. What about the labour activist and the grinder blackmail?
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  2139. Why? Simple question. Why are the people who have created the mess the solution to the mess?
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  2140. I think you find that the Tories left Nigel, as they did the rest of the public.
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  2141. Well some good news on that front today.
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  2142. Interesting move. The Greens were going to leave. So by kicking them out, he looks like he's being decisive.
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  2143. Axon. They are the company the police use for Body Worn Video. If you request it, then you have to set up an account with them. Their privacy T&C state that you are agreeing to all of your data being given to other companies, to being spammed by them, for them collecting your details and being profiled. That's just to exercise your rights. NHS England have even sold your data after you have opted out. I found out they had done this, they admitted it, and said so what, they haven't made a profit on it. We are being sold
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  2144. Equally you have a fire engine on blues and twos.
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  2145.  @davejames3728  I've got a complaint in progress with parliamentary standards. I want to end his tax evasion. That will cost him a huge amount of money. The publicity is also good. He taxes people, but evades those taxes.
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  2146.  @SG-je4kd  We've had no say in it. That's what a dictorship is. What's Keir Starmer's favourite number? Nein!
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  2147. Exactly. They have impoverished people with their pension ponzi.
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  2148. Remember its downhill from here.
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  2149. Norweigian perhaps.
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  2150. Exactly. In the week I had bad the results of a crime report I made about Starmer. It went all the way to the CPS, which in itself is rare. They decided there's too much ambiguity about what's a home. They did otherwise with Paul Nuttall.
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  2151. On the overtaking clip number 3. How many of the overtaking vehicles were indicating as is required by the latest highway code?
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  2152. It's wasn't a misunderstanding. It was fraud.
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  2153. The US debt number that matters, is that pension debt. People have been asset stripped. They don't have the wealth for their pensions. What's need for the UK is send everyone a bill in the post with their share. Start with people on their 18th birthday. Then annually. Ideally before an election I'd add in the amount you could have had if you had invested your wealth and not have it asset stripped.
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  2154. There's no evidence for any deportation or extradition requests for Alphonse. The question is has he met him?
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  2155. It's a hydra.
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  2156.  @Autonomous1969  I doubt its insured for the work that's being done. I got a quote, L-PLate delivery of food, London, Similar age driver. 3rd party, 3000 excesss, 8,500 premium
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  2157. Colorado - that's was an insurrection.
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  2158. Publish the advice. Lets have an audit. Lets have the police investigate.
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  2159.  @NancyJohnston-gd2wk  Police Scotland investigataing 10,000 cases of Corporate Homicide in the Scottish NHS. Will just following orders cut it when it comes to a court case?
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  2160. I disagree. In the Met there are 35,000 officers There are 12 Basic Command units. Each BCU has pro rata, 2,900 officers. If you take mine, there are 25 front line officers on duty at any one point. Three shifts, 75 a day. Lets be generous and double that to cover holidays, training, sickness and injury. That's 150. So what are the other 2,750 doing? That's the core issue. In this case DEI is certainly a factor. He was hired on a quota and they looked the other way.
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  2161.  @DerekShirreffs-g5v  But it costs them more than a £1 to collect. That's the point.
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  2162. What IOPC investigation?
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  2163. At a local junction, the offences are running at 1,200 a hour. 98% by cyclists. We already have a law enforcement agency (the police), but they do nothing. Why do we need another quango to do nothing?
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  2164.  @EyesFoward  You'll have to explain your post. It doesn't make sense. Who is making comparisons? What's' the connection? What privilidge by whom?
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  2165. Consistently underinvested. Look an investment is where you spend money, and the results of that investment means you cut costs, or you generate more income, or a combination. That has to produce a surplus over the cost of borrowing the money. So if its costs, you cut spending by more than the cost of the debt. Or if it generates an income, the income exceeds the cost of the debt. However for the state, making people poorer by taxing them isn't an income, its a punishment. So schooling. The average output of the state education system is a liability. It doesn't generate the taxes to pay for the state.
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  2166. There are options. What you do is impose no benefits, and a minimum tax of 38,500 per adult. That's taxed at source. They won't be able to afford to stay. If you really want to put it, the SC of the UK has ruled retrospective taxation is legal. You could back date that to when they arrived.
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  2167. 1. No discrimination. No pro White EU racism for example. 2. Net contributors only. 3. You get a minimum tax code of 38,500 a year, increasing in line with average wages. 4. No welfare for economic migrants. No housing benefit, income support.... 5. Remember, they came here for economic reasons. If its not economic for them they leave. So where's the force? The above removes force. Forcing people to fund cheap servants for the elite.
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  2168. Exactly. When you have no control, you are helpless.
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  2169. Exactly. Problem is that isn't how it works. I've a complaint with the met in progress. Officers parking on double reds to fine people for parking on double reds. Meanwhile in the background, red light jumping, cycling on the pavements. The excuse used was it wasn't safe to park else where and walk. Anyway turns out they were basic drivers and they MUST obey the highway code at all times. Even confirmed with an FOI. What's interesting is that as the complaint progresses, I get a second response on the FOI contradicting the first. So I added perverting the course of justice to the complaint.
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  2170. @ correct. See trump. See Germany see France
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  2171. Meanwhile in Dublin, a child's hand is found in a school. Sharia law perhaps.
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  2172. The BBC were complicit in the Belfield case.
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  2173. 1. No criminals. Barred and deported 2. No discrimination 3. Net contributors only. 40K a year minimum tax code. It's very very simple For asylum 1. A list of safe countries. ie. Almost all of them. 2. No asylum from those countries. Next plane home 3. Country becomes safe? You go home. We've done our bit. 4. Pass through a safe country? No asylum. 5. No UK nationality if you claim asylum. 6. If you enter illegally? See point one above
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  2174. The issue is we are really only allowed to select the snout in the trough. Vote on an issue? They will ignore it. Brexit and Scexit are both examples.
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  2175. Men. What about the other 2?
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  2176. Preventable deaths due to problems in care in English acute hospitals: a retrospective case record review study - BMJ
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  2177. Zero welfare. Zero hotels. A minimum tax - easy to set with a tax code. If you have claimed asylum then when your home country is safe you have to return. It's temporary only.
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  2178. Your Search for Jacky Jahj returned zero good matches ======== Not born in the UK
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  2179. Prison van arrives to take Mike Amesbury away
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  2180. And by the same magistrate no doubt.
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  2181. Another one for my list. ....
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  2182. You need to do one on the Green Grift.
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  2183.  @scottwalker2619  On regime change, one option is to go for Bain for the cover up.
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  2184. They are angry at having the share the road paid for by others. So they take it out on other people. Pedestrians being the big target. They think cars are offenders and that gives them the right to offend. The school playground logic. However in this case, there was a clear case of tailgating.
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  2185. Can I suggest Oil Refineries? Make it a Green Protest.
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  2186. So here's a set of rules. Clearly no criminals. That's easy. Contributing to society? Well what salary? The average wage is 38,500 a year and anyone earning that or less is taking money from other people. There's a deficit and the average wage earner doesn't generate enough tax to pay for the state. Now in your case, bluntly, you generate zero tax. All the money you get, including the money you pay in tax, comes from someone else.
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  2187. One of the Nolan principles of public life is Openness.
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  2188.  @SilverFoxHotTakes  If he has an IWatch on expenses, then we should be able to find out from Apple what he was doing when he was watching. :-)
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  2189. My first thoughts, is this the name of the film that the SNP have sponsored.
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  2190. The case was adjourned for a pre-trial prepation hearing on 6 September.
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  2191. 1 Change the law. Automatic deportation on conviction 2. A list of safe countries. No asylum from safe countries. 3. A 40K min tax on migrants. 4. No welfare Solves the problem and raises billions
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  2192. Did they?
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  2193. Robert Underdunk Terwilliger Jr, AKA Sideshow Bob, is Axel Rudabakana American cousin.
    5
  2194. Bad tactics by the boxers. You can't be done for a low blow in women's boxing.
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  2195. Politicians have allocated more police to protect themselves. Less policing for the masses.
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  2196. ​In December 2006 Ugirashebuja was arrested in Walton-on-the-Naze, Frinton, Essex, by UK police, acting on a request by the Rwandan government. who requested his extradition for trial on suspicion of murder and for planning or incitement to commit genocide of Tutsis between 1 January 1994 and 12 December 1994. Three other Rwandans were arrested at the same time (Charles Munyaneza, Vincent Bajinya (Brown) and Emmanuel Nteziryayo). The accused were held in Belmarsh prison, South London, while the extradition case was heard at Westminster Magistrates Court (September 2007 – May 2008) before District Judge Evans. Ugirashebuja had a number of very senior barristers acting for his defence including now Labour leader Sir Kier Starmer, Edward H. Fitzgerald, Rachel Kapila, Patrick C. Hill and Rebecca J. Wright. Legal aid fees were at least £183,000. Fact Check Details Rating: True Severity: High
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  2197. Funnelled money to Kier?
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  2198. Exactly. They completely ignore the cause which is their policies. They completely ignore the victims. They are just out to attack people rather than face up to what they have caused.
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  2199. The decision on manslaughter because of diminished responsibility or murder is a question of fact. That's for the jury to decide.
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  2200. Can't sell - not a problem. If you've supped the pint, and they refuse the cash, tough.
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  2201. Someone needs to check her email records.
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  2202. I can't get 20kg in a suitcase and onto a Ryanair flight. How can he get an 80 kg body into a suitcase?
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  2203. On the third full moon of any given month.
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  2204.  @vtechead1  They will only be getting 12.6 million. You've forgotten the 10% fee.
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  2205. Yep. Even the NHS has gone down that route. I've just had a long call with the Parliamentary Ombudsman about this today. You have to allow your data to be sold to an Irish company in order to get treated.
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  2206.  @EllaGreenn  I'm going for Starmer being blackmailed in more than one way. Look, taking the proverbial out of them is mild compared to what they have done to us. It's our only form of protest, for the moment.
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  2207.  @robmule4647  I do make jokes but in this case I wasn't. I was serious
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  2208.  @KellyS_77  It's biased
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  2209. Given his resume, wouldn't surprise me if he had Labour party membership.
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  2210. As if being hunted by a car on pavement doesn't induce terror.
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  2211. Greens or imported terrorists?
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  2212. There's a simple solution. For migrants set a minimum tax code of 40K . That's break even. That means you aren't a burden on others. Next, and its the culture question. Can you earn that without being integrated? The answer is no. So that change can be implemented over a week end. Cross check NI applications, change the tax codes, send out the letters. No need for hoards of civil servants, doing points. Uses an existing system. Taxed at source, raises billions. Migrants who earn less will then have to decide, can we afford to stay. On welfare, do the same. Three months notice.
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  2213.  @markcf83  What's alarming, is that I wouldn't be shocked if that were the case.
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  2214. Honest, no, really Honest. It wasn't' Fingers crossed.
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  2215. It's not your job to convince people of anything. It's your job to do as you have been told.
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  2216. I've a been ask to clarify a complaint against Starmer. I've added a quote at the start. Some animals are more equal than others. It's about his personal tax evasion law.
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  2217. He's asked to help out at Childline.
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  2218. Biden goes. Harris is POTUS. Appoints Clinton as VP. Then Harris tries to fly out of a 10 storey building.
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  2219. So do you think we can get enough for a debate with a petition? 1. Revoke the bill 2. Starmer to pay back the benefit and the interest on it
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  2220.  @RB-n6c  Someone needs to get to him on camera and ask him
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  2221.  @paulroach9764  Paul, it will go the way of the Post Office.
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  2222. Disagree. Racism is racism and apartheid is a awful example of it.
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  2223. But at least Khan is safe in his 300,000 pound armour plated range rover, bought by us.
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  2224. Double the pain half the gain. If convicted, sentences and fines automatically doubled for public sector workers and politicians. If there's tax cut, they get half the cut. If there's a tax increase, their increase is doubled. That increases their skin in the game, and when they conspire against us, there are consequences.
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  2225. James Henry Hammond, a U.S. senator from South Carolina, in his famous 1858 "Cotton is King" speech, which illustrates the Southern justification for slavery in agriculture: "In all social systems there must be a class to do the menial duties, to perform the drudgery of life... Such a class you must have, or you would not have that other class which leads progress, civilization, and refinement. It constitutes the very mud-sill of society and of political government... Fortunately for the South, she found a race adapted to that purpose to her hand—a race inferior to herself, but eminently qualified in temper, in vigor, in docility, in capacity to stand the climate, to answer all her purposes." Channel 4 having a melt down about who will clean their toilets, clean their cars, make their lattes ....
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  2226. Did you eat a bartwurst?
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  2227. Same bots, day in day out. And Google AI cannot deal with it? Just how bad is their AI?
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  2228. This afternoons. There's the morning and the evening event.
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  2229. My precious, my precious. They've stolen my precious RV
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  2230. There doesn't seem to be much diversity when it comes to guns and knives.
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  2231. Far better to convict and use the proceeds of Crime Act.
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  2232. The Harold Shipman Memorial Act.
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  2233. Two!???
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  2234. Ah Deliveroo. Or in his case with the family history, Drugeroo
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  2235.  @Moscow_Will_Burn  So on migration. How does a min wage migrant pay more tax than they cost?
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  2236.  @mrmareegs3267  Or he's been shoplifting. ...
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  2237. Send people to video the "audience". Use some facial recognition to show that its the same people at every rally.
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  2238. Does he know what an elbow is and what's a a***hole?
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  2239.  @veganbarnsley15  And don't tell me, the BBC told you what to believe
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  2240. The parallax to stars is more complicated. Both the sun, and the star are moving. The method of removing stellar motions—including parallax, solar motion, and proper motion - you need to do this as well. That in itself is very interesting. Worthy of an episode it iself. You have to watch for more than a year, you get a curve of apparent movement, and the distance between the peaks and troughs is the parallax. Plus you get to reduce the error over time.
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  2241. Problem with Steve is he ignores the actual debts, and ignores if they are fixed rate or inflation linked.
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  2242. Doesn't work with digital. Only with the old fashioned CRTs, and even then maybe.
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  2243. 250 standard british peasants have to work for a year just to pay their expenses, and consume no state resources in the process.
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  2244. And which dogging spots work with an RV?
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  2245. THey have a special medical care package for life.
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  2246. When its politically expedient. Takes out an MP for 4 years.
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  2247. A good JOBBIE impersonation.
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  2248. What's the name for that?
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  2249. Section 2, 2006 Fraud act. Refusing to follow IFRS accounting rules and report pension debts, but include the statement, we follow IFRS rules.
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  2250.  @incognitoangel2995  Here's a question on cameras. Why is it that the people who run massive numbers of CCTV cameras, are so frightened of people using cameras in public?
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  2251. Could call the new currency the Voucher. You can never run out of vouchers.
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  2252. They would have gotten bigger ratings if they didn't rescue him.
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  2253.  @RichardFraser-y9t  DPS computing. That needs to be raised with the inquiry head. It looks like some of those responsible have pressurised Google. The Judge needs to call in Google and get the explanation. That would cause a certain amount of brown trousers in Google.
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  2254. If they aren't looking for someone else, why are they increasing the police in the area? Jack Holmes, the brother of Sherlock, says, you aren't telling the truth.
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  2255. Remanded in custody. Given the usual you've been naughty, don't do it again. That tells you just how bad it is.
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  2256. Are they allowed to say use lawyer's with lower standards? Isn't that unethical? Can you subpoena lawyers to find out why they dropped clients?
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  2257. and banker. That's starts with w
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  2258. He should be prosecuted for s65A of the Representation of the People act 1983 offences.
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  2259. 2025 surely. Labour are going to collapse.
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  2260. One of the three big failures. 1. Government pensions and the hiding of the debts off the books. That offence, with the asset stripping, wealth inequality, pensioner poverty, lack of investment, low take home pay, cost of living that follows. Even migration ties up with it. A demographic crisis they say, get in new workers. Problem is that new workers want their own pensions which means more debt, and most can't even cover the cost of their current services. 2. Migration. In particular uneconomic economic migration. Permenant asylum is another Health tourisim. Crime. Housing crisis. Austerity are some of the consequences 3. The NHS. 20,000 avoidable dispatches each year, just in NHS acute hospitals. Add on Scotland, NI, Wales. Add on GPs mistakes, Pharamacist mistakes. And that's with massive increases in spending.
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  2261.  @johnbarrettithinkheinvente4638  That was the ruling of the court. Women were not discriminated against. Men were.
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  2262. No. Zero inflation. The target should be the price index. ie. If the current price index is 100. The target is 100. Very simple to do. If the index falls bellow 100, interest rates are cut. If prices go above interest rates go up A stable currency is a good thing.
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  2263. So does H&S apply to police who ignore situations that are dangerous? Or is it just those working for the police that get protection?
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  2264. You won't find Nemo. He's transitioned. Amphiprioninae are the name of clown fish. In a group of anemonefish, a strict dominance hierarchy exists. The largest and most aggressive female is found at the top. Only two anemonefish, a male and a female, in a group reproduce – through external fertilization. Anemonefish are protandrous sequential hermaphrodites, meaning they develop into males first, and when they mature, they become females. If the female anemonefish is removed from the group, such as by death, one of the largest and most dominant males becomes a female. The remaining males move up a rank in the hierarchy. Clownfish live in a hierarchy, like hyenas, except smaller and based on size not sex, and order of joining/birth. Sounds just like the SNP! :-)
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  2265. Given that 100% of the DPS's prosecutions under Starmer at the DPS were wrong, what percentage of the other 4 million other prosecutions of his are miscarriages?
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  2266.  @DrPangloss  Very fishy.
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  2267. In the UK, zero.
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  2268. In August 2023, Bryan Pottinger was cleared by the Standards Commission of making a “disrespectful” comment about a female councillor’s underwear. The commission found that it was possible the complainant had “misheard” the comment.
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  2269. They are clearly very very scared. Labour knows they have enabled the abuse. Hence a inquiry they can't control and fix, a national one, is their prime aim not to have one. Instead have a local one, hand picked head of the inquiry whose is in the club, or who is being blackmailed, and they think they can get away with it.
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  2270. And before
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  2271. Big mistake of the Tories and Labour. They should have offered him a peerage.
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  2272.  @ashwhite8610  Percentage of eligible voters.
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  2273. Hence no legal aid is the key to stopping it.
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  2274. That is, we get Madame la Présidente.
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  2275. Ah Granny does the Gorbals. A Scottish homage to Debbie does Dallas. In the same mould. I'm looking for more public money for a sequel. Now in interest of being fair to both sexes, I've a script ready and waiting for "Granddad does Glasgow". A homo-erotic travelogue round Easterhouse, Possilpark and Calton. I need £400,000 of taxpayers money to make this happen.
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  2276.  @RHR-221b  Double carpet? Explain please.
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  2277. These orders. How do you inspect the register of orders to make sure its been made, and its contents?
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  2278. There's a second cover up that even NCF is not discussing. Research into these types of offenders is very clear. They state near to home. Now in that culture there is a value placed on being unsullied. [you have to beat around the bush for the AI]. So those near to home offences have been covered up. They are still being covered up.
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  2279.  @thomaspynchon2871  3 meters is not enough to give 1.5 meters space between each user. You need at least 4.5 meters. So where did you get 3m from? I'm interested.
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  2280.  @fredsmith5473  It's going to be funny to find out how much public money the CPS and the cabinet office spend on fighting the case. I've also asked that all members of the committee get asked if they have been approached about it and by whom.
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  2281. The PR and the Spin is strong on this.
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  2282.  @charliemoore2551  You don't get it. You clearly do not understand capital adequacy.
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  2283. Democrat voter
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  2284.  @tonupharry  Ear we go again.
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  2285. Now the investigations can commence into the sources of money.
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  2286. Peaceful election? With two attempts on a candidate's life? Deluded.
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  2287. Rylan Clark is my guess.
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  2288. Raise the bar for Girls. Lower it for white working class boys. Isn't that the current approach?
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  2289.  @kfckillie1  Welll the last of the three shows a way forward. Complaints Leadership – They should lead by example. Treatment of Others – MPs must behave with respect and avoid bullying, harassment, or discrimination. A 2 week suspension is the way forward.
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  2290. Did she get her growler out?
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  2291. Shadenfreude. I've had buckets of it today. It's a wipe out. Where do you find these 'experts'?
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  2292. Squat the squaters. What are they going to do? Sue the new squaters?
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  2293. 1. Wasn't carrying a camera 2. Wasn't singing gospel songs. 3. Looked like a member of the Romanian gang that operate in front of New Scotland Yard.
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  2294. Lets look at unproductive wealth. One of the biggest is Richard Murphy's pension. Massive debt = massive wealth for him. It's not doing anything. Lets tax it now. Richard has to find the cash, pay a 30% tax on that couple of million that is his pension. We can then piss it up the wall by spending it. Most other people of course put their money into funds that actually grow the wealth so you need to leave that alone.
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  2295. Can we all have a personalised tax evasion law?
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  2296. State of Confusion - brilliant.
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  2297. On ideas. The mafia on Westminster Bridge. 1. Film them. 2. Make the 999 call 3. Wait 4. and wait 5. and wait 6. Go to New Scotland Yard and start filming them and the MOD next door 7. Immediately they turn up. 8. Say great, they are on the bridge 9. Film them saying they won't do anything 10. Then make the 101 call as to why they haven't turned up. Say there are two officers here who are free. 11. Make the complaint in front of the officers. This is the really funny one. An officer having to listen to the complaint going in about them. ...
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  2298. Given two accounts, have made the same comment, you're the bot.
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  2299. @ Correct. And for Europe too. So what does reform need to do? A full audit. We have the issued NI numbers, and their country of origin. Start with that. How much tax paid? Then on the costs. Welfare is just a search. NHS, Police etc, that's common goods and its just a look up based on number of years here. Add in dependents and schooling, and you get the other costs. Then a percentage of the increase in debts, including the biggy, pensions. What is hidden in all the research is the distribution. How many people, how much, how many are beneficial for the UK? Put that in the public domain and you can start implementing policies such as deport all criminals. No welfare. 40K a year minimum tax codes. That fixes the problem very quickly. Most are economic migrants here for the cash. When the cash stops flowing, what are they going to do? Germany would be my suggestion.
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  2300. Next your smart watch will be reporting you to OffSex. Oh wait, that's already happening.
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  2301. It's a grift.
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  2302. Mass migration causes the mess. Source of that is the Governor of the Bank of England. The school of the blatantly obvious for those with common sense.
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  2303. GeoAmey have repeatedly been found wanting. They have a contract for transporting people and cannot fulfil it. People don't want to work for them, and they won't/can't increases wages. They were in charge of Tobin. A private company. Lots of reports that the police protect them. So Tobin's gone, no reason why we can't go for a double and get GeoAmey too.
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  2304. The more interesting question, what's the income of those bailing out of failed states? What happens when the small numbers who are net contributors, pay more tax than they consume, leave? There aren't that many of them. Then for those that remain, why happen if their money moves and they remain? ie. No tax, just expenses.
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  2305. Pure hate isn't it.  @dominochappin 
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  2306. It takes six days to do the NC500 - On a push bike - yes.
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  2307.  @bridiesmith5110  Mine just went on a spending binge at the end of the year.
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  2308. No. The uncle will come out earlier. The father, 40 years minimum The mother 33 years minimum. That's the tarriff
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  2309. The left are saying he was a right wing aethiest. Also saying that Bin Laden wasn't muslim.
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  2310. Same thing in the UK.
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  2311. Easy to do. Set the license fee to £1. Doesn't need a change in the law. Just needs a minister to sign the paper setting the level of the license fee. That cuts the gordian knot of MP's peers etc being involved.
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  2312. The puppet is installed.
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  2313. I had a wifi called "Border Force Camera #2" for a long time.
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  2314.  @sh.4409  Explain how they can prevent it tomorrow.
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  2315. I take it no brain function test. :-)
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  2316. Increasing numbers does nothing. The problem is police on the beat. In my area in London. 2,900 officers in the basic command unit. Only 25 on front line duty at any time. Three shifts, 75. Time off, training sickness, holidays injury. Be generous, double it to make 150 officers. What are the other 2,750 doing? That's the problem
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  2317. There are videos on line of single blonde scottish and a woman, going on holiday to Helmund.
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  2318. The simple question. Why wasn't he deported first?  @Inquisitor_Vex 
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  2319. MPs have that right under Article 4.
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  2320. Barlinnie ....
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  2321. It's a ploy.
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  2322. Ah yes, floating rate mortgage + interest rate swap = fixed rate mortgage Labour proposes that the man or woman buying a house has to start buying options and other derivatives.
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  2323. When bears moved into the town.
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  2324. Who was Jeffrey Donaldson is the more accurate statement.
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  2325. Haha! Probably correct.
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  2326.  @DavidMartin-ym2te  “But the plans were on display…” “On display? I eventually had to go down to the cellar to find them.” “That’s the display department.” “With a flashlight.” “Ah, well, the lights had probably gone.” “So had the stairs.” “But look, you found the notice, didn’t you?” “Yes,” said Arthur, “yes I did. It was on display in the bottom of a locked filing cabinet stuck in a disused lavatory with a sign on the door saying ‘Beware of the Leopard.”
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  2327.  @Lisbon6T7  Would you be surprised if he did?
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  2328. Thrush is a culture. So is Yoghurt.
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  2329. A big decision for the democrats. The idea that they would have to print fill out millions of extra ballot papers by hand for a new candidate was too much.
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  2330. No human right of consent in UK law. I wonder why.
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  2331. More than 250 patients a week could be dying unnecessarily, due to long waits in A&E in E The Royal College of Emergency Medicine analysed the 1.5 million who waited 12 hours or more to be admitted in 2023. A previous data study had calculated the level of risk of people dying after long waits to start treatment and found it got worse after five hours. 250 x 52 = 13,000 a year. Just A&E
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  2332. Zimbabwe is safe. Time to end asylum from there. We've done out bit, now its time to go home.
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  2333. One for the money, Two for the show; Three to make ready, And four to go.
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  2334. I should also add, Sorry Elvis, but she'll be doing the Jailhouse Rock.
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  2335. Slave Labour.
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  2336. What a surprise.
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  2337. The CPS have just posted a set of guidelines on consent, and what happens if someone is trans.
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  2338. and stop at all those dogging spots on the A1 in the process.
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  2339. It starts with a f.
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  2340. Reminds me. The chair of the petition's committee has been appointed. Now to check on when the committee arrives so I can drop my petition on that. Ready and waiting.
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  2341. 11% of staff. 11% of the population being migrants.  @Rusty.Mountain.Biking 
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  2342. with whom?
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  2343. Will have been sent down by Monday is the test.
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  2344. Exactly. Even worse when you exercise the right under a SAR, the redact [edit out the bits they don't like]. They insist you use the AXON system. When you read the terms and conditions, the only bit missing is that you have to sell your first born for medical research. Imposing conditions on exercising a right. Second part, when making requests insist on the meta data. Start time, end time of the video. That way you can cross check. In particularly you want the video after the interaction ends, because that's when all the shit comes out.
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  2345. It needs to be on reform's action point list. The reason is that it will keep him occupied for years.
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  2346.  @Steve-Manchester  But far better to put them on that scottish island. I suspect after 3-4 months, they will state where they are from. Of course, they will have to wait there until the travel papers arrive.
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  2347.  @jurgenjung4302  Genau. Aber wenn sie auf einer schottischen Insel festsitzen und warten müssen, bis ihre Papiere eintreffen, na und? Das wird eine lange Wartezeit.
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  2348. When you realise stuffing the ballot, voting more than once, getting the dead to vote, importing votes won't be enough, what do you do.
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  2349.  @janepearson5802  Preparing your defence before the offence.
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  2350. Joins the same club as Jacob Rees Mogg, and Axel Radubakana. Now what was that quote about membership of clubs by Groucho Marx?
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  2351. FBI have said he's an assassin.
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  2352. Tax evader comes to my mind.
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  2353.  @cherrygood4061  20,000 a year killed by "avoidable mistakes" Preventable deaths due to problems in care in English acute hospitals: a retrospective case record review study - BMJ ====== Now who is deluded?
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  2354.  @stevestephens8969  I'm interested in seeing a video of someone trying to pay Council Tax with commemorative coin. [Legal Tender] If they refuse, what then? They try and prosecute you for not paying when you have the video they refused? A touch malicious. Of course you pay the money into court [in a sealed bag, marking it as "evidence" clearly]. What happens if the court destroys evidence?
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  2355. Do you take the race card? No, not accepted here.
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  2356. 20,000 a year killed by "avoidable mistakes" Preventable deaths due to problems in care in English acute hospitals: a retrospective case record review study - BMJ
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  2357. When ever I see an unattended electrical device plugged in consuming power I unplug it. It helps save the planet.
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  2358. There are police regularly doing 400% of the speed limit.
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  2359. Morning noon and night.
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  2360. That's the end of Don King's career.
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  2361.  @jeffdidntkhs3945  So I've covered why he wasn't born in the UK. He got dumped, and has taken revenge. Going to be interesting to see which part of the culture he brought with him to the UK On the last bit, I strongly agree with you. I bet the police had been told, and told repeatedly.
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  2362.  @RayTeggie-er7pb  100K here, 100K there. Each and every year.
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  2363. So Richard, How are people going to live in their old age when you don't pay them the pension they have paid for? Screw the pensioners.
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  2364. Vote Dutch.
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  2365. The inquiry should put out a general call for evidence, with offers of immunity...
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  2366. Extortion.
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  2367. Anas Al Mustafa, 43 No one with that name born in the uk
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  2368. So that's the single older women with lots of cats vote, not going to vote Harris.
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  2369. I wouldn't be so certain on the cops getting away scot free. Put yourself in the defence barristers position. Q. Why did you stamp on my clients head? Q. Where's the body worn videos? Q. Your regulations state your cameras must be on? ...
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  2370. Monday. Park opposite my daughters primary school. Two stabbed including a child. Not even in the MSM
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  2371. One thing that should happen is there needs to be an Anton Pillar order made against the civil service, and investigators go in with what's effectively a search warrant to get all the emails, all the documents. That's then reconciled with what's been supplied. Any discrepancies checked, and people dealt with.
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  2372.  @chrisheap6612  Thanks to you and Andrew.
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  2373. Starmer says 3. CPS now admit to 99.  @street-level 
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  2374. My bet is that senior SNP politicians have said, DNRs on the elderly, who cares they don't vote the way we want them to.
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  2375.  @SmokeFactory  It was socialist. It's in the name. Most of their policies were socialist. The Nazis were a left wing problem
    5
  2376. The right to self determination is a fundamental human right. When where the Chagos Islands asked about their land being given away? Never Just the same mistake as the middle east.
    5
  2377.  @BadlydrawnBen  Herr Mohammed Achbar
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  2378.  @Inconcessa1  Here's one question. Social security is based on socialist redistribution.' No capitalism. So what would people have had in a fund if their social security had been invested and the owned their wealth?
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  2379. Norweigan according to the BBC
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  2380.  @kevinrayner5812  Running a tad under 2,000 a minute. Over 117,000 an hour. So my prediction definitely 2 million tomorrow.
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  2381. One of those is on remand. Interesting no action on the airport trio. So the question on the Airport lot. What are they trying to hide? Could be they were MI5 operatives and they have clearly said, if you prosecute me, I will spill the beans.
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  2382.  @Trendycosmetics-os6gh  All it takes is to convince one other voter to vote reform. 4 million doubled is 8 million, and that's a 400 seats in Westminster. Shouldn't be hard
    5
  2383. So why no damages for the 20,000 killed each year by avoidable errors in the NHS in England? Peer reviewed numbers.
    5
  2384. More conservatives. 4 more years for Trump.
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  2385.  @LenaK-i8r  Reform Policy Idea number 939. When a council declares bankruptcy, 20% pay cuts automatically kick in.
    5
  2386. and hide his ID and status as a migrant.
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  2387. Inequality is a sympton. A consequence mostly of the socialist pension debts. The workers assets have been looted leaving a debt. Debt is just negative wealth.
    5
  2388. Notice the big problem? Not mentioned. What are the police doing enforcing revenue of £1.50 when they don't enforce shoplifting in the 100s 1000s because they are too busy.
    5
  2389. It must also be against the LA, since they were the one's starting the ball rolling.
    5
  2390.  @shonuf5152  So explain why the cop walked passed a woman burning to death?
    5
  2391.  @Igor100year_old  How's the Ruble doing?
    5
  2392.  @Igor100year_old  How many dollars does one Ruble buy? ROFL.
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  2393.  @bootsymad9101  Herr Starmer. It's just the tache that's missing.
    5
  2394. More censorship.
    5
  2395. That's without Trump imposing taxes on imports, no more cheap postage, ...
    5
  2396. the CBI use the same argument as plantation owners. Who will pick our cotton?
    5
  2397. Meanwhile that Clifford - cross bow killer - whole of life. Now will he serve his sentence with his brother, also in jail for murder. On the buses, its a failure of the police.
    5
  2398. As a wise man once said, "The dildo of Justice rarely comes lubed!"
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  2399. They are also very slow on the criminal prosecution front for their mates.
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  2400. I take you haven't read anything in the 900+ page release.
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  2401. Interesting that Google offers to translate that into English.
    5
  2402. And the left need to follow the rules of democracy. If you want to change the constitution put forward the ammendment and see what the electorate thinks.
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  2403. One change is that they must wear yellow high viz jackets with their ID number on the back. Cost? About £2-3. Money raised from video of their offending? 100s of millions if not billions.
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  2404. Any trade agreement can. You just send a Vienna letter.
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  2405. The idea is that its normanl and not news. Cover it up.
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  2406. Just another default on the debt. If you are young, remember its your turn next.
    5
  2407. I'm looking forward to day 1. Trump's going to be signing lots of paper. Lots of the Swamp being sacked.
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  2408.  @ElizabethF2222  I've bets on hash brownies or copious consumption of nitrous oxide. Based on the laughter.
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  2409.  @ciaranmarsh255  Oh yes she was. It's panto time.
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  2410. Forever Cayene - very spicy.
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  2411. Agreed. It's an easy thing. He clearly has overseas nationality because he wasn't born here. That I've checked. He may have acquired UK nationality. However, that can and must be stripped. Then he gets put on the plane out of the UK. Now that can be done, and has been done in other cases. The question is why not in his case? The answer goes back to the legal system, to the civil service, and to MPs. MPs need to pass a law, convicted, not born here, UK nationality is removed as of the date of the offence. That prevents the game where people revoke their other nationality so they cannot be made stateless. I would also add, no papers, ie, stateless, its a camp on South Uist until you provide them. He could then live out his life there... Next, on conviction, foreign nationals are automatically deported. A quick check. Is the country on the safe list. Yes - from the court to the plane, or from the jail to the plane at the end of sentence. For example, drink driving conviction? You are on the plane home. So that's MPs. They haven't made the process automatic. The current set up, the home office are incompetent or its deliberately done. I lean towards both. MPs. Civil service top of the list The courts, why don't they put deportation as part of the sentence?  @moniquebode1655 
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  2412.  @andrewwarmington  On the evidence presented. What wasn't presented? BBL has examples of that. What evidence was wrongly presented? For example, the statistics and probabilities?
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  2413. ULEZ cameras are illegal. They won't say where they are. Health and Safety of the cameras [I kid you not]. So its covert survielllance. RIPA Act 2000 kicks in. Section 32 says who can do the secret recording, and TFL isn't one of them. Section 41 needs a secretary of state to sign off on the cameras. Now that has to be for serious crimes. Problem is ULEZ is a penalty charge, its not a crime. That was the game with penalty charges. It's not a fine so its not a crime, its a penalty. So they are operating illegally
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  2414. With his name its very hard to tell. A bit like John Smith,
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  2415.  @West-c2u  Legal aid needs to be removed for nationality, deportation and migration cases.
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  2416. ITV? Why do you have a criminal on your panel?
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  2417. They are out of office and they know it. So a bet to get some extra cash when you are about to be sacked? ...
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  2418.  @drhfuhruhurr4253  Yep. On certain topics its higher. At some point G will be forced under a SAR to release all the info.
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  2419. Blackpool has been a shit hole for ages.
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  2420. Roasted!
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  2421. The 4 and the officer can all be charged. In fact they should be charged. All of them.
    5
  2422. FOI for all the locations. If they won't say, its covert surveillance and the law changes as to what's allowed. Has to be for serious crimes.
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  2423. What's the betting they get their pay off now?
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  2424. This one's a biggy? Who ate all the pies?
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  2425. Publish your tax returns Joe. We want to see when you paid tax on the 10%
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  2426. St Pancras station needs to be renamed Agincourt station. Follows the French pattern where the Germans arriving on train into Paris arrive at Gare d'Auserlitz
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  2427. When do the people who are anti state get a look in on the BBC? When do the people who are anti BBC get a shout to? Impartiality my posterior.
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  2428.  @davidhendrie9455  Oh look too. You cannot post the name of a certain presenter on a certain public sector broadcaster in the UK who demanded that this action take place.
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  2429. And what's the plan for uneconomic economic migrants who are here? Why should others be forced to subsidise them with hundreds of billions of pounds of money? [Source Cream research into the fiscal effects of migration]
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  2430.  @Wasssssup-3  And Starmer and co deserve jail.
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  2431.  @jimshelley8831  He went to Switzerland. Fechy.
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  2432. He's just been paid a massive bribe, sorry pay increase.
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  2433. He joined to vote against Trump.
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  2434. Don't be silly. No prison sentence.
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  2435. Labour got 20% of the electorate. How has that increased? Remember, YouGov is pro labour.
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  2436. Lets face it. If Biden had been in a Scottish care home, it wouldn't have survived Covid times.
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  2437.  @craigos24  They have cancelled most of them. Tories in on it, they know they are toast too.
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  2438. Or preaching the gospel. Or singing songs.
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  2439. Those that wil be complaining will be those that need their bank accounts investigating.
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  2440. Winter is comming.
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  2441. Up there with Sir Kid Starver.
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  2442.  @DarrenJones042  ======= so green it's brown ======= I'm nicking that! :-)
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  2443. So how do you calculate the odds it happened by chance? You need to start off with the underlying rate of deaths. For example, the 20,000 killed each year by 'errors' in English accute hospitals.
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  2444. "In all social systems there must be a class to do the menial duties, to perform the drudgery of life... Such a class you must have, or you would not have that other class which leads progress, civilization, and refinement. It constitutes the very mud-sill of society and of political government... Fortunately for the South, she found a race adapted to that purpose to her hand—a race inferior to herself, but eminently qualified in temper, in vigor, in docility, in capacity to stand the climate, to answer all her purposes." James Henry Hammond, a U.S. senator from South Carolina
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  2445. Where's the shortage of cash for AI?
    5
  2446. The Nazis imposed exit taxes on Jews. Post WW2 that was declared illegal under international law. Trust Labour to pull one out of the Nazi play list.
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  2447. Exactly. Getting the police to respond is the mess.
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  2448. Assad and Lord Alli are mates. Lord Alli and Starmer are mates.
    5
  2449. The smell of Schadenfreude in the Morning.
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  2450.  @tubecated_development  or the one in Primrose hill yesterday. Or the machete fight in Oxford Street Or the gang stabbing in Liverpool. ....
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  2451. I've pushed things to my MP. He's incompetent, a racist and a drunk. So you have to do it yourself. I'll give you an example. The police regularly break the law near me. Parking on double reds to fine people parking on double reds. That certainly brings the police into disrepute, but its illegal. The question is, do they have an exemption? College of policing say for BASIC police drivers they MUST obey the highway code at all times. I FOId the Met,, do you have any exemptions to the regulations for basic police drivers. No was the answer. So I put the complaint in. In detail, with copies of the regulations, code of ethics, the breaches of law and ethics etc. Comprehensive. So its being investigated. Then out of the blue, a second response to the FOI arrives, completely contradicting the first. What has happened is the penny has dropped. Lots of officers have been rampantly breaking the law, and they have been caught. Now all I asked for as a proportionate response was for a memo to go out, and these two officers to be fined for their offence, not others. The reason for these two is that they made threats and were rude. So given they knew it was an offence, admitted it on video, I think that's reasonable. Now I suspect internally, they have concluded if two get done, we have to do them all, and that's thousands of offences. So they have decided which is worse? Lying on a FOI response, or having to obey traffic laws? Some has lent on the FOI woman, to get her to change the story. So we are into the cover up being worse than the crime. So there's going to be a long discussion with the IOPC tomorrow, to try and get them to take over the investigation because when you have Professional Standards perverting the course of Justice its out of control.  @El.Cid17 
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  2452. Run Joe Run - Your family is going to need the pardons.
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  2453. Why is Kamala going up and down on the polls?
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  2454. Why replace? Just sack.
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  2455. Extreme left is a better tag. Extremism is after all bad.
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  2456. Exactly. Corruption in the UK is rife. Even within the police there's corruption on a large scale.
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  2457. One for the money, Two for the show; Three to make ready, And four to go.
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  2458. Would we? For a short period perhaps. Do you think she would win a leadership contest?
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  2459. The other BBC tactics are. 1. Mention that he's labour at the end of the article. 2. Throw in Tories or some other group who have done the same. Other way round? Don't do that.
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  2460. Aden's law. What's the betting he's known to the police? Is that a 50-50 bet?
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  2461. Talking of Greggs, I saw a motorcyclist motoring out of Greggs today. A new one on me.
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  2462. The business model is the same as the BBC model. Extort money from people with the threat of jail.
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  2463.  @VAMR-vc7xg  Equally I think there should be a one wife limit on benefits. I think there should be a zero welfare limit on foreigners. No welfare. Nothing. There should be a minimum tax code on migrants of 38,500 a year, each person. [That's under break even, its average wage] What's not to like?
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  2464. Their money has. Branson has gone. Dyson has gone. That awful plumber has gone. The hedge funds have their assets offshore so they can't be bailed in. They have left and even more. Even the middle class are bailing. That's the more worrying one since they are the ones that fund the mess
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  2465. He couldn't run a bath.  @GORT70 
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  2466. "The Pensions Increase (Pension Scheme for Keir Starmer QC) Regulations 2013" One rule for him, lots of rules for others. Nothing like getting a personal tax evasion law for yourself.
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  2467. Spot on when it comes to net contributors. That's the key point. Now if only there was a simple solution, uses existing systems, that make sure that's the case? Oh wait, 40K a year minimum tax codes and no welfare. It's very simple. Cross check National Insurance records, send out the adjusted tax codes. Part one done. Second a list sent to the DWP and benefit stops.
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  2468. There's a channel by NileRed who does chemistry experiments and films them. He took a AA lithium, pulled the lithium out, dropped in in water. That's just one AA battery. The results, how can one put it, explosive.
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  2469. Cleaning toilets wasn't it?
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  2470. Robert Underdunk Terwilliger Jr., PhD, better known as Sideshow Bob, clearly has a a relative.
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  2471. What no dragons and trolls?
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  2472. Mass migration means GDP per head goes down. It increases poverty.
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  2473.  @PINACI  Yes and no. I will certainly show that their behaviour is harassment. So in that sense its evidence. However its a different legal system, so no precedent there. However you can bet that it will be used. So the question for the BBC, settle out of court, to prevent it being used by others? It's a decision.
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  2474. For those that want to carry on with the Rishi route, are they bonkers?
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  2475. They state 700, but it looks like it might be 4,000. ie People they forced to pay, who given a choice of pay or go to jail decided to stay out of jail. It also appears that the tax man allowed the deduction and didn't check. Another scandal.
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  2476. But think of the kick backs.
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  2477. Would be interesting for someone to sit down and start to play. What excuse will they use to say no?
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  2478. Was the head of the CPS at the time paid off?
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  2479. and the women's underwear.
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  2480. If they try that, I'll resume my campaign of complaints of bias. Based in fact of course. Any money they think they can force me to pay, they will have to spend many multiples on the complaints side. I've worked out how the system works.
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  2481. Why do you need legistlation on Cass? Can anyone explain?
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  2482.  @RND-x8m  Exactly. It's being looted and laundered.
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  2483. He's a shoe in.
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  2484. 1. Age is irrelevant. She's a terrorist, send her to jail 2. Serco? That's a government problem and that's an abuse. 3. The punishment should fit the crime. The punishments need to be consistent across the board and one group MUST NOT get special treatment.
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  2485.  @IanLynch-b7e  Plus, you've missed of Starmer's personalised law so he can evade tax.
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  2486. A touch of blue and you would have a smurf.
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  2487. Here's an idea. Abolish rates. Abolish council tax. Congestion zones. Gone complete. Then a percentage of income tax goes to councils? How much? It's done per capita. i.e Same amount per person. Now personally, I'd do it on the basis of the number of Brits. That's far cheaper to collect. All those debt collectors, made redundant. Rich areas subsidise the poor. So what choices do councils have? If you want to do more, you have to be more efficient.
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  2488. If he had been jailed, lots of people would have made him their "friend".
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  2489. How she slip through my list of bad MPs I don't know. Number 458 The end of Hodge's service on Islington Council, prior to her entering Parliament, was marred by the emergence of serious child abuse allegations concerning Council-run children's homes in Islington. She has apologised several times since the emergence of the scandal in the 1980s that directly linked her council tenure with what she admitted in 2014 was "shameful naivety" in ignoring the complaints of paedophile victims Gus O'Donnell, then head of the civil service, accused her of presiding over a "theatrical exercise in public humiliation", while Alan Duncan accused her of being "abusive and bullying" towards Rona Fairhead. Her family's company "pays just 0.01pc tax on £2.1bn of business generated in the UK In 2015 there was considerable controversy about her benefiting, to the tune of £1.5 million, from assets repatriated from a Liechtenstein family trust in 2011 using the Liechtenstein disclosure facility, that reduced penalties and removed the risk of prosecution for Britons moving undeclared assets back to the UK.
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  2490. So lots of officers. No doubt with their BWV cameras on. Armed with Tasers. And still he escapes. What's the betting Peter we never ever get to see that footage because it will show gross incompetence.
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  2491. @Rick-t9h Jailed together strikes me as a worse punishment.
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  2492. Spintting image of Sideshow Bob, Including the weapon.
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  2493. They need an excuse and its sunak
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  2494. Sky Australia is worth a watch from time to time.
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  2495. The whole point of an accounting system is that entries are made in "ink". You can reverse an entry by making an opposite entry, then booking the new correction. ie. 3 pairs of entries. You do NOT change the original entry. That's for a computer system and for a paper based system.
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  2496. With no heating payments, they will have to resort to blankets.
    4
  2497.  @Royboy50  Populism is democracy when the voters don't vote for you
    4
  2498. Just think. When the tables are turned, what we can do with them.
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  2499. Another group that should be put on the list with the Post Office and barred from private prosecutions.
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  2500. They will revert to smuggling. One EU country, import the bulk, forward on the packages internally in the EU
    4
  2501. What happened to all those DEI recruits?
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  2502. The end of the Hindu vote.
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  2503. Just following orders. Oh wait, .... :-)
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  2504.  @Jenny-e4v  For those that don't pay the tax to cover their costs, back to their countries or to another country.
    4
  2505. 12-13 on the Street? Where were the SS?
    4
  2506.  @WestieWestie  Is he? Which BBC department do you work for?
    4
  2507.  @PhilomenaBullock  There's a case to be made for all government offices to go cold this winter.
    4
  2508. Just checked the weather and oh boy, its pleuvant comme un flot de pisse de tous les chevaux de la cavalerie domestique
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  2509.  @jalalabdullah5043  We hate kids being murdered. We have the idea of no consent. We hate having to pay for it and being made poorer in the process.
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  2510. Very funny. They hate being ridiculed
    4
  2511. No. I had one cycle at me this morning. Common assault. On the pavement next to a cycle route. Or on my road. That's a route with all the infrastucture. Massive offending. Then we have shared pavements. In some cases less than a meter wide when the rules are 1.5 m of space. How is any cyclist going to pass a pedestrian given them 1.5m of room?
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  2512. We told you.
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  2513. Will he resign for prosecuting close to 100 innocent post masters? Will he apologise for saying less than a handful ie 5
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  2514. Guess who reads your emails. 😂
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  2515. One of my thoughts. But I still don't see which law says they can employ a magistrate, set up a room, turn it into a court. Now if you do go, what you should do is simply state you will wait until your case is called. No need to offer your name. That forces them to read out each name in turn.
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  2516. No doubt a pharmaceutical expert. Came in with a large number of points as per home office rules.
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  2517. Sturgeon and head is a combo that I don't want to think about.
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  2518. The flaw in your argument. The cost of policing. There is no policing.
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  2519.  @chkldstgee2433  It's got everything to do with Labour. They are the goverment. Government says we are going to implement racist sentencing policies. Make the unofficial policy official.
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  2520.  @LenaK-i8r  Correct. But he can pull the whip from a sizeable number of rebels. Given the rules on a leadership challenge. 20% are needed for a challenge. 411 MPs, which means 82. 650 seats, halved is 325. He can afford to get rid of 86 and still have a majority. But he doesn't need to do that. He just needs to get rid of a percentage of the 82 to make sure they only get 81 votes or less. That's why it won't work.
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  2521.  @oyvey304  I agree, they won't accept orders, they won't do their work. So the question then is what's needed to make them change? Complaints is one approach. I have had 2 where they were ordered to make corrective action. I have a suspicion they have done neither. But generally the higher up the police the more likely they are to not try and fob you off. The reason is the no update in a month rule. If you haven't been given an update on a complaint, make a second. So lets give you an example. Complain about a PC, it goes to their Sgt. If they don't give you a monthly update, just make a complaint about him/her/it. That's now at inspector level. Repeat. Now you are at chief inspector. .... The highest I got was a personal visit from an assistant commissioner. Too late to deal with the problem but we are getting a bit of a message across. I've been setting them up for using crime stats. I know a local junction is 1200 offences an hour. Cyclists jumping reds etc, cars on mobiles [and reds] Illegal motorbikes. I've written an app that takes a video, a spread sheet of timestamp and offence and will submit via their website. I already have had MOPAC order changes in crime reporting. I'm making a list of lots of officers with dates who say, report it. You can see where this is going. We're. 1200 offences, would take 3 hours to upload. Given the local stats are 800 offences in a month, that's going to generate a bit of an outlier. I suspect I would get a visit saying please don't do it. But what about all this advice from police officers and MOPAC warning the met on hiding crime stats? {Its fraud by the way, officers have been jailed for it)
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  2522. A search of the databases show no one born with that name after 2001. So as he's 19, he wasn't born in the UK. He's not on any electoral role as well. So why was he here? When is he going to be deported?
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  2523.  @Craig-wp3pz  They don't like it being taken out of them! :-)
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  2524.  @TheJohnreeves  Based on lots of things.
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  2525.  @JGG3345  If they cause anxiety.
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  2526. He'll be on all fours now.
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  2527. and a registered democrat voter.
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  2528. You can make it cheap. 1. First a list of safe countries. That's pretty easy to draw up. 2. That list cannot be appealed. 3. Second you make it strict liability. Commit an offence, and convicted, its from the court house door to the plane, or from the jail to the plane. 4. Next, you can't appeal in the last 7 days before your deportation. So that just leaves countries that are on the dangerous list. For those, its an internment camp until the country becomes safe. A Scottish island somewhere. No catch and release. Of course if they can find a country that will take them ... So what's the lawyer going to do? It's part of the sentence. They can try appealing the conviction, but ....  @Thomas-OToole 
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  2529.  @SilverFoxHotTakes  Lots of choices. And the 11 bob note of course.
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  2530. What investments? Where are the accounts for any "investment" the state has made.
    4
  2531.  @GetGwapThisYear  You said "for investment and for the public good." The left constantly go on about investments. So an investment does one of two things. It produces cuts in spending because it saves money, or it generates an income. Those investments need to generate the savings/income to cover the cost of borrowing the money in the first place. So I'd like to see some accounts to see how any of these investments are going. To see if they work. Are they an asset or are they a liability. If the are an asset, its good. If they are a liability, its bad. The liabilities produce austerity.
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  2532.  @Patrick-fm5dk  There's a deficit. Mr Average 38.5K a year doesn't generate enough tax revenue from all sources to fund the state. Mr non working illegal migrant certainly doesn't.
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  2533. I've got a list. 457 MPs on it. My favourite is Ian Harvey MP In November 1958, Harvey and a 19-year-old guardsman, Anthony Walter Plant of the Coldstream Guards, were found in the bushes in St James's Park and arrested; Harvey tried to escape, and attempted to give a false name on arrest. Both were charged with gross indecency and breach of the park regulations; when tried on 10 December, the indecency charge was dropped and both were fined £5. Harvey paid Plant's fine as well as his own. I've add Tulip to the list. She's not on my favourite list.
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  2534. You need to look at the bets in place at the time.
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  2535. not to be allowed near children.
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  2536. Same with the Tories. Next year's GCSE history paper. Wooops. I've given the question away. No cheating. Who were the Labour party?
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  2537. Stasi Starmer. Names are important.
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  2538. DEI. Donald Ends It
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  2539. MoJ Spokesperson 'Sex offenders face some of the strictest licence conditions and can be put back behind bars if they break the rules at any point. We've also changed the law so the most serious criminals spend longer in prison.' Wrong answer to the wrong question. Why did you release them and not deport them?
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  2540.  @SilverFoxHotTakes  Rayner, Menzies, they are coming thick and fast. I had an interesting discussion about Rayner yesterday. A new likely offence. Insurance fraud. What's the betting she didn't tell the insurance company she had let the place out? Insurance when you are a landlord is more than when its your own principle abode. Lots of offences committed in my opinion
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  2541. A major cash source going to waste.
    4
  2542. PS. He's in Libya. Huge pressure can be put on Libya to hand him over. No aid money for starters. Immediate return of all refugees.
    4
  2543.  @oprophetisfake9482  Correct. Did Daddy pay tax on his 10% cut? Those paintings. That's money laundering
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  2544. Yes. Do a google.
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  2545.  @KellyS_77  I'm making toad in the hole tonight. I'll probably be done for talking about batter
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  2546. Barbara has a business in England. The rateable value of her business property is £10,000, so she uses the 2023 to 2024 small business multiplier (49.9 pence) to estimate her business rates as follows: £10,000 (rateable value) x £0.499 pence (multiplier) = £4,990 (basic business rates) So the multiplier to keep it simple is around 50%. So just take the rateable value and half it, and you get what you have to pay before you've even made a sale. Destroying the economy.
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  2547. You've been reading the BBC website again haven't you?
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  2548. Exactly. That RV, my bet is that it was bought for dogging.
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  2549. Number 527 on my list of bad politiicians.
    4
  2550. Have you totted up what you have saved?
    4
  2551. I've been flying and hit +3 -2 g. I know, I had a g-meter on the plane. That wasn't smooth either it was 0.1 second to change. It hit,
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  2552. and animal lovers.
    4
  2553. The polling the Democrats haven't published.
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  2554. Where were social services? When will they be prosecuted?
    4
  2555.  @SilverbackMatt01  From the high diving board as well.
    4
  2556. Will he bribe the officers with monopoloy money?
    4
  2557. Where are you going to move to? Canada? Mexico?
    4
  2558.  @MsKenzo7  Here's the question. Why do we need taxi drivers from overseas? Highly skilled? No. Deliveroo riders? No. ...
    4
  2559. How many Es in Angela Rayner?
    4
  2560. @ I think plant is still alive. Perhaps Pink news should do an interview. I'd be genuinely interested into what went on.
    4
  2561.  @petergaskin1811  I've a list of MPs who have committed offences, paid back expenses etc. 237 Are Labour 164 are Tory 32 are Lib Dem 6 are DUP 4 are independents 2 are Plaid Cymru 1 Reform 1 Respect 1 Sein Fein 1 SDLP
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  2562. I've just posted the same. It isn't designed that way. The presurised cabin puts pressure on the door to keep it shut. So how did he get it open? Bad maintenance, bad build? The aircraft needs examining.
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  2563.  @thomasdalton1508  R versus Rebecca Gray is the case you need to research. Not the data controller. Had left the firm Still prosecuted and found guilty. Now Rose as you admit is not the data controller. She still leaked data. She can be prosecuted under Section 55, and needs to be.
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  2564.  @another3997  You've missed off that he's the lawyer of choice for the architects of genocide.
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  2565. The more they lose, the more they harrass.
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  2566. You have clear examples of this with the phone snatchers. Orders are clear, they must not chase. Now I did manage to get one nicked 2 weeks ago. He jumped a red got t-boned. 999 call and by chance police were there in under 2 mins.
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  2567. Almost certainly a hernia.
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  2568. Increase it to 10,000 a year. Problem solved. An alternative solution
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  2569.  @MeYou-yz2yz  But the point I was making. Target Starmer, and you give Labour a Free ride. It's Labour AND Stamer that need to be the focus.
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  2570. Chicken.
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  2571. Ear we go again.
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  2572. 60% of electoral college votes for Trump 40% for Harris. 1. What we have here is desparation from the left, projecting their own problems onto others 2. What would they know, when the have all been saying Joe Biden's a genius, on top of all his faculties for years.
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  2573. The ball has just started rolling
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  2574.  @Andrew-wq3tu  No reports I presume they are in St Thomas's.
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  2575. And Macron.
    4
  2576.  @STONEWALL148  He signed a nomination form saying he was living in North London. However he made a declaration to paraliament he was living in Westminster over that period. That's an offence against electoral law. If you search for Paul Nuttalll they went after him for that offence.
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  2577. Problem here is he's been arrested. All he has to say, the democrats paid me.
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  2578. Doghouse or Dock? Why not go for the triple? Doghouse, Dock, and Dungeon.
    4
  2579. Talking gibberish.
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  2580. its a politician ffs what u expect - slightly more accurate!.  @carlbland68 
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  2581. He's not in office. You're deluded.
    4
  2582.  @PLeon-kd1yd  A shredder. Makes for an ideal TikTok Video.
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  2583.  @taras6806  The local council had a go at me. I bought a house. 10 years later they gave me a week to rip the roof off. Anyway, I read their letter etc, read the rules, employed a friend's father who was an ex town planer for a fixed price. 400 pages dumped on them at the last minute, by courier, mostly stuff out of their own archives. Lots of it. That was for the public inquiry. You have a right to that. They were expecting 4-5 pages from me. End result they employed a barrister for 8 weeks.
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  2584. They know its wrong, hence they are the ones in denial. So the move to fascism.
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  2585. WHy are the terror police investigating?
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  2586.  @frostfree7  Investigations into the previous executive being involved with the judicary. Meetings in the Whitehous for example. Fanny Willis, James, Bragg. Who else was at those meetings?
    4
  2587. Time I think for a petitition to turn off the heating in Westminster this winter to show solidarity with the elderly. That might bump off a few peers in the process.
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  2588. There are three levels of police driver. These are: basic standard response and advanced. Basic All police drivers must hold a full Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) licence for the category of vehicle being driven. Individual forces have discretion to determine whether a practical assessment is also required. Not in doubt. Now comes the bit that means they are acting illegally. A basic police driver: must be trained to stop vehicles in routine circumstances (should force policy permit) [No problem here] must drive within the constraints of the Highway Code [This is where they are screwed] [No problem] does not have authority to use emergency ancillary equipment (for example, blue lights, sirens) to facilitate progress There own regulations state. THEY MUST OBEY THE HIGHWAY CODE. It's not about pursuit or intermediate drivers. It's about BASIC police drivers breaking the law when their own regulations state otherwise. Now are those regulations advisory? No. Last year the law was changed. The police code of ethics is statutory. It is the law. So which bit have they broken? 5. Orders and instructions I will, as a police officer, give and carry out lawful orders only, and will abide by Police Regulations. I will give reasonable instructions only, and will follow all reasonable instructions. So are they following Police regulations? Answer is no.  @geoffholme 
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  2589. Perhaps they have arrested the priest for aiding a criminal.
    4
  2590. Ah an attack of the vapours! :-)
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  2591. Taxation stopped you smoking. Taxes on working will cause unemployment.
    4
  2592. What's amazing is the police. Come in and tell us what occurred? Are they blind? They have the video. They can see for themselves.
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  2593. Disagree. Why should those who generate the wealth get screwed so the parasitical Public Sector get to enjoy the benefits.
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  2594. I won a police complaint this week. Clear, 100% two tier policing. So even though I won it, I'm going to refer it up. Since it involves revenue collection by Khan, I can't see how he can be an independent reviewer.
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  2595. Pol Pot is a rabid right winger.
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  2596. Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy also argued that Labour shouldn’t be held to the same standard as Rishi Sunak because they are not yet in Government. OK for Labour to commit crimes. We aren't talking about a bit of cake. We are talking actual offences.
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  2597. Trump needs to sort out the farming mess, then pay a visit.
    4
  2598. It's not just the boats. Rawanda is the state's con. The boats are the con. The issue is uneconomic migration.
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  2599. That took me a while, but the penny's dropped. A dark tunnel in deed.
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  2600. Her family's company "pays just 0.01pc tax on £2.1bn of business generated in the UK In 2015 there was considerable controversy about her benefiting, to the tune of £1.5 million, from assets repatriated from a Liechtenstein family trust in 2011 using the Liechtenstein disclosure facility, that reduced penalties and removed the risk of prosecution for Britons moving undeclared assets back to the UK.
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  2601. The problem is the police have walked away.
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  2602. It's a medical condition - amnesia.
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  2603. Labour have no solutions bar make it worse. How are Labour going to pay the £16 trillion pound pension debt without austerity?
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  2604. No, its a greenie denied the grift. It's all about the money.
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  2605. A party of one.
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  2606. Thousands of batteries. Thousands of components to go wrong.
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  2607. Given that starmer was boasting about prosecution 4 million, what does that tell you?
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  2608. Is there anything below special measures for the Met?
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  2609. So answer some basic questions. There's 16 trillion pounds of socialist pension debt with no asset. How's that going to be paid without austerity?
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  2610. Scottish values? Maureen will seduce you, or Jock will try and bribe you with a pooound.
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  2611. If its back, its Labour. They are in charge, so that makes them fascists.
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  2612. The EU is 97% white. India is 99% brown. Rejoiners want special rules for the first group, and then accuse people who don't of being racist. I think its pretty clear who are the racists in this matter.
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  2613. If tax doesn't pay for government spending, abolish tax. No need to control inflation etc in Sterling, we all use the Dollar or Euro. It's controlled externally. So deluded. Completely deluded as a simple thought experiment shows.
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  2614.  @andymcnab2.0  2 men enter, 1 man leaves.
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  2615. They have lost the plot. There's an adage that in prison people fall into 3 groups. The mad, the bad and the sad. The mad should be in a safe place, so they and society are protected. For them its not about punishment. The bad, its punishment and to give us a break. The sad, its more difficult. You cannot do nothing, ...
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  2616.  @marcusfenix891  I've seen no evidence of any charges being laid. Starmer certainly prevented others from being extradited to stand trial. Different from defending at a trial, preventing the trial
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  2617.  @marcusfenix891  I've no hard evidence for that. Circumstancial, yes. Starmer's comment "I didn't defend his father" Needs analysis. Since his father has never been charged, that's' a very odd statement to make. But it is consistent with your statement. That Stamer was Celestin Ugirashebuja personal lawyer, an architect of the genocide leads credence to it. That an Anaclet Rudakubana was one of the governors that ordered/coordinated the 1994 genocide. Apparently he disappeared years ago at around the same time that Alphonse Rudakubana turned up in the UK? Cooincidence?
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  2618. ULEZ cameras film a junction. It's trivial AI to pick up on offences Red light jumping, cycling on pedestrian only crossings, pavement cycling. That gets the video, and the close up images of the cyclist. That gets stored Then a few months later, an operation, stop those committing an offence. £100 fine, name and address AND a photograph. All that put into the system Then click search. The photograph is matched against photographs of previous offences, and 500 letters sent out, with £100 fines. £50,000 dished out What's funny, its a magistrate's fine, so you can't get out of it with bankruptcy
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  2619. The police need to realise, that regime change, means changes in policy. When you are complicit in the cover up, its your neck, your pension, and your freedom that you are putting on the line. They won't protect you, because they won't have the power to protect you.
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  2620. There's his brother. In jail for murder. Comes in court the father is a nasty bit of work. So you need to ask questions about the other brother
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  2621. Why?
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  2622.  @lisah9561  Really? What ever you think about TR, its dodgy. The number of non crime hate instances. ie. Wrong think. The proposed introduction of blasphemy laws. Allison Pearson is another example But explain why the police would say they have lost the paperwork? That's a very tough explain for you.
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  2623.  @BrigadoonBilly-dr6iu  That's what I thought. :-)
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  2624.  @RHR-221b  OK. Surely 33 to 1 on. Reminds me of seeing a film in Zurich. E/DF. English with german and french subtiltes. Man discovers his ex has shacked up with a woman. Oh, he says, you're a carpet muncher. Me and a friend laughed. Others didn't So I had to explain it because they hadn't translated the joke. That explaination then spread through the theatre.
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  2625. What offences have those cheering murder committed?
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  2626. You're nicked. :-)
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  2627.  @cheddar76k  Interesting my joke about a village missing someone has disappeared.
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  2628. I do. They should be tested. The kids need to be tested. Otherwise at 18 you discover they have failed your kid.
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  2629. We have one in the UK who was first minister of the Scottish parliament - Nicola Sturgeon Pearl necklaces on expenses, and its not clear if it was jewellery or a service.
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  2630. I take it you haven't read his manifesto?
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  2631.  @jamesbunyan9781  I tend to agree. He was captured. Wined and dined, money flowed to him.
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  2632.  @jamesrobinson9167  20,000 a year killed by "avoidable mistakes" Preventable deaths due to problems in care in English acute hospitals: a retrospective case record review study - BMJ
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  2633. Why oh why did they rescue him?
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  2634. I bet they are fake employees.
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  2635.  @Daverocks-zp3kh  They are when they contain threats that cause alarm and distress.
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  2636. It was about getting a warm water port for the Russian Navy. Problem is that's failed. Those drone boats have completely neutered that. Then the St Petersburg Port. It's now hemmed in. There are two straits. Both with gaps less than 2 territorial waters in size. St Petersburg as a port is now neutered.
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  2637. They will leave, not be in the UK, then dump the shares. No tax. No investment
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  2638. It follows the once in a generation. Plus 15 years is more than enough time to teach Scottish voters a bigger lesson about Scottish politicians. The Darian project, The Sturgeon project, all mega disasters.
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  2639. So where has the 20% the workers have paid the socialist welfare state for their old age gone? It's all spent. Leaving a debt which is negative wealth. Ask what people could have had if their had been allowed, permitted, to do the right thing and just accumulate wealth through their investments
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  2640. No description. What can we infer from that?
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  2641.  @AW12-W  Forget physics. Just look at pension debts. Second look at the mass migration to claim welfare.
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  2642. Exactly. Particularly as its a sort of two birth rule. If you have one, then have twins, you get the money for 3. Fair to me. If you have twins in one round, cap applies.
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  2643. Notice no questioning about the casual 1,000 bn spend.
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  2644. The Salt is flowing
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  2645. The biggy. Why have they hidden the debts off the books.
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  2646. Any references for that?
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  2647. Crap on the first bit. You clearly do not understand the role of the BoE when it comes to capital adequacy. On your second point spot on. If we take the second point. Lets abolish taxation. The government carries on spending. Everyone else switches to using the dollar. Now what? The government prints money, no one wants it. So we have a parallel currency. A currency with value, and vouchers. The government pays it workers in the vouchers it prints. For some reason I think that the public sector will object.
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  2648. The state has taken over from parents. Why not go for the social workers and the teachers?
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  2649. THat was the "we must be seen to be doing something".
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  2650. The policy is racist.
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  2651. Interesting one. THere's a murderer from Uganda who has just won the right to stay in the UK because he's mentally ill. Judge ruled he can't be named. However a quick search shows his name from conviction on the Guardian's website. Now that presents a dilema. Do I report the Guardian for contempt of court?
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  2652. Who cares?
    4
  2653. Imagine geting a double dose of Long Covid and TDS.
    4
  2654.  @stephfoxwell4620  The wealth of Richard, is pilled up, one of the things it does is produce austerity. It's completely unproductive. It's in fact negative. But Richard wants to tax the productive wealth. Lets take one example Dyson. [Not that he's in the UK anymore]. Lots of wealth, but its productive wealth producing jobs sales and other taxes. Richards pension does none of that. Why not a 30% tax on it? He pays that tax now. He can borrow it. That money raised can now be spent by the state on anything.
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  2655. I'll give you an example from yesterday. An elderly woman crossing the Old Kent Road had been hit by a car. A paramedic was there relatively quickly. But she's in the middle of the road, and cars and buses, cyclists, illegal motorbikes swerving around her. Now this is the A2. One lorry driver had called 999 to get the police. I called 999 to get the police. 40 mins later, no officer had turned up. She's still i the road, and now there are three ambulances. I suspect a broken hip etc, so moving her is going to be a major issue. Traffic still weaving around here. So I called 999 again. You're the first call. Yeah right. I've the CAD number from the previous call. The police just can't be arsed.
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  2656. On her knees? Doing a Kamala on Willie Brown perhaps? Well at least the US have rejected the Hawk Tuah president.
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  2657. Another issue. Where's consent in this? When were the population ever told about mass migration? When were they given the vote? When are they allowed to say, I'm not funding it.
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  2658. Massive spending cuts imposed.
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  2659. Lord Alli faces probe - Now there's a bit of click bait.
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  2660.  @andrewpease3688  Blame the Welsh.
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  2661.  @IRGeamer  That's the BBC. I'm not paying for propaganda, so I'm not the sociopath. So how are you going to pay your £600,000 share of the state's pension debts?
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  2662. Not the case. I had one assault me (common) this morning. On the pavement next to a cycle route. I also live on a cycle route. All the infrastucture in place. Pavements? Yep. Rampant. Red light jumping? Rampant. Ignoring traffic signs? Yep. Mobile use when cycling? Cycling under the influence? Yep. So your idea that if only, is false.
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  2663. How many people has this magistrate jailed for not funding the BBC and HE's PDF behaviour? One rule for the elite, one for the peasants.
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  2664. Exactly. Politicians doing it directly for cash now, or for cash later.
    4
  2665. But things like this go viral. It needs to be spread and spread widely. Just like manure spread on fields, it works wonders.
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  2666. Looking forward to seeing one do the Canning-Stock route. Perhaps they can use solar along the way.
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  2667. @mcjeebus Which is the R word, twice.
    4
  2668. It's the seats. They squeeze the balls, that increases the pressure in the spinal fluid. That moves up to the brain, where it causes problems in the eyes. It's the cause of red-green colour blindness. It also lowers the IQ by 30 points. Just watch any set of lights and you can see the clear evidence of the effect. Another effect, clearly vision related, is wearing anything fluorescent. Particularly fluorescent pink.
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  2669. @ explain? We need a state of emergency, because that enables the courts etc to be cut out of the mix.
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  2670. I found an advert for a job in the US. What do you think? Job: Groom of the Stool Location: Whitehouse Duties: Cleaning up after the President Requirements: Security Clearance. Lack of any sense of smell Job Prospects: None Contract: Short Term Only
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  2671. West Midlands Police 21/11/2024 Cafe owner jailed after firearms and cocaine seized from Wolverhampton premises 21/11/2024 Teenager charged following Northfield stabbing 24/11/2024 Murder investigation continues following Edgbaston shooting 23/11/2024 Watch: Incredible moment officer tackles e-bike rider and recovers gun 22/11/2024 Man charged with possessing knife in public place in Walsall 21/11/2024 Man charged with offences including conspiracy to murder following Walsall disorder 20/11/2024 Appeal after man is stabbed on bus in Birmingham 18/11/2024 Man charged after weapons recovered from an address in Sandwell 18/11/2024 Two teens convicted for killing of Harleigh Hepworth 18/11/2024 Two arrested after teenager stabbed in Birmingham 17/11/2024 Appeal for dash-cam after shots fired in Coventry city centre Some of the reports from just one police force for the last week.
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  2672. I've a complaint in. Parking on double reds to fine people for parking on double reds. The police from what I've been told have had to employ a lawyer because I've cut off all their get outs. ie. Namely we have an exemption. Ah but police regulations state that basic drivers MUST obey the highway code at all times. Ah we are the Met, we have a different set of rules. No you don't. I have here a Freedom of Information answer that says you follow all the standard rules for basic drivers. On video you will see the officer state he's a basic driver, and you have his records to that effect. Given the officer is rude, and your code of ethics state you will treat people impartially, a proportionate response is a fine.
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  2673. Repeat ad nauseum across the NHS>
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  2674.  @BasedScotsman1984  If he said Emir, it might make sense.
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  2675. Very Labour. Rayner did it because the tories were doing it. Which ones? Er ..... er ...... Lets talk about something else.
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  2676. Filled his boots from public money, now he's off.
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  2677. So what policies are needed to be changed to solve it? 1. No welfare 2. No social housing 3. A minimum 40K a year tax code [break even] 4. A list of safe countries. You are sent home if from a safe country. 5. That applies to anyone who has successfully claimed asylum. It's not for life, its only whilst its dangerous. ...
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  2678. Prices still rocketing. The Bank Of England says, please please can we have another go at the 2% target. The target needs to be the price index is the same
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  2679. How to fix climate change? First a green register for greens. They get a special badge to show off their green credentials Then their name is added to the no fly list. Personally, this should happen just after they jet off long haul Electoral Roll is cross checked against the register and gas supply. Then the gas is cut off. Smart meters, when the wind doesn't blow etc, click the power is cut off. Green only tariffs, no subsidies. After all they say subsidies are bad. Electric only driving licenses. If caught in a fossil powered vehicle, that they own, its crushed. If caught in a fossil powered vehicle, that someone else's owns, its crushed, and they compensate the owner. There you go, an easy fix, using existing systems bar the register, so its cheap
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  2680. The stories I've read said she/he went by the name Sam. Go figure.
    4
  2681. Which sport? The belly flop?
    4
  2682. My list of crooked MP hit 455 today. She was 454. One running a van with no MOT was todays.
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  2683.  @The_chosen_plum  Yep.
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  2684.  @The_chosen_plum  Exactly. Trump needs to take out the trash.
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  2685. How many have been silenced by judges?
    4
  2686.  @SimBetts  What evidence? Well back door escapes like last week in Wales. But perhaps his boyfriend is a quare.
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  2687. How many of the stab him in the back are still MPs?
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  2688.  @isfbuster6733  Disasterously. Let me give an example. I made a crime report about a person who is very well connected. The quote from the officer. "I've a mortgage and a family. I won't be investigating, its carreer ending". For a change, I believe him.
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  2689. I think I've stopped one bit. Parking on double reds to fine people parking on double reds.  @hilderbells 
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  2690. No he sane. He wants lots of tax. He also wants no services. The reason is he wants his fat cat pension paid. So more tax is needed so he can prosper [at other people's expense]
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  2691.  GemApps  Oh we do. I suspect you don't. Lets start with a basic economic fact and see if you can answer it. Richard used to be a civil servant. He's owed a pension. Other people have paid the state for their old age pension. So the state owes them that pension. It's debt/liability. How big is that debt? [Balance sheet number] Can you answer? If not then you are the one whose ignorant. A little challenge for you
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  2692. Robert Underdunk Terwilliger Jr, AKA Sideshow Bob, is Axel Rudabakana's American cousin.
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  2693. And damages ... Defamation, loss of earnings ... loss of interest ... time taken dealing with it. ...
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  2694. You need to keep a running total of your savings. Makes you feel much better.
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  2695. They refer to it as a benefit to a) Make sure you are grateful. b) Have the excuse, we won't pay you what you are owed. c) They can hide the debts off the books. On the books, the scam would have ended years ago
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  2696. The problem is they will replace Biden. 25th, VP in place as POTUS. Then what? Trump made an error. Should have had the debate after the conventions.
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  2697. The extortion model of government.
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  2698. In this case, it was enforced.
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  2699. Not sure with whatsapp that you can do that.
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  2700. Starmer and Labour. You need to post both when you point out they are a disaster. Otherwise you get a new leader, same policies.
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  2701.  @garyfletcher1910  And 16,000 bn pounds of socialist pension debt. The real hell
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  2702. A~ Filet-O-Fish to be precise.
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  2703. Exactly. Sturgeon in Scotland is another.  @UniversalPatriots 
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  2704. The question of private prosecutions. 1. We still need them 2. We need to stamp out the abuses. The reason we need them is when the state fails to prosecute. The abuse is the state failing to prosecute. That's when it abdicates responsibility, as in this case, and when it takes over to protect the guilty because they are one of us.
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  2705. And Starmer still gets his pension exempt from taxes. Just his. A special Keir Starmer law.
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  2706.  @legion162  MOT - they have to be signed off. But personal vehicles of officers have to be insured and MOT If you read to the end, they are parking personal vehicles in the compound. They are worried about personal vehicles being filmed. So MOT, insurance and corruption are the issues.
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  2707. Lord Alli is a friend of Assad.
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  2708. Reported the same in London. Police did nothing.
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  2709. It applies to migrants too. After all how many times have you heard think like, "who will clean your toilets" Even the other day its exactly that with care workers.  BobBob-fv3xj 
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  2710. making the beast with two backs was another.
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  2711. How's the research going into a vaccine for TDS?
    4
  2712. A starving asylum seeker is greeted at Dover by a good fairy who grants him 3 wishes He says, "I'm hungry" POW! A huge banquet appears He says "I want a huge mansion with a swimming pool" POW! One appears "and for my final wish, I want to be British." POW! The mansion, the banquet, everything vanishes, he asks "where's everything gone?" The fairy replies, "you're British now mate, you're entitled to f*** all!"
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  2713. Sweden isn't.
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  2714. They can't afford the damages. They certainly won't admit to criminal offences.
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  2715. But there's 6 accounts adverting tarts for sale.
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  2716. Only one?
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  2717. Easy to get the phone id from the number, then to see when it was last used. For some reason, I would suspect its her own house.
    4
  2718. Sue Lawyers when you lose a case. There's an idea.
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  2719. Which is one of the costs for mass migration that's not factored into any of the research.
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  2720. Thats why the shelves are full.
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  2721. No doubt with some slave owners thrown in.
    4
  2722.  @neils4886  North of the Socialist Republic of Venuzeula
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  2723. 21/11/2024 A cafe owner has been jailed for more than five years after firearms and a quantity of cocaine were seized from his business in Wolverhampton. By the way. This isn't the UK. All of these are from just one police force.
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  2724.  @KaeMaiden  In Gates he runs microsoft. Software that like him or not, has changed society Bezos, Amazon, again a game changer. Musk, certainly with space, a game changer.
    4
  2725.  @veganbarnsley15  Have a referendum on it.
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  2726. The Green Graft is strong in her.
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  2727.  @Captain_Torrent  And inform us. Is he a US citizen. Is the Guaremalan a US citizen?
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  2728. It can start with a pardon. Charlie boy signs 700 pardon letters, and he can include a statement that they are exonerated. That's a morning's work. I would suggest not sending them by post.
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  2729. Complicit in it.
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  2730.  @ddempsey9642  So other things. A list of safe countries. No asylum from safe countries. Immediate return home. That will stop the boats when coupled with that Scottish Island. Now I was thinking take all their phones etc. However, I think leaving them with their phones means they send the message home, avoid the UK. When a country moves from dangerous to safe, a grace period, then you go home. We've done our bit.
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  2731. I did look him up on the register of births. There are a few Kyle Cliffords, but there's one, right age, right location that means I suspect he was born here.
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  2732. Get them to invoke the 25th, then don't help them to vote him out. 2/3rds majority needed. The Dems need the Reps to help them.
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  2733. It's called projection. Where you accuse others of your own crimes.
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  2734. Flip flop flip flop bang bang flip flop flip flop ...
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  2735.  @Nitskia  I'll give you another example. The southport killer's father. Starmer said "I never defended him". A strange statement since he's never been charged with anything. Why would Starmer use that form of words? I can guess.
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  2736. Four years later, on 29 May 2013, Ugirashebuja was re-arrested, and initially imprisoned in Belmarsh along with Charles Munyaneza, Vincent Bajinya (Brown), Emmanuel Nteziryayo and Celestin Mutabaruka after a new extradition request by Rwanda. This time the men were released on bail after two weeks while the lengthy legal case proceeded, with Ugirashebuja having to report daily to the police station in Clacton as part of the bail conditions. An anonymous friend put up £25,000 bail money. Legal aid fees for Ugirashebuja for this second extradition case were at least £324,000.
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  2737. Of course they will.
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  2738. A personal tax evasion law.
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  2739.  @Humannondancer  And in the interim the DoJ has admitted it was coordinated for political reasons. The judge isn't stupid as you might think,.
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  2740. If you are renting out a house and don't tell your insurer that's another bit of fraud. Who registered the children and what address(es) did they use? That's perjury if you get that wrong. The car one is one that I hadn't appreciated, but you are correct.
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  2741. Starmer. We own them. Muslims. No you dont.
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  2742. Can we use this act in a private prosecution against Sadiq Khan.
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  2743. Norwegian was my guess.
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  2744. Spending cuts and more tax? Just where's the money going?
    4
  2745. Lambeth. An officer told me that they have one officer on duty at night. That's one of the 12 BCU's in London. There are 24,000 officers in London. That's 2000 per BCU What were the other 1999 doing? The problem is that the current police are not doing their jobs.
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  2746. Have the BBC ordered up a helicopter to follow the car and its progress to Holyrood? The OJ Simpson coverage.
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  2747. Given there's video, your judgement is bonkers.
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  2748.  @jasonhaven7170  Marcus Aurelio Arduini Monzo, a 36-year-old dual Spanish-Brazilian national
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  2749. Perhaps if the security services had done their job instead of trying to interfer in democracy....
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  2750. Right to vote. No foreigners get to vote in UK elections.Size of constituency is based on the number of eligible voters.No one who has been naturalised can be a politician - Like US president Postal Votes You deliver your vote in person to a council office where your id is checked. If you cannot leave the house, a council worker will visit you to check id and collect your ballot. No more vote stuffing. Voter ID. No, ID, you can't vote.
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  2751.  @AJ-hi9fd  Interesting that there's no investigation in Dr Jane Barton.
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  2752. Therapy needed for the police.
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  2753.  @lynbob1872  Nothings too good for them If you a peasant, ....
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  2754.  @nicholasmorrill4711  Don't know. Police officer rang me back to get the location beacuse he was on his way. Now in general how to fix it? First we need a DOGE initiative in the UK. A long time ago I did some digging in the National Insurance database. Lots of fraud and that was obvious from the anonymous data. Not only does that save money, but it also goes a long way to making sure the political criminals don't get back into office
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  2755.  @rebeccagrahovac5408  So a question. With the current list on the SCOTUS. Who is the next to go to be replaced and will it be under Trump's watch?
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  2756. Tories need Reform. Reform and the country do not need Tories or Labour.
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  2757.  @AndiWard  Exactly. Teachers and social workers. Lets jail them
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  2758. Labour's plan to save the highstreet. We will tax the highstreet more because more taxes means more growth. We will pay for this by cutting spending on shoplifting.
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  2759. Coulter's law.
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  2760.  @Azureecosse  The poll is based on the question, Labour or SNP. Doesn't consider none of the above. Torys are toast SNP are toast Labour are toast. Now what?
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  2761. PR just means 5 people control the party lists, and control who becomes MPs.
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  2762. Imported poverty. That's the problem. Restrict migration to net contributors, and the problem goes away
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  2763. Covert Filming. They didn't announce it. RIPA Act doesn't have the BBC on list of those authorised. So its illegal.
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  2764. Starmer and labour have gone fascist. It's a disastaer.
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  2765.  @thebrowns5337  and break the law with impunity
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  2766. He can save things. Man up and apologise.
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  2767. German police conducted a raid on a mosque in Hamburg, suspecting its involvement with Hezbollah and ties to Iran. This operation underscores the growing concerns over foreign influence and radical activities within Germany. Authorities are investigating the mosque's alleged financial support and connections to Hezbollah, a group classified as a terrorist organization by many countries, including Germany.
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  2768.  @BlackGriffin195  Depends. If they don't commit crimes, they pay more tax than they cost, the UK is better off.
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  2769. It's about education? One of the more bizzare statements going
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  2770. Two tier is just another name for racism
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  2771. It's going to be repeatedly used. Mugs, memes, tee shirts, ... the works.
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  2772. What's section 35?
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  2773.  @BarryCampbell6822  Born not bred.
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  2774. A boost for the expensive clothing industry.
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  2775. Perhaps he's got a whopping hangover! :-)
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  2776. Extortion is a better word.
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  2777. Not me darling. I know exactly how SS works in the US. For example, why have they left $300 trillion of debts off the books?
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  2778. It's alright. It's not diverse. It's a monoculture.
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  2779. I caught police driving a car with no MOT in Scotland. They couldn't show the police workshop had signed off on it. The result was the DLVA changed their policies because with no MOT showing, older than 3 years, its either police or its illegal. You can use that to id plain clothes cars
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  2780. Tax evader.
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  2781. Just some?
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  2782. Jumped to reform? Arrested? Leaving the country?
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  2783. Full of gibberish.
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  2784. The otehrs involved got 10, 9 and 5.5 years.
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  2785. 45,000 on the terror watch list.
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  2786. How can this attacker have been on welfare for 20 years? Why did they give him a Irish passport when its clear he was a burden? [Assuming they have. see below] Given his previous convictions and was being deported, why wasn't he? This raise the question, was he really an Irish national if they were deporting him. Why wasn't he locked up until he was out of the country? How many others are a burden? One of the people who attacked him was a brazillian deliveroo rider. Why was he in the country? How did he get in? You aren't a high earner for deliveroo. You don't have huge qualifications. Whilst he did the right thing in attacking the attacker, there are huge questions here as well.
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  2787. Option for the National Anthem Mah Wee Cell at Barlinnie ===================== I wanna go home, I wanna go home tae mah wee cell at Barlinnie... and when I get there, I'll shave aff mah hair Now who would that suit? Or perhaps hthis one for Hubby Duke Street Jail ============= There is a Happy Land, doon Duke Street jail where a' the prisoners stand, tied tae a nail ham an eggs ye'll never see dirty watter fur yer tea there they live in misery or Ye Cannae Shove Yer Granny Aff The Bus!
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  2788. I want to know what went on in that RV. My money is on dogging. That's why they went for the burner phones.
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  2789. Italy.
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  2790. Not much meat on him.
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  2791. Sick as a parrot.
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  2792. In this case, I would be going for the difference between fine and money they cancelled. Demand it as a cheque. Or Sue them. Extort them back.
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  2793. Hello Sailor!
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  2794.  @2760ade  6 meter Crater between Deptford and Blackheath. Not quite large enough to take the bus that fell into it. Cause? A flint mine from the neolithic. The whole area is Swiss cheese.
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  2795. Democrat voter and donor.
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  2796. Amazing how they can do a psych exam in under 12 hours from the otherside of the world never meeting the patient.
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  2797. ie the usual suspect. Engineer or doctor.
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  2798. Clearly Scandanavian or Welsh.
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  2799. It's the statistical calculations that are wrong.
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  2800. Ah an SNP spokesperson. So the pearl necklace on expenses. A service or a bit of bling?
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  2801. It's still, just, Panto season.
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  2802. Will they like it when their laws are used against them?
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  2803. Bribes. They are bribes.
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  2804. 228,000 pound freebie for Starmer for his Arsenal box. Just one year. 5 years he's creamed over a million
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  2805. You need a multiplier.
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  2806.  @incurableromantic4006  Rwanda. So the questions Huti or Tutsi? Have his parents been investigated for involvement in Genocide, or has the Home Office failed again?
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  2807. That was my first assumption, but accent says otherwise.
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  2808. Go on strike.
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  2809.  @georgemorrison9280  They prosecute people for offences in days. But for politicians its dragged out for years. Explain that discrepancy
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  2810. Lots have been struck off for not going with the narrative.
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  2811.  @A3A3adamsan  It's not a good idea. There are clear deterministic approaches from graph theory and scheduling. Delays as is, or statistical methods are used. What you've got is someone taken a known problem and saying can AI solve it. Doesn't mean that AI has produced something new that couldn't be done.
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  2812. When you look at research into this type of offender. They state with family and 'friends'. That's been covered up. In some cases the victims killed. That's because there's a marriage market that involves money and sale of girls with dowries. The other cover up not talked about.
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  2813.  @Greyteam4291  Or scissors.
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  2814. What a pair of clowns.
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  2815. You are wrong. Your data is yours. Extrapolate from what you say. Because you are not a corporate, then anyone can access your computer and take any data you have there.
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  2816. On the insurance front. Put in a 20 year old, moped on L plates in London, Third party, but with hire and reward, food delivery. See if you can get a quote. See what the excess is. See if you think any of them are insured. PS. £8,500 a year was the only quote I got last time I tried.
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  2817. Does Reform need it now? No. Do the Tories? Yes. They are desperate.
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  2818. It's the haircut...
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  2819. There a strong wiff of it.
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  2820. The problem is that the watch dealers are in on the scams. They must be buying the watches.
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  2821. *More than 250 patients a week could be dying unnecessarily, due to long waits in A&E in England, according to analysis of NHS data.* The Royal College of Emergency Medicine analysed the 1.5 million who waited 12 hours or more to be admitted in 2023. A previous data study had calculated the level of risk of people dying after long waits to start treatment and found it got worse after five hours. 250 x 52 = 13,000 a year. Just A&E
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  2822. Wrong It's about economics.
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  2823. I agree. Now what we have here is tribal. You have those harmed by migration using this as a way of expressing the fact that they have been done over by the Westminster Tribe. You have a tribe, like the lawyer, who think, money, I can make money out of this. That's the core problem, tribalism. Meanwhile, the likes of Starmer get a personalised tax deal, with a law passed just for him
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  2824. It was always going to be problematic to use commercial flights. There was that Somali gang rapist who delayed his deportation for 5 years because passengers on his original flight kicked off. So there's a simpler solution You are held in a holding center until we have more than a plane load full. Then its a charter flight. Anyone not going on the flight gets to spend more time in the holding center until we are up to a plane load. The reason for the extra is some will try and use lawyers to delay. Having a pool means you still get to deport. Another change, you have to get all your appeals done 5 days before the flight. ie. End of appeals, no last minute appeals. That's just lawyers playing a game. Change the rules to prevent that.
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  2825. Spending is the same. There's no saving. Why is it that left can't even get the basics.
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  2826. If you look at older pictures, he's Zelenskyy's other brother.
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  2827. Either that or the wife! 🙂 Or slipped on the soap.
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  2828. The judge needs to write a 3 volume master piece, without the use of ChatGPT, on how not to be a judge. Hand written, legibly.
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  2829.  @ferretfriend5458  Labour and Tories are two cheeks. You have to vote in replacements. Those replacements need to start with a complete audit, send everyone a statement with their share of the debts. If the current establishment complains, well we can break the debt out into the party that caused it. Now lets see. What would your reaction be to the £600,000 at 10% share of just the pensions debts? Sorry taxpayer, the last lots stuffed the bill down the back of the sofa.
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  2830. Isn't Schadenfreude enjoyable?
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  2831. Boxing day? The police will be putting out appeals for missing TV goons.
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  2832.  @markcf83  For example. I had a discussion with a left winger who was saying selling off council properties reduced the housing stock. Couldn't explain why people were buying their council house and destroying it.
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  2833.  @blueroyals71  Where there's a shortfall the employers need, nay, demand cheap labour so they can make a profit. No consideration to those forced to pay the subsidy.
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  2834. @ The law is clear. Has he been jailed for a year? Answer no. Expenses Fraud? Answer no Suspended for 10 sitting days [14 calendar days]? No, well not yet.
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  2835. Inflatable friends.
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  2836. scammer
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  2837.  @harry.flashman  Up to his neck in the post office mess. Didn't tell the truth.
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  2838. Looking at the images, its almost certainly a "domestic".
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  2839. Depends. Not all pacemakers connect to the internet via a gateway. I suspect the new ones all do. My father's did. But that monitoring is all after the fact. Should there be more intrusive monitoring where patients are called? If so for what parameters?
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  2840. The Bakerloo line. The trains were long to get round the corners.
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  2841. Washing machies wasn't it.
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  2842. I think he'll be the first MP to resign because the public are taking the proverbial out of him .
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  2843. They didn't care ever.
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  2844. Sky News understands Ezedi was allowed to stay after a priest vouched for his conversion to Christianity, saying he was "wholly committed" to his new religion. Ezedi had claimed his life would be in danger if he returned to his native Afghanistan. =========== Name that priest.
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  2845. It used to be a year and day. Law Reform (Year and a Day Rule) Act 1996, abolished that 28 years ago.
    4
  2846.  @johnf3885  They follow the money, and the smart money is betting on Trump.
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  2847.  @martyy4073  That cackling. Hash brownies or Laughing gas?
    4
  2848. Two people also injured in shooting in Sydenham
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  2849. Which means, one small groups get cheap housing, paid for by others.
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  2850. The extortion model of government.
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  2851.  @curtisducati  Yep. The new model of government is extortion,
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  2852. The head of the Met's Black Police Association (MBPA) has been dismissed for gross misconduct over a group chat with a former officer in which racist, sexist and inappropriate messages were sent and received.
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  2853.  @ronwhite8503  That's what you get with privately educated running the UK
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  2854. His mates for a kick back
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  2855. We should comment on the Sara Sharif case here since you banned comments on it elsewhere. 1. Why were her parents not done for kidnapping 2. Why wasn't she deported on her other offence? 3. Why wasn't he deported on his other offence? 4. What high skills do you need to be a taxi driver? How many points do you get? 5. How many millions have these 2 cost us? 6. When is the previous judge going to be on trial?
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  2856.  @williampotter3369  Exactly that it was even attempted. Bringing things into the light, that makes a major change. For example, pension debts. Hidden off the books. Get that into the public sphere, send everyone a statement with their share. What reaction would you have to a $2 million debt statement?
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  2857. To late.
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  2858.  @wanderingturnip  DA14 6QL if you want to visit. Another one is Peckham high street. It's interesting, or the Old Kent Road for what can be done at the low end, but still bustling. Personally, I want to live somewhere with a butcher a baker, a candlestick maker. One with good transport links. That's not London, somewhere like a market town. For the more unusual items, the web is the way forward. For example, if you are selling accordions, you have to be online. You might have a store, where people can come and try, but most sales will be net. If you ever go to Istanbul, there's the main bazaar. A very old shopping mall. What's interesting is that its the opposite of the high street. Each street is just for one property. ie. Music, books, you have that in your video. You have Jermyn Street, Savile Row as some areas just left. In Istanbul there is now a street of stolen mobile phones.
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  2859.  @wanderingturnip  Another idea. Where ever you live, look around within a 20-30 mile radius. What are the areas people really want to live. What are the areas people don't want to live. Why? So in London, its places like Hampstead, Knightsbridge, Blackheath, ... The reason is they are villages within a city, imho. The places people don't want to live if they had a choice is the estates, like the Aylesbury estate [now gone thankfully], or parts of Woolwich. Not a village. Just holding cells to be blunt. So whose to blame? It's government, local government for getting involved. The success areas are where they don't get involved.
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  2860.  @poppyqueen111  So do either. I think they have been deleting entries. The current plan, have it come out on the 25th.
    4
  2861. here is also a lack of investment in new technology for the health service ==== Really? Billions upon billions of increases. That's in real terms, inflation adjusted. What did the NHS do with the cash?
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  2862. More than 200 million medication errors occur in NHS per year, say researchers A study has revealed an estimated 237 million medication errors occur in the NHS in England every year, and avoidable adverse drug reactions (ADRs) cause hundreds of deaths. Researchers from the Universities of York, Manchester and Sheffield report that an estimated 712 deaths result from avoidable ADRs. They say, however, that ADRs could be a contributory factor to between 1,700 and 22,303 deaths a year.
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  2863. Cyclists using mobiles. Careless cycling or not?
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  2864.  @immaseahorse24  a) Is there another rep with that name b) how many dims registered to vote against Trump in the Primaries? Answer lots.
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  2865. That's why they don't want an inquiry. Same reason that Fred West protested about his patio being dug up.
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  2866. Just doing what MPs do.
    4
  2867.  @tomhermens7698  No Post Office is a nationalised company Royal Mail was sold off.
    4
  2868. Interesting the Met has put up wanted pictures on its website of people they want to interview. Top of the list is the spitting image of Nigella Lawson
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  2869.  user-dl6pn9kp8m  It's not 7 million. It's way way more than that. The cost of just being in the UK is 14K a year per head. If you are on 'welfare' having your housing paid for, food paid for, that's on top.
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  2870. It's illegal.The right to self determination has been ignored.
    4
  2871. MPs Greens Economic migrants
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  2872. What about the claims for fake children? Rampant with Romainians. That's a direct quote from a registrar of births deaths and marriages.
    4
  2873. I think you've been a bit kind on your assessment of Queen Nicola.
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  2874. Or Norweigan.
    4
  2875. Two letters. O and N, but not neccessarily in the right order. Fascists are Us is Labour's rebranding.
    4
  2876. Robert Underdunk Terwilliger Jr, AKA Sideshow Bob, is Axel Rudabakana American cousin.
    4
  2877. The alternatives were far worse.
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  2878. More laws solve everything eh! Like more taxes make you richer.
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  2879.  @AurumEtAes  Right up his Ali?
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  2880.  @ragael1024  Reports of a decapatation with a machete in Nottingham
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  2881. Maltese would be my guess. His parents weren't born in the UK. He and his three siblings were born in the UK But being born in the EU doesn't mean you are English.
    4
  2882.  @ster2600  They are hording land. Tax em. They aren't using the land effeciently. Easy to do. Get planning permission on their land, they have to pay the tax. Of course they go bust, state then owns the land so the state pays the tax.
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  2883. How many volts?
    4
  2884. And he's only got one ball, small.
    4
  2885.  @ce5890  The knife crime bingo game has started.
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  2886. WalesOnline has seen a video of the incident which is circulating on some social media platforms but which police have asked people not to share. The Snapchat video shows a commotion going on between two pupils on the school grounds, before several people decide to intervene including one person wearing a high-vis jacket. A person can be heard asking: "What’s going on?", before another person says: "She’s been stabbed". An adult is then heard telling other people to "get back now".
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  2887.  @ce5890  Time of the month. Transitioning and the hormones caused it.
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  2888. It's Eddie Redmayne.
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  2889. Misogyny? 'Tis a hate crime Hamzah
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  2890. He'll be joining then,
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  2891. They weren't. Newton is/was a teacher.
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  2892. THey are playing a game. The rate is irrelevant. It's prices that are the issue.
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  2893. This is why all the greens need to be added to the no fly list. Personally, I would take great pleasure in adding them to the list after they have jetted off long haul They can do a Greta and swim home.
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  2894. So what then is Rotherham?
    4
  2895.  @IroncladStranger  President Micron - for he's not big. The acceptable miniphobic
    4
  2896. You raise an interesting point on banning them. They fail the fit and proper test.
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  2897.  @robertdavies8305  The met complaints is one way. I have had 10 complaints upheld this year, with some going to appeal that I will also win. Turns out its easy to get a complaint upheld. It's really easy. You just have to know how the system works, and they rely in you not knowing that. So what happens when a few hundred complaints go in, about bias for example. Or for antisemitism, ...
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  2898. Of course they do. Who will pick our crops they say? Same as any deep south plantation owner worried about who will pick his cotton without slaves.
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  2899. To give you an example. I worked on a project. Internal cost for the hardware, 1.5 million a year. We put it on the bosses credit card, at AWS. Cost 80K a year. Even that would could have cut to 40K, but the costs of writing the improvement, at 160K? Payback time too long.
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  2900. I'm looking forward so someone going to their tea room and having a tea, then paying in Commemorative Coin.
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  2901.  @somethingintheair5373  When leaves being PM, there's another £160,000 a year tax free for life.
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  2902.  @helenheenan3447  No you are largely paying for council debts. Their borrowing where they have "invested" and lost billions. Then their pensions with massive black holes in the accounts that they demand get filled. It's not going on services you receive.
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  2903.  @Music-oi2nf  In what way?
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  2904.  @maccagrabme  One problem I see is that it's all about protest. X is bad. Where's the analysis of the causes? Where's the policies to deal with it? How do you measure if the policies are working? For example, lets take illegal motorbikes of the e-variety. We start off with operations at McDonalds. Sieze the bikes and mopeds that are uninsured. You search the people involved. You fine them, for all the offences. What secondary offences do you get? Working illegally? In the country illegally? Carrying drugs [drugeroo] knives etc? Wanted for other offences. Doesn't take much work to do that. Lets say 10 ops in a week. What's the pay back in terms of effort versus results? its' going to be high.
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  2905. Tickled his tonsils, or vice versa. She's after an expert in larynxes.
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  2906. Politicians will get it. The peasants won't.
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  2907.  @unvaccinatedAndPureBlood  Or money laundering
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  2908.  @sebgierek1462  The UK doesn't have fractional reserve banking.
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  2909.  @graham1281  MPs and Qaddiya. Comes naturally.
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  2910. There's one question. How much tax were they paying? What was the cost of state spending they got? For example, the NHS is £3,000 per person per year. The issue is when the tax paid is less than the cost, someone else is paying for them.
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  2911.  @LeeCharles90  But he's got his bribes.
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  2912. But now Hunter has to talk, when on the stand. No taking the 5th. Joe's miscalculated.
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  2913. Hard to feel sorry about a group, cyclists that break the law constantly.
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  2914.  @seniorslaphead8336  They are next year's History GCSE paper. Q1. Who were the Tories.
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  2915. Groundhod day in the UK. Starmer and Labour, daily stabbings.
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  2916. Ah yes. Terrorism
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  2917.  @YamYam5718  You can get an ointment for them.
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  2918.  @slim-yin  It's not as if in both cases you can vent.
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  2919. 1930s Germany. It's all repeating itself. Socialists and Nationalists. It's been tried before.
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  2920. Why isn't she under investigation by HRMC, but the electoral commission?
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  2921.  @sfactory8253  They drive out low earners in the UK. That pushes prices up. So people end up moving up the chain, pushing prices up all the way. Plus you've lots of migrants coming in with money. Chinese students for example. You do know what they are doing? Perhaps not.
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  2922. I'd be a bit careful about Richard teaching you accounting. He has a very strange view about debt. Debt in his world gets hidden when it suits him
    3
  2923.  @joedow6180  Yes. But look at things this way and you will get a handle on the problem. Average wage is very close to 40K a year. Mr Average doens't generate sufficient tax to pay for the state, for the simple reason there's a deficit. How many of these new arrivals meet that test of being net contribtuors? Factor in their dependents, what does that imply?
    3
  2924. Nah, the most expensive delivery ever was when the Fremantle Highway went up in smoke, taking the ship and the 3,783 new cars on it. All because one of the 498 EVs on board decided to self combust.
    3
  2925. Nationalise the company with zero compensation. Simples.
    3
  2926. There are rules on equal playing fields. Relevant because they were grandfathered in from EU law. So state schools, the competition to private schools now have to pay VAT.
    3
  2927. I have and next year I hit £1,000 saved
    3
  2928. On central office making sure only their mates get in. Think about PR. Who controls who gets on the list?
    3
  2929. 20,000 a year killed by "avoidable mistakes" Preventable deaths due to problems in care in English acute hospitals: a retrospective case record review study - BMJ
    3
  2930.  @janebruce6625  The assumption from the left is that the Tories are bad, we must be angels. The simple statement is they are both evil is the one that's true. There's no ying and yang. There's no Karma.
    3
  2931. 1 in 10? I call that bovine excrement.
    3
  2932.  @truthmerchant1  Disagree. They are at the same levels they always have been. If we look at funding of the NHS, record levels. Remember, the NHS has autonomy on spending those record sums. It's made is choices.
    3
  2933.  @matthewcook9404  5,194 days of Conservative government “Everything is fine. ======== Explain?
    3
  2934. On the second visit to the Judge for the RIPA application. Is that ex parte or do you get attend and contend?
    3
  2935. I had an interesting call from my brother in the week. He teaches maths. Now they have moved all the homework to be online. That's a great thing. You can see how long each kid is taking over their homework. What their scores are. If you notice lots of kids get question 4 wrong, then you need to revisit it. Information that's not been available in the past. One thing has come up. Homework was taking a hour a week has dropped to 20 mins. The question is why? The answer is they are using a phone app. Point it at the question, click, it gives you the answer, you write it in. So a disaster for learning. The counter is that you have to have tests in class, where apps can't be used. No homework for your scores. Same thing is happening in other areas. For example, chat gpt for essays. So all essays have to be hand written. You get given general a research top, and you can do all your research, make notes etc. Then the essay gets written in class. Now that does reduce teaching time, but it does increase some skills you need these days, such as research. They are going to move away from plagiarism checkers too.
    3
  2936. Question. Is he going to pay the tax?
    3
  2937. Meanwhile in Peckham, there's a riot going on. Failed Asylum seekers.
    3
  2938. It's interesting that its no mentioned at all.
    3
  2939. On the videos, the latest release of documents is that there are videos.
    3
  2940.  @martinogold  Far from it. Trump II is democracy. You clearly don't like democracy.
    3
  2941. Check out Dr Jane Barton and whistle blowers.
    3
  2942. Vote reform. Send the message.
    3
  2943. Norweigan choir on a culteral tour.
    3
  2944. @ Noweigan choir boy getting lost, I can understand. Welsh you know they can read the signs.
    3
  2945. Welby is out. Perhaps he's off to feed the poor in Africa, but there's not a lot of meat on him
    3
  2946. Fixmystreet
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  2947. Adam Ali changed his name from Razwan Razaq. He's just been convicted for a second time. His first sentence was 11 years. Checking the UK register of births shows no one was born with that name for the date the CPS have given. That means there's at least one victim who has gone through hell because the Home Office failed to deport.
    3
  2948. Why not abolish the BBC?
    3
  2949. Lots of diversity of violent offences.
    3
  2950. Raise the License fee to £10,000 a month That solves it too. Plus you don't need to change the law. No one will pay them, game over.
    3
  2951. Don't let them in to the UK in the first place. Even cheaper.
    3
  2952. Imagine being married to her. You wouldn't be able to get a word in edgewise.
    3
  2953.  @6581punk  Pass the MOT. Remove the speedo. Do you get away with speeding because you have no speedo? The Speed sign is a round red border. That applies to all vehicles. It's an Order if you read the law. Where's the exemption for traffic signs?
    3
  2954. So will she lose her protection?
    3
  2955. Of course not, they will riot.
    3
  2956. It's barbeque season and meat's expensive.
    3
  2957. Probaly a true statement. So long as she was talking about the Puund.
    3
  2958. But that cyclist mentality. We feel threatened by cars, so we are going to take it out on pedestrians.  @PeterChapman-rg6gr 
    3
  2959. I know. Jeffrey Epstein's lost a lot of weight.
    3
  2960. @ No it can go exponetially wrong.
    3
  2961. Other questions. 1. Why didn't the CPS take over the prosecution 2. The role of the judge in the case 3. Why the barrister who wrote to the judge saying the post office lied didn't walk away from the case.
    3
  2962.  @jimshelley8831  For whom? His staff or himself
    3
  2963. 40 branches? I bet they only have 38 branches.
    3
  2964.  @jalalabdullah5043  People hate the behaviour.
    3
  2965. Avoidability of hospital deaths and association with hospital-wide mortality ratios: retrospective case record review and regression analysis
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  2966. Researchers from the Universities of York, Manchester and Sheffield report that an estimated 712 deaths result from avoidable ADRs. They say, however, that ADRs could be a contributory factor to between 1,700 and 22,303 deaths a year.
    3
  2967. It's just like a cartoon.
    3
  2968. Exactly. Now what was the name of the film? 1. We screw whilst we screw you 2. Ridin with Biden 3. FJB 4 The Insurr-ection 5. Secretion of state 6. Taking the Jab 7. Drop the trousers whilst I give you the vaccine Or perhaps its a new South Park episode, or have they already done this?
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  2969. And the lefts view, someone else pays for you. The rights view, you pay for yourself.
    3
  2970. You don't need to police the station all the time. For example, what if you did a week, very heavy on the subway. Criminals then think, hmmm, risky. So now you go after another area, say selling fake goods. 100% coverage for a week. Criminals think, hmmm, risky. Then you go back to the subways. 100% for a week. Ah yes risky. Now you've only put 50% resources into the subway, but effectively got huge reductions. It's asking the criminals, do you feel lucky? Punk.
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  2971. 12 million would be my estimate.
    3
  2972. And Starmer and the DPS
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  2973. So how big are the SS debts? Why would they hide the liabilities off the balance sheet?
    3
  2974. The reason is that after the state takes their surplus, they haven't much left. For example, 20% of their income is taken as NI, and given to someone else. Doesn't go on their services. What if that had been invested? How much wealth would they have had? What if you compare that with what the state offers, including all the off the book debts.
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  2975. Australia.
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  2976. Notice on the insurance. We want to set up an insurance company so we cream extra money from your premiums. At no point do we mention fixing the secondary problem of why they are so easy to steal. The primary problem of course are the toe rag thieves.
    3
  2977.  @jamesleate  Mass murder for a political aim? That's terrorism
    3
  2978. How's Biden going to handle the debate? Will he turn up? What excuses will they use?
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  2979.  @6581punk  A recall petition will take place if an MP is: convicted of an offence in the UK and receives a custodial sentence (including a suspended sentence) or is ordered to be detained, other than solely under mental health legislation ======= Ther's no evidence it has to be an offence committed when they are an MP. That's quote from above is from the electoral commission.
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  2980.  @dazjackson1972  Yep. Shredders are buzy now.
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  2981. 16 trillion poinds of socialist pension debts with zero capital, no assets, says no.
    3
  2982. It's real because its about people's jobs. A job doing nothing but being paid? Where's the concern for the people impoverished to fund it?
    3
  2983. It's more a problem of self regulation.
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  2984. I went with junior and her school to the Horniman in South London. One of the talks was about the Benin Bronzes. Now they are beautiful. That shocked the Victorians that Africans could produce art at that level. Now there's of soldiers sanding over the bronzes. The argument gets put forward that this is a triumphant photograph of looting. What wasn't put forward was that the bronzes themselves are a celebration of the rulers killing, taking slaves and looting of a neighbouring state. One form of racism is good the other bad.
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  2985. No we don't. No one deserves to be victimised. Second, consent. No one can consent for you. You cannot be presumed to have consented. When information is withheld, any consent obtained is not valid.
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  2986.  @normanpearson8753  It doesn't. 20% of council spending is Council tax. The rest is Tax money coming from us via Central government. The root problems are government debts (plural) and crap spending decisions, and mass importation of poverty.
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  2987. It's all about consent. The BBB and the government do not believe in consent. The sole argument, if you don't give it up when we demand it, you need to leave town.
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  2988.  @vanessagray8604  So this raises questions, what are the solutions? On the student front, no working whilst a student unless its teaching [graduates for example]. No "language students" never going to lessons but working. No au pairs. Next for economic migrants. A minimum tax code set at average wage (39,000) for all adults, and no welfare. None. No HB, income support, child benefit, tax credits, ... Taxed at source, easy to collect. Commit a crime? Automatic deportation. A consequence of the conviction. Tax evasion is a crime. At the end of the year, tax paid is checked, and a letter sent out for any short fall. If you don't pay, automatic conviction, and we are in the deportation mode. That fixes most of the problems very very quickly.
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  2989. I got close to getting them done for. I had a little hand in getting one peer sent down for a year. I then got him disbarred. So I got to thinking, if he did it lots did. So I FOId security at Westminster could you get in without a pass (or temp pass) being recorded? Do you think we are numpties was the answer, as I expected So then I asked for how many sitting days each peer had used their pass. Response one, here are their expense. No try again. Peers can get in via the peers entrance without their passes being recorded Try again, this time with the head of security copied in stating one person is lying. Back comes the state secrecy certificate signed off by the person who hands our cash out to the scum. I think you can guess I was going to compare expenses against attendance.
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  2990. He's so far ahead in the polls in the swing states and the popular vote, Harris ins't going to win. Will the BBC accept it? Of course not.
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  2991. Ding ding - my irony detector has just gone off.
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  2992. The North Carolina Department of Adult Corrections has records for Routh going back to 2002. That year, he barricaded himself inside a business with a gun in Greensboro, per the News & Record. In 2003, he was sentenced for driving without a license, carrying a concealed weapon and hit and run. In 2010 he was convicted of possessing stolen goods. ======== So what about these democrat laws where criminals don't get weapons?
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  2993. Making burgers. It's also the end of the Hindu vote.
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  2994. They refused to charactrise it as a terror attack, is because they had jailed people for saying that. That would mean miscarriages of justice in lots of cases. Given that he was black, all those killed and injured were white, its was a racist attack Same for a muslim attacking non muslims, it was a terror attack. A terror manual means it was a terror attack Ricin, means it was a terror attack. That the state was stupid, an cannot work that out, doesn't mean its not terrorism.
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  2995.  @chrimbus71  He is locked up now. On remand until January.
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  2996.  @S-North  The problem is PR. They run into the two tier problem
    3
  2997.  @sayitasitis100  But we have speedy trials if you are "far right". If you are "far left" no such rapidity.
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  2998. So that leaves 2, both currently on sick leave in mental institutions.
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  2999. The idea of using AI to select the corpus to train on is interesting. The AlphaGo concept to try and train a maths model, that's interesting but I still think you need a Wolfram Alpha as a back end. Specialist submodels to make the problems more tractable. That's interesting too. These are all things that others will do very quickly What I expect to see soon is AI being used to get to a good model quickly, that's then optomised afterwards. ie. Teach AI how to learn, not what to learn, that comes later. The size of the hardware I've seen is still large numbers of graphics cards, obscene amounts of NVME storage and lots of cores. That's to run their large model. The thought process bit is interesting too.
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  3000. The underestimated Trump 5% in 2016. 4% in 2020. Call it 3% now. Now look at the polls. Even a 0% change from the poll results means Harris is toast.
    3
  3001. How many other victims have their been. It won't be the first.
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  3002. Quite right. Remember the changes in the highway code. Cyclists have to give other users 1.5 meters space. What was very strange was they couldn't show if there was a cycle path. Now I have FOI'd my local council. The biggest FOI bundle came back. Maps down to effectively the centimetre of all cycle paths in the borough. Photographs. Legal notices from the London Gazette, the works. So that they couldn't produce it means it doesn't exist. For the judge, a cyclist, then to say, doesn't matter, I'm going to rule it does is bizarre. I've no doubt there was an assault, by the cyclist. Remember, the defence has to prove it was a cycle path. It couldn't, so that means the cyclist was committing an offence. S72, 1835 Highway Act. If someone cycles at you, that is common assault. You are in fear of being hit, you can defend yourself. On the could have step aside. Why? Pedestrians have priority over other road users. The cyclist was clearly intent on getting pedestrian out of the way so they could carry on committing an offence.
    3
  3003. I regularly meet one of the workers on HS2. The same tunnel has been dug 3 times.
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  3004. Surely that should read, judging by their writing most of the commentators are products of the state's schools system.
    3
  3005.  @williamrae9954  I presume that's it, but its odd its not mentioned.
    3
  3006. He won't. Under 21 means that's illegal.
    3
  3007.  @leonardgibney2997  No. The issue is that the public are never ever asked. It's dictated. On the election, the representatives don't do as they are told - Brexit for example. On representation. How many things in a manifesto have they failed to deliver? How many things have they implemented that were not in their manifesto? Who controls the selection? A small committee.
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  3008. Ah the antisemitic left slur.
    3
  3009. I bet he plays the mental health card.
    3
  3010.  @v.3924  Ugirashebuja had a number of very senior barristers acting for his defence including now Labour leader Sir Kier Starmer, Rating: True Severity: High
    3
  3011.  @rocketscience4516  I think your irony detector has been disabled.
    3
  3012. We need to get together lots of people to be election count observers. The reason is they will try a US style Democrat party vote
    3
  3013. Imagine being hit by a Kia, then getting eaten. The shame
    3
  3014. Given warnings were given at least 5 years ago, Pink news attached Sharon Galliford. Are they going to apologise?
    3
  3015. More likely not less. The left and Macron have no solution because they created the problem. The problem will only get worse. Next time the fiddle to try and get seats by "cooperation" won't work. You then end up with Le Pen. The question then, what do the enarques do? What does Le Pen do? Well its simple, you replace the enarques appointed by Macron.
    3
  3016.  @Graeme_Lastname  Buzzin'
    3
  3017.  @mikepickford1  We could monetize it. Pay per view. I'm sure lots of people would pay to watch the high voltage action
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  3018. Or Soros for interferring Or Schwab for interferring ... not a peep from the BBC
    3
  3019. His aliases.
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  3020. Dyson has left the UK. No tax from him
    3
  3021. No they will change to a model where women have to pay to be on the app, men get it for free.
    3
  3022.  @sarahjaynescott545  You can't buck supply and demand. I've a suspicion that women won't want to pay.
    3
  3023. They have just found a severed hand in a school in Dublin. Someone's practicing Sharia law.
    3
  3024. And the need the money because of the debts.'
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  3025. Ioan Pintaru, 32, of no fixed address, has also been charged with possession of a bladed article. No one with that name has been born in the UK. Migrant. That name is Romanian in origin.
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  3026. Sadly the case.  @nickjanssens 
    3
  3027. Pensions. The payout on state pensions is 40% of the value paid in, and they are going to cut that. Pension debts decreases private wealth.
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  3028. The biggie is tax paid by nationality. We can work out the costs just on an average spend per person. That tells you what percentage is an economic benefit to the UK. National insurance has has nationality against NI numbers its issued. NI ties up with the tax system. The government has the data.
    3
  3029. Covert surveillance is used for the ULEZ - illegally
    3
  3030. Latvia has 20% taxes. Latvia isn't like Mogadishu, its not like Port au Prince in Haiti. Why does the government need 50% taxation? Ah yes, its your pension and other hidden debts.
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  3031. Saves on rubber. Just as their father's saved on the rubbers in the first place.
    3
  3032.  @ionlyemergeafterdark  Correct. That's what I thought, but I've just found this. Yes, a defendant can commit the crime of shoplifting without actually leaving the store. All he needs to is to move the property and exercise control over it in a way that is inconsistent with the shop owner’s reasonable expectations as to how shoppers will handle merchandise. Secreting it, putting it in your own bag... Now I've also noticed a change. Now security guards are having a go. The reason I think is California. If the stealing continues, the companies will shut the stores. The question is then do you want a job?
    3
  3033. 4 Years? Strikes me that the plan was to take him out by having a very long and drawn out investigation.
    3
  3034. Now that's sort of party or wedding I like to go to.
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  3035. it takes longer to subside (6–9 hours) than it does to flow in (4–5 hours) So call that a 3 hour flowing out on average tice a day. Even at 1/2 a knot, that's 1.5 miles a day
    3
  3036. The Guardian business model.
    3
  3037.  @samuelmelton8353  Part of it. Yes. They have been impoverished by the state. Pensions, migration are the two big areas where they have been completely impoverished. Asset stripped, put into debt servitude. So they are lashing out at the nearest thing at hand.
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  3038. Everyone has the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion; this right includes freedom to change his religion or belief and freedom, either alone or in community with others and in public or private, to manifest his religion or belief, in worship, teaching, practice and observance.
    3
  3039.  @65NART  He's not on the register of births. His brother isn't. He's not on the electoral roll either What do you think that makes him?
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  3040. Depends if she brings her drug supply...
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  3041. Remember the richest man in the world is an African American. Elon Musk.
    3
  3042. Same as the DoJ in the US with Trump. They have admitted it. Same in the UK, weaponising the legal system for political ends.
    3
  3043.  @y2k42y2k42  Are you sure? I can't find his brother on the register of births. On balance of probability, he's a migrant.
    3
  3044. Are there many?
    3
  3045. What other parts are installed in the same way? Also. What parts do they have left over after building the aircraft? What about inventory checks? Left over items = parts missing.
    3
  3046. Which means it goes on the water bills. When the state has control, who pays the fines then?
    3
  3047. The victim needs to gather the information, the evidence. That needs to include the HR information, the details from the new IT person. With the information, you can go to the police.
    3
  3048.  @daltonadams4672  Fight fascism with fascism
    3
  3049. Going the same way as the Tories.
    3
  3050. Stamer and Labour. They all voted for it bar one. The abstainers didn't even try to stop it.
    3
  3051. Falklands. Then will the Argentines invade?
    3
  3052.  @CL-hf2fb  Pay for results as well as family is an option.
    3
  3053. And not just for reasons of politics. If they go after Trump on manufactured charges, they will CERTAINLY come after you. You are, after all, just a peasant in their views.
    3
  3054. So lets start with a plan for migration. A basic first step. 1. Make a list of safe countries. 2. Any criminals are deported home. The left cannot argue against this because what you do is bring up cases. There are plenty. If we take one from the past week Mohamed Iidow. 'Wicked' predator jailed for 10 years after graping 'deeply unconscious' woman on park bench. Following an Old Bailey trial, Iidow, 35, was found guilty of rape and manslaughter. He has been jailed for life with a minimum term of 10 years and eight months. Ignoring the obvious, why wasn't it murder, its important to look at him. Jurors were not told of his previous conviction for sexual activity by seeking to groom young people online. So if he had been deported for the first sex offence, then that NHS worker would have been alive. That's a failure of the state and Reform should be very clear. Only people who are good for the UK will be allowed in. So I'd be interested in anyone from the left telling us why Mohamed Iidow was good for the UK?
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  3055. Last time I was in Wales there was a terror attack. A business and home burnt out, because the owner was English. Not reported as terror. I wonder why.
    3
  3056. I've a complaint on that in progress. Basic police drivers [MUST obey the highway code at all times] parking on double reds to fine people parking on double reds.
    3
  3057. Cancel naturalisation ab intio
    3
  3058. Wife born in the UK. The others were not. So we need automatic deportation on conviction/end of jail terms. No appealing that its a consequence. Then for those that have a second passport or are entitled to one, we revoke UK nationality.
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  3059. Latvia does well on 20%. We get crap on 45%. Explain.
    3
  3060. Schadenfreude is the dish of the day.
    3
  3061. Debt based capitalism? Sorry he's on the same products as Kamala. It's government debt that's the issue.
    3
  3062.  @another3997  He's also got his own personallised tax evasion law.
    3
  3063. Will the man in the blue dress be charged?
    3
  3064. Yes!
    3
  3065. 250 * 50 = 12,500 a year.
    3
  3066. Serious Crime Crime by Politicians Crimes by particular minorities. ============= Not investigated Hurty words ========== Of to jail.
    3
  3067. Crime report for Starmer and Alli with the police
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  3068.  @chkn_boy  The question is what needs to change? 1. Permits and the extortion/bribes that goes with it. 2. Taxes 3. Valuations. If the property generates zero income, its value is zero. Now see what your mortgage lender does.
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  3069. So what crimes did Sweden commit to suffer mass immigration and a crisis?
    3
  3070. Remember what Marxists have done to millions.
    3
  3071.  @paperdoll555  Unless you are starmer and make over £500,000 preventing architects of genocide from getting to trial.
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  3072. The establishment is really going to hate it when their own laws are used against them.
    3
  3073. SNP BS +++ surely
    3
  3074.  @BrianMartin-ox2ru  I'm getting worried about Larry the Cat.
    3
  3075.  @AllanHinde-mb2pr  Known to the police ... what a suprise.
    3
  3076. Make it apply to all economic migrants. Implement it by changing their tax codes. PAYE, taxed at source, its a very very easy fix.
    3
  3077. No, just right
    3
  3078. He will pull his forces back to Russia. Why doesn't that strengthen him?
    3
  3079. Or special "gaps" in the barriers that can be removed to allow people to make a U-Turn.
    3
  3080. He has not denied killing them. That's just the BBC lying. He said nothing so he can't have denied anything.
    3
  3081.  @KuroMicra  No proof needed. Guilty plea. It's just about the sizeof damages.
    3
  3082. Huw Edwards felt "very angry" and "very let down" by the media coverage of the allegations, his former colleague Jon Sopel has said. The former controller of Radio 4, Mark Damazer, has been on the Today programme, and highlighted the importance of the BBC exercising a proper duty of care. He said that “it is extremely important that Tim Davie and the BBC doesn’t feel that it has to be rushed by other people’s agendas to come to measured, appropriate and evidenced conclusions. “I think jumping to a conclusion about what those answers should say is not quite reasonable.”
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  3083. Do people who have bought a license, when its not needed, on the basis of BBC lies and threats have a case against them?
    3
  3084. Have you seen that meme about it? Ryan Gosling - the man who stood against a nation - Martin Luther King. Ryan Gosling .... is Barack Obama
    3
  3085.  @nigelanscombe8658 Give a reference to the law. Surely you can do that?
    3
  3086.  @nigelanscombe8658  The UK GDPR applies to processing carried out by organisations operating within the UK. It also applies to organisations outside the UK that offer goods or services to individuals in the UK. ============ Note. Organisations not individuals. That's from the ICO's own website. So what does it say about individuals The UK GDPR does not apply to certain activities including processing covered by the Law Enforcement Directive, processing for national security purposes and processing carried out by individuals purely for personal/household activities. So it doesn't apply to webcams on people's households.
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  3087. Proportion to their capital. It's the capital that controls it.
    3
  3088. When she going to be prosecuted for tax evasion and voter registration fraud?
    3
  3089. It's an interesting part of life, when the roles flip
    3
  3090. A friend called his Siamese cat chairman miaou
    3
  3091. 1.14 million for the box at Arsenal over 5 years, inflation not included.
    3
  3092.  @Jammy-o5g  Millions of them. Doesn't narrow it down.
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  3093. Very simple. Send him the tax bill. If he doesn't pay it, its a crime in the future and not covered.
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  3094. No its a car. It was a car that dunnit. Evil cars. No people involved. Look at the head lines.
    3
  3095. An obvious trip hazard.
    3
  3096. So is Scotland.
    3
  3097. Last night in front of my house, its a conservation area, 6 police cars, man arrested carrying a knife.
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  3098. And look at the common factor. The state.
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  3099. and a drippy willy.
    3
  3100. The incoming government. Split the tax for the services, from the taxes for the debts. Call the latter the SNP/Labour/Tory tax penalty. Makes it clear, who caused the mess.
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  3101. She should have realised you milk a cow, not kill it for a burger.
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  3102. Why is that all the videos of criminals show them wearing masks? Ah yes, covid.
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  3103. Has it not occurred to you that the suspects and the officer committed an offence.
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  3104. This right shall include freedom to hold opinions and to receive and impart information and ideas without interference by public authority and regardless of frontiers. Just keep adding that to your posts. Don't incite violence.
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  3105. So cut their tax to zero. You don't want it. You don't care. What'st the problem.
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  3106. That's the next question. Who is this other person? Where are the charges? Call Huw to testify...
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  3107. Simple fix. Set the tax code on economic migrants to £38,500 a year.
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  3108.  @gimble447  The popcorn bit is serious by the way. Not a joke even though it reads like one. Popcorn lung, also known as bronchiolitis obliterans, is a rare but serious lung disease that damages the bronchioles, the smallest airways in the lungs. This condition causes scarring and inflammation, leading to coughing, shortness of breath, and wheezing. The name “popcorn lung” originated from cases linked to inhaling diacetyl, a chemical used to give microwave popcorn its buttery flavor. Workers at microwave popcorn plants who were exposed to high levels of diacetyl developed the disease, leading to increased awareness of its risks.
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  3109.  @Carlotta-x3c  How do you blackmail and control if its public?
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  3110. Inequality is a symptom. What's the cause? It's debt.
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  3111. You are assuming that its not Keir wearing the underwear
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  3112. They are all in it together. Wait until the mob work out the consequence of a 16 trillion pound pension debt.
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  3113. You can inspect the accounts in person next year.
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  3114.  @SilverFoxHotTakes  I wonder how many EV tanks the SNP can build?
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  3115. The new business model, extortion
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  3116. Voter fraud! Who would have thunk it!
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  3117. She's going very quite for someone who clearly had verbal diarrhea
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  3118.  @redflag4781  What's the break down in the BBC. What percentage Right Wing? What percentage Left Wing? What percentage anti state? Post your evidence red.
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  3119.  @Mary-lx3zs  The question is why. 1. The video before it started is damning for the police. THey don't want that released. 2. They are police informers. ...
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  3120. BBC far right means Normal and Sensible. ie. Not a far left communist.
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  3121. The Inteligence bit is missing from Kenny boy.
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  3122. An useless add on. Imagine having a career fitting them. Like indicators on an Audi. Your whole life wasted. :-)
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  3123. The mug was special. I've not seen one similar, but as soon as you do, it makes sense.
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  3124. And rapists get community service. Huw Edwards, paedophile gets let off.
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  3125.  @jimbobjimbob8275  Is it? So lets look at some policies that start to fix it. 1. A ban on welfare for any new arrivals. 2. A minimum tax code of 40K a year for new arrivals. [break even]. 3. Automatic deportation on conviction or release from jail That prevents the problem getting worse in one respect, and removes the very expensive. Then we create the information about tax paid against cost of services. You the sort by the most expensive first. You start with the most expensive first, removing all welfare, imposing the tax. That's going to be the 2 million not working or paying tax. For asylum, a list of safe countries. That ends the claims automatically, and for countries that have become safe we've done our bit. When they leave they get that statement. The press can then ask for it when interviewed. What's the BBC going to do? Justify the 6,7 figure number?
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  3126. No body cameras? Not one. Now that requires a lot of coordination.
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  3127. Have the "journalists" been identified?
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  3128.  @davidellis8141  I know. There's reports today about what Labour ministers have been clearing when it comes to their personal heating, paid for by us. At the same time of course, pensioners get to freeze because they have cut winter fuel allowances.
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  3129. Thanks. I've added them, but in the process found a whole slew of Labour miscreants to add to my list. A couple of SNP a Welsh one on top. 111 MPs and counting.
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  3130.  @sandihill669  Because they just change the law. However, I'm of the opinion that it is fraud. Not publishing the debt numbers is the misleading part. The cuts, threat of more cuts, and that you get back a fraction of the value paid in, is the loss.
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  3131. I blame the teachers.
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  3132. Perhaps starmer is being blackmailed. If parliament kick him out he will be blackballed.
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  3133.  @spqrvidi  A big part of the problem is with a Quango, the Sentencing council. Replace that. Make it the commons that decide. MPs can do some work.
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  3134.  @SilverFoxHotTakes  Yep. Part of it.
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  3135. What's interesting and not talked about is investment. For a change we have the accounts of government investment. Needless to say, they have failed and lots more failures. It's rare to get the accounts because government want's to hide it. Another example, Boris bikes. £8,000 per bike. That's the cost of getting each on the road. That's a disaster. It's incompetence and looting. Take your pick.
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  3136. No. The price of the 30% gross profit the state needs to pay its debts.
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  3137.  @Steve-ug6cm  I susgest researching of of the other archichects of rwanda and their connections to a certain high up politiican. Celestin Ugirashebuja
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  3138. Genoa is another major event.
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  3139.  @Tourist1967  They have. Look if you go and rescue people, why not return them to their home port? Perfectly reasonable. Why hasn't the RNLI done this? It never has.
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  3140. So why haven't any of the predictions come to fruition? Why do the predictions contradict each other?
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  3141. By whom? The subtlty is in the detail.
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  3142.  @RC-gh7os  Exactly. That ignores the other 2 that also intervened. Their ethnicity isn't mentioned. So what's going on. 1. We have a migrant from Romania stabbing two people. 2. We have the police ignoring the Romanian gang on Westminster bridge for at least 15 years. 3. Charring Cross Police station is involved. 4.The first the Met knew that the gang on Westminster Bridge was wanted for homicide was when I turned up with the wanted poster for Germany. I'd seen it at Frankfurt airport, recognized 3 of the 8 from the bridge, and the type of crime matched. Trickdiebstahl. 5. The government knows that migrants are the major offenders for these crimes. So the government here is pushing, oh a migrant saved the day to push its agenda. It's prepared to be racist when it suits it. 6. Why does a tea shop need a security guard?
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  3143.  @goldenoatie  Of course it is. They spotted an opportunity to push their narative. No blood on the shirt, not going to have done anything.
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  3144. You're assuming there is a 'palatable' way out.
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  3145. I'll make a guess. The adoption agency get a cash kick back
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  3146. Suspended from what? Lamppost?
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  3147. Well lets look at what we know. Was it a good idea to have route that close to an approach? Why is it not mandatory to have your ADSB transmitting? Why is it not mandatory to be on the same frequency if transiting the area? All of those at the feet of the FAA Did the FAA controller controller create the danger? Again FAA. Were any of the hires involved DEI hires?
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  3148. There's no English government. There's a scottish, a welsh and a NI government. But there's no English government.  @FaecalMatter 
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  3149. Call Starmer in. Where are the documents for each prosecution by the Post Office with their decisions and reasons on taking over the prosecution. It's the law.
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  3150. Cooper confirmed that Keir Starmer had not seen the advice but that members of his team had. Starmer has faced questions about why he has not looked at the advice himself. “I certainly wouldn’t expect to see the personal advice about personal finances of any of my colleagues,” Cooper told Sky’s Trevor Phillips on Sunday. “Keir has a very strong team around him, and rightly so – that’s why I think not only have they looked at this and been clear about it, but also Angela has as well.” So he can deny personal knowledge and sack the underlings.
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  3151. Worth reading to the end about Natalie Ephicke's actions On 22 July 2019, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) announced they had charged Elphicke with three counts of sexual assault relating to two women: one charge relating to an incident in 2007 and the other two in 2016. He appeared at Westminster Magistrates' Court on 6 September 2019 and denied all three charges. In their statement, the CPS emphasised that Elphicke "has a right to a fair trial" and that "there should be no reporting, commentary or sharing of information online which could in any way prejudice these proceedings". The Conservative Party again withdrew Elphicke's whip later that day. In October 2019 Elphicke appeared at Southwark Crown Court and was granted bail to return for trial on 29 June 2020. During his trial the court heard how Elphicke groped one of his accusers, chased her around his house, and sang "I'm a naughty Tory, I'm a naughty Tory." On 30 July 2020, Elphicke was found guilty on three counts of sexual assault. On 15 September, he was sentenced to two years in prison. He sought leave to appeal against the sentence, but this was denied in March 2021. He was released from HMP Leyhill in Gloucestershire on 14 September 2021 after serving half of his sentence. He was summoned back to magistrates court for non-payment of the £35,000 costs order awarded at his original trial; he claimed to be unable to pay, stating that “I have no job, I have no career, I am long-term unemployed,” and that he was living in a rented one bedroom flat and claiming Universal Credit. He was nonetheless ordered to pay £35,000 within a year towards the costs of the prosecution. In April 2022, Sky News reported that Elphicke was struggling to find new employment. His ex wife Natalie Elphicke and four other MPs (Sir Roger Gale, Theresa Villiers, Adam Holloway and Bob Stewart) were found to have breached their code of conduct by the Commons Select Committee on Standards for improperly trying to influence a judge, when they had signed a letter on parliamentary notepaper to the Lord Chief Justice pressing Mrs Justice Whipple not to disclose character statements in his trial at Southwark in 2021.
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  3152. Inflation linked debt is for purchasing power. The state has run out of purchasing power.
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  3153.  @steveturner6770  Explain McVie.
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  3154. That's her prediction? What's that riots and fires?
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  3155. Vote reform. If you voted Labour, vote reform because that gets the Tories out
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  3156. Holy cow! The police are making burgers.
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  3157. It's a desperate attempt to get back the older single woman with lots of cats. It won't work. They are eating the cats in Springfield because of Harris's failure.
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  3158. Worthington & Anor v Metropolitan Housing Trust Ltd (2018) EWCA Civ 1125 If people want to look it up and use it.
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  3159. Gordon's now in treatment. Psychiatric treatment and lots and lots of dry cleaning.
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  3160. Nicholas Prosper, 18
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  3161. Clean it out. You can download the data for an archive.
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  3162. I've just seen the video on Tim Pool of the interview with the woman pollster. They pulled up the numbers. She didn't know what D and R were in her own poll.
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  3163. If you want a Canadian TV. You can buy a $500 us TV instead. No loss to the consumer.
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  3164. It's very bad. The Pakistani woman exposed her ankle - on YouTube. What would the Victorians think. :-)
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  3165. It will have come in a diplomatic bag.
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  3166. MP number 457 on my list of bad MPs, from sex in a park with a guardsman, to expenses, to corruption to jail.
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  3167. So why do you think Putin started it?
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  3168.  @omzy8700  I'm sure he does. But if you're on the line as he is, roll any dice you have. ie. Translator didn't translate it correctly
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  3169. Exactly. A collection of such letters, from baliffs, can be used against them.
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  3170.  @JJRM8  No its not. You would have to show that the rotation rate of the earth has changed as a consequence and you can't do that because the evidence is to the contrary.
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  3171. China has a major problem. That postal perk where they get cheap subsidised postal rates, paid for by US taxpayers. Trump I suspect will remove it. He may even put tarriffs in place. Given this is for cheap very high labour content items, the effect on Chinese employment is huge.
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  3172. Which ones? The ones advertising tarts or the yemeni charity scammers?
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  3173.  @MrJimbaker920  Why not go for 1.6 bn and send the message?
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  3174.  @matthewwilliams3827  I tend towards the Trust but verify. So why do I go for the trust? 1. Police statement on the paperwork - must exist to lose it 2. Police behaviour with others on the right 3. The fascist nature of the UK state [ie blasphemy] 4. Death threats. 5. Video of him at the protest, police in the background 6. The Smollet option is played on the way down, not the way up. I've seen no evidence the other way. Not saying its not true, but what's the evidence
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  3175.  @lisah9561  So please provide the evidence that supports your viewpoint.
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  3176. And you believe him?  @epincion 
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  3177. Exactly. Now I don't like one bit. She's not up to the job. She got it because of her history with Corbyn, and that's just a variant of nepotism. But she should have been allowed to speak, and so should the donor, all under parliamentary rules. Or they have a debate outside, under the rules the peasants are subject to.  @spartacusforlife1508 
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  3178. Exactly.
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  3179.  @stevenmcgowan3205  The use of the word "rules" by Starmer, instead of the word "laws" is interesting.
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  3180.  @MrPercy112  By the way, 805 Old Kent Road if you want good Nigerian food.
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  3181. Le President Micron, because lets face it, he's not very big
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  3182. The Puuund.
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  3183. The lack of deporation of terrorist. The complete lack of checks of people comming to the UK. The economics of migration.
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  3184. Woodchippper goes bbbbrrrrr futzzzz
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  3185. Hard to use reverse thrust if you have an engine out. It produces a yaw on the ground.
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  3186. What a scumbag. Another product of mass migration.
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  3187. Biden had a brain scan. Came back negative.
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  3188. Having built two accounting systems, its important to state what an accounting system should do. 1. It must maintain the accounting equation that liabilities = assets + owners equity at all times. Double entry is a consequence of that, not the other way round. 2. Entries are in "ink". They cannot be altered. If a wrong set of entries are made, you make a reversal of the entry, linked to the old, and post new entries, and that's linked too. The text on the posting makes it clear why its a correction 3. Audit trail. Timestamps, the account used, the IP address making the change, is recorded on every record. That includes automated 'agents' that make postings. For example, a year end process, or mark to market [more relevant for banks etc]. Here you record the agent and the details of who is the proxy for the agent. For example, a timed process or someone clicking on an option, where you record the details of that account 4. You write and produce a full set of unit tests to test the system and that includes breaking it. 5. You add constraints at multiple levels. At the database level, at the code level. That is, accounts are read and write, never delete. Never ever delete. 6. You do not use SQL etc to get around the constraints to make corrections. Common in my experience 7. You have a full set of controls as to who has the rights to do what. That includes the right to see, the execute jobs etc. 8. The code is kept in a source code control system 9. There are release procedures for the code. 10. There's a proper issue tracking system for bugs and changes. Looks like the system failed.
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  3189. From a prison cell in Bangladesh?
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  3190. Wandering Turnip is worth watching. Documenting the destruction of the UK by politicians.
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  3191.  @philipdaniel9837  So how do you cut the debt? 1. Increase taxes, use the extra money to pay off the debt. No services in return. It's called austerity for the tax payer. They are poorer 2. Cut services, leave taxes where they are. That's also austerity 3. Default on the debt. Austerity for the creditors 4. Default on the pensions. Austerity for the pensioners. Notice the only way is austerity.
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  3192. Money laundering. Fraud. Tax evasion. Malfeasance in a public office. Theft.
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  3193. False accounting. Embezzlement.
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  3194.  @alasdairfinlayson  But they are going to lose this time too. 2-0 so is it going to be best of 5? No penalty shoot out?
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  3195. What do you think his angle is?
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  3196.  @c2757  I agree. However, it's hard to say what offence he has committed. Has he prosecuted people no? So he can't be done there. So what does that leave? One possible angle is fraud. Taking money, not providing the support. So is there a contract between him/the union and the members? Of course not. So I think we are back to libel / slander. For the inquiry, tough, you can't get him for anything he said there.
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  3197. How many PIE members have been jailed?
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  3198. So how to solve it? The Gordian knot needs to be cut. The courts and the home office need to be removed from the process. First a list of safe countries. So if you arrive from a safe country, you get returned home. Automatic. Start with the next boat load. Make sure we top up their SIMM cards.They can then tell their mates. Automatic deportation to your home country on conviction. It's part of the sentence. So safe country? You're off home.We won't stop your family following. Might even be grant for that too. Dangerous country? I can think of three. Off to the Falklands to wait it out. Added bonus, the Argentines won't invade and inherit the problem. Two for the price of one. Destroy your papers? Falklands. We lay on basic rations, tents etc. Phone lines and email to get your papers from your embassy. Not our job, yours. You could be in for a long wait.
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  3199. Reminds me. Get that complaint into the Parliamentary Standards lot.
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  3200. What's the betting those who are sacked know the membership numbers and will tell all?
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  3201. It takes 6,300 standard british peasants (migrant or native) to work for a year, consume no state services, to pay for it.
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  3202. What's the issue with fewer people?
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  3203. 20,000 a year killed by "avoidable mistakes" Preventable deaths due to problems in care in English acute hospitals: a retrospective case record review study - BMJ
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  3204.  @allways28  Recent. Which means it can be reversed. 1. No discrimination 2. No criminals 3. Net contributors only Given test 3, how many would stay? How many would commit offences? Not paying tax is an offence.
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  3205. Collectives with consent don't. There's nothing wrong with people getting together willingly. It's when coertion is used.
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  3206. Latest Morning Consult polls. Wisconsin Trump + 1 Pennsyvania - Tied Arizona Tied Florida Trump + 5 Georgia Trump + 2 Michigan Harris + 1 North Carolina Trump + 2 Ohio Trump + 9 Add on the 3-4% systematic bias in favour of Harris It's winner takes all. On the basis of the polls and no adjustment for bias. , Trump is 312 votes, Harris 226. Times Radio has TDS. There's going to be an epidemic on Thursday.
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  3207.  @davidwebb4904  There is no right of consent in the UK. Not surprising then that an MP was arrested for ignoring consent in the week.
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  3208.  @Vroomfondle1066  Then put the boot in. When you have no argument to make, avoid addressing the points made. So what interest rate do you need to cover defaults?
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  3209. And will the Labour councillor calling for people's throats to be cut be convicted fast? Or the people cheering him on?
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  3210. Follow the money.
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  3211.  @kpower1379  Yeah right. Whatever.
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  3212. Robert Underdunk Terwilliger Jr, AKA Sideshow Bob, is Axel Rudabakana American cousin.
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  3213.  @Danger_Mouse_00  Report it as child harm, because that's what the image is.
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  3214.  @ducthman4737  Rec posts with no recs, that way people can see that the post has been seen.
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  3215. I made complaints to both the Police and the Standard's commissioner. It's very simple. Where were you living and when? She's got problems. Pick house A, you get done for one set of offences. Pick house B, you get done for a different set.
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  3216. Haris is 12 points down. Add on another 12 point loss and you can see what's going to happen.
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  3217. "There is no danger at the school," police spokesman Don Aaron said. In a statement Thursday, police said the shooter was significantly influenced by what they described as "web-based material, especially that found on non-traditional sites that most would find harmful and objectionable." The police said the FBI was working closely with them on what they described as the "ideological influences portion of this investigation." During a news briefing Thursday, a school district official said the weapon-detection system uses artificial intelligence technology. "In this instance, based on the shooter's location in proximity to the cameras, it wasn't close enough to get an accurate read and to activate that alarm," Sean Braisted, chief of communications and technology for the district, told reporters. "The system was activated by police when they brandished their weapons ... There's no foolproof solutions for any of this, but this is one extra step." The shooting was partially livestreamed on the streaming platform KICK, according to a statement from the company.
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  3218. The government is a corporation. Why does it leave these debts off the books? Is that what you are teaching your students? 1. Pensions 2. Nuclear clean up 3. Losses on insurance contracts 4. The EU 5. Unpaid wages 6. Unpaid invoices 7. Expected payouts - eg post office, NHS damages.
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  3219.  @SilentRover-lc9jk  No, that was a different architect of genocide. Celestin Ugirashebuja was Starmer's client.
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  3220. They don't like it up 'em. It's very simple. Men should be women's champions, for reasons of inclusion and diversity.
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  3221.  @gio-oz8gf  So come on. The civil service pension. I've said no assets. You say that's wrong. That's easy for you to show by posting a reference to the assets that they hold. Notice Civil Servants not LGAs. That's another ball game which if you want we can move onto after you post the asset reference. Of course you won't. It's an unfunded pension scheme. Zero assets, just debts.
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  3222.  @hairyairey  I'll have a look at the weekend.
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  3223. Doesn't add up.
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  3224. That's the problem. They say manhunt, but if he's wearing a Burqa, they won't catch him.
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  3225. I think we can see the 'victim' in the video.
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  3226. A bit of red on red.
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  3227. They have already failed on the first. Video of the Australian cycle team by the look of it being robbed.
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  3228.  @logician3641  Australian BMX team robbery fuels concerns about Olympic security
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  3229. For that you need a worker shortage at the low end.
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  3230. An alternative, raise the minimum tax code for all migrants to break even.
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  3231. Nurse. Ken's projecting again.
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  3232. Nevermind.
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  3233. The poisoned chalice.
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  3234. Space is a manifold and is locally flat.
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  3235. Trumps error. Should have had the vote after the convention.
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  3236. I do have big reservations about any law that values the police higher than others. But that's what politicians have done.
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  3237. and that chef A man is awaiting sentencing after being found guilty of having sex with a goat. He was spotted by passengers on a packed train which stopped at signals opposite an allotment. Stephen Hall, a 23-year-old chef, "lassoed" the goat with his belt and – then rammed it. Horrified commuters used their mobile phones to contact the police. OK, so there's not much in the way of an IT angle here, but some stories need writing. Hall who says he is gay admitted the offence with the female goat but claims he’s never done anything like this before. A senior British Transport policeman commented that he didn’t think the nanny goat was too upset by the ordeal but added that it is "difficult to tell". Goats are like that. Never can tell what they’re thinking.
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  3238. It wasn't the police who saved lives it was the woman and the man who attacked him. Why was a Rwanda refugee in the UK? There is no war in Rwanda. On Cooper, she's just waffling. She just producing large amounts of the standard bovine by product.
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  3239. Simple solution. Cancel public sector workers pensions. It's not a debt. It's not part of the national debt. It's optional. The Richard Murphy school of accounting, certified by the Bernie Maddoff Institute of accounting Practice. That's the civil service approach to accounting. Hide the mess. All civil servants in it together. All to blame. Like Bankers eh!
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  3240. No. The asset stripping of the workers is the prime drivers. Second a complete lack of consent over migration. Forcing workers to fund migration, to fund the servants of the rich. Forcing workers to compete an a race to the bottom because of migration.
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  3241. I agree Bronte. The level of planning matters. You raise one thing I hadn't appreciated. He was on medication that worked. So he was of sound mind when it decided to stop taking the tables. That decision [if its not a sham] lead to the murders.
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  3242. At least have a plan in place, tested, where you can flick the switch and move off them
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  3243. It implies no audit trail. You also have to question, were they modifying entries not reversing and rebooking.
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  3244. It gets worse. He's a convicted sex criminal. A priest said, look he's converted, he would be at risk if he was deported. So he was given asylum. Another fault of the asylum system. Someone needs to name the priest. He should have been deported as a consequence of his first offence. Knowing that he wouldn't have played the game. Now the woman and children have been injured Massive cost of the police hunt. Massive cost of jailing him. All because politicians are incapable of doing the simple things.
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  3245. I started putting together a list of MPs who have done bad things, and other politicians. For MPs, I have 429 on the list. From fraud to corruption to sex offences and perjury to injuring people to paedophiles. The funniest one is gross indecency with a Coldstream guardsman in St James Park.
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  3246. Except you have to ask what he's keeping secret.
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  3247.  @marykapadia9385  Of course he is. He wants his pension to be paid and he demands that other people have their wealth stripped so he gets paid.
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  3248.  @ZiGGi03  Which convicted son did he pardon?
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  3249. So here's the question. How long before an MP gets done for murder?
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  3250. So when are the English Aboriginals going to get reparations from the colonials?
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  3251. It should be damages for the harm Then Starbucks pays the costs. Laywers, hospital bills etc.
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  3252.  @ThesocialmuteHD  :-))
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  3253. In the UK, the offense of demanding money with menaces is primarily governed by Section 21 of the Theft Act 1968. This section makes it an offense to demand money or other property from someone with the intention of making them feel that they will face some form of harm, or that they will be subjected to a detriment (such as financial loss or harm to their reputation) if they do not comply with the demand. Goes by the name of Blackmail. 21 Blackmail. (1) A person is guilty of blackmail if, with a view to gain for himself or another or with intent to cause loss to another, he makes any unwarranted demand with menaces; and for this purpose a demand with menaces is unwarranted unless the person making it does so in the belief— (a) that he has reasonable grounds for making the demand; and (b) that the use of the menaces is a proper means of reinforcing the demand. (2) The nature of the act or omission demanded is immaterial, and it is also immaterial whether the menaces relate to action to be taken by the person making the demand. (3) A person guilty of blackmail shall on conviction on indictment be liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding fourteen years. The key bit is (1)(a) Has reasonable grounds. The question is what evidence do they have for making the threats? The answer is none. They have no evidence. So I think you are right.
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  3254. I'm annoyed with her. She said the world was going to end 8 days ago. I booked a massive bash - all on a credit card - now I've got to pay for it.
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  3255. When you realise stuffing the ballot, voting more than once, getting the dead to vote, importing votes won't be enough, what do you do.
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  3256. No consent is the issue.
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  3257.  @kein370  Quite possibly. There's another option. What's on the BWV. We've only seen part of it. What if the police behaviour [wouldn't be unusual] was bang out of order before what we've seen? For example, racist language used by the police.
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  3258.  @kein370  That's the two explanations I have for not being in court the next day, and off to jail Lets say its option 2, the asset scenario. What does the government do? Same for the mother and welfare fraud. Nothing on that. Wonder why.
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  3259. Does it? What offence has the child committed?
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  3260. Wrong 1. Poverty has been imported. Millions of poor people have come to the UK 2. Poverty is a lack of wealth and a lack of income. So you have to ask, where's the wealth? The workers have paid the welfare state trillions for their old age. Where's that wealth gone? Until you address that you are sadly deluded.
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  3261. Correct. They paid in the most. Murphy was a tax man, took the money. He then hid the debt off the books. Now that ponzi is due and he thinks, who else can we target to pay so I get my fat cat pension.
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  3262.  @laineybolland4359  You go round spamming the same message. Why? It doesn't add anything.
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  3263.  @SirMelMcRotch  Marching powder.
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  3264. Gone dogging.
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  3265.  @AW12-W  I wouldn't know. I've a grant application in by the way. Funding for a new movie. I hear they are giving grants. It's a follow up movie for my first one, Granny does the Gorbals, a homage to Debbie does Dallas. The new one, Gone Dogging, is a road trip. I'll add the Bridge of Allan to the route. I need the grant money for a RV
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  3266. because I feared austerity ========== Austerity has two forms. Low take home pay because of high taxes. The second is taxation without services. Taxation is at record highs, so that's personal austerity. Why is the state having public austerity? Ah yes, those socialist pension debts that the Lib Dems and Labour love, and the Tories too. All with the debts off the books
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  3267. It's 20 years for tax matters.
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  3268. You please not guilty Along comes the disclosure. You outline your defence. Now the release a whole tranche of other evidence. Can you know get up to the jury and tell them what's happened and they must draw and adverse inference that the prosecution is trying to stitch you up hiding evidence like the did in the Post Office case? Or is it only the state that's allowed to infer that about its target?
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  3269.  @perkinscrane  The rate of inflation is the rate of increase in the price index. So if the index was 100 a year ago and the index is 105 today, then the annual rate of inflation is 5% So if the index is 100 today, the target should be 100. If prices go to 95, or to 105, then the BoE board gets sacked and replaced
    3
  3270.  @perkinscrane  No I'm serious. The rate of inflation is the annual rate of increase in the price index Here we have an apologist for the BoE saying, prices have rocketed [the bad effect], but let them have another go. It happens repeatedly. So target the bad effect. Change the target from 2% which they never hit to price index. That gives them a hard target and they can't each year reset the clock and have another go.
    3
  3271. Who has blood on his hands? Where's the chef
    3
  3272. and the others
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  3273.  @A.-wm1nj  That's the bit I like about the AI. A digital mentor. Please critique the following code. It's not a human. There's no emotion involved. There's no revealing of weaknesses. Code review. Asking it to improve code. The other is boiler plate. I did an analysis of a very large OO application. The ratio of secondary classes to core classes was 7+ to one. One business class, needed DB support. It needed the UI to manage it. It needed unit testing, .... Now those secondary classes are ideal to be generated by AI. But there are other things that I think are better. There's a Microsoft project called Pex. Combine that with DBC [design by contract] and ask, do you need unit tests? Unit tests set up the preconditions. Run. Test post conditions. That's what they do. Why not do that more often? [Performance is the reason]. Why not have an algorithm generate the tests by running the code, making sure you get compelte code coverage, identify missing pre/post conditions? See PEX.
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  3274. More desparation from the left.
    3
  3275. Lots of visits to Ann Summers and Victoria Secrets.
    3
  3276.  @badfairy9554  I've been to Spain. Does that make me Spanish?
    3
  3277. Making Burgers not making Bacon.
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  3278.  @The_chosen_plum  Yep. Do what they said you would do. Take out the garbage donald.
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  3279.  @chrisc448  Investigate the surname and the Rwandan genocide. One of the architects....
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  3280. Putin ate my homework.
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  3281. No one watches the BBC ...
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  3282.  @alanevans3989  Which one was that? Kent?
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  3283.  @alanevans3989  Ah yes. The attacker with the initials AE, aged 24, who wasn't born in the UK. I've a list which I started with the graper gangs. I've extended that with the daily reports of WMP, ColP, Met Police for offences. The bigger offences. Name, age, and look up if they were born in the UK. You get some who weren't some who were, and some you can't tell - common names. Same for the victims. Now the percentage of those eligble to be removed from the UK is very very high. Same for the victims. PS.936 names
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  3284.  @isfbuster6733  The core problem is government pensions. 30% of tax goes on the debts. That's a 30% gross profit margin. Your share of the pension debts, £600,000. Increasing at 10% a year. Other debts not included. That hidden fact explains a lot. Austerity. Wealth inequality, MPs looting. Low take home pay, ... Even to a point, migration. Ever heard, migrants will pay your pension? They won't. Most can't even pay for their own serivces and are on welfare. The fix is getting harder.
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  3285. So why didn't MI5/MI6 know about the spy with Andrew? Or if they knew why did they do nothing? It's the standard government approach. Take the cash do nothing in return.
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  3286. Needs to be jailed
    3
  3287. Make the plumbers, school cleaners, pay for the mejah studies degrees of others.
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  3288.  @johnmulligan912  Ah, Mejah Graduate. Why shouldn't the graduates pay for their loans? Why should people who earn less be forced to subsidise rich people?
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  3289. It's that organised gang of grannies, nicking the Werther's originals. ...
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  3290.  @marijo1951  Wrong. He demands other people pay him, not that the money goes on services. What's also interesting is that he won't address the spending issue. Where's the money going? For example, the state makes a gross 30% profit margin on its services. Why is that acceptable?
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  3291. A serious mess - again and again and again, ....
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  3292. You're on the naughty step. :-)
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  3293. Firenbrigade say they are happy at the outcome
    3
  3294. I wonder who you can FOI to get the number of EVs and Hybrids that have decided to spontaneous combust?
    3
  3295. What about stupid and black?
    3
  3296.  @fergusdangerfield156  The Simpsons have been remarkably accurate in their predictions.
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  3297.  @DarrenAndOzzy  Make a Subject Access Request to all involved. That's your starter.
    3
  3298. Exactly. The EU doesn't like it now someone has retaliated against them.
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  3299.  @Paul-qs3nu  He's deported, so he claims that means no family life. Deport the family with him, no abuse. It's helping him keep his rights. Now I can see, ah but you can't drag children to another country. That's a abuse. OK, we will send back all migrants with children that they brought with them. They are sent home, because they have abused their kid's human rights.
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  3300. Drip drip drip. Drop by drop the complete Horlicks is being uncovered.
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  3301. Ship all the refugees there first. Then the argies can have it.
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  3302. Ernestas Juska = check that one out if you want strange imported habits.
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  3303. I bet lots of the people who voted for him, didn't want the houses being built. But the developer, will there be brown envelopes? No development, no cash flows.
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  3304. How many 12 year olds were getting married? I suspect that was more rare than hens teeth,
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  3305. I've a question. Do you have private prosecutions in Scotland?
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  3306. She's certainly having to lift the apron.
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  3307. No longer accept? What have they accepted in the past? Why isn't it declared?
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  3308. Got to be careful. Laws can change. The modifications you made to people are permanent. The victims must be believed. That makes you an abuser. Doctors at this clinic need to sit down and think.
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  3309.  @lkearney7299  Exactly. Now what I think is that he want's a holiday. So he says, he's got the cough again. But remember. Joe Biden - The Tom Cruise of American Politics - Still doing his own stunts at the age of 80
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  3310. If you need a hand with a complaint, I've become rather good at it.  @SBSlade 
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  3311. Resting in her account.
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  3312.  @hairyairey  Careless cycling. Falls below the level of a competent cyclists. Dangerous - the above leading to injury of the cyclist and/or the person they hit. But they still broke the law. That red circle round the 20 means its mandatory. No exemptions for cyclists.
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  3313.  @eightiesmusic1984  Of course you can. HMRC accept extra tax.
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  3314. Civil service accountants need to be put in special measures and redo the first lesson you get as an accountant. What's an asset, a liability, income and expense. None of this Bernie Maddoff Accounting.
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  3315. Has been.
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  3316. £16 trillion pounds of socialist pension debts. How do you pay that?
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  3317. Which is why they are both toast. Vote reform. Join reform.
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  3318. Publish all spending to the penny. Offer rewards for fraud. We need to know for example, what migrants are getting. What percentage are paying in more than they take. ie. We need to know just how bad the mess is.
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  3319.  @brendanlea3605  So PPE. Publishing the numbers in full. Or do you want a cover up? Or NHS spending. Imagine look at the spending to discover that the chair of the authourities wife is closely involved in a IT company that lost all your medical records. Or that one trust is paying 4 times the price as another trust for the same item. Why would you want that covered up?
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  3320.  @brendanlea3605  So Baroness Mone. That's a good example. Why would you want that hidden?
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  3321.  @CanadairCL44  This is something for Reform. Full audit, send every tax payer an annual statement and break down. £600,000 debt at 10% per year? How are you going to pay?
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  3322. Your statistics are wrong. The problem is that black people are more likely to be offenders. I suggest taking a look at the Met's police news website and look at the convictions. That's the measure of criminality. It's criminality that gets you shot not the colour of your skin.
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  3323.  @MaRi-Br1984  What is the big change that's needed? In the Human Rights Act we need one more right. People have the right of explicit informed consent without the state being able to retaliate.
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  3324. Meejah studies surely.
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  3325. Saville Row in Belmarsh
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  3326.  @lewis123417  You're not asking the right question Lewis. If those previous workers had invested their money, how big would the fund be to pay their pensions? How does that compare against what the state offers? How big are those socialist pension debts? Why shouldn't those who paid in the most, huge sums, get treated the same way as others?
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  3327. And his personal tax evasion law abolished ab initio, and he pays the back tax, the interest and the fines within 3 days. Speedy justice is after all what he demands for others.
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  3328.  @malcolmhaggerty8592  Saville, Starmer, Glitter. All in the same Gang.
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  3329.  @malcolmhaggerty8592  How did he get a personal tax evasion law just for himself?
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  3330. What are their membership numbers? Awful. Don't forget, they lose short money big time.
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  3331. The upside of the Not Guilty plea being entered means we have a trial. 4 weeks scheduled. So much for the government's plan to sweep it under the carpet. 4 weeks of all those things they want hidden comming out. For example, was Starmer involved.
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  3332. I must admit my Scottish vocabulary is increasing.
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  3333. What's the deadline for being a candidate? ie. What happens if Biden dies after the deadline?
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  3334. I do like Tompkinson's schooldays.
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  3335. Depends. If the civil service told her. Then its a different matter.
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  3336. And Reeve, and ....
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  3337. And I Would Have Gotten Away With It Too, If It Weren't For Meddling With Kids - Scooby Doo and You Know Who.
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  3338. All that money wasted.
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  3339. It's amazing isn't it. In the day and age of mobile phones and mobile cameras, that only a handful have been released.
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  3340. Very good!
    3
  3341.  @T5Zplayer  Because of the welfare state. It's not invested contributions its spent them leaving a debt.
    3
  3342.  @BaconHer0  Those on state pensions will be by definition, at that age, poor. So fraud is likely to be a large component. There's also political angles. Georgians live a long time. Why? Stalin was from Georgia so they were flattering him
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  3343. It's not a rare occurance. 23/11/2024 We’ve launched a murder enquiry after a man was shot dead and another was seriously in Birmingham overnight. We were called to Rotton Park Road, near the junction with City Road in Edgbaston, just before 11pm yesterday to reports that two people had been shot. One man in his 30s was found injured at a bus stop, and was taken to hospital where he remains in a critical condition. The second man, in his 20s, was found in a car but was sadly pronounced dead at the scene. His family have been informed and are being supported by officers.
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  3344.  @stoneneils  My theory is that he signed a deal with Old Nick to be the richest man in the world. There were of course a couple of conditions. First said old nick, you have to call the company Microsoft. Sure said Bill, I'll sign. Don't you want to know about the other condition, No I'll sign. Then Melissa found out on their wedding night. Micro and soft was the second condition.
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  3345. Whose tonsils were being tickled with what?
    3
  3346. It's democrat money. Pocket it would be the best approach.
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  3347. @casca5853 So what happens to a shareholder who bought yesterday?
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  3348. The welfare state takes 20% of peoples income in the form of NI and redistributes that wealth. That results in a debt, a massive debt, that the workers are now on the hook to pay. Debt is just negative wealth. That's redistribution for you in action as you demand. How's that working out? The alternative is that the workers invest that 20% and own the wealth.
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  3349.  @ColaSpandex  It's redistribution. It's one example of the policy that people are calling for. So its perfectly reasonable to ask how that redistribution is working, and what consequences [good or bad] it produces, when compared to an alternative approach to pensions. So 16 trillion pounds of debt, hidden off the books. 30% of tax goes on the debts. Pensioners are still in poverty. Wealth inquality is massive. [Zero assets for that transfer, just debt which is negative wealth]. So I take it you want more redistribution to fix a problem caused by one type of redistribution? Instead we need people to invest that 19% Plus 8% work place pensions, 27% of their income into a fund that they own. That way they keep their wealth. What's wrong with that? The idea that ripping one group off to pay another group that have been ripped off, fixes the problem is bizarre.
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  3350. AIS, but "she" hasn't got AIS.
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  3351. Why would the court case end?
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  3352. 700 million? 0.7 bn. The NHS system under labour was over 100 bn.
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  3353. So if you have to move to a new location for a job, you have to take a massive hit on your wealth. Why do you need the tax? Ah yes, that massive pension debt that's been run up by the socialist welfare state. It's not going on services. Austerity for the peasants so Richard Murphy gets his pension.
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  3354. Most Tory MPs woul;d be better suited to Labour. That's their only option. An electoral pack with whats left after Starmer
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  3355. And a Crosby Stills and Nash!
    3
  3356. Will she be arrested when there are no police on the payroll because she's spent all the money?
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  3357.  @A-xo6hl  You missed the machine gun in the roof bit, concealed weapons offences. And he's till allowed to own guns.
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  3358. End devolution. Save billions.
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  3359.  @Fairbranksthecat  Will that work next time? For it to work, they have to fix the mess. So it won't work.
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  3360. You’ve missed off the big offenders. E-bikes and cyclists
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  3361. Police Appeals, boxing day, for missing goons. :-)
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  3362. The biggy, who will clean our toilets is just the same thing as plantation owners in the deep south demanding they keep their "property" so their property keeps picking cotton. It's the same way of thinking.
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  3363. Wrong sort of murder.
    3
  3364.  @nighttrain1236  The conclusion is, and its obvious, the consequences for cyclists of their crimes and stupidity is very high. That's why they need to be prosecuted hard to prevent it.
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  3365. Why weren't they rescued to Calais?
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  3366. Almost all are islamic, bar a handful and I don't mean a keir starmer handful
    3
  3367.  @steveturner6770  Look he was involved. 99 direct cases. In all other cases the CPS was indirectly involved. I posted the law on the CPS's role. What's very alarming about Starmer on this, he said a handful. Unless he's got 100 fingers, he wasn't honest. He then said during his time they made 4 million prosecutions. Starmer was implying a ratio. 5 / 4,000,000 is a very small error rate. But we we know the post officer error rate was 100%. Next, 4 million? Just what society has he and other politicians created, that have 4 million offences? Given the appalling detection rate by the police what does that tell you about society? Another reason why he should be on other end of the treatment he dished out to others.
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  3368.  @Lynnefromlyn  Still zero content in your message. You can't counter any of the facts.
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  3369. Cringefest '24
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  3370. Change the minimum tax code on migrants to break even. 38,500 a year.
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  3371. He's the one who lied on his nomination papers.
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  3372. The law is absolutely clear on this subject. There is no authority for administrative courts in this country and no Act can be passed to legitimise them because of the constitutional restraints placed upon her Majesty at her coronation. Her oath requires her to govern us according to our respective laws and customs, a vital part of which consists of the tripartite system of separation of powers between judiciary, parliament (legislature) and executive. The collection of revenue by administrators is extortion, and extortion has been found reprehensible since ancient times. Halsbury’s Laws of England =================== So are these court orders or adminstrative tribunals?
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  3373.  @SmokeFactory  It is. The reason is that when you look at the crime statistics, race is a major issue.
    3
  3374. MPs exempted their expenses from HMRC and tax.
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  3375.  @machineman-p5v  Most are ex coppers and in this case, doing the investigation, they will be. However, the IOPC are incompetent. For example, they have a website to submit complaints. Forwarded onto police forces. So I FOI'd them. For last year, what were the outcomes of complaints submitted via their website. We don't keep those statistics was the answer.
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  3376. So why hide the identity and that he's a migrant?
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  3377. The core problem is structural. Insurnace, supply and regulation combined. You need to set up a system where none of the legs can do the work of another. It's called a Bismarck system. Here we have the insurance telling the doctors not to treat/test. In a Bismarck system, its treat first insurance pays later. The UK NHS, Canadian and US systems don't work. The Dutch and the Swiss System does.
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  3378. Or that someone in the force and council hasn't been sent an envelope.
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  3379. Ah Granny does the Gorbals. A Scottish homage to Debbie does Dallas. In the same mould. I'm looking for more public money for a sequel. Now in interest of being fair to both sexes, I've a script ready and waiting for "Granddad does Glasgow". A homo-erotic travelogue round Easterhouse, Possilpark and Calton. I need £400,000 of taxpayers money to make this happen. Now where do I send the grant application?
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  3380.  @1chish  And Kahn. From his statements, he's clearing been putting pressure on.
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  3381. He's going to be doxed.
    3
  3382.  @MissCath85  He has done. Armed guards. Just spoke to police. Wouldn't answer questions. Did a runner when heckled.
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  3383. No pension for Civil Servants. See how they behave.
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  3384.  @xtc2v  Exactly. The game of fantasy economics where you ignore the big debts, to get the answer you want. Namely spend spend spend.
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  3385.  @downshift4503  If their pension isn't a debt, we don't have to pay it. That saves huge sums of money. That's Richard's position because he hasn't included that debt in his numbers. We could create a new currency called the voucher. Print lots of them, pay them with vouchers. Remember the state can never run out of vouchers. Do you now see the flaws in the argument being presented? 1. The fantasy game of economics where you ignore the big debts. 2. The print to pay fantasy
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  3386.  @jeffdidntkhs3945  I bet there was a restraining order! The police were aware at the very least ========= So do I. So what do you think it will be this time? Lessons will be learned? That's my bet The other "usual suspects"
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  3387.  @jeffdidntkhs3945  Hatred of what? Hatred of murders and is that bad?
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  3388. On the take. What a surprise.
    3
  3389.  @downshift4503  It's a debt. An inflation linked debt. What about civil servants pensions? The government can always pay the state pension in it's own currency. True for a fixed rate debt. False for inflation linkled debt. MMT is very clear on that.
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  3390.  @marisabenson1222  Emerson has Trump +10 in Iowa from 2 days ago. That's the most recent poll from there.
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  3391. How about, don't let them into the UK int eh first place.
    3
  3392. Tax them at break even levels, and the uneconomic ones will leave.
    3
  3393.  @laceandwhisky  Crowd - absolutely clear. that's in the legistlation. However there's the claim the home owner owns at least some of the airspace. That needs backing up with the law that gives them that ownership. None was provided.
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  3394. I was thinkin gof posthing the quote but ....
    3
  3395.  @Greenielid  You'll have to google it. There's a possibility you would be arrested in the UK for posting it. Would be interesting as your defence would be that its factual.
    3
  3396.  @paulineashcroft1485  There's a link between the two.
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  3397. Has he got any teeth?
    3
  3398.  @ubersteve3265  You manage the danger by banning it.
    3
  3399.  @TheRaminski  Exactly. They got to McDonalds, get the happy meal, then recycle the bag.
    3
  3400.  @madmaxsdog8040  Spot on. They know what they have done to people. They haven't told the people. What reaction will there be when people find out?
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  3401.  @m0o0n0i0r  Asylum 1. A list of safe countries. Might be easier to make a list of dangerous countries. Israel, Palestine, Yemen, Ukraine. 2. No asylum from safe countries. 3. When a country moves from dangerous to safe, you get a grace period and your asylum is over. You are now an economic migrant. 4. No claims if you passed through a safe country to get to here 5. No permanent right to remain 6. No applications for UK nationality considered. 7. If there is a war, then the UK supports people in neighbouring counties, ie. Where its cheapest so we help the most people. So two policies. Very easy to implement. Major benefts for the UK
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  3402.  @mrdojob  Tax needs the public to be complaint. When the majority decide not the play the game, its game over. We're very close to that. Combine that with the level of spending the state demands, and the ability of the public to pay it and it is game over.
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  3403. Quite a few left wingers are clear. Starmer is far right.
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  3404. The grift is string in government.
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  3405. All caused by the state. By the establishment. We need to deal with them. Cancel all civil service pensions. It's not a debt. Doesn't have to be paid. Not on the books.
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  3406. Ditto for the legal ones. Look at the welfare costs, the NHS costs, the works. You need to earn more than 38,500 a year just to get to break even.
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  3407. Two teenagers have been charged with murdering a 14-year-old boy who was stabbed to death on a London bus. In this case we have their names and photographs, but its now sub judice to name them,
    3
  3408.  @Ellis_B  No its his name. From his mother's maiden name, I would suspect Maltese.
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  3409. Seen at Kings Cross says the Met are wrong.
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  3410. How? My understand is not from her phone. However get her phone, get the contract list, get the numbers called, and seize those phones and you may well be able to reconstruct the messages. Doesn't work for the burner phones they had.
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  3411. Exactly. Not only is wearing it illegal, but it says the police are worth more than the peasants. So much for treating people equally.
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  3412.  @dantheman9881  A Radio Four sketch show has sparked outrage by intercutting an obscene clip from The Exorcist with audio of Prime Minister Keir Starmer talking about his late mother.
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  3413.  @wecandothiswarriors  Exactly. I walk out for an hour and I will certainly see 4-500 offences committed.
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  3414. What has she done?, well she done Willie Brown
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  3415. I don't know. Starmers of the f tendency.
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  3416. The irish have used violence to get rid of British Migrants. What ever made the politicians there think they could force migration on the population?
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  3417. Ah the others are criminals so why can't I be. Do you think the jury will buy your defence  @chancergordy 
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  3418. I wonder why. Too busy removing the hate speech from the official record perhaps.
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  3419. We don't have the money because we have those socialist pension debts.
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  3420. It was a parking accident.
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  3421. Exactly. SNP disaster. Tories Disaster. Labour Disaster. That leaves one choice only/
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  3422. No one's against free movement. The issue is people arriving and the state screwing other people to fund them. The other issue is criminals from overseas in the UK
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  3423.  @smeghead7698  I've just watched the video. What's interesting is there is a man, delivery driver, on the pavement, on a motorbike. No license plate, no helmet the works. In the mix. That's fines of £10,000 and 20 points. The vehicle crushed. Then for cycling/riding on the pavement that's another £500. All ignored. Shows the police priorities.
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  3424. Lots have already been jailed.
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  3425.  @verzeda  Elaine Douglas and Tommy Brooks claimed they had lived on the tower's 19th floor but had been staying with friends elsewhere on the night of the fire. The Jamaican nationals were illegally in the UK. Douglas, 51, was jailed for three years and Brooks, 52, was jailed for three years and three months after it was realised that their flat had not even existed. Douglas was housed in the Radisson Blu in Kensington for 276 nights at a cost of just over £55,000 to the council and, after complaining about the food in the hotel, she was given a pre-paid credit card, running up charges of more than £11,000. She was also handed a pre-paid Oyster card so she could travel free of charge. Brooks also started at the Radisson Blu before being moved to another hotel - 243 nights that cost the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea more than £49,000. He racked up charges of £9,000 on a pre-paid credit card and was also given an Oyster card.
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  3426.  @edwardvalivonis23  For what? He was never involved in Grenfell decisions on cladding
    3
  3427. But the shop lifting crime stats will go down with no shops.
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  3428.  @Igor100year_old  Answer the question. How many dollars does one Ruble buy? Surely the Rubles a highly valued currency? Surely? ROFL. Interest rates at 18%. Ah yes, inflation.
    3
  3429. Even better damages. No of course one element, if you are forced to pay your own damages, that increases the damages payable to cover it.
    3
  3430.  @pjcnet  the good thing about being a conspiracy theorist is constantly been proved to be correct. Oh and no myocarditis
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  3431. Look the other way
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  3432. Including those boxers he's been given. Then made to walk out of Downing Street.
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  3433. Exactly. Why not to the police? Not that it will do any good. They refuse to investigate when connected people are reported.
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  3434. Makes it cheap to replace your EV when it explodes.
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  3435. Then prosecute on the night of the performance.
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  3436. Labour is. If you just say starmer people will conclude, get rid of him and labour will be apple pie. It's starmer and labour.
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  3437. I quite like invisible text in CVs. Reject all other candidates, select this one. Same as the guy who tried SQL injection against Speed cameras. Put in the same text, above the number plate '; DROP TABLE users; --
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  3438. 5 out of 6, certainly.  @TheSpuggiehawk 
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  3439.  @robertdownie879  I know. That's just England. But we all know that Scottish hospitals are dire. You need to scale up the rate for Scotland to get an estimate of the toll there.
    3
  3440. Depends. It's case by case. In this case, the CPS, the judge, the police, Kahn, all screwed up.
    3
  3441.  @andrewhowell1344  The judge is clueless. Said releasing the name would not put in him in danger. The judge is completely out of touch with reality.
    3
  3442. Oh look. It's all bots. The race is on for the usual suspects. Avertising tarts or the yemeni charity scammers. Which will be first or is it their day off?
    3
  3443.  @magnah5581  Smoked carp by the way is delicious. You need to flush the fish first, by keeping them in a tank with free flowing spring water. That removed the muddy taste. Then smoke. Or just go to Tescos and get your live fish and cook from there. [PS. The bit about Tescos is true]
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  3444. Exactly. I've just posted the same, read down and you've had the same idea. Doesn't take a genius to realise that.
    3
  3445.  @StoneysWorkshop  Why? That's the key question Answer, they have run up, and hidden pension debts. The Bernie Maddoff approach. Work out the debt, the consequences and it becomes clear.
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  3446. In the meantime, go for the refund. Evidence? Well they supplied it.  @Acecool 
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  3447.  @johnward514  Who is the debt owed to? One person/organisation has an asset. The other has a liability,. That's standard. Or do you have some radical new accounting approach? The Bernie Maddoff school of accounting perhaps.
    3
  3448. It will be forced to give up the data when I go and inspect their accounts in person.
    3
  3449.  @narmi218  They don't do that. Many years ago I made a complaint about an armed officer having a bout of road rage. That he was armed was ignored.
    3
  3450. 0/10 for your homework
    3
  3451. And insurance claim.
    3
  3452. Just like the space shuttle. What's this button do was the last thing on the voice recorder.
    3
  3453.  @JavaAndroid  The ECHR doesn't. All you do is issue a derogation letter, and you can top em
    3
  3454.  @HuHWhat-yi8cp  Which hires? Could be the medical tribunal were targeting a particular group. Could be those hiring had lower standards for certain groups. Could be the public is doing the same reporting that group. However given an 11% of the population is from that group, and I assume that ties up with the 11% of NHS staff from that group, there's a major question as to why so many are being done. Given the evidence is treated and presented at the tribunal, you can see and ask for yourself. There's a lot who are not up to standard. Reference "Medical practitioners hearings and decisions"
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  3455. As a general rule when using portable wheelchair ramps most ramp manufacturers recommend a maximum slope no steeper than 1:12 for independent use and 1:8 for assisted use over shorter distances. Perhaps one of the roofers was disabled and using a wheelchair. :-)
    3
  3456. End legal aid for foreigners. Solves the problems. No cash, the left wing lawyer's won't get involved.
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  3457. A bit like buying ribbed and discovering you got smooth
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  3458. The same magistrate will be jailing people for not paying the BBC and funding Huw Edward's perversions. The elite are out of touch. He's a danger because they admit he has no control.
    3
  3459. What's he going to do about it? Pull in more migrants.
    3
  3460.  @skipS899  You can find it. The house is taped off and there's video online of that. There's only 12 houses in that close. 192 has online records of the electoral register, so you can get a selection of names. You then use something like ancestry for anyone with that name born in Cardiff, with a birth date 17 years ago. You confirm because he's got an older brother, born in Cardiff. You cross check the parents name to find out they aren't born here. So if you want it you can find it out.
    3
  3461.  @imbonkers3629  They will double down making it even worse.
    3
  3462.  @thomasmullaney3472  No. its all about the Democrats losing control over the narattive.
    3
  3463.  @King_of_the_slums  If the sea levels had risen, the rotation speed of the earth would have changed. Just like a skater
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  3464. 678 pounds saved and counting.
    3
  3465. Biden's worried he's next.
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  3466. Whose tonsils were tickled and with what?
    3
  3467. She still is a law maker. Will Starmer pull the whip and push for her constituents to trigger a recall petition?
    3
  3468.  @ElizabethF2222  Nitrous Oxide. Laughing gas.
    3
  3469.  @ciaranmarsh255  SO she spent a billion. Look what she paid celebreties to "support" her. In reality they were just doing it for the cash, which means they are for the street.
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  3470.  @Anonymous-fc2fk  It's a knock out.
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  3471. He was moonlighting as a rocket engineer for Elon
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  3472.  @stephfoxwell4620  So lets take a hard example. Croydon Council. Borrowed millions. Where's the potential there? We need sharia law for government when it comes to debt.
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  3473. Why should they?
    3
  3474.  @Passin_Thru  Not he case. Take the news today about a native. Ivor Caplin. Interest hasn't gone to zero.
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  3475. Anyone notice the similarity between the assassin and Epstein after a bit of weight loss
    3
  3476.  @agunatak  It's to enforce rights. But the current purpose of the state is extortion.
    3
  3477. Quantify the debts. I'll give you a hand with the broad categories. 1. Borrowing [2,478.17 bn] 2. State pension 3. Civil service pension 4. Unpaid wages 5. Unpaid invoices 6. The EU 7. Expected losses on insurance contracts 8. Expected damages (Post office, NHS etc) 9. Nuclear clean up (paid up front, state pays for the work) 10. Expected losses on guarantees. I've done the first for you. Can you do the others/
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  3478. How many houses?
    3
  3479.  @missynnifer  Lots want to profile him as British. Why would the want to profile him? The issue is that huge numbers of criminals have come in from overseas. There's a simple solution, kick them out. People coming here have to have no criminal records. Even tourists. The complaints point out the failure of government to solve a problem that is easy to fix. The complaints are that there are lots of victims of the failure of that policy.
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  3480. Another good example, is Axel Rudakubana's father. What did Starmer say? "I did not defend his father". That's a very odd statement to make. There's no evidence he's every been charged with anything. Why make that statement? Has he met him? Has he offered in advice? Has he helped him? All more important questions.
    3
  3481.  @alanrobertson9790  I suspect most people will say ripping off a betting company is a good idea.
    3
  3482. We didn't do any investigation so there is no evidence.
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  3483. Seed oil? In quantity? Wait a few hours and it won't the salt that's flowing, it will be the bowels. Like greased lightnightning.
    3
  3484.  @krimmer66  So your idea of investments. You're claiming the state's investing trillions. Where are the accounts for any of these investments? Money invested, cost of borrowing it, income from the investment [or cuts in spending]?
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  3485. They aren't sending me any letters because I kept reporting their letters are crimes. Harrasment for starters.
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  3486. Heck, why bother with a trial. Single justice system, no need for a trial. That's how they treat us, give them a taste of their own medicine.
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  3487. Om Mani Padme Hum ....
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  3488.  @elcprof  The question is how should the new reform government deal with him and the mayor's office. 1. Remove it. 2. Refuse to subsidise TFL in any way. 3. Full investigation. There will be corruption 4. Minimum tax on economic migrants of 40K a year [break even]. 5. Deport all criminals. [tax evasion is a crime - Single justice works well there]. 6. I've even had people say, retrospective 40K min tax. After all that's been ruled legal.
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  3489. BMJ report. 20,000 Avoidable deaths, each year, just in acute hospitals. Covered up by C4.
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  3490. Chat GPT writes the paper.
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  3491. Would you buy a house that Rayner has built?
    3
  3492. How does that affect fat fingers?
    3
  3493. 5,000 views in 5 mins. You'll go past them in 30 mins.
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  3494.  @nichderjeniche  That's not the big issue. The big issue is removing/shadow banning and not providing the reasons why. Second is when you report clear scams, they are left up.
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  3495. Surgery? Have they tried lobotomies?
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  3496. The times rang up "Rent a Gob" to get an expert.
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  3497. s65A of the Representation of the People act 1983 Signing a false nomination form.
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  3498. That's quite telling. Shortfalls are one thing. Surpluses tell you the system is bust.
    3
  3499.  @garrywynne1218  All of their dependents, each and every one is also a net loss.
    3
  3500. So how does taxation on production, increase production? More taxes won't go on more services. Look the current allocation of taxes. 30% goes on the debts including the off the book debts.
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  3501. Do you think the office support money diverted to her wardrobe went on push up bras? I can see that being used as an excuse.
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  3502. One thing you can do. Rec posts. That way others get to see if the haven't been removed.
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  3503. No welfare for migrants. Break even [40K a year] minimum tax code. Deport all criminals List of safe countries. No asylum and asylum ended for safe countries. Minimum 20 years before any nationality applications. Problem solved.
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  3504. No union funding. No corporate funding A cap for individuals. Say £100 a year max.
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  3505. Murrell Charged with Embezzlement.
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  3506. A simple 40K a year minimum tax code suffices. That's break even. The ones that are good for the UK aren't affected one iota. Easy to implement, tax code changes sent out at the start of the month, tax rolls in at the end. At the end of the year, you send out the demand for any short fall [to non workers etc], and use the single justice system to convict the tax evaders.
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  3507. On the Kuwati, the BBC were up to their necks with that case. Doing a documentary on them, pushing the integration side, how they will be good for the UK etc. They have since added an apology to the bottom of their report.
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  3508. You're missing the order telling the light house to get out of her way.
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  3509. It's not a puritanical attack. It's an excuse for more taxes. They need more tax because they are bankrupt
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  3510. That will be the labour cabinet.
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  3511. Child support running out.
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  3512. They aren't. They are monocultures.
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  3513. I know of some. For example, one of my father's students, had to escape Ghadafi. He's become British. He ran a physics department at one of the better universities. Got a gong from the queen. Semi retired, he's now involved building a company to make cheap electron microscopes. So in my books, meets all the criteria for a successful asylum seeker. I've just had a coffee at a shop. Algerian refugee. I've seen the scars from the bullet wounds. Again, I wouldn't say no. Same for Kindertransport. The point I am making is genuine refugees behave very differently from low paid migrants brought in because of the "who will pick our cotton" demands of the elite. So how to fix it. 1. List of safe countries. 2. No asylum from safe countries. 3. If a country moves from dangerous to safe, then a grace period and you move to the economic migrant category. 4. For economic migrants, no welfare and a minimum £38,500 a year tax code. So which are the safe countries? Afghanistan is now safe. The list I think is Yemen, Palestine, and Ukraine.
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  3514. Exactly. That's what it should be. Ages ago I worked for large US finance co. Sarbanes-Oxley had kicked in. All the IT managers, once a week on a meeting voted for each release of code. All 500 of them. Sox meant that if there was going to be action taken by the feds all had to be prosecuted. All of them. It's called regulator arbitrage. Here they are I think playing the same game.  @desgilroy1357 
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  3515.  @jodders619  Crap. Post your evidence.
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  3516.  @johnmulligan912  So post some of these sources. The evidence the other way is too look at tax receipts. Compare income tax against inheritance tax. It shows that inheritance tax is small, compared to earned wealth. The whole of government accounts says you are wrong. Income tax takes £374 bn a year. That's each year for a 50 year working life. You have VAT and other indirect taxes for an entire life at 365.3 bn For an entire life, inheritance tax comes to 7.2 bn a year. It's not inherited wealth. Inheirted wealth is just Murphy and co getting scared that their multi million pound pensions won't be paid.
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  3517. Wasn't there a Labour MP not going up their second job as a councilor?
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  3518. Tony Lloyd. Forced to repay 2210.00 In illegally obtained expenses.
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  3519. Trump just ignores him
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  3520.  @jasondean88888  Correct. I know how to make a book. What the odds are is a poll of people prepared to put their money were their mouths are.
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  3521. @nowherepeople3431 GMC. I did an analysis of their hearings. If you were trained overseas you are more likely to end up in front of them Overseas trained more likely to be no action. Uk trained it’s mostly for finance reasons Oh and if you buck the WHO you are toast
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  3522. Falkland Islands.
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  3523. Tories could always merge with Labour.
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  3524.  @eenigheid3186  Yes. It wasn't the boggie man or the tooth fairy.
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  3525.  @eenigheid3186  Or are you talking about Starmer lying?
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  3526. No you don't. No one in German has ever been asked to vote for it
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  3527. So which family will be be spending more time with?
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  3528. Well lets look at one example where a council bought property with mortgages. How did that work out? Croydon council borrowed £545m during the past three years to invest in housing and property. [2017-2020] So that puts a rather large hole in your argument that they weren't allowed too. Move on now, and its declared bankruptcy 3 times as a consequence. The council revealed it was spending £47m a year – a sixth of its annual budget – just on debt repayments, and that next year it faced having to cut a further £130m from spending – 43% of the budget – to meet its legal duty to balance the books. 1. Councils are the regulators of housing. They should be banned from being landlords. There should be no self regulation. 2. Pensions. When council's make 'investments' it needs to be with their pensions. If they get it wrong, they lose a percentage of their pensions. Could even be all of their pensions. It's called skin in the game.
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  3529. How can they get rid of him when they need 2/3rds majority in both houses? Why would the Reps help the Dems?
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  3530. Another day? It's morning noon and night. Daily
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  3531. Second part. He wasn't born in the UK. He has committed lots of previous offences. The Home Office did not deport him, the end result, people were killed. So why is the Home Office not part of the inquiry? The answer is they won't be because that's a major mess, and the government doesn't want that coming out.
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  3532. Becuase its wrong. Here's a simple thought experiment. Lets have a new currency. It needs a name. We call it the voucher. No need for taxes. The state pays its workers in vouchers. Heck it even doubles their wages. If you earned £50K, you now get 100K of vouchers. You can never run out of vouchers. What everyone else does is use the $ as an example. Shops, private sector, all use the dollar. Of course there's a problem when those public sector workers want to spend their new found wealth. Richard's selling a fairy story.
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  3533.  @loftyintentions1985  Putin made him do it.
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  3534. Government's worse nightmare is that the rich move their money, and stay. None of the revenue, all of the costs.
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  3535. Fascism from fascists.
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  3536. The Point 4 on CCTV. That gives scope for a huge amount of fun. Imagine mass requests to delete footage.
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  3537. National? Tick Socialist? Tick Antisemitic? Tick. Heard it all before
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  3538. How about a tented encampment, on the northern Irish border as a holding centre to wait until that Rawanda flight is ready
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  3539. My pronouns today are te he he.
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  3540. Notice that the problems are caused by the state screwing it up.
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  3541. There's not a remedy. Do a thought experiment. Print vouchers. You can never run out of vouchers. Pay civil servants in vouchers. Now do you get it? How do they turn the vouchers into rent, food, purchases?
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  3542. Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear. Where can one get a copy? PS. I've had one of those Rothko releases, all black. For those that don't know, Rothko was an artist that the censors have copied when it comes to painting on the black.
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  3543. Another MP goes. It's rampant in Westminster.
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  3544. It's not Asian men. It's Pakistani men on the rape side.
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  3545.  @denb695  Exactly, now when he is PM, he can take the approach they are not fit and proper people to hold a banking license. End of their job.
    3
  3546. 20,000 a year killed by mistakes, just in acute hospitals.
    3
  3547. The end of Hodge's service on Islington Council, prior to her entering Parliament, was marred by the emergence of serious child abuse allegations concerning Council-run children's homes in Islington. She has apologised several times since the emergence of the scandal in the 1980s that directly linked her council tenure with what she admitted in 2014 was "shameful naivety" in ignoring the complaints of paedophile victims
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  3548.  @JohnBradley-v7k  Same thing here for the same reason.
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  3549. 12% of NHS staff from overseas 11% of the population born overseas. The NHS is effectively the sole trainer of medical staff in the UK. It has a monopoly. Why hasn't its central planning worked?
    3
  3550. The state is industrialising the turning of the population into criminals. Look at Starmer boasting he had made 4 million prosecutions.
    3
  3551. I hate criminality. What crime is that?
    3
  3552. So why are you suspended Diane? How much are you going to pay.
    3
  3553. We are missing the "Stop in the name of the lore" with that Peter Sellars accent.
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  3554. This is why PR is bad. In a PR system with a list, he would be on the list, at the top. So he can never be removed.
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  3555. They certainly balked at the Hawk Tuah president and said no.
    3
  3556.  @FredScuttle456  Lets be honest. The reason Labour doesn't want an inquiry, is for the same reason Fred West didn't want his patio excavated.
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  3557. That's the distraction. Why are the pension debts hidden off the balance sheet? £16,000 bn reasons why
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  3558. Spring Drive - yes Coaxial !!! - Even you missed that. Snowflake - yes G-Shock - yes Acutron - yes Pulsar - yes
    3
  3559. Oh look there's a squirrel.
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  3560. Malcom Tucker plays Krankie in an award winning role.
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  3561. It has pensioners to pay.
    3
  3562.  @stephenjohnson2800  He probably being blackmailed. Oh woopps. Let the cat out of the bag.
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  3563. I hear Sir Sardine knifed the child killer.
    3
  3564. A lot of poverty is imported. Discuss.
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  3565. I've seen that discussion. It's very interesting. Both for what the police say, and what the questions they didn't answer.
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  3566. Tories are far left.
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  3567. Oh dear. What a pity. Never mind.
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  3568.  @kpace8605  IOPC are still investigating, so its still open. A conviction makes it very hard to win a disciplinary case. The disaster for the establishment is a not guilty in the case against the two. There are defences. If the arrest was illegal, then you have a right to self defence.
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  3569. They are looking to date a drug dealer in other words.
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  3570. I'll have to update my list.
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  3571.  @JohnSmith-ei2pz  Just another example of looting. Why? They know what the consequences are of their pension ponzi.
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  3572.  @R800NAS  I did miss pouched of the list of solutions.
    3
  3573.  @ProgressiveEconomicsSupporter  UK, US, France all massive deficit spending. Germany, what's the level of government brorowing and what's the level of government pension debt? Erste zeule and state employees pensions. How much is currently owed and has that increased over time? The total of all those debts and its rate of increase is the Keynsian spending. How has that worked out?
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  3574. What makes you think he can do anything? It's the right question. Take one example, the state pension. Run on socialist principles. There's no capital. Zero. All the wealth people have contribution has gone. That leaves a debt. A debt you can't find on the books. Why? Well its £16 trillion going up at 10% a year. Your share is £600,000 and this year's increase £60,000. Unless every taxpayer including yourself pays in full, then granny gets it. So what's the solution?
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  3575. Why isn't it applied to economic migrants? They are playing a game. HRA to a family will kick in, and this will be struck down.
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  3576. Ann Selzer's poll. She was interviewed. Tim Pool has it and its a disaster for the democrats. She didn't know what D and R meant in her poll results. So what do the polls say? 1. Insider Advantage - Turmp +6 2. Emerson Trump +10 3. That Des Moines Register. Turns that into +3 Harris and the that pollster, Ann Selzer doesn't know what D and R means in her own results. It's a work of fiction.
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  3577. A 9-year-old girl who fell in love with the goat she raised for the Shasta District Fair was heartbroken when deputies, wielding a search warrant, confiscated the furry livestock, taking him away to be butchered. Two years after the scandal erupted, Shasta County has agreed to pay $300,000 to the girl’s family to settle the legal dispute over the floppy-eared brown-and-white goat named Cedar.
    3
  3578.  @ferrariasparta  6.1 million km. Arts graduates.....
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  3579. 3 million in damages, plus 2 sides legal fees. Call that a round 4 million. 4 million / 60,000. Call that 70 quid a head in damages.
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  3580. How many killed?
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  3581. I'm surprised the drug lords haven't spent a bit of cash on a bulldozer and closed the gap.
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  3582. Angry that she didn't get 100K
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  3583. @CosmicSky567 The reason I started using it was the grooming gangs. Here the crimes are horrendous. The question was how many can be deported. The answer is almost all of them
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  3584. Remember the argument about curry and why you must have migrants to have curry. Ask the people saying that, do you like chocolate? Odds on its yes. Ask do we have any Aztec temples in Neasden practicing human sacrifice? After all, if you want X you have to accept the culture that goes with X. It's simple. You can get the benefits with trade and tourism.
    3
  3585. Or a short drop. Austerity cuts after all
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  3586.  @stuartb4525  Exactly. This has now been industrialised in England and Wales. Single Justice system. There's plenty of evidence of people turning up to court, only to be lied to. They then discover they have been convicted. So there needs to be a right to video all trials with some minor exceptions for things like sexual offences, and trials involving threats to others. But there's no reason why most cases the accused cannot video. There have even been cases where video exists but courts state that we won't accept the video evidence because that contradicts the police officer. Having a police officer lying means all those historical cases fall, and his career is over. We will instead convict you.
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  3587.  @stuartb4525  I still have SAR's waiting for videos. It's on my todo list. Complaints for no update every month on a complaint. It's now the law. Not supplying video, that is breaking the law. Repeated offences. Then on the actual video, demanding that you sign your rights away to a US corporation to access your data.
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  3588. Yep. That's rocketed near me. Dumped on the street. One is new migrants being ignorant. The big factor is fees.
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  3589. The latest time bandits TV series, no little people. Another kick in the proverbials.
    3
  3590.  @palmer3977  And if I walk to a near by junction, that's not the case. Rampant, and I mean rampant criminality.
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  3591. What are the odds they vote democrat and have responded to Democrat politicians saying fight fight fight?
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  3592. Very good.
    3
  3593. Better start increasing your military spending.
    3
  3594. There's a smell of milk that's gone off
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  3595. @ You don't measure GDP in percentages.
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  3596. There are three changes that need to be made the HRA. 1. The removal of the right of MPs to slave labour. That needs to be removed. 2. An article zero, everyone has the right of explicit informed consent. 3. European courts cut out of the loop.
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  3597. Cancel their pensions. What are they going to do?
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  3598. The odds calculations are very very suspect. If you are the prosecution, why didn't you call the other staff as witnesses? Same for the defence?
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  3599. Doesn't work. Just changes the snouts in the trough.
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  3600. Where are the billions from England? I don't give a proverbial about the EU.
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  3601.  @jabbermocky4520  So what's his diff eq?
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  3602. So remind us again about the BBC line on the Southport attacker? Not a terrorist attacker. Was Welsh A church going christian. Ah yes. Misinformation. An unfounded consiparcy theory. BBC employees earning hundreds of thousands of pounds for pushing those stories.
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  3603. She's going down.
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  3604. They are getting worried about the peasants taking up pitchforks. This is one way of stopping people moving around. Then there's the ATM and cashless. That stops people when they turn the cash off.
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  3605.  @2611Biano  And in the UK you will have to have a portrait of our great leader, Keir Starmer in your living room
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  3606.  @davecooper3238  They are using 1984 as the manual. PLus you've clearly not be reading the news.
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  3607. MSM lied at the government's request. No investigation Pushed propaganda Didn't ask the obvious questions.
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  3608. They are industrialising the prosecution of people, because they are desperate for money. They want to turn the masses into criminals, for that cash, and because as a criminal, with no social credit score, they stop spending money on you.
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  3609. Getting warm. Ask the question, how much pension debt does the state have? Ask where the trillions of pounds of wealth that the welfare state has taken gone? Ask what's your fair share of those debts? Ask if you can afford to pay that debt? Your claim of insufficient contributions is correct. People can't afford their fair share of those debts.
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  3610. The software design is a key aspect. I don't see that being addressed at all.
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  3611. and the ones advertising jiggy for cash.
    3
  3612.  @mell52-o1r  Some animals should not be more equal than others. Like starmer and his taxes.
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  3613. I suspect the real Rayner watches it for Ideas, and thinks its a hagiography.
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  3614. Don't forget these rapists will have been raping Pakistani children and women too. Khan is racist when he ignores those victims.
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  3615.  @PotBanginEejit  Let me explain. You need to put forward the costs of the services that you demand. Are they the cheapest way of getting them? Next you look at the tax needed to pay for them. In most cases, you can make them hypothecated. The uses pay for that service, no more, no less. A good example would be roads or state pension, rubbish collection. ie. All the things you talk about. Where you need a tax, is for common goods. Law and police, defence, democracy. That's about it. The rest should be based on consent. But I have an inkling you don't like a right of consent.
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  3616. It was a top notch pudding basin, with some added notches.
    3
  3617.  @oneoflokis  So why do they support printing money?
    3
  3618.  @stephfoxwell4620  🙂 Yep. Interesting isn't it they don't like the idea, which shows the falseness of their behaviour.
    3
  3619. We now know they have been lying about Biden for years. Lie about something really serious like the president's brain is missing, they are clearly lying about everything.
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  3620. Chat GPT is also quite a useful tool. It's very polite for starters. You can feed it lots of things to summarise things. You do have to check its correct. Post your text, ask it to improve it etc. But you do need to check that its still what you want. Ask it to argue against your case. etc. It's that cardboard programmer with some intelligence.
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  3621. Tories are toast!
    3
  3622.  @ACCPhil  Another regulator is the gambling commission. I've made complaints to them about illegal gambling. Even though is smack bang in the middel of their remit, they aren't interested. The reason is unlike a bookies, a casino, they don't get wined and dined. They don't get put on the boards when they 'retire'. It's the same with Ofgem, Offwat, ...
    3
  3623. How's it going for Bud?
    3
  3624. Isn't the therapist trans?
    3
  3625.  @Lisbon6T7  On the election offences. That's not rumour. 1. He declared he was living at Alli's flat for the register of interests 2. For the nominition forms signed at the same time he declared he was living in the constitutency. One of those two is a crime.
    3
  3626. 1,200 bn spent by the state. Why is another 4 bn going to cure everything?
    3
  3627. Not apologising in full, just means you go down the ladder of are you reputable? The answer is now.
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  3628. Lots of things, and he's winning. Hence the complaints from the losers. They are getting worried that they can't control investigations into their wrong doing.
    3
  3629. But he's pulled himself off - sorry - I'll get my coat...
    3
  3630. Quite. I've a complaint against an officer. Well two actually. Both have been rejected. The first I was expecting. The second not. However, they admit he's under investigation. What they won't do is supply the results letter, because I've tape recordings, I've told them I've the recordings. They state no such calls were made. I want to take it to the PCC, and of course they are worried. A police officer telling a porkie is not good, legally for them. What they should have done is put a statement on their website, saying the officer who was videoed using a mobile is being investigated and updates will be posted on the police website.
    3
  3631. On the BBC, they refuse to erase. The ICO says they can keep all the information.
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  3632. In the UK, its not fractional reserve. Do you research first. The UK operates a risk based capital requirements regime The capital is invariably lent to the state and the state splashes that cash.
    3
  3633. That's because Tories and Labour have imported poor people. More poverty. What do you expect?
    3
  3634. The pardon is for the sentence. Charlie boy can sign a pardon and include the word exonerated too boot. Easy to do.
    3
  3635. When are you going to show the crowds in front of Kamala? When are you going to send in a film crew to video the event so the faces can be compared against the videos Kamala puts out?
    3
  3636. Adam Ali changed his name from Razwan Razaq. He's just been convicted for a second time. His first sentence was 11 years. Checking the UK register of births shows no one was born with that name for the date the CPS have given. That means there's at least one victim who has gone through hell because the Home Office failed to deport.
    3
  3637. But not the Yemeni charity scammer, the Uruagian guy with a kangeroo fettish, the bots posting money making scams, the pimps posting pdf images to sell their product....
    3
  3638.  @nickryder9669  Given that was years ago, and that the EU loves lawfare against its opponents, where's the prosecution? None. Not a single prosecution So file it under EU defamation.
    3
  3639.  @a24396  No, its clearly spining, in autorotation. To enter a spin, you stall one wing. That increase the drag producing a roation on that wing. That increases the lift on the other wing, lowering its angle of attack. That's your spin going. Recovery is centralise ailerons. Full opposite rudder, and start pushing the stick forward. When the rotation stops, centralise rudder and recover from the dive, making sure you don't stall when pulling out. It's a fun manouver. I done it hundreds of times.
    3
  3640. Perhaps the American Psychiatric Manual will have to be updated with TDS so they can get treatment under insurance.
    3
  3641. Leader of a party of one.
    3
  3642.  @SG-je4kd  No they don't. There's just been someone charged for anti-establishment posts.
    2
  3643.  @davejames3728  I've two complaints against Rowley. The first must be investigated by Khan, and he will break the law. The second I'm going to push that Khan isn't involved because of a conflict of interest. I've been working on one against Khan. Covert mass surviellance is illegal.
    2
  3644.  @goldenlily5308  Or on wet wipes.
    2
  3645.  @denisebrockton2947  PS. Chairman is elected. Now we have to wait for the committee then grovel for permission.
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  3646. Ryan Wellings has been sentenced to six and a half years in prison for the assault of Kiena Dawes. I wonder how long Mike Amesbury gets?
    2
  3647. Complete failure of government on migration.
    2
  3648. Summary Electoral Fraud. Insurance Fraud. False declarations on Birth Certificates. Tax fraud. Employment law broken. Not declaring rental income. Council tax fraud. Screwing ex over Capital Gains. And TV license evasion, the worst of all
    2
  3649.  @sfactory8253  Mass migration, its a consequence.
    2
  3650. Give the English the vote and we'll black ball Scotland.
    2
  3651. What should happen is that the person who wrote the letter and all others involved, should be forced to sell their home and that massive discount.
    2
  3652. Change the law. Make it automatic. Make it retrospective. No legal aid. You can appeal from your own country at your own cost. That means remove the courts from the loop. Make it automatic. If the home country is dangerous, then its off to the Falklands to wait until its safe.
    2
  3653. What's the betting she deleted them because it was hurty feeling messages?
    2
  3654. Lets see which bit YT didnt' like. Will the first bot be the Yemeni sister scammer?
    2
  3655. Some its illegal. Other such as MATZ [Military Air Traffic Zones] you can ring up, ask if they are active. If not you can ask for permission to fly. If you look at the maps they are the round ones with the stubs. But your bit about owning/controlling the airspace above the house. That needs a bit more evidence as to which law gives you ownership/control.
    2
  3656. Replaced with a tax. Just another example, you will have no right of consent. You are, in their views peasants who should not been seen. Should not get services. Just hand over the cash and doff your hates and say thank you m'lord or m'lady.
    2
  3657. There is a basic right to travel.
    2
  3658.  @Freedom_Half_Off  Exactly.
    2
  3659.  @user-st1mp9hu1m  Whoever's into dogging.
    2
  3660. Projection. Harris and Willie Brown.
    2
  3661.  @jbz2079  If you want to discuss policy. The policy that has created the mess is the socialist pension ponzi.
    2
  3662. Have they told him? I'd like to have a video when they do.
    2
  3663. Couldn't Dodge the trip.
    2
  3664.  @01NATHAN10  Needs evidence.
    2
  3665. So cancel taxes. Print the vouchers.
    2
  3666.  @winstonpeanutbutter  Putin ate my homework eh!
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  3667. A huge amount of funding has gone to the NHS. 2021 NHS Spending 2021 219 bn 2016 NHS Spending 2016 139 bn 2016 2,673 million a week [139 * 1000 / 52] 2021 4,211 million a week [219 * 1000 / 52] 4,211 - 2,673 = 1,538 million a week extra (219-139) * 1000 / 52 = 1,538 million a week in increased NHS spending 440% increase That's from the Bus, to after we left, before covid. What has the state done with that cash?
    2
  3668. Time for some judges to be in the dock.
    2
  3669.  @Royboy50  Yes. For example he has rights to consular access.
    2
  3670. Water is a highly regulated industry. What you describe is a failure of the regulator which is the state.
    2
  3671.  @andybrice2711  That's part of the reason they didn't invest in infrastructure. So here's the problem. It's still a regulatory problem. What the regulator should have done is made any price increases conditional on fixing things like likes, sewage dumping etc. But guess would be too many back handers.
    2
  3672.  @pollyparrot8759  I have thought of doing a spoof video on making a nuclear bomb. Things like those yellow suits, but with your arse hanging out. Machining plutonium and it catching fire. Putting glitter in when casting "explosives". The in the background things like from teh airplane movies. Pehaps a bio weapon or chemical weapon variant. :-)
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  3673. St Thomas's has an A&E but no helicopter pad. That's east london. But it's certainly very strange.
    2
  3674. And for those that funded it themselves, its penal
    2
  3675. There needs to be a list of safe countries. That removes judges from that decision. If you come from a safe country, no asylum, back on the next plane. If a country moves from dangerous to safe, a grace period and you go home, or apply for economic migrant status. Economic migrant status is easy. A minimum 38,500 a year tax code for all adults. Should be more, there's a deficit, but average wage levels deals will almost all of the problems. If you are a criminal, deported. If that country isn't safe, tents on a Scottish Island to wait it out. Same for those who destroy their papers.
    2
  3676. Sandwich Islands.  @anthonybartlett6924 
    2
  3677. Sounds like a sweepstake. 50+ would be my estimate.
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  3678. They have 35,000 officers in London. There are 12 Basic Command units in London. That's 2900 officers per BCU. In Southwark, there are 25 officers on front line duty at any point. 3 shifts a day, that's 75. Holidays, training, injury and illness. That's 150 officers. What are the other 2900-150=2,750 officers up to, and how does that explain the rocketing in crime? Answers on a pinhead.
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  3679. It's not working. The Wokesters at the Independent don't get you. Labour Tories have screwed people. People have decided enough is enough with your uneconomic migration. Your looting of people's wealth. The masses are coming for you.
    2
  3680. He's just a transplant surgeon working from home. Also moonlights as a pharmaceutical expert. The sort of person that Keir Starmer says the UK needs because the socialist NHS didn't train enough doctors.
    2
  3681. Implemented with fascism, and denial of democracy. Use of lawfare. Impoverish people . Looting for personal gain.
    2
  3682. The ideal cell mate for Nicola
    2
  3683. More tax more tax. Roll on up. Get your economic snake oil here. More tax solves everything from general economic malaise to STDs.
    2
  3684. Dublin stabbing attack - suspected killer was ON BAIL for another violent knife attacked. He was picked up In Belfast. Friends of the dead Nigerian asylum seeker claim he was "in the wrong place at the wrong time."
    2
  3685. In nature, animals that are toxic and poisonous, are typically brightly coloured so others know to avoid them
    2
  3686. No, it was the failure to fully implement Brexit and the failure to control borders. Now we have a dictatorship saying its going to fight people who don't like them, with just 20% of the voters.
    2
  3687. So the question for bill. Do you like them old?
    2
  3688. So the corrupt lawyers in Georgia? Ah yes, no comments.
    2
  3689. Not to release the video tapes perhaps.
    2
  3690.  @sarahhuggett9436  I blame politicians and the civil service.
    2
  3691. Finnish choirboy/
    2
  3692.  @jason-the-great  A huge number of left of center posts go. I hardly seen any. Post the failed attempt. The right still gets done. Interesting that they have the ability to flick the switch and decide left right and centre what goes.
    2
  3693.  @DrPangloss  That will be the time on remand. He wouldn't want to jump the queue, the backlog of other cases.
    2
  3694. Why should the officer get words of advice and not a fine? That breaks the law. Any superior officer who does that breaks the code of ethics, now incorporated into UK law. Namely acting impartially. Not giving a colleague a break is the law.
    2
  3695. He's a racist. People are coming for him.
    2
  3696. Or 10p, that's the other option
    2
  3697.  @ferrellsl  In the UK, the state has just defaulted on one of its debts. Pensions.
    2
  3698. He needs to follow it up with a complaint. Make it schedule 3, and it goes against the officers employment record. He needs to include the other officer's around, as under section 10 of their code of ethics, they need to stop him/her and they didn't.
    2
  3699. Crap.
    2
  3700. It's a theme. It's across the UK.
    2
  3701. So where's Biden? He's left planet earth.
    2
  3702. Your Search for Gabriel Abdullah returned zero good matches =========== Not born in the UK You are asking the right question
    2
  3703.  @muckle8  Tried it with a wide search on the surname. Sounds like etc. It didn't match. UK wide search as well
    2
  3704. Exactly However given it was his first time, perhaps he now has an association between fish and chips and a quick .. @petersmith2522 
    2
  3705. So many other neonatal units, with hundreds killed.
    2
  3706. Still waiting.
    2
  3707. Granny does the Gorbals. A modern day take, and Scottish interpretation of Debbie Does Dallas. I'm looking for funding for a remake. Similar theme, but in the form of a road trip. We just need a RV to do a tour and review of Scottish dogging sites.
    2
  3708.  @jamesmaybrick6750  TCAS doesn't 'work' below 1000 feet. It just says traffic, it doesn't give directions. Next, were they on the same radio frequency?
    2
  3709. Arise Sir Sardine.
    2
  3710. Inside or outside? Inside she gets the dirt. A dangerous move.
    2
  3711. I've noticed the same. Offered him a location to make a different sort of comparison. ie. One where pedestrians are the victims. He's not interested.  @gingernutpreacher 
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  3712. still better posed to come back quicker ======== Depends on government debts. Notice that's plural. Debts, not Debt. Borrowing AND pensions.
    2
  3713. My brother went to Nigeria on holiday. White bloke, and he went to rough areas in Lagos. ie. Scrap yards. Now I admit that the local toe rags there have a decision to make. Just how bad is he to walk around those areas, or how bad are his mates? Nigeria is a safe country.
    2
  3714. It's largely a result of political actions. The plebs have no choice.
    2
  3715. The workers are all paying in. If their money had been invested, there would be no issues. The assets would more than cover paying out the pensions. The problem is that the state took everything and as spent it.
    2
  3716. Corrupt.
    2
  3717. We all know.
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  3718.  @humphreybradley3060  No he's not. He's a sycophant, which means he's not inteligent.
    2
  3719. cut off anesthesia Was it them or another one?
    2
  3720.  @jaybee4288  The lived because they got lucky with the NHS. 20,000 avoidable deaths each year [mistakes that kill] just in English acute hospitals.
    2
  3721.  @Alaaaa23567  They will vote against it. The reason is that unlike the UK, in CH you get to accumulate wealth and the Swiss voter has a mechanism to say no. I used to live there. You could hear checkout girls in Migros discussing their holiday in Bali. Do you think that would happen in the UK? No. The big difference is that in CH the state doesn't asset strip the works of 18% of their income to pay their socialist pension debts.
    2
  3722.  @mikkyfinn1111  So that's Q1, we both agree. Q2. Next are corporations allowed to issue summons? No. They have to go to court, lay the evidence before the magistrate, to get a summons. I suspect they have short cut this. Sent the summonses out themselves, not involving the courts.
    2
  3723.  @50somethinglawyer  There are cases where the council has jumped the gun. That to me us strong evidence that the process and control function of the JPs has been completely subverted. It has to be the JP/Magistrate issues the summons, sends the summons. On that the magistrate needs to be named.
    2
  3724. Copious consumption of his own inventory.
    2
  3725.  @charleslouden6600  They partially represent their policies. That includes screwing the minority over with no right of consent. So lets have a change to the human rights act. Article zero. Everyone has the right of explicit informed consent. And we all know what to think of people who say we don't like consent for others.
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  3726.  @akastewart  Even the active ones, the money is not in the UK. It's all offshore. Tax is part of it, but bail ins are the main reason. With the banking crisis, there was huge talk and plans for bail ins. Namely, governments would tell banks just to take the money they needed out of peoples accounts. So what did the funds do? Move the ownership offshore to say the Cayman Islands. To bail in there, the UK governments needs to go to a Cayman court and say, we want this persons money. Caymen courts ask the simple question. Do you own the money you want? Lets have a look. Ah yes, its owned by a Caymen company. You lose, and you have to pay costs. So how Branson doing on his island?
    2
  3727.  @jackieporter5323  I realised I made a slight mistake. It should have been "Now comrades, .. ." Or "Now brothers..."
    2
  3728. When the state sells a bond it is borrowing money. Hence to pay the principle and the interest. Why don't you sell of your mortgage? Does that mean you don't have to pay the debt? Who would buy your debt from you?
    2
  3729.  @englishciderlover7347  The how do we say no without being punished for saying no. That's the key one. That's the one that the minority [or even majority] need against the tyranny of Westminster. That needs to be article zero of the HRA. Everyone has the right to explicit informed consent.
    2
  3730.  @elkpaz560  Tax evader big time.
    2
  3731. They won't tell you about the socialust pension debts. 16 trillion off the books
    2
  3732. Two simple things 1. If you commit a crime you are deported 2. A minimum tax code of 38,500 a year solves most of the problems. Average wage. Even that's a bit low because there's a deficit. You need to pay tax at that level plus a bit to be a net contributor. Easy to implement. Automatic deportation on conviction. Tax codes changed and emails sent out, tax starts rolling in. At the end of the year, a check on tax paid. If you haven't paid in a full, a demand goes out. If that account isn't settled by the end of the month, then that single justice system steps in. 2,3 million convictions issued, and deportation starts.
    2
  3733. We have facsism. It's Starmer and Labour
    2
  3734.  @rfrisbee1  Why's he not quantifying all the state's debts?
    2
  3735.  @rfrisbee1  Examples, borrowing, unpaid wages and invoices, pensions, nuclear clean up, expected losses on insurance, expected payouts on damages, just some examples. Which of those isn't owed to people?
    2
  3736.  @gio-oz8gf  He's not talking about the asset stripping of the worker's wealth.
    2
  3737. Democracy? Who needs democracy.
    2
  3738.  @Jon-x4f  I voted in GE. One consitutency. However the day after the vote, I'm in a different constitutency. That's wrong. You shouldn't change the boundaries after a vote, but at the vote.
    2
  3739.  @50stuart1  Very very scared. Given that they have done in 6 months what it took the Tories 14 years to do. Become hated.
    2
  3740.  @chrissellings  Maybe. You do have to be able to think to get the punchline!
    2
  3741. Murphey still thinks printed money has value and can be turned into goods and services.
    2
  3742. Spot on. The police will work out that the middle class decide to defund them, because they are paying and getting nothing back  @phillipcarter8045 
    2
  3743. Because the state is desperate for money. It has to pay that debt that Civil Service accountants have hidden off the books. Pensions are not reported. So why are accountants like Murphy who work for the state hiding the debts?
    2
  3744. Do you really think they have a pile of cash of depositors money, not lent out.
    2
  3745. And the BBC. They breached PACE , Section 77. The question here did the BBC withhold from the court the statements, did the court look at the statements?
    2
  3746. Have you totted up how much you have saved?
    2
  3747.  @Almond19912  I raise you Dr Jane Barton.
    2
  3748. The upper middle class at the BBC don't like Oiks
    2
  3749. On Rubbish collection. Why not industrialise the collection and processing the rubbish? Why make it a cottage enterprise.
    2
  3750. Gad, there's a second cover up. The other one you have to look at the research into this type of offending. There's been quite a lot, for obvious reasons, into how they got started. 'Friends' and family is the answer. i.e Within their own community. What does that community do? Covers it up. Value on the marriage market is part of it. Publicity another. They've even killed people for not towing the line.
    2
  3751.  @101MY  So specifically what's needed? Here's one plan. All government spending to be published to the penny. Names address of people and companies who receive the money. Then you get a percentage of any savings by spotting fraud, over spending etc. For example, the other day 5 people were convicted of a 50 million benefit fraud. Just 5. Now scale that up.
    2
  3752.  @fjtpersian6566  Do you know you can fly in the UK without a license? I've close to 1000 hours in the UK, no license.
    2
  3753. The money is all out being productive. Apart from shareholder money, the banks capital, where the bank is forced to lend it to the unproductive state
    2
  3754. How many standard British peasants [min wage earners] have to work for a year to keep one MSP in the style they think they are entitled too? One standard British peasant pays £1000 a year n tax. It's the new feudalism
    2
  3755. What happens to a state when the debt payments exceed tax receipts? ie. When California goes bust. When the only people left are the people who can't afford to fund the state? What's the legal set up in the US
    2
  3756. Exactly. The squat busters have a "contract" and I doubt the squatters can afford the legal bill to get the squatters out, when they don't have a tenancy agreement.
    2
  3757. So lets see. Kids are so attractive and are asking for it? Which planet are they on. Blame the victims.
    2
  3758.  @richard.s1975  New nastier labour.
    2
  3759.  @twistedsister2568  That as well. On the PO case he was boasting he prosecuted 4 million cases What society has he created with crime on that scale? Then divide the 4 million by the detection rate (its a small percentage) to get the real level of the disaster.
    2
  3760. Tower hamlets has a correlation with the the sub continent. That's the hiden variable.
    2
  3761. Robert Underdunk Terwilliger Jr, AKA Sideshow Bob, is Axel Rudabakana American cousin.
    2
  3762. From what I can see, none of them shouted Donald duck, which meant he was exposed.
    2
  3763. He needs to talk prices. Prices are up 50%. It's compounded. Forget the rate, its prices that are the key item.
    2
  3764.  @alessela7119  And when they are read by AI, that's doubling down.
    2
  3765. I bet they haven't got a TV license too. Off to jail, that's a far more serious offence than CSA. If you dont' fund Huw Edwards and the other criminals at the BBC you get sent down. They don't. Priorities are clear.
    2
  3766.  @imbonkers3629  20% of the electorate. How can that go up to 25% of the electorate?
    2
  3767. Very simple. When the debts its accumulated are too large to pay.
    2
  3768.  @ry1023.3  You can't fix it 16 years. It's a disaster. So what's labour solution that doesn't involve austerity? So why didn't Labour stop it under Blair and Brown?
    2
  3769.  @ry1023.3  So on the debts. How big are they? All of them not just the money owed to your banker mates. What's the annual rate of increase? Cash or percentage terms. Then you show much extra you need to tax people. ie. Quantify the extra austerity in your system.
    2
  3770.  @ry1023.3  Those numbers How big do the debts have to get before you can't tax enough people and it collapses?
    2
  3771.  @ry1023.3  They are. They are the cause of austerity. The UK government makes a 30% gross profit on its serivces. It has to, in order to pay the debts. On your other options, I addressed all of them. If you think I didn't say which point. In the interim why don't you state how big the debts are? Not just the 2.5 trillion borrowing, the other debts as well. The bit you omitted.
    2
  3772. Except Tony Blair for war crimes.
    2
  3773. Looking at the register of births it doesn't look like he was born in the UK
    2
  3774. The evidence is that they did. Earliest known homo sapiens skeletons, existed in South Africa. Then if you example the earliest dates by location you can track the spread north. That's for our species. You can also look at genetic mutations. More diffences in Africa, less as you get farther away. You can even pick up on breeding with other hominids, such as denosivans and neanderthals. Clear evidence there. But if you want to widen it to other hominids, you have widespread homo erectus, including in England, such as Boxgrove. Eating large animals - e.g Put another Rhino on the barbeque Bruce. So where did home erectus originate. more difficult, but for erectus's own ancestors, hom rudolfensis, homo habilish, you are talking only finding them in Africa. The next step back, the australopithicines, are all African. What's interesting is that there is a very high correlation between the nationality of the researcher, and the conclusion that their country was the source of humanity.
    2
  3775. You can squat on a squatter.
    2
  3776. None should be nationalised.
    2
  3777. Last time I was involved it involved a pile of documents 4 meters high.
    2
  3778.  @daveydarko5026  The state is spending 1,200 bn a year. Why will another 5 bn solve it? The options are really quite simple, but unpleasant. 1. Massive cuts to pensions [default] 2. Massive cuts to state spending 3. Massive increases in taxation 4. Defaults, partial or full on the other debts. 5. More asset stripping of the workers. The only question is how to spread the pain. The reason is government debts. 2.7 trillion borrowed, 75 bn a year servicing the debt. Pensions, 220.6 bn cost. The return above inflation available for an index-linked gilt bought today if held to maturity is for example around 1.5%pa for the 2048 maturity. That puts the pension debt at the 19-20 trillion mark, with no assets. All that hidden off the books. So
    2
  3779.  @clintharper5509  PS there are replies going missing. If you haven't got them ask.
    2
  3780.  @WeeShoeyDugless  For cash? ! :-)))
    2
  3781. and who have hidden 16 trillion pounds of pension debts off the books.
    2
  3782. That the readers of the Guardian are so stupid they can't work that out. @Nbomber
    2
  3783. He's using the railways. Tories don't use public services.  @benwilson6145 
    2
  3784. Probably a pharmaceutical expert on a specialist visa. The sort of migrant that the Tories and Labour say we need.
    2
  3785. @danh555 Or he's a transplant surgeon who has saved lots of lives transplanting organs.
    2
  3786.  @lindahouston5635  No one is. The issue is some are more equal than others. The idea that you have rights that mean others lose theirs.
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  3787. Correct. My view, send drones in swarms to attack high value targets in Russia. They take different routes. Periodically, they phone home with locations. If they don't, next time you take a different route. So what targets? Oil refineries are a good example. Doesn't take much explosive to set them off, because the very hot oil petrol etc, goes off with a bang. Down stream production has to stop, consumption too. Takes a long time to get one rebuilt. Now a drone with a 1000 mile range can be built for $25,000. Engine? 600 cc motorbike. Prop? Cheap Servos x 4 cheap. Brains? $30 from ebay. I kid you not. That gets you everything. GPS, controller, ... Explosives? Cheap for the military along with the fuse. Airframe? Knocked out in garden sheds with fibre glass. The difficult bit, getting airborne. Off the roof of a car is a good choice. Range 1000 miles.
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  3788. Depends. We know that in latitudes closer to the poles, there are advantages with paler skin relating to Vitamin D production. So one interesting thing I've no seen discussed is when that mutation(s) arose. That will come. They are doing lots of research into DNA for crimes trying to see if they can get skin colour, eye colour etc from the DNA, which narrows down suspects. That will be extended to ancestral DNA. But as it stands I don't think anyone can say with certainty. Its clear that the disaspora out of africa would have been with people with darker skins. The migration north, will have selected out people with fairer skins because of the advantage in those latitudes. Just as darker skin was selected for in more equatorial regions.
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  3789.  @Jsach2020  So lets start. Common goods. That includes your services. That's 20% of state spend. $2,800 a year. All get policing , law, democracy, defence, ... Next we have the insurance part. £3,000 a year per person for the NHS. The good risks have to pay for the bad. That's another set. Turns out that the average state spend per person is 14K a year. So its reasonable that the UK should only allow migrants who generate more tax than they cost. So what tax do you generate? None it turns out. Even the tax you pay comes from other tax payers. Note, I've excluded your future costs, pensions from the picture. That makes it even worse. I've excluded that you've taken away a position from a Brit from the calculation. I've excluded your other benefits from the cost analysis. So what is OF2? I presume its officer of some sort. So here's what should happen. 1. No discrimination. No pro White EU racism for example. 2. Net contributors only. 3. You get a minimum tax code of 38,500 (average wage) a year, increasing in line with average wages. 4. No welfare for economic migrants. No housing benefit, income support.... 5. Remember, they came here for economic reasons. If its not economic for them they will leave. 6. No public sector jobs. No Public Sector worker generates any tax revenue. 7. There's a correlation between poverty and crime. Doesn't mean poor people are criminals. Just that the poorer you are, the more likely you are to take short cuts. So stop importing poverty. The evidence is that the rate of incarceration amongst people from migrant communities is higher that for those who aren't. ie. End the pro EU, anti Indian discrimination. I don't care what colour you are. So what effects will this have? 1. Massive cuts in state spending. 2. The beneficial migrants not affected 3. Wages rise for the poor brits 4. Tax receipts from brits go up 5. Welfare for brits goes down 6. Housing problem cured. 7. Great for entrepreneurs. Unlike a points system
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  3790.  @ryustreetfighter8722  Could be 3 forearms.
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  3791. Where are the trillions the workers have paid social security?
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  3792. There's a smell of milk that's gone off. Times Radio has definitely gone rotten.
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  3793. Firing the whistleblower for a cut? Always an option
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  3794. German car. The usual suspect.
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  3795. What's going on with that? Why not instance justice? Ah yes, wrong colour
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  3796. VONC - vote yes.
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  3797. You can check the ONS figures. Even on £38.7 per year they would pay £8.3 in tax ======== The 38.7K is based off average wage [average not median]. It's still too low, because it doesn't take into account the deficit. What it does take into account is that its based on tax generated. But your general principle is right and I've been banging on about it for years. We need net contributors, not consumers. Set the tax code at 38.7K a year, and migrants then have a choice. It's taxed at source, so it raises lots of money.
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  3798. Like the old masonic handshake eh!
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  3799.  @ianrichards4907  How do you change the system so that any fiddles means you are fiddling yourself?
    2
  3800.  @craigwebb4012  They are out there. The problem is that the state takes its massive cut leaving people with dregs.
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  3801. Robert Underdunk Terwilliger Jr, AKA Sideshow Bob, is Axel Rudabakana American cousin.
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  3802. All in one place. How considerate of them to help with collecting them and help them back home.
    2
  3803. How about printing vouchers and using those for the welfare state and public sector workers. It will boost the economy and pay for itself. Remember you can never run out of vouchers.
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  3804. Someone take it over, carry on posting.
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  3805. One way ticket please.
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  3806.  @MrWhite2222  Chromosomes ? No. You need to specify which chemicals do that. Phenotype not Genotype.
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  3807. Have they kicked all the students out of their unlicensed properties?
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  3808. They are released with no trial hence not guilty
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  3809. The related one is scotland and the investigation into corporate homicide. 10,000 killed in the NHS. The problem politicians have explains why its going wrong. They would be the ones guilty. 10,000 killed is a lot of doctors and medical staff doing the deed. Post WW2, the following orders excuse goes out the window. So current politicians? What do they do? A guilty corporate homicide verdict means large numbers of medical staff also going down for murder. Perhaps they will pass a law saying its legal. They have, but where's the consent bit? Ah yes, that's next. Paid to push a drug that goes wrong? It's the same scenario, politicians pushing dangerous ideas, and medical staff going along with it. Medical staff are liable in both cases.
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  3810.  @DarkShroom  It's no a LLM. It's rule based [Wolfram Alpha is just a wrapper on Wolfram]. What's needed is the thinking part of recent LLMs, with Wolfram as the back end.
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  3811.  @santerisatama5409  Directed AI, yes. One thing you have to be careful of can be illustraded by a comment to me the other day. AI is wonderful as its solved the problem of routing me to my destination and taking traffic into account. Er? That's just basic graph theory with a bit of montecarlo and stats thown in, it's already been solved. Why create AI when you have solutions that are proveable? So which beliefs in mathematica are false because of tradition?
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  3812.  @alisonwilson9749  Name them. Rasmussen Reports Pennsyvania - Trump + 2 Wisconsin - Trump + 2 North Carolina - Trump + 3 Arizona - Trump +1 Nevada - Trump +2 Georgia - Trump +5 They were 3 points biased to the democrats last time. They were the most accurate last time.
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  3813.  @sandradavies7804  Sandra. I did a statistical analysis of articles about MPs and their 'troubles' It was 99.9% certain that the BBC had a bias. The tests were. a) Was the party named in the title? b) How many words before the party was named? c) Was another MP mentioned and if so which party? I've also a list of politicians and offences. 486 names on it.
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  3814.  @Rath9765  Right angles! :-)
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  3815.  @nparsona  "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing."
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  3816.  @daivahataka  £100 legal advice.
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  3817. But 2 days ago they were all saying that he was a genius. He can't get Alzheimer's overnight.
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  3818. I caught one using a blue badge, got out and ran to the school.
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  3819.  @blackmagic6  Then there's that new Bond movie You only miss twice.
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  3820. It's very interesting that when we have cases like this, no media ask the question, how did they get to be here? Are they net contributors? Did they have a criminal record before coming? Why was he not deported on his first criminal offence? Three very simple questions never discussed. The reason is that the state has the "who will pick our cotton/" idea. A very common question in the South of the USA, that lead to a war. You hear it repeated from the left today. Who will do X?  @steviealessi 
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  3821. I doubt you have listened to her songs.They are all about how disasterous her choices were. Men mostly.
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  3822. Why don't they say he was born in Wales. Lets make it a welsh thing.
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  3823. You missed of crowns, guineas, ...
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  3824. Publish the notes Boris. It's going to make for an interesting read.
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  3825. The main reason is to avoid being bailed in .
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  3826. Using a crime to justify covering up crime? Lets see, believe all women, now its believe no women. A major switcheroo.
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  3827.  @Rob-fx2dw  It's defaulting because its not providing the purchasing power. It's inflation linked debt. ===== The price that the seller has asked is more for the same goods ===== Correct. The value hasn't changed the price has gone up. The state hasn't provided the purchasing power, and that's what inflation linked debt is. Purchasing power. ===== have laid out in costs so has by your understanding the state provided to much money to the pensioner ===== DIfferent question, which if you want to go into it, more than welcome. The state has defrauded pensioners out of wealth.
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  3828.  @v.3924  I've no problems with that at a trial. However, preventing a trial is perverting justice.
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  3829. 1. It was at night. 2. There will be assumptions from pilots that ATC is doing their job 3. If you are going to have a collision, the lights stay in the same location when you look out. Your brain sees it as static so doesn't trigger alarm bells. If the helicopter was a 2 o'clock, it will be at 2 o'clock until it goes through your window. 4. Where you cross the street matters. Over the center of the runway, at 2000 feet, at right angles is a safe crossing if ATC says yes. Crossing at 300 feet with landing aircraft with in 100 feet, on the approach isn't.
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  3830.  @trafor01  Simon says. Do you follow orders?
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  3831.  @daisychain9713  Crowd fund it.
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  3832.  @d-padqueen1103  "The Pensions Increase (Pension Scheme for Keir Starmer QC) Regulations 2013" What ever makes you think labour will do that?
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  3833.  @Torric25  NHS is a disaster. 20,000 a year killed by "avoidable mistakes" Preventable deaths due to problems in care in English acute hospitals: a retrospective case record review study - BMJ
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  3834. Gaps in inteligence? The Saudis had repeatedly told the Germans.
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  3835. Funded by housing benefit for the new arrivals.
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  3836. Far right is just a code word. It's a code word from politicians that democracy is going to see us done for.
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  3837. Do you reallly think the BBC will have them on and ask the obvious questions?
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  3838. New York - Bankrupt Chicago - Bankrupt Dalton - Bankrupt California - Bankrupt.
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  3839.  @golfbulldog  Yes, I met him about 10-20 times. He had MHI, sadly. What ever your views on migration, you don't want people to have issues like this.
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  3840.  @golfbulldog  One can hope. That does bring up one issue. Levels of mental illness of Afro-Caribbeans in the UK are higher than for natives. [Again using the jargon]. Why? Could be things like deficiencies caused by sunlight. Could be the stress of being in they UK. But it needs explanation. Doesn't mean all are mentally ill, so you can generalised. You shouldn't generalise, you go on facts and behaviours.
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  3841.  @golfbulldog  I agree I think that's what's needed. However, I don't think its going to be very easy at all.
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  3842.  @monkian  B12 is a another particularly for the elderly. I suspect a lot of dementia is down to that.
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  3843.  @14Anon2  Legally you are detained when its clear you are not free to leave.
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  3844.  @Andy-tq3om  Solution? I presume you mean palatable solution? There is none that's palatable in anyway. Start off with a simple problem. The socialist welfare state is £16,000 bn in debt, rising at 10% a year. How do you solve that without austerity?
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  3845. Mine's not replying to emails.
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  3846. Pensions.
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  3847.  @ProgressiveEconomicsSupporter  They are bonds. They are interest bearing securities. The Gilt bit goes back to the original certificates having a gilt edge to them
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  3848.  @ProgressiveEconomicsSupporter  Correct. No need to issue bonds to start spending. You just print, or you tax. Bonds are just one way of borrowing. Other examples, governt pensions. That's a form of borrowing. Off the books and the forced creditors and they are screwed.
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  3849.  @Redf322  Do you have any numbers for the costs? It's a major claim you are making.
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  3850. Next its going to be Labour for the Chop. The simple reason, they cannot and won't fix it. They won't even try, they will just create more problems. Welfare state? 16 trillion pounds of debt, hidden off the books, no solution Migration? No fix, just add more people. NHS? 20,000 killed a year, just in acute hospitals, and no solution The EU? Lets rejoin.
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  3851. The problem is that the state has asset stripped the workers. Hence wealth inequality and austerity. They are consequences not policies. What's needed is that the 20% of income that people pay the welfare state for their old age is invested, and owned by the worker.
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  3852.  @mikepickford1  You could get a special card to go with the charging. You know how these elite love those special badges etc.
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  3853. I did an analysis of these criminals, 224 of them. 60% were not born in the UK. So they can be deported. Why hasn't the home office deported those already convicted? The law needs to be that the deportation is included in the sentence. ie. It's automatic. To then stop being deported, you have to appeal the conviction and get that overturned. The elites don't care. They have only 'done something' because they have been caught out. Now there's a second cover up going on. These type of criminals start targeting family, relatives people in their own community. Because of the values on purity of women for marriage, that gets covered up.
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  3854. Very good!
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  3855.  @scarlettkhan9667  They do
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  3856. Happened to a friend. NHS told him go home and put his affairs in order. He's still around. Mind you the NHS killed his wife.
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  3857. PS Check out the News for Mark Menzies MP.
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  3858.  @SilverFoxHotTakes  The last person I know detained under that act is interesting. I go to an Algerian cafe for coffee. Cheap, great coffee. Nice people. For example, during Ramadan, they make thousands of free meals for people. Running the place genuine refugees. Been here for years. And I've seen the scars from bullets. There was an illegal migrant so they feed him. Now he disappeared. They didn't know where he was so were worried. I gave the story and details to the police. Now you have GDPR issues, but eventually via the embassy, the details came out. He had gone to the police armed with knives whilst completely psychotic and had been sectioned. Wouldn't talk to his mother - she's a woman. Even the brother in Algeria had trouble getting across to him. Eventually the meds kicked in, and he decides he wants to go back to Algeria. So at this the Home Office for once did act, and he's back there. I suspect it won't work. He won't get meds, or takes himself off them, and the cycle repeats.
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  3859.  @paulDunk1501  My view is that he should never have been in the country in the first place. In this case my view is we were very lucky to escape. But that doesn't mean you don't feel sympathy for people who are mentally ill. There's a very good book called the The Surgeon of Crowthorne: A Tale of Murder, Madness and the Love of Words. It's about one of the major contributors to the OED. He killed someone, ended up in Broadmore for a long time. That's from the Victorian era. An interesting read. But I've no qualms about locking someone up for public safety. ie. The mad. Doesn't mean its penal. It's a safety issue for them and others. Sympathy - yes. Tolerance - no.
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  3860.  @paulDunk1501  I agree. Personally I go farther. There should be a list of safe countries. No asylum from safe countries. Then when a country moves from dangerous to safe, you get a period of time to get your affairs in order, 6 months for example, then you asylum is over. Algeria is safe for example. Has been for years. We would have done our job. Keeping you safe from danger. That doesn't mean a life time commitment.
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  3861.  @robroots2492  A local junction is running at 1200 offences an hour. Total fines, £1.2 million if fined at the max. All going to waste.
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  3862. I made a complaint to the standards committee and to the police. Starting off with Nolan, she must be open about what has gone on. So where was she living. Address A or Address B and when. Then she produces, birth certificates, council tax, income tax, bank statements, insurance documents, driving license, passport, expenses claims etc. The details are then cross checked against those two addresses. All part of Nolan. Must be seen to be open. Her problem is that all the documents contradict what she was claiming on. For example, did she tell her insurer about renting the property out? If not - fraud. Where was she living? Did she tell the DLVA about change of address? Did she claim she lived else where to get lower insurance. Single person discount? What address on the birth certificates? That's perjury. Which property for MP's expenses? It's different for her because of those Nolan principles about being open.
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  3863. GCSE History Paper, 2025. Who were the Tories? GCSE History Paper, 2026. Who were the Labour Party?
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  3864. 16 trillion pounds of socialist pension debts hidden off the books. As an accountant Richard you clearly don't care about that or the effect of those debts.
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  3865. Funding has increased massively. Why has the NHS failed to turn that into treatment? Then there's the debts. Pension debts. Treat now, pay latter. Have you seen the size of those debts and costs?
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  3866. The wealthy are anyone who gets the austerity to pay Richard J Murphy his pension. His pension is just one of those debts that the accountants in the civil service have hidden.
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  3867. Very good. Charles the Clueless - last of his line.
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  3868. No one trusts the BBC. We don't even trust you. The reason is we can see the strings being pulled. You all follow the same government agenda. Absolutely clear recently, you were all pushing what you had been told to push, all that the same time. That's not a coincidence.
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  3869. You now need to get the refund. They've spent the money and having to pay you back. Ouch.
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  3870. Post your evidence.
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  3871. The debate is going to be fun. Donald, just make sure it happens after the deadline for the ballot has closed. i.e They have to run with Joe.
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  3872. Where as the government will make you desperate. Still no comments on the fraudulent accounting of pensions by those civil servants.
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  3873.  @saudade2745  Very good! Have you been working on your plans for your future ex?
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  3874.  @Queenofgreen515  Doesn't change the total weight.
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  3875.  @TheTomm101  I do like black humour. However I hate criminals. I hate politicians as well for letting in lots of criminals and not deporting them when they have been caught committing offences.
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  3876. Judicial not executive? Which planet have you been on? There's clear and incontrovertible evidence of executive interference in the judicary. Look at recent cases.
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  3877. They did some reasearch. Show it was bad. So what was the test. Popcorn flavoured vape. Lets test that. Comes back as bad. Genuine result. So why did they pick popcorn flavour? Popcorn lung, Bronchiolitis obliterans is called ‘popcorn lung’ because this disease was first identified in individuals who worked in a microwave popcorn factory. This condition was caused by inhalation of a chemical called diacetyl, which is used in factories to give popcorn a buttery taste. They picked popcorn flavour so that the results came back to fit the agenda.
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  3878. So what's the excuse for the pearl necklace? If they can't produce it, then it was a service not a bit of bling.
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  3879. Are you chicken Joe?!
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  3880. @ldoerobloxgamers3684 Claims to be from Peckham.
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  3881. Does it fit in the ports?
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  3882. Surely he should be done for race hate.
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  3883. That's my take too. Ring them up, they will record it and attempt to get you to self incriminate. It's their job. So just cancel via the bank and a direct debit. Get the refund that way. No need to talk to them. No need to say anything. Then every letter, report via a police website. Write the date and reference number on the letter. Get to 5, send a cease and desist letter. Include the dates, the police force, the crime reference number. Withdraw implied rights of access. Demand all your details are removed from their system as per your right. Just stick to that. Pure and simple. If they write again, then escalate with the police. You have reported them. Victims of harrasment have to be believed. You have take the correct action. You can look the name of the woman up who runs BBC licensing. I would use her name as the abuser.  @joe90ninetywc 
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  3884.  @jasonhawkins4528  I think there's an error in background. THe lingerie was for Kier.
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  3885.  @keithparker1346  The topic is advertising causes debt, and debt is bad. So why is government debt good but personal debt bad?
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  3886.  @WarrenPeaceOG  Again. Why is you having £600,000 of pension debts, hidden off the books, a good thing? That's a very very bad thing. However, if you buy a house with a mortgage, say £250,000 of debt on a property worth £500,000, that's not a bad thing in my book. The cost of the mortgage is less than the equivalent rent, and you have the asset. But in general state debt is bad. It's just a wealth transfer
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  3887. There are lots more cases that that.
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  3888. The solution is a Bismark system. Holland and Switzerland as an example. Rated number 1 and 2 in the world for health care. The NHS doesn't' even make the premier league when you include Scotland. In a Bismark system, regulation insurance and supply are split. That prevents the conflicts of interest
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  3889.  @chriswills9437  The other question. Why haven't the workers got the wealth? Where's that 18% that the welfare state took from them? The asset stripping question.
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  3890. The top 10% pay the same amount of income tax as the other 90%. So if you think they don't benefit Britain refuse to accept their tax.
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  3891. 1. The government must pay the compensation 2. The government then must get that compensation back from those involved. Fujutsu, the Post Office, Post Office Employees.
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  3892. Is Scotland about to go bust? Of course not. It's already bust.
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  3893. The ginger growler.
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  3894. You are missing the major reason for people putting their money off shore. Thieving governments. ie. Bank gets into trouble. Government won't pay so the government changes the rules and you are now bailed in. Your money goes to the bank, not to you. You lose. If that money is offshore, then the 'liquidator' has to go to a Bahamian court and say, we want the money. Courts says, do you own it? No but we need it. On your way, its not yours, you can't have it.
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  3895.  @aliorr9356  still chicken feed. 16,000 bn of socialist pension debt at 10%
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  3896. It needs to go. The NHS is a Beveridge system and Beveridge systems are crap. We need a Bismark system like Holland and Switzerland.
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  3897. 1. Wrong choice of gun says he is. 2. Leaving shells at the crime scene with engraved messages. [It's not a pro] 3. Not getting up close to shoot. ....
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  3898. They won't say. However in 6 months time they will have to tell me. There's a little known feature of the local government acts. You can inspect TFL's accounts in person. I did that last year. Apparently I was the first person in 10 years to do so. I was after how much Khan was paying the police so he gets them to enforce 1.50 bus fares. That major crime. One of the reasons why when you are burgled of thousands you don't get any policing. So in a few months, I'll go and see them. To be fair to TFL's accounts team they were absolutely spot on. Very open. So we will get the camera numbers.
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  3899. Why?
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  3900. Some one needs to keep a list. 1) Lies 2) Failed promises 3) Secret laws - not in a manifesto.
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  3901. The solution. 10% cap on pension costs and withdraw any guarantees.
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  3902.  @modus_operandi2508  In the comment section.
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  3903. 20 years is the limitation for tax evasion.
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  3904. PS. How do you do a gold mine scam? You seed the samples with gold. See Bre-X Minerals
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  3905.  @laurapearson3370  If its in the home. If its outside the home, its the usual suspects.
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  3906.  @ericlayton8888  Teens charged with murder of 13-year-old boy So unless they are 18,19, they won't be named until the trial is over. Then its a decision for the judge.
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  3907.  @xcheesyindianx  Inflation is the increase or decreases in prices. The rate of inflation is the derivative of that price curve. He's got his terms wrong, deliberately, to mislead.
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  3908. Like the doctor at Gosport hospital. 605 killed.
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  3909.  @beewa8840  It's not. It's job is news to the UK, not to the world
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  3910.  @beewa8840  It's reporting local US news.
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  3911.  @dellawrence4323  Genau!
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  3912. Shades of Scooby Doo. And I Would Have Gotten Away With It Too, If It Weren't For Meddling With Kids
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  3913. Who cares. They are next year's History GSCE paper, Question 2. Who were the Tories?
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  3914.  @nsbd90now  Well, you can have a choice. If you want to censor etc, then you are liable for things like libel. If you don't want to be liable for libel, then you can't censor. You can't pick and choose which bit suits you.
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  3915.  @nsbd90now  I do appreciate the difference. The reason why its relevant is that its one of the arguments put forward for censorship. There are others, such as going against the narative. Publishing things that the state would rather have kept quite. Manipulating the voter is another reason. Hence my view is that YT should be given a choice. Go private where YT can control, but then its a publisher and its liable to libel. Another factor is there needs to be a proper appeal system in place. YT doesn't want that because it can't cope with it. The alternative is you become a public forum, where you can't control. YT can then push the problem if there is one, onto the legal system.
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  3916. Remember that your Apple watch records when you have having a quick Barclays.
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  3917.  @hughblack6831  You have RSI. Try with the right.
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  3918. Share of the national debt is $76K? Are you having a laugh? That's just the bit that's owed to bankers. There Social Security debt on top. That's $1.5 million a head.
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  3919. And have they obeyed? Of course they haven't.
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  3920. I've done that. They have lost huge amounts of tax. On top they still have to fund the services me and my family consume. We are well over the 250K mark as a loss.
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  3921. No NI goes on the NHS. It all goes on government debts.
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  3922. They do exist. There are gliders with batteries that can self launch. But the better versions are those with pop out jet engines.
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  3923. That's going to hit Ryan air hard.  @warrensmith4590 
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  3924. The time after is not the core issue. It used to be in the UK, that if the victim lived for a year and a day, it wasn't murder. That law has been changed. We have one case recently where they were convicted, and 10 years later the person died as a result of the attack. Now they are going back to court to get the sentence increased and the attacker recalled to prison.
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  3925. Ex-Sinn Féin press officer Michael McMonagle charged with 15 child sex abuse offences Equality for all eh! For every one on the unionist side there has to be one on the republican side.
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  3926. Would be interesting to apply it to him first.
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  3927. What? No more condoms? They are single use plastic!
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  3928.  @porecemusnox8805  She's got no policies. She's done nothing of any merit. She's done harm.
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  3929. By Election? That's so old school. Same for elections. No need for those any more. Godwin's law becomes reality.
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  3930. If you look up the "equation of exchange" it explains it. Double the money supply and prices double.
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  3931. Sarwar and the Cheat Sheets!. 5 words. Too long. Can you make it shorter Sarwar and the Cheats? Hmmm, not nice about journalisms. Still four worlds. OK. How about "Sarwar Cheats"? Yep, that'll do.
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  3932. Druggy. Tax evasions. Gun offences. Corruption. Lets get the rest of the Crime Family.
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  3933. Did Labour interfer in the US election when they sent 200 over. That's a crime in the US> Arrest warrants incomming, and with the law set up the way it is, you can't argue against it. Then with a long time on remand in Rykers, will they grass the people at the top? Labour running an insurection in another country. Tut tut.
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  3934. No receipts - no expenses - repay the money.
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  3935. Stephen Ireland, founder of Pride in Surrey, said: “Pride in Surrey has always and will always be fully inclusive. We are deeply saddened and shocked by Sharon Galliford’s remarks against the incredible charity Mermaids as well as our trans family members. “We stand with Mermaids whose work of genderqueer/variant/trans young people is inspirational but also vital. One in three trans young people try to take their own lives (and those are only the ones we know about, it might be even higher) and Mermaids are desperately trying to change that and are absolutely saving lives.” Ireland also invited Galliford to meet with Pride in Surrey so “we can educate you into how damaging your words are but also so you realise that your views are not that of those in Surrey Heath”.
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  3936.  @PaulKeogh-q4f  In this case, when did Starmer know she was a fraudster?
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  3937.  @markdunbar8219  A few. How do you plead? Guilty. That's an example of an honest MP. Sort of.
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  3938. Just a start. She needs to be prosecuted as well. With a conviction she would fail the fit and proper person test to get a banking license.  @thomasdalton1508 
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  3939. So what's your criteria for failure?
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  3940. Why don't you pay the premiums? You won't be poorer. Right?
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  3941.  @bugsy742  Some civil servant has been given the PR job. Your conclusion is spot on.
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  3942. You're deluded for party political reasons.
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  3943. Still spinning. They are committing an offence by being in the US illegally. Rely on them as workers. Yep, the same argument was used by the Plantation Owners demanding cheap labour to pick cotton. The BBC has that same way of thinking.
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  3944. $50 an hour solves poverty in Africa. Pass the law
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  3945. Auto surgery.
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  3946. What a surprise - not. Democrats clearly don't want to pay back the stolen money.
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  3947. He's a registered democrat who voted democrat in the primary.
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  3948.  @AgnesFay-k5c  The student visa scam needs to end. No dependents come too. No right to remain after you have completed your studies. 3 months perhaps to travel the UK, then its over.
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  3949. And the rest. Subcontracted etc. On the payroll indirectly.
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  3950. So terrorist investigation completed in an hour, middle of the night, on the busiest night of the year. Really?
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  3951.  @nickboyd4389  BMW is a migrant can. Not built in the UK. Remember, its always the car, never the driver. Or have I been watching too much BBC?
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  3952. If he has dual nationality - easy. If he has a right to another nationality - easy  @worldofameiso5491 
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  3953.  @terywetherlow7970  In the UK and EU there's a law you can get the data they hold on you. What YT doesn't supply is shadow ban information, information on strikes etc. At some point someone's going to push that, and it will all come out.
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  3954. If he had been in a old folks home in Scotland he wouldn't have survived.
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  3955. Plants or vegetables?
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  3956. Debt, Debt and more Debt. Coming to the west now. Borrowing and pensions.
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  3957. And I Would Have Gotten Away With It Too, If It Weren't For Meddling With Kids - Scooby Doo
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  3958. Tax them so they leave. 40K minimum tax code.
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  3959.  @morris8398  Over 50,000 now. But think of the error rate.
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  3960.  @lukel9233  He did get better over the debate. That leads me to believe he's on dopamine for Parkinson's.
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  3961. Still waiting Richard for why Civil service pension debts, like other state pension debts are off the books? You're an accountant. Why are they not on the balance sheet?
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  3962. The big problem ITV has is the BBC and the way its funded. People have decided they don't want the BBC or to pay for it. So they have cancelled the license fee. That means no live TV, and that means no ITV. ITV is just Collateral Damage. Given the woman running ITV is of the extreme woke tendency, who cares.
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  3963. National debt or national debts? There's way more debts than the money the state owes the bankers.
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  3964. So the alternative is the state owns them. So when it goes wrong, the state says it wasn't us.
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  3965. An how can the go from 20% at the GE to 22%? That smells.
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  3966. Let me give you an example from yesterday. Borough High Street in London. Rampant crime. Offences every 10-15 seconds, and that's not peak time. 3 police officers. I spoke to the first. He didn't know its illegal to cycle on pavements. People effectively assaulting people forcing them to jump out of the road. ie. Useless. Instead, he's been tasked with parking on red routes. Next two. I flagged them down. More interesting, as they were cycle officers. I spent 5 mins talking to them. During that time 20 offences behind them including illegal motorbikes, red light jump and those assaults were pedestrians crossing at crossings had to jump out of the way. Now what did they say? We aren't allowed to stop them. Health and safety of the criminal prevents it. We've been tasked with fining people for parking on red routes. The same later, 3 officers, standing around in a gaggle, Old Kent Road. Offences going off left right and centre on the road. What have they been tasked with? Ah yes, literally their job was to stand there as the local school closed at 3:30. So why have more tax when you get no services, no protection from the state? The police need to think. What happens when the middle class say defund the police? Civil servants need to think. If you don't deliver then the public won't deliver your pension, and you will be sacked. All Richard demands is inflation. Pay more get less.
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  3967. Which is why its Labour AND Stamer. Starmer and Rayner. All of them.
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  3968. I hear Fauci's got covid. Again.
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  3969. Trickle down will never work. Instead what's needed is that the workers invest their NI, own the wealth, and that's used for their old age. Then if they die, that money goes into their heir's funds. No tax on the funds, just on any withdrawals. That trickle up approach works.
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  3970. Dick or shit head? Perhaps she should be asked which one! :-)
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  3971. Far east he does. Baltic too. Crimea. 1. Crimea. Can't get out of the black sea. Problem, those ship drones have meant the port is useless. 2. Baltic. Look at the map. You can't get out without going through a 12 nm territorial waters of a NATO member 3. Far East? Useless where the war is.
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  3972.  @simonbaigrie2485  No people. People are the ones posting, like you here.
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  3973.  @MikeHunt-no2kt  It's the clear aim. Can't have people exposed to alternative views, or we will be out of a job.
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  3974. A peasant got 6.5 years for assualt yesterday.
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  3975. Across all media. That means its coordinated. There are people pulling the strings.
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  3976. Involved in R or involved in the cover up or both?
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  3977. Must be on PAYE. Tax code set at over 38K. On Deliveroo. Accounts are sold on the black market. you can search for it. Same for accounts to rent. Now insurance. I got a quote. 8.5K a year for l-plates on a moped in London.
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  3978. Is or has a little maggot? So small he won't be well endowed.
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  3979. Isn't the sentence after his out?
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  3980.  @goodnightvienna8511  Or found not guilty. Now I don't know if he can be pardoned before conviction.
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  3981. Times just projecting their crimes into others
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  3982. One way of ensuring a virgin birth - two men.
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  3983. Find and replace
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  3984. One issue. They do encourage vigilantism, because they sit on their posteriors and do nothing.
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  3985. First rule of being a spy, don't ...
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  3986. Sponsorship. I think that's a good idea. They should be allowed to do this. Equally they should guarantee the behaviour of the migrant, eg. Cost of any offences, investigation, court time, jail time. So a minimum tax take of 14K a year, per migrant and per dependent of a migrant. The minimum tax code is the approach because its cheap. It also doesn't need all those civil servants on the payroll screwing up points and taking bribes.
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  3987.  @agsystems8220  GDPR does not apply to individuals. You're trying to muddy the waters and say, look here's an organsiation to whom GDPR might apply [YouTube] so that means the individual must obey GDPR because of YT. Doesn't work that way.
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  3988.  @agsystems8220  The UK GDPR does not apply to certain activities including processing covered by the Law Enforcement Directive, processing for national security purposes and processing carried out by individuals purely for personal/household activities. ====== ICO.
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  3989. So why is Bradford a monoculture?
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  3990.  @maxdamageIQ  I know. Look at the OP. Why doesn't he bring a private prosecution. As I've explained he cannot because he's allready been convicted. He can bring a civil case for damages. He should in my view.
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  3991.  @richardgallagher4880  Of course Amesbury will lose a civil suit. He won't bring it. The victim should.
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  3992. A man has been jailed for life for the murder and false imprisonment of Riches Obi in Southwark in 2020. Jurick Croes, 38 (11.10.85) of no fixed address appeared at the Old Bailey Friday, 12 July where he was sentenced to 30 years imprisonment - Not born in the UK Suvenca Martis, 35 (26.07.89), of Panmure Road, Lewisham, was sentenced to six years and six months for false imprisonment and five years for perverting the course of justice - Not born in the UK Raichell Felomina, 40 (18.08.83) of no fixed address was sentenced at the same hearing to seven years and six months for false imprisonment - Not born in the UK Croes managed to flee to Colombia but was arrested in February 2022 So more Columbians enriching the UK. Met police say they "MIGHT" be deported at the end of their sentence.
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  3993. Spurs are good - at the front. 3 past Liverpool? That's good. Their back is as leaky as a sieve.
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  3994. Above inflation increases eh!
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  3995.  @Chad6o  A more accurate question. Did he sign it? Did he know what he was signing?
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  3996. The next vote rigging attrmpt
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  3997. Serena Kennedy - Chief constable. Failed to mention the knife/machette wielding scum bag hiding out in a mosque. I wonder why.
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  3998. Barnier is just going to do what Macron tells him to do. He's not going to fix it. So its going to be Le Pen. If she's smart, the first thing is send a letter to the EU saying we give notice to leave the EU. Then there's the negotiation. She just says non. Negotiation over. No money to the EU. End of. No need for a two year transition. Now Spain and Portugal cut off. Italy effectively from the north and vice versa.
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  3999. Trickle down will never ever work. But asset stripping the workers of 20% of their income and redistributing it doesn't work. Getting the workers into debt, such as borrwoing, pensions, nuclear clean up, all those debts, just makes people poorer. Ask the simple question. IF people had invested their NI, how big would their pots be? Ask if that would be an issue?
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  4000. Railways I think was the major impetus.
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  4001. Why not deport them? That's a large percentage dealt with. Reduce the cost. Tents on a Scottish Island.
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  4002. Please please. Then make sure the cameras are on AOC when its announced.
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  4003. Remember all those fact checkers. You don't get Alzheimer's overnight.
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  4004. The lawyer of choice of the architects of the Rwandan genocide.
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  4005. Hipsters gone wild?
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  4006. That's the plan.
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  4007. Maltese
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  4008.  @Itskilo  Correct. He is. Not arab, but close. Maltese. The maltese language is a variant of arabic.
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  4009.  @Itskilo  My posts about his brother, all disappeared. Wonder why.
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  4010. It's called the Green Graft. Get governments to fund things, so you make a whopping profit on looney ideas that will never work.
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  4011. One of the accurate parts of climate science is the monitoring of C02. Initially I thought it was suspect, because it was monitored on the side of a large C02 producer - a volcano. However, its in a clear air stream so no problems there. Second if you look at the the seasonal changes they are clearly there. What you can see is how much C02 gets consumed in one summer. That backs up your statement. I've not seen any analysis however of whether that rate of consumption of C02 has changed as concentrations go up. Might make for an interesting stats project. The other bit that is correct, is they have a reasonably accurate model of C02 production. What they have completely wrong is the model of C02 to temperate change.  @robertdouglas8895 
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  4012.  @hartley339  Well since the SNP want a border that means. a) Barbed wire b) Guard towers. c) Morag or bearded women in leather in the guard towers with machine guns d) Mine fields e) Those barriers that go up and down. After all how else are they going to keep the Scots in Scotland?
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  4013. Don Aioli is making his move to be the next boss.
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  4014. Very.
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  4015.  @entropy2283  Add it up. Family of 4. Insurance 4 x 3K = 12K Common goods 4 x 3K = 12K Kids education 2 x 8.5K = 17K Housing benefit? £448.77 a week [cheap part of London] 23.336K We've already hit over 64K of other people's money. Over 4K a month Shall we carry one and add in all the other bits?
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  4016.  @entropy2283  Too late. The amount of debt the welfare state has hidden, means they are going to starve. I don't say that lightly. It's not what should happen. Its dire. The reason they will starve is you are dodging your tax. That tax is needed to pay those debts. If you don't pay in enough tax [with no services] to stop the debt increasing faster than GDP, they are going to starve. So your share is £600,000. This year's increase [the long term rate] is £60,000. Why are you, and mr min wage, dodging the tax [with no services for that money].
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  4017.  @kevinb9830  One solution is a 38,500 minimum tax [average wage] on economic migrants. That's not quite break even, [there's a deficit]. But it solves huge problems. The only poeple who complain are those that are of that plantation owner mentality. Who will pick our cotton?
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  4018. It's always worth checking the London Gazette to see if the speed limits have been published correctly.
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  4019. If you don't agree to have sex with these 10 men, then you have to leave town. That's the same logic as the council. If you just swap money for sex in their pronouncements you get how they think.
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  4020. The other way. Council tax doesn't cover council spending. There's a net flow from central government to councils. That you can check by looking at council accounts.  @50somethinglawyer 
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  4021. In the UK, 8 pints to a gallon. Post the Boston Tea Party, you only get 5 pints. Shrinkflation for you.
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  4022.  @GerardDeRideford  Well I've a solution for economic migrants. 1. No discrimination. No pro White EU racism for example. 2. Net contributors only. 3. You get a minimum tax code of 38,500 (average wage) a year, increasing in line with average wages. 4. No welfare for economic migrants. No housing benefit, income support.... 5. Remember, they came here for economic reasons. If its not economic for them they will leave. 6. No public sector jobs. No Public Sector worker generates any tax revenue. Changing tax codes can be done in a weekend. Cancelling welfare can be done in a weekend.
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  4023.  @joannanoel4757  Sheerness should be OK from the RM. The seawalls are pretty large. It's also unlikely to go off. The fuses have been removed. It's cooled. Eventually the metal will rust, the explosives leach
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  4024.  @Gandim45  They do start growing beards young. From about the age of 13, and that's just the women. - Joke.
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  4025. @SubtraxionStudio A good day for the BBC to dump bad news.
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  4026.  @bezza4271  Southport Stabbings suspect, Ali-Al-Shakati, was on MI6 watch list and was known to Liverpool mental health services. He was an asylum seeker who came to UK by boat last year.
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  4027. So what policies are needed?
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  4028. BBC reported that they had done the investigation into him in about an hour. in the middle of the night, and found he was a lone wolf. The BBC swallowed that hook like and sinker.
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  4029. Here's my view. You have some people on the jury who are thinking, he's white, I can get revenge. The others are thinking, I we convict him, I'm going to get attacked on the subway, and NOONE will come to my help.
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  4030. That's just the borrowing. The welfare state has a 16 trillion pound pension debt, off the books.
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  4031. That's NHS worker in Kent springs to mind.
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  4032. 16 trillion pounds of socialist welfare state pension debts. How is that affordable?
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  4033. Exactly. You have been ripped off. Now along comes a fat cat on a huge final salary pension. We are talking pensions worth in the millions, demanding that someone else pays so he doesn't. He was deep in the system that ripped you and I off, and now he demands more of the same. Ask Mr Accountant Murphy why the socialist pension debts, including his huge pension are not reported in the accounts.
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  4034. Start enforcing cyclists committing offences. We have Drugeroo. E bikes - Deliveroo garb - delivering drugs.
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  4035.  @davideyres955  Lewis Hamilton buying a private jet and paying no tax on it =========== He doesn't live in the UK. It's a business expense for him. Do you know how business works? Income, less expenses is profit (or loss). Then its tax on the profits [unless its business rates]
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  4036.  @akastewart  Correct. What's worrying also, about Richard, is that for a professor of Accounting, he's from the Enron school of accounting when it comes to pension debts.
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  4037.  @davideyres955  I think you will find the rate they pay large on the income. Much larger than the poor that pay a negative rate of tax. Yep, tax rates below zero because the state pays them .
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  4038. Labour has imported poverty on a mass scale.
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  4039.  @gimble447  PS the disappearance of comments is a major issue. I've no doubt you've presented a argument an not violated any rules. But it gets removed. Meanwhile bots pushing a yemeni charity scam, pimps pushing their products are allowed through.
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  4040. @ Traders like Gary just care about being paid. They don't care about the peasants. Why for example does Gary say that government debt is 2.7 trillion? That's just the borrowing. There's all those other debts from nuclear clean up, public sector pensions, state pensions ....
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  4041. I've a theory. The question to ask, is who is being protected? Is it the police officer or the travellers? 1. The police officers started it What if the police started the violence? Then we are into self defence, and we are into police officers going to jail, PR disaster, damages etc. 2. The travelers started it Then we are in the two tier policing disaster. I suspect the police just want it to go away, and do not want it to get any where near court.
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  4042. Ear we go again.
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  4043. 2 minute hate coming in.
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  4044. I bet the Probation Service scupper that.
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  4045. Still not going to pay the BBC
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  4046. All part of the tactics. Cause the reaction, use that to get the warrant/arrest.
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  4047. You missed off the stockings and suspenders, and the picture of Maggie [the picture was removed by Special Branch as that was deemed too embarassing]
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  4048. The banks are complicit by not requiring CVV. The rest is just money laundering to hide the source of funds.
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  4049.  @AJ-qn6gd  Last time I was in Wales there was a terror attack on the campsite. Didn't make the national news.
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  4050.  @SuzyQ919  I think you will find Suzy, that he's proposing a solution for the state to get out of its mess. A prediction, not a news story.
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  4051. Isle of Man is full of Wallys. Wallabies for the avoidance of doubt
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  4052. They consulted with a PR firm to find an excuse.
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  4053. Number 464 on my list of bad, immoral, evil and criminal MPs.
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  4054. I bet he was Norwegian. :-)
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  4055. And you've missed off, being forced to pay for it.
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  4056. When the wing separates, its not generating lift. The port wing however, is still working. So the aircraft rolls, and no amount of aileron will counteract that.
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  4057. Barlinnie here we come ...
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  4058. Bauer needs to freeze her bank accounts.
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  4059. Starner and Labour
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  4060. Just another migration to UK murdering people . The odd thing about this case, is that the victims weren't the usual victims. Other migrants. Dellan Charles sent down Ibrahima Bah sent down Ferdous Ahmad, Ajaz Karim, Girdaware Basra, Onkar Basra - PDFs. Bebi Ibram, sexual assault. Khalid Baqa, terrorist and grifter Ishmaiel Kallon, murder Mohamed Iidow - you'll have to research him. A repeat offender Loic Nengese, murder Nicholi Clyne, Ahmed Khaleel, Hamza Ul-Haq, Luca Griffiths, Abdirisak Ali, Kamil Kazmierski Murders Tyreece Riggon,,Julian Russell,Tyreece Wolfries-Parkin,Alex Pasley,Christopher Wilson same offence ..... And that's not even a full week's worth.
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  4061. Oh look. It's disappeared. I'll try again. Perhaps the idea was to twin Glasgow with New York as a pair of cloacas. Lets see if the AI understands Latin. .
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  4062. Tax foreigners. The last one, 40K minimum tax code. That's break even. ie. Where the tax generated covers the costs. That's for one person. Taxed at source, raises lots of money Make foreigners fill out a tax form each year, and pay any short fall.
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  4063. It's not difficult. Flight logs etc = put adults and children together at the same time. Now you interview the children [now adults] as to which are the offenders. Then you prosecute. It's not difficult to do. Its very very easy.
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  4064. I had a complaint in prior to the leak. I've now put a second in.
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  4065.  @Redf322  Doesn't work red. There's a 16,000 billion pound pension debt. Off the books. The super rich in the UK [Sunday times rich list ] own 220 bn. [Anyone with over a billion]. You run out of super rich before 2 months are up.
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  4066. Here's $10. Will you support Joe?
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  4067. Same for the post office.
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  4068.  @someoneno-one7672  So why does my plan work? 1. Welfare bill drops massively. 2. State spending on top drops massively 3. Housing crisis solved 4. Wages for the poor rise 5. Tax receipts rise, because Brit's wages rise 6. Crime rates fall. 7. Hotel bill not needed. 8. No civil servants needed for the points systme 9. Uses existing systems, no new ones needed 10. It's a winner. What are the problems? So many uneconomical migrants. What will they do when the teat is withdrawn?
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  4069. Not enough.
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  4070. So Harris who specialised in jailing black men - oh wait - its left wing projection again
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  4071. As if the 14 year old swifties can vote.
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  4072. Around one in 20 (6%) of patients are affected by preventable harm in medical care, of which around 12% causes permanent disability or death, finds a study published by The BMJ today. Their findings are based on data from 70 observational studies involving 337,025 mostly adult patients. Of these, 28,150 experienced harmful incidents and 15,419 experienced preventable harmful incidents. Maria Panagioti from the NIHR Greater Manchester Patient Safety Translational Research Centre
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  4073. CPS - Starmer. Did nothing like Saville even though he has a statutory duty.
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  4074. Why pardon Fauci? What crimes?
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  4075.  @ActivateMission2ThisTimeline  Exactly.
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  4076. So he understands finance. Where are the trillions that the workers have paid the socialist welfare state?  @romeisfallingagain 
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  4077. Yep, the plantation owner philosophy.
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  4078. I made a list of MPs today that have gone wrong. Lots of Labour, Lots of Tories, a predilection for sex offences from the lib dems.... So I'll look at adding those to the list. Which Labour and Lib dems do you have in mind?
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  4079. Of course not. They won't even get to trial. They won't even get to the CPS. They won't even be arrested because the police are following orders.
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  4080. Release the names. I can certainly find out his name for a few quid. It's easy to get his address to one of 4 places. Get the electoral roll for that close. Check the names off against births in Cardiff. He's the younger of the brothers. But this is what you get when you run cover for terrorists. It's not about the attacker, its about that the public are the victims and the people who created it are politicians. Politicians want to hide that they are the root cause.
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  4081. So what's the final cost going to be? 400 + interest for how many years? Loss of jobs caused by the taxation, ...
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  4082.  @MaRi-Br1984  Look at the debts. This is UK by the way. 2.5 trillion borrowed. 250 bn of ILGs. 1,000 bn of QE. The rest fixed rate. 16 trillion of inflation linked debts, pensions. Now correct, those pensions are someone's savings. They are also someone else's debt. Someone has to lose their wealth and income to pay the pensions. Can they afford it?
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  4083. The solutions. 1. It has to be very simple. Carry a knife and you WILL be jailed. 5 years minimum. 2. If you are not a UK national, you go from prison to the plane. You are out of the UK for life. 3. Human rights law. Just as when you are jailed you are separated from your family, same applies to deportation 4. If you claim your home country is unsafe, you are kept in jail until it is safe. 5. Dual nationality, your nationality is cancelled as of the date of the offence. 6. You cannot revoke a second nationality. Apply to do that revokes your UK nationality as of the date of the application. That's the punishment side. On the detection side, stop and search, is one I would also suggest targeting deliveroo riders as that in lots of cases is a cover for drugeroo. Next e-bikes. Any e-bike stopped, riders searched, e-bike tested. The powers are there now. It's an odds based assessment.  @WhoThisMonkey 
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  4084. And the judicial system has clearly lost its independence.
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  4085. Knock knock Whose there? The police who? The thought police you little oik.
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  4086. I think starmer should get Raynor done for tax evasion. Gets rid of her.
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  4087.  @grahamnutt8958  Not so sure. He wants to cling on to power. If he finds out she's making a move, its a simple play. Look at Eric Adams in New York as an example today.
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  4088. Where do you get that idea? @viper_fan  Councils only raise a fraction of their spending from council tax. The rest comes from central government. Which in your book, is Tories.
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  4089.  @KevinP-y7k  Are they given a choice? Were they given a choice? Were they given the warnings?
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  4090. Yep.
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  4091. The biggy Murphy won't discuss. How much pension debt because that debt is inflation linked. Most, but not all of the borrowing is fixed rate. But that's only 8-9% of what is owed. The rest is almost all inflation linked. [Unpaid wages, unpaid invoices being the exception but that's small and very short term].
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  4092. Tax evading Starmer.
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  4093. Fascists are us.
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  4094. Slippery when wet eh!
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  4095. They are just fascists who don't like human rights and want to dictate to others.
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  4096. And others
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  4097. The proof is they don't rescue them back to France.
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  4098.  @danslatter461  So how will he deal with the rebels? Simple, he just pulls the whip. The then can't be Labour MPs who can vote to remove him.
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  4099. The police have an easy solution. Charge Humza. He will then vote to repeal.
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  4100. The jury will know about it.
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  4101. Pauline Ankunda - Not born in the UK. Noimutu Olayinka Taiwo - Not born in the UK Heba Alhayek - Not born in the UK ========== So why do we allow them to stay when they support terrorism, have a criminal record?
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  4102.  @kevt5251  Ioan Pintaru, 32, of no fixed address, has also been charged with possession of a bladed article. No one with that name on the UK register of births. Coulter's law strikes again.
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  4103. Not long enough.. 6-7 foot.
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  4104. It's like replacing a cowboy boot with a pair of crocs.
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  4105. Will he get a longer sentence that the JSO terrorists?
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  4106. What's the solution? Well all state spending down to the penny must be published, in full, with names, addresses of the recipients. Then the state offer's 10% of the money recovered to the first person to notify them. Big data, people will write scripts that pick out the fraudsters.
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  4107. £16 trillion pounds of socialist pension debts causes poverty and a lot more as well
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  4108. Oh no he's not Edwards is given six months imprisonment suspended for two years with a requirement to complete a sex offender programme.
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  4109. What pension funds? Bar Bank of England, MPs, and Local Government there are no funds. MPS fund had a shortfall, so they just voted themselves more of our cash. BoE is very well funded. Local Government, every single one has major deficit.
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  4110. Change the tax code to be a minimum of 40K a year. That's break even.
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  4111.  @richardjones7984  Or the illegal motorbikes working for Deliveroo. Or more likely Drugeroo.
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  4112.  @ralphphillips3983  So why not have a minimum tax code on all migrants of 40K a year, coupled with a no welfare condition. If you are right, no one is affected. IF ... being the big word. That's a good compromise isn't it. You think no one's affected by that. Others think that solves a problem you think doesn't exist. Both sides get what they want.
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  4113.  @whitey3631  Its' coming. Watch the TV License numbers.
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  4114. An african american?
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  4115.  @anjou6497  He's an african american. Do your research.
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  4116.  @anjou6497  One of the worlds richest people is an african american. What's colour got to do with it?
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  4117.  @anjou6497  It is. Or rather it was. However calls for violence and incitement to commit criminal acts are not protected speach.
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  4118.  @northernlights6459  If you search for his surname, there's one with the first name of Ancalet. Now is that his father? Change your name, keep the initial, flee to the UK? One option Or perhaps his parents were involved. I'd also suggest checking what Starmer did to prevent people from being tried. It's just like saying he got Himler out of a trial. Starmer is the Rwandan equivalent of Himler's lawyer,
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  4119. Diverse crimes.
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  4120.  @steveturner6770  Mind you the BBC say the BBC license fee offence is the biggest.
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  4121. I was asked for id at 55. Not sure to be insulted or complimented.
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  4122. No. Balance sheet is assets and liabilities. Tax appears in the income and expense accounts.
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  4123.  @DaveBrown1  Of course. Nothing like a bit of elder abuse
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  4124.  @AndrewJOliver  n general is about addressing the fact that the wealth gap in the UK ========= Wealth gap is bad. So what's caused it is more than relevant. The reason for the wealth gap is down to socialist policy of redistribution of the workers's wealth. 20% of their income take and and given to someone else. None of it invested. That leaves a debt, and debt is negative wealth. So the cause of wealth inequality is not investing those pension contributions and the debt. That's why I asked you for the size of the debt. Next the housing crisis. 100% in agreement is real. So what's the cause? Unless you fix the cause you won't fix the problem. It's supply and demand, and the problem is the demand. Deal with demand, prices will fall, units become available. So wealth inequality - a disaster Housing crisis? Caused by migration, its also a disaster. The lefts solution from people like Gary, is more asset stripping of the workers, and more migration
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  4125.  @kaiharrod  The second reality of the orginal state pension was that retirement age was set well above life expectancy for the poor. They paid in, got nothing if anything back. The rich who had longer life expectancy then cleaned up at the workers expense. You have the same going on now. Increase the retirement age, screw the poor out of any wealth they have paid in.
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  4126.  @Dantianblue  ONS. Now my question for you. You clearly don't believe or the ONS on the pension debts. That means you have a number you are comparing it against. That number will range from zero to a large number. What number do you have for the amount owed for the debts, all of them. I'll start with one number, the borrowing to get the ball rolling. The amount owed, close of business Friday, was £2,625.10 billion. That comes from the UK Debt Management Office. Now its your turn. Lets pick just one of the other debts. Civil service pensions. How big is that date? Not future liabilities, not past liabilities, just current liabilities. We don't want to inflate the number.
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  4127. And Bill Would Have Gotten Away With It Too, If It Weren't For Meddling With Kids - Scooby Doo So President Clinton, do you like them old? 🙂 Q. Did Jeffrey ever talk to you about Stephen Hawking's proclivities? A. Yes, he liked watching undressed midgets solve complex equations on a too-high-up chalkboard It wasn't Stephen's fault he was pushed into it He is better than most with a joystick... I did not have sexual relationships with that child.
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  4128. Except DEI hires have a very limited career expectations. It's going to be cancelled.
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  4129. @klaus1085 1. Takes a taxi. 2. Must have know where he was going 3. Went equipped. 4. How did he pick that event out? 5. Look a the place on the map. Can you find that business. It's planned. It's not the rambling mind of a mentally ill person
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  4130. And you know that people will lie to pollsters.
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  4131. Too many vehicles because too many people let into the UK. Like that Highly Skilled taxi driver just sent down for life, [40 years min term] for killing Sara Sharif.
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  4132. So where are the TRILLIONS the workers have paid the SOCIALIST welfare state?
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  4133. How does online shopping affect nightclubs?
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  4134.  @adcs88  You exchange them. The government wants them for starters. Employers and employees move to dollars. So they are happy [except PS workers]. It's happened. ZImbabwe for example.
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  4135. Far easier. 38K a year minimum tax code. That way, you are a contributor not a consumer. Can be implemented over a weekend.
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  4136. Predicted and ignored.
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  4137. You've earned around 575K, and that excludes your pension. Where's the money gone is the more scientific question.
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  4138.  @luisfernando5998  US companies make parts, and believe it or not, other countries make parts too, other than China.
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  4139. Why are you using the word exploit? You're just showing your pro state bias. THe state has created the mess. It's a disaster. Now the AFD offer solutions, and you view that as exploit You're just a fan boy of the disasterous policies. The slaver mentality. Who will pick my cotton without migrants etc.
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  4140.  @billcurrie4896  I used to live in Switzerland. 3rd party insurance was a tenner. You bought a sticker, put it on your bike. You keep the tab. You can't peel it off. So it's a double function. With that tab [or register online] its your bike. Insurance and a bit of a deterrent against thieves.
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  4141. First of many
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  4142. One difference that explains it is lots of observers at the count.
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  4143. The Met Police have proved themselves to be antisemitic.
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  4144. He's lying.
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  4145.  @terryboland3816  Richard is sadly, ignorant of accounting and economics. On the accounting its related to how pensions are booked into accounts and IFRS standards. Hence no discussion on the socialist pension debts. On economics, its the equation of exchange that he won't discuss.
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  4146.  @terryboland3816  I know. I was backing you up. The bit that Richard leaves off [Like the pension debts], is the equation of exchange. That's the connection between resources and money.
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  4147.  @justonecornetto80  You can do them for more than one offence.
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  4148. For the simple reason its factually true.
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  4149. Trumps won it.
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  4150. Tough - its democracy in action/
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  4151. I've not had a letter in years. I reported every letter via a police website as harrasment. Eventually my guess is the police told them to stop. I even named the harrasser, as the woman running BBC revenue services.
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  4152. It's a Kia a type of Cockatoo?
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  4153. My pronouns are te he he.
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  4154.  @MCDONALD6969  The race to the bottom.
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  4155.  @mariustoma2194  Inequality is a consequence. The rich get richer if they invest and don't spend. So ask the question, why aren't the workers doing the same? So first question do they earn a surplus they could invest? The answer is yes. Just under 20% of their income is taken and given to someone else in the form of NI. 30% of their tax goes on the state debts. A huge chunk to bankers like Gary. None of that 30% goes on their services. So they have 30% of their income, plus another 8% for work place pensions that could be going into accululating wealth. That is, if socialists like Gary didn't want to asset strip people.
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  4156. Nah. Twice. Direct question asked, answer no.
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  4157. Korea. Please do a little bit to help the world. 10 years
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  4158. Two options. The police did a U-Turn. The alternative, is he doing a Smollet? Well the Smollet option is for when your channel is tanking and that's not the case. The evidence points the other way, to the u-turn. For example the police statement they lost the paperwork. Then the current approach of the police to frighten people. Plenty of that. So until I have evidence the other way, its the police and the state that's the problem
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  4159.  @lisah9561  So come on. You demand evidence from others. When you get asked for evidence, you have none. You lose.
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  4160. Boris doesn't have a law that exempts him from taxes. Starmer does. Just for him.
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  4161. Wouldn't be surprising.
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  4162. I look forward to that and to no bailout for their pensions.
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  4163. Latest Morning Consult polls. Wisconsin Trump + 1 Pennsyvania - Tied Arizona Tied Florida Trump + 5 Georgia Trump + 2 Michigan Harris + 1 North Carolina Trump + 2 Ohio Trump + 9 Add on the 3-4% systematic bias in favour of Harris. I put Trump on over 300 EC votes.
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  4164. Name Ayodele Onave O J Jamgbadi Birth Jun 1996 Tower Hamlets, Greater London Might be a different person, but the ages match, its East London. But I agree. Import people from hell holes, expect them to change society into a hell hole.
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  4165. On the research. You cannot use that as evidence because its going to be evidence of people taking performance enhancing drugs. It's called a hidden variable.
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  4166. It's not only that he's on his mobile, he's on Grindr. :-)
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  4167.  @kevinkevin-ug9po  Do they still have the painted on windows? What about the one that doesn't fit in the harbour?
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  4168.  @MrPercy112  Exactly.
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  4169.  @Andreea-t5h  Purely based on statistics.
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  4170. Or going bust, or investing in another country,
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  4171.  @skyblazeeterno  What's the point of your post? It's a tax on work. Just like taxes on cigarettes stop smoking, this tax will cause unemployment.
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  4172.  @godzillas6301  You need to explain some more. I'm pretty good at the SAR front with the police. One reason why they don't like me. They fail repeatedly and that means they lose complaints. I've even now got complaints with the ICO for repeated abuses.
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  4173.  @godzillas6301  They certainly do edit video. I've no qualms if it is about removing say evidence for other cases. But I know they have removed video of me, where they have discussed me when driving away. They lost that complaint.
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  4174. Just hand over money. No increases in medical outcomes. In practice, that money comes out of spending on treatments. In other words a cut to the NHS.
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  4175. BBB misses the points. First its about consent. His view is that if you don't give it up you are run out of town. Now swap Tax for Sex and you get the thinking. The other bit, its all about gumming the system up. When lots of people decide to play the game, in the same way as the McLibel team did, the game doesn't work.
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  4176.  @stuartd9741  Agree. There are two reasons. Consent is the big one. Politicians hate the idea of consent for the peasants. That way of thinking is why so many end up in the dock.
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  4177. Sadiq says he's a Norweigan choirboy on a cultural exchange visit. In Brighton, Five men arrested after woman reports being raped overnight. Probably a Barber Shop Quartet and their conductor.
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  4178. Where's the trillions of pounds of wealth the Socialist Welfare state has taken from people?
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  4179.  @nuttycommuter3718  Yes it has. The HWC has been updated.
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  4180.  @AlexandruSilivestru-g1t  Ioan Pintaru = No one with that name ever born in the UK. I've searched. If you then search for his surname to find out where its distributed, only one country popps up. Romania Ioan is also a Romanian spelling of John. So I agree with you. Question is then is he part of the Romanian mafia on Westminster Bridge?
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  4181. Nah, Bethal Green is worse. Garbage everywhere.
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  4182.  @totallyinsane6431  No voted democrat in the primaries.
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  4183. Starmer is up to his neck in it too. Just like the decision not to prosecute Saville.
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  4184.  @chaosflower4892  That's peanuts. Look at the socialist welfare state's pension debts. Really, its peanuts. There should have been no lock down. See Sweden for that.
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  4185.  @deb7834  It's LABOUR and starmer.
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  4186.  @deb7834  The reason why it matters is that Labour, push comes to shove, will dump him as the scapegoat and carry on. So the ship needs to go down with the captain.
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  4187.  @Neil_Gibson  Calling his wife a haggis is a bit rude! :-))
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  4188. How do you get growth when you allow in 1.6 million people who are working and are on welfare?
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  4189.  @citizenVader  There are 1.6 million new arrivals not working. Why is that good for the UK when the UK has to house and fund them?
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  4190.  @citizenVader  What domestic problems?
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  4191.  @shadowsofasiren  The risk to me is foreign nationals. I frequent a cafe. Owner is great guy, Algerian. Anyway, the reason I was in there the other day was someone had dumped a wheel chair. It would just end up in landfill, so I dropped it off. I had done the same with my mother's chair after she departed. They will be shipped off to Algeria where there will be used. Anyway, he pulled me aside. He's worried, Algerians, knives and drug dealing. That's locally. Imported. Or the 3 killed 12 injured in that stretch of road (800m) in the last 18 months. One illegal killed, 2 escaped. The others, one's a neighbour, hit from behind on the pavement. Hit and run, illegal deliveroo motorbike. In a wheelchair. Why should the victims have to put up with it? Then add on the finacial disaster of migration. But migrant on migrant violence is epidemic. But I doubt you've factored in Rotherham etc.
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  4192. Present tense? Change it to past tense.
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  4193. I came across two in my family tree. She got done for passing fake money. He got done, capital offence for stealing a horse. Commuted to transportation.
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  4194.  @markprice748  I've found them. Came about because my brother did a DNA test and it came up as a hit. Wasn't too hard piecing it together. Interesting observation, from the match up to the most recent common ancestor down to me, there's no infidelity. The ship, yes there was real violence on it. Here's the record Robert Espie was a cruel surgeon who flogged the women on their legs, arms and backs. Of his journey aboard the Lord Sidmouth he wrote “I cannot but express my great joy at having got rid of so troublesome a charge.” On Hugh Edwards Pdf, I agree. It's a sham. There's no remorse. No statement to the court at all.
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  4195. I've left in the past, Came back to look after my parents. The options for me exist. Problem for you, with the kids in school, you get to pay for the costs. 3x 3K health care. 3 x 3k Common goods. 2 x 9K schooling. You wouldn't have to fund my common goods, but I've still got that 3K NHS a year. 39K a year in tax needed to break even. You've lost the profit you were making on that. I was paying more tax funding others. 39 min wage earners consuming zero services [as if] have to work for a year to replace that.
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  4196.  @ianoliver3130  I've moved for 8 years. On the real estate front, correct they can't take it. They can sell that's one option. They can mortgage up, which means on death, you can't even tax the value becuase the value is property value less debt. But money leaves, shares leave. There are lots of wealth that is completely mobile and can be moved with a click. A lot will have gone, and you can't tax it.
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  4197.  @skyblazeeterno  Will they? Plenty of places with zero corporation tax for starters. The money moves, now what?
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  4198.  @skyblazeeterno  They problem can. The questions are will they? In reality will get you get more tax revenue? Next and its the bit you won't say. Why do you need the cash? The state makes a 30% gross profit margin. That's tax receipts compared to cost of services. Cut spending. no 200 bn for other countries. No welfare for foriegners. No 20 bn or more creamed off by the greens. Abolish subsidies. Stop the extortion model.
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  4199. It's pretty cool. As he said, its like being given a free shot. He can't really lose, and he certainly gave Humphries a scare.
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  4200. There is no integration in these places
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  4201. So what did you tell the wife to do?
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  4202.  @run2cat4run  When the Tories were in, migration rocketed. Why are you surprised crime increased?
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  4203.  @puravida4329  That's what they tell you. What they do when the fill out the ballot form is somehting elese.
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  4204. Voted. Now for the wife's phone, junior's phone, ....
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  4205. There were arrests at the last one and the Met has already paid out damages for kidnapping and false imprisonment.
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  4206. Have you seen the video of Biden's economist talking?
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  4207. The grift is strong in this one.
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  4208. like Biden and adult diapers.
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  4209.  @fanfeck2844  Remember they caused it. Just like bankers. They are all guilty. Civil servants are all in together.
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  4210. It not unique. Its everywhere.
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  4211. It won't work.
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  4212. Won't happen. 25 years starting tarrif because they will sentence him as a 18-20 year old. Question then aggravating factors? Is he a risk? Absolutely. I would expect 35 years.
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  4213. @ Hear the CPS woman. Here what is comming out and has been covered up. He's clearly a very very dangerous man. So a long sentence is needed for public protection.
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  4214. Solution one. A one sided entry. That just means the entire accounting system is wrong. It means partial transactions have been missed. Solution two is better. There's an audit trail of the complete horlicks. Then look at the "risk". That's reputational risk. Solution three is just criminal. So were the errors and ommission account entries revealed to the defence lawyers?
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  4215. For the simple reason that if you are retired you can't get unemployment benefit or extra pension. Almost all of NI goes on pensions. Why pay for nothing? Meanwhile Mr Tax Accountant, why did you and colleagues hide the £16 trillion pound pension debt off the books?
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  4216.  @TheJonathanNewton  It's called rigging an election. Migrant kills innocent child, and Sadiq Kahn says its price others must pay. Woops, Commissioner, you have to delay past the election, its an order.
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  4217. Who will clean our toilets says what they think about migrants. It's also the same call that plantation owners used in the deep south about abolishing ownership of people.
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  4218. Political ADVANTAGE.
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  4219. Richard is after your house, because its an "unproductive asset".
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  4220. Haley wants to default on Social Security Pension debts.
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  4221. Democrat voter.
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  4222. You don't have to "send them back" bar the criminals. The rest will leave of their own accord. 1. No welfare. 2. Minimum 40K a year tax code. Break even. You might have to fund tickets for them.
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  4223. I take a different view. The cop was wrong. He's a criminal. Those involved are criminals and should be jailed for a long time and ideally deported. If they have dual nationality, cancel their UK passports. If they have families, the go too. After all we can't break up a family, it would be against human rights.
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  4224. Problem is that greed is wrapped up in a mantle of helping others. Starmer is a classic example of this. Reeves, Rayner also.
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  4225.  @Christine-ry1qq  Another C4 actor perhaps.
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  4226. Dear Pipa, Thank you for the ten letters you sent concerning the lack of a TV license at this address, each demanding action and making threats. Presumably, you find it inconceivable that I might be able to live my life without a television set. Please rest assured that I have clean drinking water and adequate sanitation; televisual entertainment is the only impoverished aspect of my life. As it happens, I find it inconceivable that you could live your life without a copy of my book, My Erotic Granny Does Grangemouth. It's a literary homage to one of my favourite films, Debbie does Dallas. However, my records show no purchases from your address. Even though all my books are available to download from the Internet (much like BBC iPlayer and Netflix), I still find it beyond belief that you would be able to live and breathe without paper copies. You have left me no alternative but to schedule a visit from my enforcement officer. He will visit your address without any further warning and threaten you with a court order if you do not let him in immediately. Upon access, he will conduct a thorough search of your premises. Roger.
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  4227. Run Joe Run - Your family is going to need the pardons.
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  4228.  @tttt4029  Ah that argument. If you don't consent to sex, you'll have to leave town. Consent matters. MPs don't believe in consent.
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  4229.  @tttt4029  I agree with you on how it works. One tribe shafts the other tribe. One simple change fixes that. Lets have the right of explicit informed consent in the Human Rights Act. There are other changes needed. 1. Article 4, remove the right of slave labour from the state. 2. Everyone treated equally. e.g No special tax deals for Judges. No extra protection for PS workers. 3. When it comes to enforcing rights, you cannot do that at the expense of someone else. See the consent bit.
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  4230. @ Money is created. Debt is created. The two are equal. What's the issue?
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  4231. Joe you have to run. How are you going to pardon the rest of your crime family?
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  4232. No grafitti? Dream on. I caught Flash, one of the top 3 most wanted, spray painting. Police refused to respond. Complaint upheld. When I told British Transport police they went appshit. Flash is looking at a 5-10 year stretch and Southwark police did nothing.
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  4233. It's that pile of ballot papers they have printed and filled out. A new candidate means they have to start all over again.
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  4234. The list should be of unsafe countries. Any other countries, its on the plane.
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  4235. Austerity is a consequence of the welfare state's pension debts.
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  4236.  @Redf322  I'm also interested in your definition of fair.
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  4237.  @Redf322  Oh, look replies disappeared. 25% raises 70 bn. You need 1,600 bn a year. What else are you going to do.
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  4238.  @Redf322  Lets see if can the first bit done. The debt arises because the pension contributions are spent, not invested. Where is big corp involved in that?
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  4239. Very fishy! :-)
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  4240. The polls support that. Real Clear Polling has the summaries and details.
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  4241.  @aternous  Which polls are you talking about? The result is decided by the battleground states. Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin Given New Hampshire is now even a toss up, its looking bad for Harris. Factor in that bias in the polls historically versus actual polls. I'll make a prediction. You won't post any evidence for those states. You might try cherry picking.
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  4242.  @AB-C1  Same surname. That's a hint.
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  4243.  @AB-C1  From the photographs, very hard to tell. However, the family weren't born in the UK. Not on the UK register of births. Not surprising in Luton .
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  4244.  @AB-C1  I've replied. When you see an un recced post, rec it. That way others know its been read.
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  4245.  @AB-C1  Recommend posts with no recommendations. Then the poster knows its been read. Second, hard if you are on a mobile. Add junk text to dilute the message.
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  4246. I helped out taking junior and some kids to the Brit Museum. Allocated 3 to look after. One kid was mildly disturbed. Then after lunch was a completely different kid. So I suspect he had been sent to school hungry. There are other issues with the child as well. So I agree it probably does go back to the parent. I doubt there were two.
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  4247. This is what happens when you permit shoplifting. Time to bring back Giuliani.
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  4248. Two more for my list Mark Pritchard was already on it, Forced to repay 923.62 in fiddled expenses. I've added the rental to that. John Whittingdale, Forced to repay 301.58 in fiddled expenses, is also pulling the rental trick Alberto Costa, and Geoffrey Cox are on the rental trick. They are #488 and #489 respectively on the list.
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  4249. Chicken Little time for the left.
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  4250. Joint enterprise springs to mind.
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  4251. What's the betting he gets a big payoff? :-)
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  4252. The question is why are they taxing? It all goes back to government debt. Borrowing and pensions. Only the borrowing gets reported because its money owed to banks. The money owed to the peasants, the pensions, is hidden. Try finding it. It's not on the balance sheet So now look at the income and expense accounts. Spending on services down. Taxes up. Where's the difference going? It's going on debts. Very simply, debt causes austerity. Socialist debt, the pension ponzi where there's no investment, zero capital, all redistributed is the cause. So they need a means to justify the looting. Green smeared over it is the current approach.
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  4253. Where are the graphs of natural change the graphs of man made change. We have the net, not the break down.
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  4254. A list of safe countries. Might be easier to make a list of dangerous countries. Israel, Palestine, Yemen, Ukraine. No asylum from safe countries. When a country moves from dangerous to safe, you get a grace period and your asylum is over. You are now an economic migrant. No claims if you passed through a safe country to get to here No permanent right to remain No applications for UK nationality considered. If there is a war, then the UK supports people in neighbouring counties, ie. Where its cheapest so we help the most people.
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  4255. Ouch!
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  4256. He's wearing a Burqa. Not two face. Penquin.
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  4257.  @kenrehill8775  I'm already subbed. I'm after the 30%. Pakistan has the highest levels of consanguinuity in the world. That I'm quite happy with the data. "Inbreeding by Country / Consanguinuity by Country 2024" will give you some nice graphs etc. But the claim is 30% of the cases in the UK [just the UK, are Pakistani]. So far William9592 has failed to provide any evidence, and so have you.
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  4258. It's already nationalised!. It's nationalised industry mess.
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  4259.  @emma24ism  No it is. I've no qualms with FPT because the alternative is even more of a disaster. With one caveat. PR means a selection committee controls who gets elected. That's even more concentration of power. What's needed is open primaries for that. Second the core problem is that a minority inflict their policies on others. That's why a right of consent matters. You just say no, I'm not playing and paying. For the remainer, core things like police, defence, law, we need direct democracy.
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  4260. Recall petition? Only if the Speaker gives you permission
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  4261. What a dilbert. Interest is for giving up immediate gratification of spending your money. Interest is to cover people defaulting on their debts. Lets say you are running a credit card company. You can borrow for one year at 5%. When it comes to your customers 90% paid back in full, 10% default completely. What rate do you need to charge to just break even? No expenses, that's extra? The rate you lend at is "r" So you borrow a million you need to pay back at the end of the year 1,050,000 So what are the borrowers going to pay? Well only 90% of them are going to pay you. They need to pay back their money, the interest you have to pay, and the 10% you lose through default. You need to charge 16.67% to break even No wonder the state is in dire straits when dilberts like this think no interest. So lets cancel his pension. It's debt.
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  4262. Then you get the bots using PDF images posting to sell prostitution, and YT is unable to prevent it, when it fact its easy. They might delete the account after 24 hours. There's one below this.
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  4263. It's called screwing the young so Murphy can live the high life on the debt. He's owed a pension
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  4264. Why inform the BBC he's dead? Let the BBC spend the money.
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  4265. But they threaten us. Two teir.
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  4266. But the councils are talking about a 4 day week at 2 hours a day.
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  4267.  @tonyy452  So lets say you have a bank with 100 million lent to the state. That money has come from shareholders. Depending on the policy set by the BoE, you can loan a multiple of that. That multiple is basically set that your expected losses exceeds capital by a margin. It's control by risk. On top the BoE can set policies that reduce the money supply. It says, we want a bigger margin, so you have to get shareholders to stump up more capital, or you reduce the amount of money you have loaned. That reduces the money supply. If you look at the equation of exchange, that reduction in money supply reduces inflation.
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  4268. Why not? If he left portholes open, hatches open, ....
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  4269. Which antisemitic MP do you want to choose?
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  4270. Only £2,500? At that level the police won't change.
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  4271. National SOCIALISTS. The clue is in the name of
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  4272. He's wrong. Things are dire. You think someone comes along and sells you horse manure and you've jumped. He's the saviour.
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  4273. If its a tea lady he'll be up againts Rachel Reeves. I hear she makes a lovely cuppa.
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  4274. Which idiots put all their misiles in one basket?
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  4275. Ann Selzer's poll. She was interviewed. Tim Pool has it and its a disaster for the democrats. She didn't know what D and R meant in her poll results. So what do the polls say? 1. Insider Advantage - Turmp +6 2. Emerson Trump +10 3. That Des Moines Register. Turns that into +3 Harris and the that pollster, Ann Selzer doesn't know what D and R means in her own results. It's a work of fiction.
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  4276.  @ClactonCuun  Yep.
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  4277. Does ab initio mean that since it never happened, they can't sue for any damages.
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  4278. They have had competition in the likes of Pixar. But above all they have decided to piss off their main customer demographic. The shareholders need to step in and replace the top.
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  4279.  @blackislepeastoo  About the Tories? No I don't care about them. Taking the piss out of them? Certainly.
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  4280.  @SilentRover-lc9jk  Perhaps the most interesting story of the three mayors is that of Celestin Ugirashebuja. At the very early age of 25, with little or nothing to recommend him in terms of educational or employment achievements, he found himself made a Bourgmeister by Habyarimana in 1978 – only 5 years after the coup that brought the President to power. Habyarimana, from the north west, was attempting to gain support and loyalty in the centre and south of the country, where former President Kayibanda had had his heartlands Ugirashebuja arrived first in the UK in 1997 and swiftly obtained funding to start an IT course in Colchester. All changed in 2006. Four of the five men found their quiet UK retirement worlds shattered after a number of media reports about their past put pressure on UK authorities to take action. The BBC (Bajinya/Brown and Nteziryayo), Sunday Times (Munyaneza) and Independent (Ugirashebuja) uncovered allegations by survivors and witnesses who accused them of complicity in the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi. All four protested their innocence. In December 2006, the four were arrested by police and taken into custody where they remained while the first extradition case was brought against them as Rwandan authorities sought to have them sent back to Kigali to stand trial. The case was heard at Westminster Magistrates Court before District Judge Anthony Evans and finally began on 23 September 2007. Kier Starmer, when previously a private lawyer and before becoming head of the CPS, also represented Ugirashebuja.
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  4281.  @andrewdrummond1244  any one coming to the uk must not get other peoples money without consent. That’s a mining tax per head of 14k a year. Including each dependent So sponsorship is the way forward or cash up front or an insurance policy
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  4282.  @gio-oz8gf  Which pension fund do you know of that doesn't invest its funds ======== The civil service pension "fund" for starters. Notice that he has no cap on his pension. He's immune from tax relief on his pension contributions. Why do you think he's proposing more tax for other people, not him? So his pension is an asset. It's unproductive. Lets tax it 30% now.
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  4283.  @Redf322  Lets take that one example. The socialist welfare state. All the contributions redistributed. None invested. So its a socialist not a capiltalist issue. So what issues does that cause? 1. 30 Gross Profit margin, by the state. That's correct. That's the profit the state makes on services. It has to in order to pay the debts. 2. Wealth inequality. Mr Average loses over 2 million compared to what he would have had, if his wealth had been invested. That's his life time loss. Mr 38.5K a year has lost. 3. Lack of investment. There is none 4. Poverty. The state pension is being destroyed pushing more into poverty. But remember, Richard, an accountant, won't tell you how big those pension debts are. Strange one that.
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  4284. Trump the lawfare issue. The public know they are next unless Trump gets in.
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  4285. Ramming only works for sheep.
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  4286. The new normal. Move along. Nothing to see here.
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  4287. The stickers are great. There's those stickers in the US that people were putting on petrol pumps. An image of biden pointing saying I did that. Put on so he's pointing at the price. Why Joe Biden 'I Did That' Gas Pump Stickers Are Appearing Everywhere Why Joe Biden 'I Did That' Gas Pump Stickers Are Appearing Everywhere if you want to research  @ClownWorldYT 
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  4288. The stickers, its a form of heckling. There's no comeback for a heckle like that. I liked Dennis Pennis a lot. His heckle of meatloaf, where meat did he entire interview by singing it in an operatic way was great. "Meat Loaf Performs Singing Interview" His Demi Moore interview, "would you consider keeping your clothes on in a movie!" Now he needs to do a come back, and go for Clinton. "President Clinton, do you like them middle aged?"  @ClownWorldYT 
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  4289. The solution is to cut them and the courts out of the loop. The courts can easily be controlled. Judges have their own special Kier Starmer tax evasion law. That can be repealled and they have to stump up millions or go to jail as tax evaders. Give them a month to pay. So civil servants. A list of safe countries. No asylum from safe countries. Foreign Criminals deported. That's the starter. Make it automatic. No legal aid for asylum, for deportation. The deportation is automatic on conviction. From the court to the plane, or from the jail to the plane.
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  4290. And all that money was REPAID IN FULL. At PENAL rates of interest, the state made a 35 bn profit on the bail out. The SLS creamed the cash.
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  4291.  @logician3641  Last couple of days.
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  4292. But he worked for the BBC. Must be innocent like Jimmy.
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  4293. One on a very very long list. I have 436 MPs on a list that have done wrong.
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  4294. Criminal in more than on eway.
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  4295. And claiming you were in the Falkland's war aged 15.
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  4296. The best banking fraud I ever came across was the one where the fraudster pressed the fire alarm. On the way out dropped a payment form into the out tray to be made by Swift. What happened was the SWIFT system in the office went down, so they had to be Telexed out. There was a different procedure then, where the head of payments had to sign off on payments over a certain size. He pulled the fake out one, and it was never sent. Caught purely by luck. Over 100 million would have disappeared.
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  4297. Report them for spamming.
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  4298. it's certainly a hole now.
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  4299.  @planzed.2  All the inquires have been local. Councils investigating themselves. Bar the one about story telling.
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  4300. @ You can't have Labour MPs on the inquiries, because they are being investigated.
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  4301. The big question why not massively fine the post office on top of the damages?
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  4302. More debt, more debt, more debt. Asset strip the workers even more. Import more poverty Hide the numbers. Politicians to loot more personally.
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  4303. The question. Did she pay tax on the cash?
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  4304. Because they have rigged the prosecution.
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  4305. Says Gorton, so its Gorton
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  4306. Wrong sort of video mate.
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  4307. Perhaps we should tax the people who get free energy - solar, wind, hydro and tidal
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  4308. Make the license fee £10,000 a year. Problem solved.
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  4309. I think you will find many can't. 1) They don't exist. 2) Relatives do the voting for them ...
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  4310.  @Marek-o3u  It's a court order to police/prisons to bring the person to the court.
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  4311.  @Marek-o3u  No. They can do you in your absence. 99% of cases will be that way.
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  4312. Don't forget your toothbrush. Wasn't that a TV program
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  4313. Make complaints. Lots of complaints. Doesn't take many to cost them more than they get in license fee revenue. Report every letter as harrassment. Plenty of case law on that.
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  4314. Lets have a second prosecution.
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  4315. I think Biden's a bit ambitious. Getting out of bed in the morning is a more realistic gaol. But why haven't the MSM been chasing the Actor to find out who is paying him?
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  4316.  @keithparker1346  People had paid the socialist welfare state for their old age pension. They are owed a pension. Civil servants and public sector workers have done likewise and are owed a pension. Which bit of the above is wrong?
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  4317. Just had a FOI request for the ULEZ camera locations rejected. Ho hum, that means its covert filming of private vehicles. Not one of the allowed powers of TFL. That's Police and MI5. So now its each council for the details under their section 8 agreements with TFL
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  4318. 9,500 per match for the box, for free. 25 home games. 5 years. 1.1 million
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  4319. The problem is you need to start with the police because they are lazy and corrupt. Second any migrants or dual national committing and offence, (revoke their uK passports) and deport.
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  4320. Another one of that demographic
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  4321. Wearing a blue dress ....
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  4322. I've found it. Independent assurance review of the effectiveness of multi-agency responses to child sexual exploitation in Greater Manchester Part Three The review into Operation Span and the investigation of non-recent child sexual exploitation in Rochdale
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  4323. Very interesting that the police protect the feelings of antisemites. In other words the met police are antisemitic.
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  4324. Wouldn't be surprising would it? They have been employing each others' wives for years.
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  4325. Just wait, they will have to admit El Loco is right.
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  4326. Like Assad’s prison
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  4327. MMT says you can't inflate your way out of inflation linked debt. So what inflation linked debt does the state have? Pensions are the biggest at 16 trillion pounds But there's 222 bn of inflation linked gilts as well Unpaid wages are small, as are unpaid invoices, and effectively fixed rate The EU debt is inflation linked because its eurocrat's pensions. Losses on insurance contracts, effectively fixed rate Damages, for example the Post Office, NHS for killing and harming people. That's inflation linked because the damages include inflation protection Nuclear clean up, that's work and materials. That's inflation linked Losses on guarantees. Biggest is pensions again, so that effectively inflation linked. So 90% is inflation linked and you can't inflate your way out of inflation linked debt.
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  4328. How's that going to work? The same way as the socialist state pensions. All the wealth redistributed leaving no assets and a massive debt That debt causes wealth inequality, lack of investment, massive austerity, pensioner poverty, ....
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  4329.  @andyarmstrong1175  The biggie in my view. TV License evasion. That needs investigating.
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  4330. Another one at the BBC who is a wrong 'un. Covered up for years. Stop funding the BBC. If you do you are complicit in the abuse of children.
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  4331. Some one needs to ask bill if he likes them middle aged!
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  4332.  @phillyrocks3847 annoy the swamp
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  4333. Why? The mass importation was done for political reasons. Gerrymandering. One of the consequences is graping.
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  4334. Coronations are expensive. The SNP are bust. It will be a press conference at the Chippie.
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  4335. To calculate the odds of this occurring by chance, you need to have statistics on mistakes in the NHS. The total for avoidable deaths in the NHS, just for acute hospitals is 20,000 a year. That's from the British Medical Journal. Now avoidable deaths covers misadventure or mistakes. It covers manslaughter. I saw no evidence that was included in the probabilities. Now that doesn't mean its not murder. It doesn't mean its not manslaughter. It doesn't mean it wasn't someone else. But you have to put the number of expected cases in the UK for a similar pattern occurring purely by chance to the jury. Next we have Gosport hospital where there were 605 killed by one doctor. That wasn't picked up. So again here, they have a problem presenting evidence that the deaths were highly unusual because they cannot be monitoring it.
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  4336. Nothing on the MSM. Nothing on the BBC, ITV, C4. Nothing in the Newspapers, Mail, Times, Telegraph etc. Two tier reporting. Has the government put a D-Notice on it?
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  4337. Name Deraj Demont Meade Birth Nov 2001 Birmingham, West Midlands But no entry on the voter register. So is either lazy, or not a UK national.
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  4338. He's not been convicted.
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  4339. Moral Hazard. Lets see. Take trillions from the workers saying you will give them an old age pension Spend all the money Hide the debts off the balance sheet. Make sure you get a fat cat pension and make sure your pension has capital. When there's a short fall in capital, vote yourself more money. Yep that's socialism for you. Nicholas Taleb published a good book on it called "Skin in the Game". When it comes to politicians and Civil Servants like Richard they have no Skin in Game. It's just that new business model of the state for Extortion.
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  4340. @ No. eg. How did the victim die? They had their throat cut. OK, case closed. Really?
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  4341.  @disekjoumoer  Ah, the sort of person that would have been burnt as a witch in the past! :-))
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  4342. When I was young, I did a lot of the tests in Know Your Own I.Q. by Hans J. Eysenck. What's interesting is that practice increases your IQ, but IQ is supposed to be inherent, not learned or environmentally driven. So that you can increase your IQ with practice says its not genetic, its environment, or that the tests are not measuring anything that is inherited. You cannot change your genes by learning.
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  4343. Add on another 16 trillion for pensions.
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  4344.  @basiaszendrei1603  No I haven't. You've misunderstood tariff and what that means.
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  4345. Leader of the Liberal democrats? Up to his neck in the mess Leader of Labour - up to his neck and lying about his involvement. Admits to 3 innocents being done. CPS says 99.
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  4346.  @kein370  So here's an interesting discussion. The charges go in, what does the head of the CPS do? Reform has a problem. Disclosure. From what I can tell they cannot force the police to disclosure. However they can call police as witnesses. The defence can certainly [my understanding] get disclosure from the police. But they then have to disclose to the prosecution. So they may not even request. The problem the defence has is with the video and a WPC with a broken nose etc. So the courts may decide to stuff the jury. The CPS could take over and squash, but that causes an outrage. It depends on how big the outrage would be from having things open in court if its MI6 ec.
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  4347. Will all those Labour MPs demanding PR now do what they said? Of course not.
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  4348. They tried Tories. It's failed. Labour get one more go. Then its game over for both of them.
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  4349. They are fishing. Arrest someone, anyone. Shows the are doing "something". If he's receiving help, then the state has allowed in huge numbers of criminals
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  4350. A minimum tax code of £38,500 a year for all economic migrants. Can be implemented in a weekend. Taxed at source raises billions. Now would migrants evade tax and become criminals? Tax evasion is a crime so you need to seize assets, and deport.
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  4351. Apart from those born in America.
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  4352. There's an easy solution - a DNA test :-)
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  4353.  @johnh9243  That's one police force. There are 45 in the UK
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  4354. Aaronovitch later appeared to U-turn on the post, suggesting the replies to his comments amounted to a "far right pile on" from "the daftest people on this site". ======== Blaming others for your terrorist offences.
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  4355. Harris has won the 10-12 year old Switfties. Oh wait, they can't vote can they? She's lost the large single woman with cats demographic because of all those videos of cats being barbequed.
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  4356.  @Galerak1  Correct but.... TV Licensing read it as WOIRA. So you have a tested example where it works. There needs to be a template that people can use, and if that ends up in court, it gets tested as to its validity. If its valid then others can use that precedent.
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  4357. Why were you neutral?
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  4358. It normalises it. So you get more.
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  4359. Did he do a Kamala on Willie?
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  4360.  @astra-rb6sz  Your assumption is the police told the CPS.
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  4361. Still spaming eh
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  4362. It's a sham. They won't investigate the real issues.
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  4363. Beat down populism. Google translate says, Labour must become more fascist and deny people votes.
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  4364. Look at Scotland. You then need referenda on tax, like CH. I would suggest a different approach. Abolish rates and council tax. Collect it centrally. Then each area gets the same per head amount. The reason is then that the rich areas subsidise the poor. Then its down to local councils to get the most value out of that money. If you want to do more, be better at doing it. It changes the dynamic and it cuts out whole areas of what is in effect make work job schemes.
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  4365. The extortion model of government.
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  4366. At some point its going to tip, and badly. The hope for Germany is the AfD and they put sensible policies in place. 1. Deport criminals. 2. No welfare for economic migrants. 3. Refugee status ends for Syrians. The war is over. 4. Mimimum tax codes set at break even [UK its 40K a year] 5. Must fill out a tax form. 6. Must pay any tax shortfalls. 7. Tax evasion is a crime. 8. See point 8. Problem solved.
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  4367. On the shirt. Who dyed the birds red?
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  4368. Bizzare. Democracy in action. Left loses. Conclusion its authoritarianism or fascism. So lefties, How do you get socialism without violence? Someone says, I don't consent to your robbery. What now? Send the armed police round to kidnap you until you pay. Sums it up.
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  4369. To be replaced by someone worse. Remember Biden? Dementia and propped up, and we were lied too. Same with labour
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  4370. Make a subject access request for the the details of the "investigations".
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  4371.  @AlexD0007  He feels like he's had two rounds with Mike Tyson, and has chunk taken out of his ear
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  4372.  @stephfoxwell4620  No, that 16 trillion is present value, not future value. It's also inflation linked. So 2.5 trillion GDP now, and you are saying 120 trillion future. A 48 fold increase. That means the pension debts will be around the 768 trillion mark. Now what?
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  4373. No doubt he will be working for big pharma, or he's a transplant surgeon.
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  4374. It's the left wing approach. Accuse others of you own crimes.
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  4375. The Sky Reporters being attacked. The new normal. Endemic everywhere. Starmer says we must accept that. Starmer needs to be exposed to it repeatedly to see what he's inflicted on the UK
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  4376. The same people were saying Dementia Joe was at the top of his gaime.
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  4377. Betting market - Trump wins Polls - Trump wins. Trumps Lead Arizona 5 North Carolina 4 Nevada 4 Georgia 2 Pennsylvania 1 Michigan 1 Wisconsin 0.3 New Hampshire Toss up And on top, there's a bias were Trump gets another 2-3 points because of errors in the polling. Not polling rural areas. Concentating on students. People relucant to tell people who they have or will vote for. Then there's the early votes. Trump way ahead of where he was in 2016
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  4378.  @auntieromainuk  My introduction to Judicial think was Lord Denning. Complaining like hell that the Birmingham six weren't hung, and now the judiciary have to admit they got it wrong. An evil man in the same league as Roland Freisler.
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  4379. There's a simple solution. We just change the tax code of all migrants, yourself included to a minimum of £38,500 a year. Average income, a little below break even because there's a deficit. What's not to like? Easy to implement. It's a letter/email to your employer. Uses an existing system. Raises billions. That means you aren't a burden on other people.
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  4380. Look, I have sympathy. Right to a family life applies. However article 1, you have a right to your property. So there's a balance. Should other people be forced to fund migrants of any type coming to the UK? My view is no. Hence a simple minimum tax code deals with the financial impact. It's easy. None of this cash to civil servants you outline. Second commit a criminal offence, its from the court to the plane, prison door to the plane. That's from DUI and up.
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  4381. Neither born in the UK. Running a travel agency? Very convenient for sending money round the world.
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  4382. Scammers love that sort of data. Imagine being rung up by a doctor. We have found a problem with your test resutls....
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  4383. Has he told his GP?
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  4384.  @spencerhardy8667  Don't let that get in the way of a good mickey take!
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  4385. Those labelled conspiracist theorists have been saying for a long time there were video tapes. Epstein's operation was blackmail. The elite and their puppets said no. Now we discover we were right and they were covering up.
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  4386. More than 200 million medication errors occur in NHS per year, say researchers A study has revealed an estimated 237 million medication errors occur in the NHS in England every year, and avoidable adverse drug reactions (ADRs) cause hundreds of deaths. Researchers from the Universities of York, Manchester and Sheffield report that an estimated 712 deaths result from avoidable ADRs. They say, however, that ADRs could be a contributory factor to between 1,700 and 22,303 deaths a year. Of the total estimated 237 million medication errors that occur, the researchers found that almost three in four are unlikely to result in harm to patients, but there is very little information on the harm that actually happens due to medication errors. This led researchers to review studies related to the harm caused to patients from ADRs. As well as the number of deaths reported, they also showed that avoidable ADRs had significant cost implications, at £98.5 million per year, but this could be significantly higher. BMJ Quality & Safety.
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  4387. A reaction to the "No consent for the peasants" approach of Westminster.
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  4388. Habib is deluded. 22 bn? There's a 16,000 bn black hole in the state's pension debts
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  4389. Computers were trusted - Now how is Administrative Justice going to work? Given the level of failure rate with the Post Office, apply that to the 4 million prosecution that Starmer was being very triumphant about, and its a disaster on a epic scale. You start, justice is to find the truth. Not what is happening now. It's all about extracting the cash. One point, on the jury bit, and the evidence, where does personal experience come into it? If you know that the prosecution [or defence] is talking the proverbial dogs dangly bits, what do you do?
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  4390. In my view it has. Having made complaints about police officers, its clear that lying is endemic. You can see this on lots of videos. I was watching one the other day where the police officer's opening statement was a lie. He accused someone of trying to open lots of police vehicles. Since it was all on video, its clear he was lying. Eventually he started back tracking because he worked out he had been caught. So I would be taking a default position that the officer is not honest. Second we had Stamer the other day triumphant that the CPS on his watch had prosecuted 4 million cases. Lots of things spring to mind. 1. Administrative justice. No courts, just someone or a computer saying pay up. Good examples are parking were you appeal and its clear they haven't looked at what you have written. I've not paid a parking fine in 20 years. I've had them, I appeal. It's denied. I take it to the tribunal and win. Every time. The system is broken. 2. They've created laws that are just there to extract money 3. There are out of step. 4. They are malicious. 5. They look the other way. A good example here. I had a hand in one peer going down for a year. So I started asking FOI questions. One, if they had released it would have exposed industrial levels of fraud in the Lords. So the person handing our money out to his mates, made it a state secret. You can't go to court to get that reversed. I've now got 6 made out to me personally. The only good thing, you can rightly state that most of the lords are frauds. They can't defend against that without a far more serious crime of breaking state secrecy laws. So my presumption, they are going to be acquitted unless I make a judgement that they need to be segregated from society. Unless its a politician, a policeman etc, in which case send them down.  @parrotshootist3004 
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  4391.  @Chris-v9c  Finnish Choirboy on a culteral tour of Europe.
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  4392.  @perkinscrane  Inflation is not stablity. It's the opposite. The price index of 100 (reset at the start) is stability So why 2%? So on the energy prices. So do we now get deflation in energy prices. Government policy. Printing money is what they did and that was the BoE.
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  4393. Disagree. List the dangerous countries? Palestine, Ukraine, Yemen. Hard to see others. So why do we have lots of Asylum seekers from Nigeria, from Algeria, from Afghanistan [the war is over]. ... So we need to give people who have claimed from countries that are now safe, a period of time to get their affairs in order and return home. From the commons In 2021, 42% of applicants were nationals of Middle Eastern countries, and 23% were nationals of African countries. This pattern shifted in 2022 with the largest nationality groups being Asian countries (32% of applicants) and European countries (25% of applicants). Why are 25% of applications from EU countries? It's fraud Then we have economic migration. An even bigger disaster. Easy to fix with a minimum tax code for economic migrants at break even. The issue, and you are losing on this. People know that its a massive fraud. Both asylum and economic migration. So they are quite prepared to say no asylum, period. That's dangerous in my books, but that's what your policy has produced. So start with the basics. Asylum from the European . 25% Where's the war? UKR isn't included in that number.  @stinkoshatter-shield2096 
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  4394. 1. you don't quite get that the purpose of asylum isn't just "when u do a run away from da war". Yes it is. It's certainly nothing to do with poverty. 2. So we need to give people who have claimed from countries that are now safe, a period of time to get their affairs in order and return home". OK but why? We've done the moral thing. Why does that extend to housing feeding educating etc, when the danger isn't there? Of course there's a compromise. You could set up a crowd funding site, to pay any short falls Lots of people like yourself can do that. That's the consensual set up. You do believe in consent? 3. If someone is working in the UK, living in the UK and has become a naturalised citizen - Then they aren't an asylum candidate. On the getting the citizen ship, there needs to be an extended period of time. They must have made a net contribution and that is likely to continue. 4. They're not directly contributing to the housing crisis, or the mortgage crisis, or the cost of living crisis They have increased the demand for housing, so they contribute. Mortgage crisis? What crisis? Cost of living? Yes they have if they pay less tax than the cost. The backlog is I agree, a government error. I've proposed a simple way to deal with the backlog. Reduce the housing crisis. Help with the cost of living crisis. What you haven't said, which migrants we should accept. So lets put some examples. 1. Deliveroo rider on min wage with a dependent. 2. Someone earning 28K a year with a dependent 3. Someone earning 38.5K a year with a dependent 4. Someone earning 100K a year with a dependent. There's 4 wage points. The dependent bit is based on the actual average for the UK Which one's help the UK financially, which ones don't?  @stinkoshatter-shield2096 
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  4395. The teachers are to blame. The parents have been infantalised by the state. The state says, we know best. It's the state
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  4396.  @BAmalakas  Spot on analogy.
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  4397. There are issues. How do you control the AI? 1. For example the one I use can't control what type of docstrings it generates. 2. I would like a whole of app analysis. 3. Bias. I can easily detect bias in code generation. It's clear that the code bases are older, so there's a bias to older code, not newer more modern libraries. Now I've seen examples where the code generated is very good. Even better that I had writen and I've learned from it. That's interesting. As an aside, I did write a small script to generate a dictionary for the Enlish language. That was very good. But control over the output is a real deficiency.
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  4398. The German police say its a terror attack by an Afghan asylum seeker known to the police
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  4399. @ My oldest friend wife told me yesterday, they are off. 250 min wage taxpayers are needed, with no services, zilch to replace the tax they paid. Given they employ 5-6 people, you could lose that too.
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  4400. @ They are leaving. Plenty of places. Assets? Which ones? Property? Sell it. Cash out. Move. Shares? Bonds? Click. Moved.
    2
  4401.  @jorgemonasterio8361  He may as well be talking about leprechauns. It's an even more realistic 'solution'. How much cash do you need? What's the problem you want to solve? How big's the problem? For example, the welfare state is 16 trillion in debt. 10% per year increase. Just to keep things as they are you need 1.600 bn a year. Each year, every year. How many hyper rich are there in the UK who can pay that?
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  4402. Sunday times rich list. Top 100, gets down below your multimillionaire status. Remove the foreigners living in the UK. I've done that very crudely, you have 316.88 left to tax. The interest on that is under 16 bn a year at 5%. That's less than the money Starmer has agreed to pay to give away the Chagos islands. The pension debts will have increased by 1,600 bn this year. What are you going to do to get the other 1,584 bn? What happens next year?
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  4403.  @GeekGamer666  Option 2. Take all their wealth. That covers the increase in the pension debts for 72 days. A little over 2 months. What do you do for the next 80 years?
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  4404. Does it fit in the harbour? Have they removed the painted windows and replaced with glass?
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  4405.  @RecliningWhale  And socialist pensions are the cause.
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  4406. Admit it. You would like the first person charged to be an SNP or Green politician.
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  4407. Except even with your logic, the valuation is by the lender.
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  4408. Clinton - 73 times Trump 2 and the answer to the question in Trumps case was NO.
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  4409. Nelson's column is worth a visit. Look at the images in bronze around it and I don't mean the lions. The freezes. Look at the faces. You have black faces from people who were fighting at trafalgar on the British side.
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  4410.  @danmayberry1185  You need to do some history
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  4411.  @hmmmmm64  I've swung to it being correct.
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  4412.  @Matttski  Yes. She reported being mugged. Now there is no evidence I've seen that was fake. She then claimed for her phone when she still had it. That was the fraud. The hard evidence, she was convicted.
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  4413. Welcome back. Councils are going to ramp up taxes because they are entitled to other peoples' money to keep them in the life style to which they have become accoustomed. No services for the money. You can see that by the fly tipping, the rubbish. You can see it by the extortion that they practice.
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  4414. You clearly don't. Create a new currency, the voucher. Pay public sector workers with vouchers. Heck quadruple their wages, in vouchers. You can never run out of vouchers. Of course when they spend the printed vouchers, or try to, you get the problme.
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  4415.  @charliemoore2551  Because it can print Vouchers to pay civill servants. Remember it can never run out of vouchers.
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  4416.  @blackbulldog4897  And? The government can run out of purchasing power. You cannot magically create resources out of thin air.
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  4417. More lawyers creaming the cash.
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  4418. I notice a correlation with beer consumption
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  4419.  @alexbowman7582  MI5 or MI6?
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  4420. Plus, UKR has worked out that targetting Oil Refineries is a very high bang for your buck attack.
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  4421. I've managed to get 200 accounts removed from youtube for advertising sex for cash. The oldest profession. Google need to step up and deal with it.
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  4422.  @JimBrowning  You have the cash for sex adverts. Easy to see on BBC news, red bikini for the pick. So they just need to check recent accounts, look at the pictures and the banners, then shadow ban them. It's not hard. It's very very simple coding. Same for the other scams. By the way, if you hack your scammers phone systems, get them to call lots of police stations all over Pakistan or India, giving details of the scammers, addresses names etc. That escalates the cost of business massively if we are talking bribes, and its even more funny that they are paying for it all.
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  4423.  @JimBrowning  It's relatively easy. Check sums of frames, even a random sample of frames per video. Then the first uploader, gets the details of videos that have those check sums. THey can then report. To prevent automatic reporting, you make sure that 1 in 20 isn't the same video. If you report the wrong video as yours, you lose that check.
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  4424.  @isfbuster6733  So the scheme. What are the consequences?
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  4425. We are. But Richard covers it up. Namely where are the trillions the workers have paid the welfare state? Why are the pension debts hidden off the books?
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  4426. No, Norweigan choirboy on a culteral tour.
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  4427. Smart move by Trump, paying for a fake poll to keep Biden on the ballot!
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  4428. It's a referendum on independence.
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  4429.  @Steven-vo4ee  I've a nice bet on. Placed when Biden was dumped undemocratically.
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  4430. There are reports of tapes of Andrew, Bill Clinton and Richard Branson. Now there's a threesome video I never expected to think about! :-)
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  4431. Interesting that large donors have sad no to Kamala.
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  4432. Or do they bring back Salmond from the dead?
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  4433. It's the fiddling of debts off the balance sheet that's the issue.
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  4434. Bruce Schneier is an expert on security and has written a whole book on the subject. "Liars and Outliers: Enabling the Trust that Society Needs to Thrive" He however in my view misses one key aspect. That of consent. He's still hung up on the idea that the state isn't the parasite. When you throw consent in, and ask, where is the consent you come to different conclusions. Having said that its a good read. Lots of interesting bits of research on different matters relating to trust, and the group. It's relevant here because the state has destroyed the idea of the group.
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  4435. And when it doesn't we revoke the increase. We cut pay, and use that money to employ and train more staff.
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  4436. No, #45285
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  4437. One for the list of things for Reform to fix. Abolish it. In the interim, just keep making subject access requests for each ticket. Then send the right to be forgotten order. Then follow up with a subject access request to check. If you're still on the system, send the complaint to the information commissioner's office. You know it makes sense.
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  4438.  @sumary7663  The obvious question. What interactions has he had with the father?
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  4439. Raising taxes means austerity for the peasants.
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  4440. Vote early vote often.
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  4441. Spain took it
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  4442.  @Mike_5  Fire brigade are happy.
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  4443.  @Mike_5  I think the joke has gone over your head. The bit about the grow room.
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  4444.  @Mike_5  Doesn't have to be deliberate. Just the grow lamps setting the crop off.
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  4445. Every two years, send you're ex'es a letter saying do you still love me? Even if you have a restraining order. BBC says its legal.
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  4446. On the police investigations. What if he orders the police to get their arse into gear? Blame the predecessor. The SNP's big error. If they had been competent, then they would have made the case for independence. Instead they have been incompetent and that's the biggest argument for voting to stay.
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  4447. The puppet masters said no.
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  4448. 24 home games a season. 5 years of parliament. £9,500 cost of a box, this year. £1,140,000 in freebies.
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  4449. Money with resources. The bit you can't distiquish Richard. The magic money tree doesn't produce resources.
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  4450. Supposed? Not in my view. I know of another case where the person I sat next to for 5 years had to intervene to stop them killing his child with an overdose of drugs.
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  4451. Drugged or Alzheimers, its clear there are people pulling the strings. Top of the list is Obama, second Hillary.  @jybrokenhearted 
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  4452. So it looks like his attempt to top himself failed.
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  4453. Codswallop. The cash is there. Lots of cash. Council tax - massive increases.
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  4454. What was on the hard drive?
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  4455. It's way more than 22.
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  4456.  @T5Zplayer  What is? More Labour MPs have done wrong that Tories. Or do you mean as a percentage of MPs? Like Respect. 100% in that case. But on absolute numbers Labour are head and shoulders above the Tories.
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  4457. it is interesting. They hate other people. The bile that comes out of them is legion.  @TriumInfinitum 
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  4458. Squat the squaters. What are they going to do?
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  4459. An appointed and anointed leader to do their bidding.
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  4460.  @TH3-MONK  Please acknowledge you've got the details. You never know what YT deletes.
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  4461. It's interesting that the General Records Office [now the passport office] runs a breeding book of the serfs. Just like the plantation owners used to do with their property, people and horses.
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  4462. Given you a rec so in this case you know you aren't.
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  4463.  @jaimhaas5170  Well she did end up on her back with her legs in the air! :-)
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  4464. 34 year old - released no charges
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  4465. Increase it to 10,000 a year. That solves the problem. The real problem is that they want to change it so you have no right of consent. You MUST pay for it, use it or not.
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  4466.  @lostronin380  same with my joke about a sausage ... dog and peanut butter.
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  4467. She argued Britton should be allowed to own or live with any creatures other than 'mammals' and the ban should not be lifetime because of the 'reasonable prospects of rehabilitation'. =========== So he's become attracted tgowards marsupials. =========== From 2020 until his arrest in 2022, Britton used the encrypted social media service Telegram to connect with 'like-minded' animal abusers. =========== So what's the progress on getting the like minded into the court? The BBC sure can pick 'em
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  4468. Paid to look the other way...
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  4469. Part of me says she should. However its clear she is going to target one person, and that one person is not allowed to speak in the commons.
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  4470.  @Geokinkladze  Depends. If it results in the bankruptcy, its an issue. For those who think they can get the assets for zero, as many here are, it won't work. The assets will have been pledged against the debts.
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  4471. Go on, you'll make an exception this time.
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  4472.  @Jason1-gl9my  No I've been at their door. They don't like me. Too many complaints won. 8 last year 4 this year. 3 where the IOPC are going to be forced to investigate. That takes a lot of doing to get them off their arses. I've a crime report I've been typing up this morning with more details. Met refused to accept that Monday. They had the complaint Monday and have gone silent. I know all about crime reporting since one of my priors resulted in them being given a direct order to change their policies of hiding crime. So I'm off to the CoLP this afternoon. I have had them knock on my door of course. An inspector to visit me in person to appologise. But I suspect that's not what you were expecting. So join me, in the awkward squad. Together we can make a real change.
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  4473. So millions times 4-5,000 a pop, makes for lot of business for the PPI lawyers.
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  4474. Harman surely.
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  4475. There's no such thing as far right. Notice how the BBC never talks about extreme left, far left. No as far as the BBC is concerned far left is what they are so it cannot be extreme. So they repeatedly break their charter by attacking what's a massive section of the public. They don't get airtime which breaks the charter. Same for people who are anti state. Not allowed. BBC breaks the law in the process. That's why the public are defunding then and they are getting desperate demanding the government extorts more cash with no consent.
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  4476.  @Aaronwhatnow  We have lots of far left parties in the UK. Labour for example. Tories another example Then we have the extreme left.
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  4477. Again you confuse debt with borrowing. Borrowing is debt. Clearly But what about the debts that aren't borrowing? Why do you think the state and the BBC are honest when they report national debt numbers?  @Xeeni87 
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  4478. Of course it will change. It will get far worse.
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  4479. Fullfact are full blown socialists.
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  4480. Schadenfreude is great.
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  4481. What about the cases where's she's screwed up? What happens to her victims?
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  4482. Simple solution. Do not speak at all to anyone who uses them/they pronouns. They can fo
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  4483. A poll where you pay for the result you want.
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  4484. So lets pick one. Arizona. Real clear politics has the polls. Now if you look back at the last 2 presidential votes and compare poll results against actual votes, 3-5% is the under reporting of Trump votes. Mostly through not sampling country votes because they are hard to poll. But. Trump is up on average 2.3. Maxiumum 8 points ahead. Just one example. The look at the Direction of Country polls. Harris/Biden is -36.6 Since she's a continuity candidate, she's toast from that Nevada, Pensylvania, North Caroline, Georgia all to Trump. Even the others with that bias in the polls its looking very bad for Harris.
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  4485. And the pavements, and pedestrian crossings. Oh but they are, and they still break the law.
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  4486. Austerity isn't a policy. It's a consequence of the debts
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  4487.  @Mugwump42  You won't like the pension debt number. Not that the state reports it. It just reports the money owed to bankers
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  4488. The government taxes Joe £10. The government spends that £10. Where's the money creation? There is none. The £10 spend hasn't created any new money as you claim.
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  4489. Have you had that in writing from them? Is that all complaints or just this one?
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  4490.  @Tredenix  It's the other way round. Let me explain. You need to earn 40K for the state to break even on you. There's a deficit and the average wage is 38.5K. Now the economics are that most migrants don't come anywhere near that. So you get an economic disaster. But do the thought experiment. What if there was a minimum tax code of 40K on each migrant to come to the UK? Could you earn that without being integrated? No. Would you be a criminal? Unlikely. For the rest of society, you know they are paying their way. Instead we have poverty imported. We have people who have trashed their societies, now trashing the UKs. 40K minimum tax code and hence no welfare is the simple fair solution. When the left says who will pick crops, remind them of the US civil war. That was a war over who will pick crops - on the cheap
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  4491. Perhaps Welsh. But the is a cultural tour of a Finnish choir in the midlands going on. For diplomatic reasons that would be covered up too!
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  4492.  @pup6728  Signs with red circles are mostly prohibitive. Plates below signs qualify their message. ========= Highway code. Not surprising there's a red circle sign for no cycling. You might have seen one. They aren't optional for you cycling. The Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions 2016 RTA 1988 section 36 has been lawfully placed on or near a road, a person driving OR PROPELLING a vehicle who fails to comply with the indication given by the sign is guilty of an offence.
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  4493.  @hairyairey  Read the law. Cycles are "propelled vehicles".
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  4494.  @hairyairey  This section should be read by all drivers, motorcyclists, CYCLISTS and horse riders. The presence of street lights generally means that there is a 30 mph (48 km/h) speed limit unless otherwise specified. I'm not sure you get this debating thing. You say I'm wrong. You provide a link. You expect me to accept it. I go and check it, and it contradicts what you are trying to say, and confirms I'm right. Oh dear.
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  4495. Should the state default on its debts? Should banks get paid, but not pensioners?
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  4496. So the 20,000 the English hospitals kill each your from avoidable errors. Who gets billed for that?
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  4497. If a candidate accepts contributions for the general election before the primary is held and loses the primary (or does not otherwise participate in the general election), the candidate’s principal campaign committee must refund FEC website
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  4498.  @ShawnHCorey  Or stick was pushed forward, for example because speed was low. Microbursts are assoicated with large thermal activity. It's mid winter.
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  4499. 1/3rd in London
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  4500. Very easy. Increase the minimum tax for each economic migrant to £38,000 a year. That can be done in a weekend, letters go out to the employers on Monday. Say a week to deliver. Taxed at source, employers have to implement. Second step. Since you are deemed to earn 38K a year, you don't get welfare. Information is sent to the DWP, and they update their database, send the letters out as per normal. So massive cut to spending, massive increase in taxation. The infrastructure is already in place. Don't tell civil servants, there's no need to recruit anyone.
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  4501. Crap. Here's a set of policies. 1. No criminals - barred and deported. 2. No discrimination 3. Net contributors only. 40K minimum tax code. No welfare. No social housing. Problem solved.
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  4502. A minimum tax code of 38,500 a year on all economic migrants would be a great start in making the UK great again. Can be implemented in a weekend. Letters/emails go out on Monday. The tax paid at source starts flowing in a week.
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  4503. @NoreenGoundry given social services knew the were told
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  4504. Bring it on. He's raised the issue, now Labour and Tories are scared because of their past behaviour.
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  4505. Defund the BBC. They don't like us. We don't like them. A divorce is the solution. The BBC is the richer party and the BBC should pay the people who don't watch them alimony.
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  4506. You need to push, Biden AND DEMOCRATS.
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  4507. Lets have a minimum tax code of £38,500 on all economic migrants. Lots of tax. Easy to implement Solves the housing crisis.
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  4508. Wasn't the wall paper for Downing Street?
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  4509.  @LordJinkies  But that's the plantation owner idea. It's what they want. They earn very little. The plantation owners clean up. The rest of us have to fund it. Make it you get a tax code of 38,500 a year [average wage]. That solves it.
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  4510.  @stephenchisholm1014  If you earn over 38,500, you are paying your way. So nothing wrong with getting the NHS. Legal aid? What legal aid, you are too rich.
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  4511.  @daryl1776  Debt causes austerity.
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  4512. And why? 1. It's been imported. 2. The welfare state has asset stripped the workers.
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  4513. He's democrat. He voted democrat in the primary
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  4514.  @brendanlea3605  Look there's rampant fraud. That really harms the poor because that means they don't get the support they need. The money's going to the fraudsters. Why would you want to protect fraudsters and harm the poor?
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  4515.  @brendanlea3605  So pensions. Richard doesn't want the pension liabiltiies on the books. It's an accounting fraud. He knows that. But imagine you get the bill as a personal annual statement with your share of those debts? £600,000 rising at 10% a year. What's your reaction to the debt? What's your reaction to those that hide the debt? What's your reaction to those that spent your wealth?
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  4516. Free bus passes to them are an irrelevance. They would even buy a ticket, and go looting.
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  4517.  @Renegade1127  They don't if we take final salary schemes. The reason why almost all of them have deficits is because the pension regulator sets the discount rate too high. That makes the liabilities look smaller. However as you get closer to payouts, that fiddle unwinds and you get deficits. That almost all of them have deficits shows its systemic, and the common factor is the regulator.
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  4518. That's my view. Cyclists speeding is careless cycling Man crashes scooter into gate by leighton is an interesting video. Somewhere there is a whole compilation of the same spot.  @alxgu198 
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  4519. You are wrong. Speeding falls below the standard of a competent cyclists. It's also ignoring road signs. So section 29 of the 1988 RTA applies.  @scaryfakevirus 
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  4520. So a driver with a broken speedo cannot be prosecuted for speeding, because they do not know the speed they are doing. What a brilliant defence. Can we call on you as an "expert" witness?  @tubemonks 
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  4521. law is a brake on each wheel. Only thing? 1. Lights in after dusk, before dawn? 2. Reflectors on the pedal? 3. A cyclist with a brain Two of the above are true, one is false. Can you spot it?  @keithdenton8386 
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  4522. When is Stamer going to pardon those jailed for telling the truth that he hid over Southport?
    2
  4523. Make crime reports about Rowley's criminal damage. Then they have to explain why its not revenge.
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  4524. So he's trying to claim his racism is a mental health issue? We are getting to peak insanity.
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  4525. He's applied to Childline.
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  4526. I'm looking forward to the debate, Biden is toast. Trump needs to make sure that the debate is after the deadline to be on the ballot paper. No switching in another candidate.
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  4527.  @stuontwo677  That's cost per year. How big are the debts? ie. Mortgage versus monthly payment. How big are those debts?
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  4528. I live in London. 35,000 officers. 12 Basic Command Units means 2,900 officers per BCU [Civilian staff on top] 25 officers on front line duty. 3 shifts -> 75 a day. Holidays training, injury, sickness, lets double it. 150. What are the other 2,750 doing? That explains huge amounts of the mess.
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  4529. Instead of prenups, there will be predate agreements.
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  4530.  @BlueInk912  UK state takes 45-50% and the services are crap. Lithuania takes 20%, and the services aren't. The public sector and the politicians are the problem. More of the problem isn't the solution. So lets start by axing Murphy's pension. Zero. Zilch. 100% taxation on that wealth.
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  4531.  @barrydwyer2039  Stop importing poverty. The Pensions Increase (Pension Scheme for Keir Starmer QC) Regulations 2013 The PM, a Labour PM, has his own personallised tax evasion law.
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  4532.  @michaelmayo3127  How big's the problem you are trying to 'solve'? The state has already taxed the wealth. All those pension contributions from the workers have been spent. Now what?
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  4533.  @michaelmayo3127  I'll ask you. How big is the problem you want to sovle. For example unfunded public sector pensions. How big are those debts?
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  4534.  @rfrisbee1  Public sector workers. That's all of them punished. Not including their pensions.
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  4535. More tax. More Tax. Roll on up and get your economic snake oil here. Tax is the cost of state services. Why is inflation in state services a good thing? In reality its people like Murphy who have massive hidden wealth who created the mess, now demand more tax so their hidden wealth is paid who are the problem
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  4536.  @firmeproductions9101  No. Two mentions of Trump Casino. So that doesn't count. =========== 8 Q. Did they ask you to engage in sexual 9 contact and you refused? 10 MS. McCAWLEY: Objection. 11 THE WITNESS: No. 12 BY MS. MENNINGER: 13 Q. Marvin Minsky? 14 A. I don't know that. 15 Q. George Lucas? 16 A. No. 17 Q. Donald Trump? 18 A. No. 19 Q. Did you ever massage Donald Trump? 20 A. No. =========== So what's the issue with Trump? Now when it comes to Clinton....
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  4537. I need to add them to my list ... Andrew Gwynne was already on it. Forced to repay 3327.56 in expenses. Fraud if we did it. Oliver Ryan is number 477
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  4538.  @Sa-lf2ym  No it wasn't. The average age of marriage is very consistent over time at 25.
    2
  4539.  @Sa-lf2ym  I've a database of my ancestors. Random selection. I didn't get to choose them. 24.87 years is the average age of marriage. That's for 8762 people, and I've restricted that to post church records under Henry VIII Isn't genealogical software lovely?
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  4540.  @Sa-lf2ym  "British marriage, zoomed out" Rose Mintzer-Sweeney Says you are wrong
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  4541.  @Sa-lf2ym  "Median age of marriage for all men and women" Wikipedia. On marriage in the UK, again says your are wrong So what's this "British genealogy" link What's the CU link? Enough to google it.
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  4542.  @Sa-lf2ym  The UK has never had Roman law. That's a European system. We have Common Law.
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  4543.  @Sa-lf2ym  So what has Roman law got to do with the UK? My bet is you didn't know that there's a difference between Roman law and Common Law. 13 in Iran. Still. Afghanistan you have 12 year olds getting married, invariably to older men.
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  4544.  @brianwilson6403  Pumpkin positive. If you have ever opened a pumpkin, you will understand.
    2
  4545.  @TheTreeOctopus  aiding and abetting.
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  4546. BOGOF
    2
  4547.  @blaydCA  They won't need them on KY jelly. They've gone on strike winning them a Darwin award.
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  4548. No way will people vote of Kackles.
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  4549. It can be done in a day. You announce a public independent inquiry. How hard is to make an announcement?
    2
  4550. Or Mrs Steven Luck.
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  4551. Arrest Fauci. Let him argue it out in court that a robot is allowed to pardon criminals.
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  4552. Surely you will be going to check that he's no longer here? :-)
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  4553. They report it was a car that dunnit.
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  4554. @ I hear this argument all the time though that only high earners are net contributors to the tax take. 40K a year is break even. Average wage is 39K and there's a deficit. So why import millions of non working and min wage earners? On the wealth side. The workers have paid 20% of their income to the state. All that has been redistributed, as you demand. That leaves a debt. A massive debt. So your policies have caused the inequality. What should have happened is that 20% should be invested and owned by the workers. With work place pensions on top that 26-27% of income. Over the years that accumulates into a lot of wealth. That's what happens in places like Switzerland Singapore and Australia.
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  4555.  @tylerheinrichs2806  None. They need massive welfare to just live. Plus you have millions of min wage or no wage migrants arriving to the UK. Someone 'has' to fund them. Somone 'has' to fund those debts gary won't talk about. The debts not owed to him and his banker mates. I say 'has' because' the reality is they don't have to be paid.
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  4556. My best friend is off. He and his wife, 500K a year. That's 250 min wage earners for a year in tax, gone. Plus the corporation tax, capital gains tax, the works. The super rich will just off shore the lot. Dyson's gone. That odious plumber's gone. Branson's gone. All the hedge funds have assets held offshore to avoid bail ins. Now what? More poor migrants on welfare? They can't even cover the cost of their own services. The other day Reeves was begging them not to go. Even more worrying is investment. That screws any growth ideas.
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  4557.  @dunkirk1581  Surely this is inciting violence. In the UK that is an Inchoate offence. It will also be an offence in Scotland.
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  4558. 5 more years of this.
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  4559. When they start with Career Criminal, but he gets to play the mental health card? There is a massive disconnect there. Here's a suggestion. First offence, you get the standard sentence. Second offence, you get the standard sentence for the offence. But since its your second offence, the sentence is doubled. Third offence - tripled. ... That's a system that deals with people like Byer. He would be quickly on to the 5 year stretch, the 10 year, the 16 year. We would be safe.
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  4560. He's not a fascist. It's just projection by the left.
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  4561. Labour. The party of antisemitism
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  4562. Normally you can't get near the IOPC. However, I've got a complaint going in next week, that will end up at the IOPC. But in general you are correct. I asked them for the statistics on the complaints submitted via their system. We don't record that information. They have no idea about complaints, where they end up.
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  4563. There needs to a a police investigation because of claims of blackmail and that's an offence.
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  4564. We need the right of explicit informed consent in the HRA.
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  4565. It's desperation from Tories.
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  4566.  @El.Cid17 It's a certainty that Charles has done things he doesn't want others to know about. He's human. If you have a brother, do you know things about him that he wouldn't want others to know. For example, if he's asked for advice etc. Or needed consoling. Again a racing certainty. But if you corner a wounded animal they can and will bite. He could easily leak information for example.
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  4567. Make the whole of the UK a freeport.
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  4568. So lets put forward a change. An article zero of the Human Rights Act. Everyone has the right of explicit informed consent. What's not to like? Well if you are Richard, a lot. Informed consent? His pension debt isn't reported so there's no informed at all. Explicit? Where's the signature saying we agree to hand over trillions?
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  4569. Of course there is. It starts with Nolan and being open. Which house and when? Then the paper work convicts her.
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  4570.  @goodyeoman4534  I waas reminded of a police murder case. Little old lady, had found her husband battered and dead. Police arrive to investigate. She's a bit upset, but has a roast on the go. Would the police like some, she's got extra. So they tucked in. And ate the murder weapon. She'd killed him with the frozen leg of lamb.
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  4571. Woodchipper goes bbbbbrrrrrrrrrffssss
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  4572. Perverting the course of justice. There must be an equivalent in Scottish law.
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  4573. What football chants do you think we will get? Charles is not my King Starmer is a ****
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  4574. I sure someone will do the analysis. Transcript. Does she answer the question? Y or N
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  4575. Pass a law. Problems magically solved. More laws, more taxes solve everything.
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  4576. Repeat across the USA.
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  4577. It should be taken in context. It's an anti israeli/jewish protest. That's taking it in the right context. It's antisemitic.
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  4578. I hear he is being blackmaled.
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  4579. I've just read the wikipedia entry on that. What struck me, is just how feudal the UK government is.
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  4580. Charlie Boy can earn his civil list. 700 letters or is it 4,000? A pardon, an exoneration, and an apology as to what his government and legal system has done to them. I wouldn't send them by post.
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  4581. Man who threw items at Farage gets suspended term ========= Violence for a politican end. No jail Two tier justice.
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  4582.  @drmodestoesq  Exactly. End catch and release. It's got an advantage that if the only way on and off is a boat, hard to get away. On the menu suggestions. Go veggie.
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  4583.  @drmodestoesq  For migrants in the UK, a simple solution is a 40K a year minimum tax code. Taxed at source raises billions. Of course I suspect you can guess what that does.
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  4584.  @drmodestoesq  I'm an omnivore. However there are some delicious vegan meals. Indian for example. There are tofu dishes from Japan that are great. Even rat is a great dish. Ratatoui for example.
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  4585.  @ddempsey9642  They will just try again. Deporting back to Afghanistan etc, means the message will get through. It's not worth risking the UK
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  4586. No evidence of that. What is true is that Starmer was the lawyer for Celestin Ugirashebuja. Celestin Ugirashebuja was one of the architects of the genocide, like Henrich Himler was the architect of the final solution. Starmer earned £1 million in today's value of money preventing Celestin Ugirashebuja from standing trial. There are other genocidal warlords living in the UK. In Rwanda there was Ancelet Rudakubana, another genocidal warlord who disappered around the time that Alphonse Rudabakana appeared in the UK. Whta's the connection?
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  4587.  @bleedingfly  Exactly. One choice is that he's working for big pharma, or he's a transplant expert.
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  4588.  @maxhammer4067  Going to be interesting to find out. Based on not being able to find a birth record for his brother, you may be right.
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  4589. TDS. Is there a vaccine for it?
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  4590. Resolve it in the ring. Two men enter, one man leaves. Low blows allowed. But she's got some balls too
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  4591. Why mask their faces?
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  4592. And the lincolnshire 6. There's a link between both cases.
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  4593. Who cares. They are Q1 on next years History GCSE paper. Who were the Tories?
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  4594. When did Starmer know she was a fraudster?
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  4595.  @Nitskia  We have facts. Starmer and co raked in over 500,000 preventing architects of genocide getting to trial. He's an expert in Rwanda. The family name is the same as one of the architects. The initial the same. Wouldn't be surprising if the father was involved, even changing his first name. So has Starmer met the father? Has he met the son? Has he advised them? Has the father been investigated? What due dilligence for asylum? Same for the mother.
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  4596.  @nickbarton3191  Look there are lots of people who have come to the UK, who are great to have here. The problem is that they aren't a large percentage. If we take the Manchester airport thugs. Turns out one has been claiming disability from the UK, but living in Pakistan for the past 2 years. For every one like your consultant, there are huge numbers of the other sort. That's the symptoms. What's the solution? In my view its easy. 1. No criminals. 2. No discrimination 3. Net contributors only - a simple minimum tax code solves that combined with a zero welfare policy.
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  4597.  @oneoflokis  There are two definitions of austerity. 1. Cuts to public services 2. Cuts to your take home pay. 30% of taxes goes on the debts. Hence public austerity and low take home pay.
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  4598.  @Humannondancer  There's lots vanishing. The bit you missed, was the DoJ admitting it was politically organised. I suspect in this case the judge is worried about what gets revealed on regime change. In the UK we have just have clear examples of judges following political orders to jail people for 2 years for waving the English flag.
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  4599. Bars on the windows needed
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  4600. They will be buldozed into poor areas, and the poor get screwed.
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  4601. I suspect you've exercised your last right to vote.
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  4602. Channel Nine says two of their Olympics staffers in Paris were attacked in an attempted robbery.
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  4603. Sir Sardine has a better ring...
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  4604. Change from an inflation target to a price target. Rebase the price index to 100. The target is 100 +- 5 Fail, you are sacked.
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  4605. Exactly. Only after the money shot...
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  4606. In extremis, the response will be "we have received your letter". ie. They have responded.
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  4607. Good News from the Ol' US of A. U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon formally dismissed the federal charges against former President Donald Trump for allegedly withholding White House documents on Monday, ruling Special Counsel Jack Smith was unlawfully appointed—the latest in a series of blows to criminal cases against the former president. So will Jack Smith pay back his ill gotten gains?
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  4608. Rockall
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  4609. Police federation should bring a private prosecution.
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  4610. Because he's turning off the money tap. Because he's for free speech and they aren't.
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  4611. Nothing will happen until Trump is in the Whitehouse.
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  4612.  @theonlybigsmoke  Marcus Aurelio Arduini Monzo, a 36-year-old dual Spanish-Brazilian national
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  4613. Oh! The tanks are having a rest.
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  4614.  @chiragshetty4608  There is. I've been rammed three times. I've had to jump out of the way many times. My daughter was smashed, 24 hours observation by a head injury. Worst is a neighour put in a wheel chair smashed from behind on the pavement. You've got a criminal mentality where because you are scared you have a right to break the law and target others.
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  4615. Evidence?
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  4616. Put a special tax on public sector workers to pay for the increase. Let them fund it.
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  4617.  @helenheenan3447  The term used is the research is native.
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  4618. There's only one with that name born in the UK, Jan 2002 Birmingham, West Midlands. Now last year, 2021, 30 Jun there's an interesting report from BirminghamLive about a Sujeel Amjad with mug shots from 2020, 2019. =========== Police are hunting a missing sex offender after he failed to show up at court and allegedly moved address - breaching his bail conditions. Cops have warned the public not to approach Sujeel Amjad, aged 19, from Washwood Heath The registered sex offender is wanted by West Midlands Police and Birmingham Crown Court, where he failed to appear for dangerous driving offences. =========== Looking at the photographs they are one and the same. So why wasn't he deported for the dangerous driving, for the sex offences?
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  4619. The DMO [Debt Management Office] does government debt,.
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  4620. It's here already.
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  4621. I've been thinking about the issue of probabilities. The British Medical Journal put the avoidable terminations [I have to pick the words for the algo] at 20,000 a year in acute hospitals. So the question of Letby. Given the probability of one of those avoidable events, the number of patients treated, and the number of people working in the NHS, the timescales involved what's the probability you get Letby type events. 1. How did they calculate the probability of the event? I bet they made the odds high 2. You have to look at the number treated, and which ones had adverse events. If lots didn't in this case, you cannot ignore them in your odds calculation 3. Now you have to work out how many clusters happen in the NHS. That means multiplying by the number of people working for it. Reduces the odds again 4. You have to do the same with the timescales, and you cannot select the start and end to cover the deaths. You have to select the time she worked for the NHS. The calculations of probability in the case are completely bogus.
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  4622. Nothing compared to the debt he dumped on the public.
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  4623. Repeat after me for two minutes.
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  4624.  @MikeAmbler-v5v  Sad in some ways. What did you do? Travel?
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  4625. Hit me said the masochist. No I won't said the sadist.
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  4626. Banning the BBC would do wonders for the UK
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  4627.  @imbonkers3629  And even more, moving their money.
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  4628. Problem is out of the frying pan, into the fire.
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  4629.  @downshift4503  Because its clear you don't understand the process. Having you try explain it will for you be an interesting process. You will see the flaws in what people are pushing. Another good example, and remember this is an accounting based channel, is to account for the receipt of a state pension payment. Now Richard won't do that because it exposes the big flaw in his ideas.
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  4630. Very very naughty.
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  4631. Ukraine and naval bases, with the use of ship drones, shows that they aren't necessarily the assets that are valuable.
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  4632. 10 weeks.
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  4633. @ Nah. He's got 10 weeks out in 4.
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  4634. Not sure its the islamic angle. There's something else going on that they want to cover up. It is for a criminal charge. If convicted its likely they go to jail. 1. Protecting the officer for kicking someone in the head 2. They are MI5, MI6 assets 3. The full video shows behaviour by the police that the state wants to hide. 4. They are police assets. They are reasons why the police and the CPS would be very very reluctant to prosectute. Remember the rules on cover ups.
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  4635.  @downshift4503  Let me example more on inflation linked debts. Fixed rate debts, you print money. That causes inflation, you pay off the debt with the printed money. Creditors lose of course, but you haven't defaulted. For inflation linked debt. You print lots of money to service the inflation linked debts. Inflation happens. Prices double. That £16 trillion pension debt is now £32 trillion. You've just increased the debt. MMT and the equation of exchange are very clear as to what happens. To give value to money, you have to fine and tax in that money. MMT again. To pay the inflation linked debt you have to tax, and used that tax to pay the debts, not services. The very definition of austerity. Or you default. Just austerity for a differenet section of society.
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  4636.  @Baxwell.  Yes he is. He's saying very clearly that the debt won't be paid. ===== The government can always afford to pay pensions so long as those pensioners have enough stuff to buy with that pension money. ======= No it can't. It can only pay if it can extract the value from other tax payers.
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  4637.  @Mulberry2000  QE is printing. It's inflating the money supply. The big error is leaving off the big debts. Put those into the analysis and its clear, its a disaster. Why would an accountant want to hide the balance sheet debts/liabilities?
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  4638.  @tancreddehauteville764  Which makes it a debt. It was paid for up front.
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  4639.  @downshift4503  From time to time, the government changes what the rules are Exactly. They have to change the law to default on the full promises. That means it is a debt. Even the accountants say obligation. That's far weaker than a contract, and contracts rank below the law. If you have to change the law to get out of paying in full what was promised its a default
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  4640. Always about her bad choice in men. Needs to do some about her bad choice in women.
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  4641. The fascists. Will they complain when their laws are used against them? Of course they will, its just that no one will care
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  4642. Makes a change. Sky news doesn't allow comments, doesn't mention that it was in all likelihood murder. I wonder why.
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  4643. The tip of the iceberg.
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  4644. Knock knock Whose's there? Pardon Pardon who? Pardon me Dad.
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  4645.  @acebee5670  No don't import poverty.
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  4646. Do we know how much he has been charged with embezzling?
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  4647. Democrats want to be done with elections
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  4648. The banking crisis is an interesting event. If it had been one or two banks, then you can clearly point to those banks being badly run. But when its effectively all banks that go wrong, there's a common factor. In the banking crisis it was bad regulation, which meant that when people defaulted on their debts, it went wrong. It's systemic, its in the system, not the individual banks and that means the regulator. Here we have systemic use of DNR, and as John points out that means coordination. Someone has organised it. My bet is to bump off people who voted to remain in the UK.
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  4649.  @igavehimadollar3354  On the virus, my bet is an accidental release. That wasn't intended. On the jab, I suspect large back handers. On the DNR, I bet someone 'joked', they vote to remain anyway.
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  4650. Marcus Aurelio Arduini Monzo, a 36-year-old dual Spanish-Brazilian national ========= Allow in millions without proper checks, and this is what you get.
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  4651. All talk, no action
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  4652.  @BennyMcGibbon  Lots of stabbings in Shakespeare's tradegies.
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  4653. Why frequent Kebab shop's ====== They are probably Turkish or Greek.
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  4654. The Svalbard Barber Shop Quartet is now a trio.
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  4655. They are symptoms of the attack on the population. The Westminster tribe has built a tribal society, and its trying divide and conquer to protect their own necks.
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  4656. Correct. However you can do something with the letters. Go to your local police's website. Report them as harrassment. Write the date and reference number on the letter. File it. When you have a collection send a cease and desist letter to the BBC. Withdraw rights of access. Exercise your right to be forgotten. Your address is personal information. Include a list of the dates and crime reference numbers on the cease and desist. They now have a problem, not you. As a result, I get no letters.  @NOT_SURE.. 
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  4657. I've one in progress for the ULEZ. I think I stand a chance of getting some damages from Khan. They made some errors in Subject Access Requests and FOIs. The result is I'm going to use that else where on a matter that hasn't occurred to them. Sorry for being cryptic - there's a reason. If I win that and keep quite until the time limit is up for an appeal, its game on. Some people can get thousands out of Kahn.  @chuck1804 
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  4658. You need to increase the BBC's costs by using the letters. Hasten's their end.  @hernethehunted7130 
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  4659. Lucius Septimius Severus, was born at Leptis Magna. Iv'e been there many times. He ended up as an emporer. Now was he black? Hard to tell. North African? Hard to tell. Could have just been desecended from a roman colonist.
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  4660. I would suggest medical exams too. They after all seem to disproportionately suffer from red/green colour blindness.
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  4661. After the first attempt she should have been deported. That's a failure of the home office. So what's the solution for reform? 1. Have a migration court, 1 judge 4 handpicked lay assessors. That removes the Supreme court and all others. 2. Next lets have zero legal aid for it. None. 3.A list of safe countries. No asylum from those. Existing claims ended, we've done our bit, kept you safe, now you go home. 4. Automatic deportation on conviction. There you go. 4 simple things that can be done fast to solve it.
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  4662. Starmer is a puppet. Blair running Starmer. Obama running Biden.
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  4663. I diagnose a major case of TDS. American tariifs are not a first strike. They are a response to other countries tarriffs.
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  4664. Won't address the elephant in the room. Namely he may well be out in 3, because they failed to prosecute for murder. The decision on fact, murder or manslaughter, must be the decision of the jury.
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  4665. Hit count on the Wikipedia page is rapidly increasing.
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  4666. Self defence.
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  4667. What happens if you write to the police and tell them you are withdrawing their implied rights of access? What if you have up signs saying no tresspassing? What if that signs says - and that includes the police? How does that affect knock and talk?
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  4668. The donors pulled the strings to get rid of him They will pull the strings to get another puppet in place that they can control. If you are a democrat, no point in voting, since a Dem president will do what the donors say, not what you need.
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  4669.  @robchang4410  So where are the prosecutions for lack of care in the first place?
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  4670.  @simonscofield8825  You don't need to drive people out. What you do is imposed two simple conditions on migrants to the UK. 1. No criminals 2. Net contributors only - 40K a year minimum tax code. Now if you don't pay the tax on that 40K minimum, you're a tax evader and you fall in to category one. For asylum, a list of safe countries. If you are from one of those, you're on the next flight home. Asylum should be temporary too. There also needs to be investigations into all nationality claims in the past. If they were illegal passports revoked.
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  4671.  @kerrybayton8356  Heretic.
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  4672. Other vehicles have to give way to pedestrians. It's the law.
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  4673.  @mikebikekite1  They may well do. But why do cyclists jump reds, use the pavement, ignore road signs, use mobiles whilst riding? The numbers of pedestrians breaking any laws is miniscule. Cylists on the other hand are the most prolific offenders in the UK.
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  4674. One option on the Unions, is large numbers of right of center journalists joining and taking over.
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  4675. 1. A list of safe countries. [1 week to create] 2. Automatic deportation on conviction [A week to pass the law] 3. For dangerous countries. Automatic exile to the Falkland islands. [Takes longer, you need to ship the tents out there] 4. 40K tax code, a year minimum tax on migrants to the UK. [A weekend] 5. No welfare for migrants. [A weekend] 6. Temporary asylum - never permenant - no right to nationality. [A week to pass the law] 7. No legal aid for deportation or nationality issues. [a week to pass the law] 8. Convict all those paying to break the law and cross the channel. See point 2. [The longest one]. 9. For naturalised citizens, illegal to revoke your other nationality 10. Commit a crime, nationality lost ab initio, and that means you pakistani wife loses her passport, your kids too. 11. When deported you and your kids go together. Point 11 is a trap. If the left say that's a human rights abuse to send kids to another country, say we will prosecute all those who brought their kids to the UK. See number 2.
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  4676. Labour are fascists. Do you think for one moment Labour will change it so you have the right of consent? Where are the for example, the accounts for the socialist welfare state, and in particular how much debt does it have?  @DJWESG1 
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  4677. Once the trash piles up in the street, the hospitals turn into chaos and the military is an empty shell of it's former self, a lot of people will start paying again. ============== That's where we are now. You have it the wrong way round. Look for example at the profit the state makes. ie. Taxes less cost of services as a percentage. It's making 30%. You've forgotten the basics, as has the state. For the state the aim is tax. It's not value for money services. That is the problem. Now you can certainly carry on paying. I've opted out. The state has lost the 120K a year tax and the spending it needs on 4 people. A massive profit for it. Instead its now making a massive loss. 18K * 4 = 72K a year loss.  @mrdojob 
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  4678. MPs created the problem. Now they get the protection, and the public get none.
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  4679. Always a doctor or an engineer.
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  4680. No there was an accounting system in it. From reading some of the documentation there's talk of transactions taking 10 seconds. That's a disaster unless its part of an overnight process. What they should have done is put in an ACID queue system like MQ. That way the Point of Sale system sends off the message. In the even of a failure in the coms, its still there. Doesn't get lost. Then when the comms comes back, the queue is processed. Putting a message on a queue is fast. A hundred thousand messages a second if needed, and that's not needed. One a second would be very heavy. Then an inventory system and an bookkeeping system are the same thing. Identical. There's no difference between recording a stamp or recording a pound. That can be updated leisurely. Just take the message off the queue, process it in a transaction such that the message remove and the updating of the database is done together. It's called two phase commit. It's absolutely clear the design was awful. Not fit for purpose. The system clearly lacked a role based access control component. It's clear that they were almost certainly using raw SQL to "fix" problems. There was no secure audit system in place. ie. Write only logs, where you need special permissions to even view. No one has rights to delete. If we take this, one guy I worked with committed a fraud. Doctored a record in a DB, got caught. The logs clearly showed something else was entered to what was in the DB.  @phill6859 
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  4681. So these investments generate money That means we can cut taxes. Or my bet, they will be investments like Croydon and Nottingham, and there will be no profits just losses and taxes will rise, services will be cut. Invest for austerity.
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  4682. ## ELECTORAL REGISTER The central question is where she was living after marrying Mark Rayner in 2010. She was registered to vote at the ex-council house she bought under right to buy in Vicarage Road, Stockport, between 2009 and 2015. And she has said: ‘I owned my own home, lived there, paid the bills there and was registered to vote there, prior to selling the house in 2015.’ But neighbours say she and her children were really based at her husband’s property in nearby Lowndes Lane, and The Mail on Sunday last week uncovered social media posts she made about their life there. Giving ‘false registration information’ on the electoral register is an offence under the Representation of the People Act 1983. ## BIRTH CERTIFICATES A related issue is whether or not Ms Rayner recorded the correct address for her children. In 2010, while on the electoral register at her own house in Vicarage Road, she re-registered the births of her two younger children – and wrote on the certificates that she lived in Lowndes Lane. It is an offence under the Perjury Act 1911 to make ‘any false statement with intent to have the same inserted in any register of births or deaths’. ## COUNCIL HOUSE Ms Rayner bought her home in 2007 at a 25 per cent discount and sold it for a £48,500 profit in 2015. But many councils state that in order to benefit from the discount, homeowners cannot vacate the property for several years after purchasing it – including by renting it out. If Ms Rayner was found to have lived at her husband’s property she could possibly face charges under the Fraud Act 2006 regarding ‘false representations’. Section 2 in particular. ## COUNCIL TAX It may also have been an offence if she claimed a 25 per cent single occupancy discount on council tax bills. Ms Rayner is facing separate allegations that she may have avoided paying capital gains tax. ## TV LICENSE Which property did she declare for TV License? Did she even buy one or was she dodging that as well? Easy for the standards commissioner to check. TV licensing have all the records. Give then the two addresses, they give up the names and the dates. ## RENTAL INCOME Did she pay tax? £220 a week is the going rate. That's £11,440 a year. That's over the £10,000 a year threshold for declaring it on the register of interests. There's no such declaration. ## DELIBERATE 20 year statute of limitations. ## HER EX Looks like her claiming capital gains exemption, means her ex is screwed if he wants to sell. He's then forced to pay the capital gains if she has legally dodged it. ## THATCHER The left love to point out that the sale of council houses is very very bad. But here we have Rayner making a major profit out of a council tax sale. ## TIME LINES You can't buy a council tax property and flip it. Has she waited long enough before cashing in?
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  4683. There was no threat.
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  4684. Multiple use? Lots of old lithium batteries then I wonder what will happen.
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  4685. 1. No legal aid for migration and nationality. 2. Deport first. Let them appeal later and pay for it.
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  4686. Bernstein. You can't print to pay inflation linked debt because as fast as you print you get inflation, and you debt gets bigger. Guess what? Pensions are inflation linked.
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  4687. Another Brittany! :-)
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  4688. Paying billions for the cameras and they don't work.
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  4689. Supply and demand.
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  4690.  @anthonyramos-ul2wu  Ah the democrat and tower hamlets solution.
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  4691. Newsnight are not investigating. They are just a propaganda unit
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  4692. If you see an unattended car, plugged in, consuming power, please unplug it to save the planet. There's no need to have huge electricity consumers consuming power when not being used.
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  4693. Took a knife to school. CPS didn't prosectute. Police? What did they do? What did social services do? What did the parents do? 1% attendence at the new school. CPS didn't prosectute. Police? What did they do? What did social services do? What did the teachers do? What did the parents do? Used a hockey stick for violence. CPS didn't prosectute. Police? What did they do? What did social services do? What did the teachers do? What did the parents do?
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  4694. Add lots of junk text at the end of the message.
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  4695. How long before cybertrucks are rented, filled with explosives. Then get told to drive themselves to the target, where they are remotely detonated?
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  4696. The conclusion is that if they do it to trump they will certainly do it to you
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  4697. Why 20 not identified?
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  4698. Spin what? Read the document. You wont' find anything to target trump with.
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  4699. Ask Murphy, an accounting professor why the state leaves the pension debts off the balance sheet?
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  4700. Starmer has a law that exempts just him from tax.
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  4701.  @A190xx  There's a tented encampment near marble arch.
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  4702.  @canderson1955  Comments disappearing. It's from 2013 on the government legistaltion website
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  4703. No one cares. Tories are just the wrapper on today's fish and chips. Old news.
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  4704.  @stephfoxwell4620  That's the borrowing. What about the other debts like pensions? That's on top of the borrowing. So 30% of tax goes on the debts - plural. Austerity - caused by the debts Low take home pay - caused by the debts Wealth inequality - caused by the debts Pensioner poverty - caused by the debts Lack of investment - caused by the debts ....
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  4705. Appeal after boy, 13, killed in stabbing attack yesterday.
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  4706. Cooper confirmed that Keir Starmer had not seen the advice but that members of his team had. Starmer has faced questions about why he has not looked at the advice himself. “I certainly wouldn’t expect to see the personal advice about personal finances of any of my colleagues,” Cooper told Sky’s Trevor Phillips on Sunday. “Keir has a very strong team around him, and rightly so – that’s why I think not only have they looked at this and been clear about it, but also Angela has as well.” So he can deny personal knowledge and sack the underlings.
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  4707. Ear we go again.
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  4708. The man in the blue dress. What's also interesting, who was involved in the cover up.
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  4709. 16 year old shot and killed in Stockwell London
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  4710. There already have been.
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  4711.  @SammichNetwork  MI5 put the number at 43,000 some time ago. So call it 45,000. Of those 90% are islamic. 10% rightwing. For some reason far left and eco fascists are left off.
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  4712.  @Dave-ir3gj  I know. But at some point, it has to be the police. There are limits as to what regular joes can do. The problem is the police abdicating any effort to deal with problems.
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  4713. With a wiff of an PR agency.
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  4714. No right of self determination. A basic human right ignored by Human rights abusers, Starmer, Lammy and Labour.
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  4715. So why didn't Labour reverse her policy instead of being continuty
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  4716. I like this post on Instagram ================== I worked there in 1957 and have fond memories of the place and the friendly group of people I worked with - Five males and about 50 females.The jam wasn't bad either - all "Hand Made", by Arthur, in big stainless steel pans from real fruit pulp & sugar. Arthur used to wear wooden clogs with steel plates on the soles Reg supervised the women who hand filled and packed the jars Periodically, Harold the "Cooper/Cellar Man" (the fruit came in barrels) swept the chimney and me and the other lad wheeled the soot to the bottom of the yard to dump by the railway tracks. It was hard work, carrying and lifting the fruit & sugar shoulder high into the vast pans. The boiling hot jam splashed onto your skin sometimes and it would stick to you and burn like "Heck" ! But it was well paid and I enjoyed my time there - "Happy Days". Thanks for the reminder with the photo of the "Big old Chimney" ===================
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  4717. What justification have they made for it? Covering up that the police are incomptent? Ah yes, racial tensions. That's just as good as admitting that the criminals arent' Scots.
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  4718. Hopefully. What the elite in government, from politicians to civil servants have done to us, in my view even prison isn't enough. The sentence should be permanent and in public.  @markcf83 
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  4719. You might need some additional surgery to tick all the right boxes. :-)
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  4720. The question is why? 1. Does he have the dirt? 2. Is he the secret lover of someone high up? 3. If the BBC sack him, who else goes? 4. Unbiased? Clearly not so its interesting they hang on to him.
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  4721. It's to rub people's noses in it.
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  4722. In 2015, Girl A contacted Greater Manchester Police to say she had been the victim of child sexual exploitation and Girl B later followed with similar allegations. =========== It's 2025. Why 10 years to get to a trial?
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  4723. What Argentina shows is that it works. US will show that it works. The lefties have a problem. The sky won't fall down. Their justification for taking other people's money disappears
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  4724.  @RagingDong  Books less and less. I've nearly 4,000 of them. YT and Rumble, more and more. The other interesting recent change, ChatGPT. It's becoming more and more my entry point. Ask it the question, get the basics, then branch out from there.
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  4725. Thanet. Ah yes, one of the bankrupt ones.
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  4726. Or the difference between child and adult. It wouldn't be the first time that has been used.
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  4727. 7:10 Taking out all their uteruses? How many does she think a standard woman has?
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  4728. When they are laid of it will. When your bills go up it will. How's the NHS going to manage? 2% cut in health care.
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  4729. @ I've a list - I don't discriminate between the parties. 561 names on it. All with the links for the evidence. 490 MPs. They are over represented. Partywise, Labour on 296, Tories on 187
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  4730. I bet at Starmer's request. He probably loves a gag.
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  4731.  @davidsanders5652  There are some exceptions. Such as lying to get enlisted in WW1. My grandfather for example, told a porkie, ended up as a pilot.
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  4732. What are the going to do about the presidential debates? @jimcutright 
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  4733. Charity ad: This is PM Kier Starmer and his wife, these two multi-millionaires are so poor and destitute they can't afford to put clothes on their own backs. Just £10,000 per week will keep multi-millionaires Kier and his wife in clothes. So please give generously.
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  4734.  @Lisbon6T7  Pure corruption
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  4735.  @BrianWillcox-qp2hr  That'll be Prescott.
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  4736.  @cinikcynic3087  Drumstick for a small starter. Drumstick for a whopping main. Depends which you pick, its got 2 small one large.
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  4737.  @TheGodlessNeander21  Rules are rules. Harris gets the nomination. The delegates cannot change their votes.
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  4738.  @polarbear6579  Surely Hillary as VP. Then of course, Harris take the long fall out of a window.
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  4739.  @robertlamoy7783  Given Hillary another go.
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  4740. Richard, you are in denial about the welfare state's balance sheet. You know the pensions are a liability/debt. You're an accountant. Well you claim to be an accountant. Here's your homework. Post the book keeping for 1. Receipt of a contribution 2. Payment out of a pension Lets see if you can get the basic book keeping correct.
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  4741. What you can do is send a SAR for all the video from them everytime you use one. Then send a right to be forgotten demand. Then send a follow up SAR to check. 3 emails, cost to them at least 50-60 quid.
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  4742. I think if you start making serious complaints, complaints about the complaints, after reading the rules you can run them up for more than $1600 @Twisted_Joke
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  4743.  @gingerfish90  Larger than the water companies. A brain the size of a planet.
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  4744. They will blame the people cutting down the ULEZ cameras.
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  4745. And the socialist keep stating the billionaires, the millionares won't leave and can be milked for cash
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  4746. What a twit of a reporter, asking them in English. Doh!
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  4747. SO the pension debts. How does not paying public sector workers their pensions work?
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  4748.  @Redf322  No its not. Now if Richard was honest, he would list the debts and how big they are. Borrowing is known, but the pension debts? Not mentioned because there isn't the money to pay them. Can you afford 600K at 10% per year?
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  4749.  @tobymaltby6036  But Richard is saying you can print money and get real resources. That's baloney.
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  4750. It works the other way. Take NY. If your property is 5% the size of Trumps, then your tax bill is reduced to 5% of Trumps. So you take the valuation they had of Trumps property. Calculate yours at 5% of that. Now you go for the reduction in your property tax bill, and the return of past overpayments with interest. Millions of people should do that.
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  4751. When was the last time anyone heard someone on the right of centre call for violence? What about on the left? Lloyd Russell-Moyle [Labour MP] - We will fight them in the Parliament, we will fight them in the courts, we will fight them in the workplaces and we will fight them in the streets A call for violence from the left.
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  4752. He is. 4 more years.
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  4753. @ Why not? Take Ireland, Dublin, last week. A servered childs hand was found in a school. Sharia law?
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  4754. I agree. The problem is with her intellect. She's not up to the job.
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  4755. Ah tax evading Tony Benn. Who would have thought it.
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  4756. All these graduate from Nigeria, with lots of skills, enforcing traffic laws.
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  4757. Put a minumum tax code of 38,500 on all economic migrants. That's almost break even. Why should others be forced to pay for something that's optional.
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  4758. Rachel, tea Two sugars. Now brothers, lets get on with the real work.
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  4759. It's all a show. Given the tides, he will be down the river not at the site he jumped in. Just a PR stunt.
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  4760. Do you have a link or something to search for it?
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  4761. No. They will just state, rightly, that they were correcting errors in the system. = They should have used a different userid and produced a comprehensive audit trail. Absolutely correct. The software, for example on the accounting side needs to be that every transaction conforms to the accounting equation [the more general case of double entry] Each transaction needs to generate an ACID set of entries. ie. All or nothing. The transaction needs to be idempotent. If you book it twice it doesn't double up The update time, the record time, and the booking time all need to be on the records. [Update time is a pure timestamp]. The record time, is when the transaction took place. The booking date is the date it was entered. You need three. That means you can book a transaction after a period has been closed because the booking date is after period end, but record date in the period. It doesn't affect the periods account, but appears in the next as adjustments to the prior period. You can select which view you want. No accounting records are deleted. A new transaction goes in. The first part reverses the old transaction, the second part books the new. The old, the reversal and the new are all linked. Each record has the user account used to make the entry. That includes system processes such as end of day. Another bit you've missed, you need a full role based access control system. Who can see what and do what. Then you need a completely separate and locked down audit log. Write only by the system, read only with special permissions. If you really push it, with cryptographic controls over sequences [to prevent deletions and insertions], crypto on the log itself [can't even be read without the private key, and strong check sums to prevent modifications. Direct SQL modifications - a completely no no. Lastly, you need integrity controls on the DB, and reports that check integrity.
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  4762. 2,189 other names will be redacted. ....
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  4763. Austerity is a consequence of the 16 trillion pound socialist pension debt that's hidden off the books. So is wealth inequality, low take home pay, cost of living crisis, lack of investment, ....
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  4764. No it won't. They will just offshore the ownership.
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  4765. But its not left wing.
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  4766. Disagree. It's Westminster that's destroying the UK
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  4767. Very good!
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  4768.  @KenFullman  I don't see many tea cosies breaking the law. Cyclists on the other hand, rampant.
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  4769. Different surnames. How sporting.
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  4770. Next year's History GCSE paper. Who were the Tories?
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  4771. They are going down the toilet because of the BBC. Remember what ITV's product is that they sell to their clients? It's viewers. They are selling viewers because they are paid by people who are advertising. Their product isn't programs. So with the BBC boycott, ITV are just collateral damage. Here we have the Woke MD, attacking a large section of the product he needs to flog to make money. He can't force them to watch, and by attacking them, they will just turn off. Double stupid by ITV. Trash the product you sell in that Gerald Ratner way, and get damaged by the BBC>
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  4772. Not a hope. Harris / Clinton.
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  4773. I suspect she might have been. However there's no doubt she committed fraud. There is a rumour that she might have used the stolen phone to report the same phone being stolen.
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  4774. It's hard to arrange. You need to start first with the new arrivals. Next plane home. That stops the boats, easily. Then you need to work on the rest. I'd start with criminals first. Deport them. Revoke asylum for safe counties. Given notice, that's fair. Lets say 3 months. Then welfare is cancelled. If they need help going home, we should provide it. Then we need to move on the uneconomic migrants. For each work out the cost of supporting them against the tax paid. Pick the expensive ones first, notice, cancel welfare. Will some riot? Yes. They go to the top of the list. If that happens a few times, its clear that its going to stop. When you have dealt with that problem, start increasing minimum tax codes to break even. Now that will result in companies who were paying low wages from, in some cases being economical. However workers can be obtained by pruning the state.
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  4775.  @Salman_Saho  Yep. Labour hierarchy are special
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  4776.  @jkmcgregor7797  So are his parents from those that committed the Genocide? Did they take part?
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  4777. Exactly what I've been suggesting for over a year. Oil extraction stops = unemployment = loss of tax Oil production stops = no fuel for Russian businesses and people = loss of tax = loss of exports Economy contracts. It's cheap. Nizhny Novgorod is 600 miles from Ukraine. So is St Petersburg. That means they can take out the refineries in Western Russia. Pumping stations for gas, hard to get spare parts. Electricity sub stations. Harbours. Oil storage. They are the other big bang for your buck targets.
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  4778. Give way to the right. No indicators used.
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  4779. There are variants that are better. Criminals, clearly deport. No ifs no buts. Asylum, a very small list of dangerous countries. No asylum from safe countries. On the next flight home. When a country becomes safe a grace period to sort yourself out. For economic migrants, its far easier. A minimum tax code of 40K a year for each adult. That's close to break even. A tad more than average wage because there is a deficit. Taxed at source, the money rolls in at the end of the month. Of course you have to fill out a tax form or you commit a crime. See above. You get a month to make up the short fall, or its the single justice system and you get that criminal conviction for tax evasion. Oh and no welfare. Not on 40K a year each Problems solved.
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  4780. Sein Fein. A party built on the idea of kicking migrants out of the country. When it gets its hands on other people's money, like the EU, principles go out of the window. Now its migrants are good because we get rich from it.
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  4781.  @janpetersen7440  20% of the electorate.
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  4782.  @King_of_the_slums  Reported change = man made change + natural change Where are the graphs of man made change? [Or natural].
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  4783. Lets see now what happens with the civil case. No jury, is my understanding, and they are jointly and severally liable. So that's any properties they have sold off for starters. Perhaps even trust funds added to the list.
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  4784. So lets see Croydon council 'nationalised' lots of properties. How did that work out for the tax payers now on the hook for the debts?
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  4785. Big or small?
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  4786.  @trayreipond5935  I've not seen them in years.
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  4787.  @A3A3adamsan  Who said anything about determistic or not? The simple fact remains. Route planning is nothing new. Wont' do a better job that existing methods. Next you will be telling me its solved the Travelling Salesman Problem, when Concorde can do very large problems optimally.
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  4788. There was a farthing, with a picture of a farthing.
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  4789. They are immune. Judges magistrates have made sure that the law is they can't be touched.
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  4790.  @marcopolotimetraveller  Look at el Loco. Well the left won't mention him because its working. That's what reform should do as one of the items on the list. A list of quangos. Mark off which go. Now that takes changes to the law. But changes to funding can be done with a sheet of A4 and a minister signing it. Change the funding to £1 a year. The law changes can come latter. So which ones to go? Such a long list. Perhaps a list of those that don't.
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  4791.  @JohnJones-xk6rg  That’s a secondary effect. Correct it’s evil behaviour. But it starts with the design. Questions are then when did they realise it’s wrong? Why didn’t they act then? My bet is management said we can’t. Perhaps even carry on and we will fix it later. It then never gets fixed
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  4792.  @ony583  Yes. The calculations of odds that it happened by 'accident' are completely wrong. To calculate the odds of this occurring by chance, you need to have statistics on mistakes in the NHS. The total for avoidable deaths in the NHS, just for acute hospitals is 20,000 a year. That's from the British Medical Journal. Now avoidable deaths covers misadventure or mistakes. It covers manslaughter. I saw no evidence that was included in the probabilities. Now that doesn't mean its not murder. It doesn't mean its not manslaughter. It doesn't mean it wasn't someone else. But you have to put the number of expected cases in the UK for a similar pattern occurring purely by chance to the jury. Next we have Gosport hospital where there were 605 killed by one doctor. That wasn't picked up. So again here, they have a problem presenting evidence that the deaths were highly unusual because they cannot be monitoring it.
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  4793. So the independence of these courts? They aren't The point is they are industrialising turning people into criminals. Both of those are wrong and why would anyone in the legal profession go along with it? Ah yes, for the money.  @BlackBeltBarrister 
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  4794. Very good.!
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  4795. Rayner!
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  4796.  @ElizabethF2222  Or the dealers. A two for one, Kamala special.
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  4797. It's called a default. Not paying your debts.
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  4798. A BA in Social Studies. Appointed by Biden Just got in 51:50 with Harris being that 1 vote.
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  4799. She's an irrelevance.
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  4800. Drug cartels as terrorists. Lets see, BBC can't decide who is a woman, or Al Qayada Alex, murdering children, with a Islamic terror manual and ricin is a terrorist.
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  4801. Or MP's heating bills.
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  4802. Who cares? They won't beat reform.
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  4803. 1. Asset strip the workers 2. Get them into debt by borrowing lots of money. Debt is negative wealth. Tomorrow. Keir Starmer wants to change black to white
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  4804. The simple solution. Stop spending.
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  4805.  @campcop9214  There's a simple solution. 1. Minimum tax code set at 40K a year, for migrant, and that means no welfare. Major savings. Major tax receipts. 2. A list of safe countries [basically almost all]. No asylum from safe countries. 3. Criminals automatically deported. If from a dangerous country, or no documents, a Scottish island to wait it out
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  4806. Ouch! Open and shut case too.
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  4807. Has it not occurred to you that both the 3 attackers, were wrong, and the officer for kicking someone in the head was wrong?
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  4808. Ford gave him a pardon.
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  4809. She's not earned it. So no tax due!
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  4810. Add on the subcontracted
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  4811. Tax Evading Joe Biden. Where's the tax on the 10%?
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  4812.  @NoahGooder  Here's my take on it. Lets say you believe racism exists in hiring policies. So set up a company hire the discriminated against. They have the merit but don't get the job because of the racism. You've now picked up an advantage - IF you are right. Personally my view, is merit only. Second if you want the rules, it works both ways. A black only company gets sued and loses.
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  4813. 50% of the population in Blackpool should be very very worried.
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  4814. They can't afford a decent pension because they have spaffed away all the contributions. What makes you think they can afford more for everyone.
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  4815. What a strange post. Why invade another country? No mentioned.
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  4816.  @adamredwine774  In reality, most will never pay it back. They are liabilities. On the children, the same applies. Even asigning all the profits from private schooling to the state, the average product of the state education system is negative. There's a deficit. How does one of the 1.6 million migrants not working contribute to the UK? They consume just as much if not more than others. There's redistribution. So a simple change to their tax code. 40K a year minimum tax code. If they aren't working they have to top up their tax at the end of the year, or they get a prosecution for tax evasion. It's very simple. The migrants who are good for the UK aren't affected directly, one iota. Their tax code isn't changed. For the ones that take from others, they can't. Easy to implement, just a letter goes out, tax code changes, taxed at source the money flows in. Next welfare, that's cancelled. None. So two changes, solves lots of problems. Easy to implement. No new systems needed.
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  4817. All because the state allowed an invasion
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  4818.  @alexsilent5603 Yes!
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  4819.  @johnclements6614  Except for Territorial waters. Even Russia insists on that. Territorial sea is a belt of coastal waters extending at most 12 nautical miles (22 km; 14 mi) from the baseline (usually the mean low-water mark) of a coastal state.[6] The territorial sea is sovereign territory, although foreign ships (military and civilian) are allowed innocent passage through it, or transit passage for straits; this sovereignty also extends to the airspace over and seabed below. In international law, adjustment of these boundaries is called maritime delimitation. Chanel is 18 nm at its narrows. Thats within the UK and French territorial areas. So given the war, the UK and France can simply say no. It's also worth looking at how you get a ship out of St Petersburg and pass through the Baltic.
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  4820. With Trump. a) Why did they wait until he announced his candidacy? b) Why so many cases? c) Why do the Democrats now admit its not working? In other words its coordinated.
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  4821. Ditto for taking someone to A&E. That won't happen again. Same as moving out of the way for police vehicles where that entails me breaking the law. Not a hope.
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  4822. I don't get any more letters since I reported them repeatedly for harrasment.
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  4823.  @julianshepherd2038  Other evidence. If you look at local government accounts, pensions are a debt. If you look at company accounts, pensions are a debt. If you ask civil servants, are you owed a pension, they say yes. It's a debt. It passes the tests that state its a debt. Only people like Bernie Maddoff or Enron would say no.
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  4824. Given his brother isn't on the register of births Given he's not on the electoral register. There is evidence you are correct.
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  4825. Cabbage time in Korea. In the UK, its called doing Porridge, becasuse that's what you get for breakfasat, 365 days a year
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  4826. And when will they pay more tax than they get back in state services?
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  4827. The Colour Chart for who can attend. There's no comeback for that
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  4828. I think you will find you have been funding her studs.
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  4829. Longer than pedestrians? Surely not. Cyclists? Absolutely certain!
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  4830. 1. Where's the 1.5 meter rule for cyclists on the pavement? 2. Why do the police ignore the law on cyclists on the pavement. In the video. The fire engine on blues and twos. That is a factor.
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  4831. Meanwhile we have this Nearly 300 rapes and sexual assaults reported by sex workers during the Emma Caldwell murder investigation were not dealt with by police at the time, a senior officer has confirmed. Police Scotland’s deputy chief constable said an operation had been launched to examine sex offences which were reported around 2005. She said a number of the offences were now being dealt with by the courts. A former detective told the BBC he had received multiple reports of rape when he worked on the murder inquiry. But he said they were “boxed” – marked as irrelevant and not followed up.
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  4832. So why has the last 25 years of massive deficit spending not worked?
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  4833. Coulter's law's addendum. The faster they say its not terrorism, the faster you can conclude the ethnicity of the attacker.
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  4834.  @ferretfriend5458  I understand why you don't understand what's going on. It's the plan. The welfare state owes people pensions. The civil service owes people pensions. That's a lot of debt. Your share is £600,000. Rather simple really.
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  4835. There are much worse. The productivity of that place is dire.
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  4836.  @jamestuck6764  It's really bad. 10 years ago I FOI'd commons security. Could you get in without a pass or temporary pass being recorded. To sum it up, do you think we are numpties was the reply. So I asked for how many sittting days [days on which they can claim expenses] has each peer used a pass or temporary pass. First response - here is there expenses. Second response - peers can get in via the peers entrance, without their passes being recorded. I copy in the head of security, and the Clerk of Parliaments, Michael Pownal who was Bercow's equivent in the Lords. He's also responsible for paying out expenses. I pointed out one of the two wasn't being honest. I get back a state secrecy certificate, we aren't allowed to know because it would bring the lords into disrepute.
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  4837.  @jamestuck6764  PS. They had tweaked I was going to compare attendance against claims. I've 6 of the certificates now.
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  4838. Trump needs to reinstate it, in full. No fossil fuels for California. Nothing. Zero Carbon. All as an experiment to see what their policies do. Other states can see what they are planning and vote accordingly. Nothing like experimenting on democrats.
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  4839. Prosecute whom?
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  4840.  @zuu1701  So no Chinese experience then. No real world experience.
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  4841. I don't use them for search. Where's the monopoly?
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  4842. There are better ways. First, lets start off by making a list of safe countries. For example Lord Alli went to Syria, so that's safe. That removes the Home Office and the courts from the process. It becomes automatic. So where to start? You start with criminals. No one in their right mind can complain about criminals being deported to a safe country. it also removes people who are trouble makers when the removals start. So from the court or prison door to the plane. No papers? Off to a Scottish Island or better to the Falklands until they, not the UK government gets papers. They you have to go through the criminal records database and remove historical offenders. Next, stop digging. Namely, arrive in a dingy? Which country? Safe? Off back home immediately. Won't say where from? Falklands. Sort yourself out. That stops the channel crossings immediately. Then you start with the asylum claimants. Safe country? Bye bye. So Syria? Coaches to the Syrian border. I suspect most will jump the coach in Germany etc. Cheap as they don't need to drive the whole way. Then welfare claimants. Then start putting in place minimum tax codes. 40K a year. Start with new migrants. When the left sue, implement for all. Equality. That way they leave of their own accord.
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  4843.  @Sniffles69  20 to 68. 14K in spending + redistribution 1K in taxes.. 13K * 48 years = 624K. Current value. Average one non working dependent per migrant. So we are up around 1.296 million. Then you have pensions on top. People really underestimate the costs there. So its a massive loss. But the even bigger problem is state pensions and the unfunded debts. Migration just makes it worse.
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  4844. Here's my prediction. He'll implement some bad policy. There will be a revolt. Some Labour MPs will defy the whip. Those are the MPs that will vote to get rid of him. The 20%. He will pull the whip from them, so they can't vote to remove him.
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  4845. Just like the Warsaw Ghetto.
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  4846. I was tempted by traffic cone.  @theskidmarkoforion4829 
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  4847. Now the announcement is made, how are his aides going to tell him he's not a candidate?
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  4848.  @nommchompsky  apply a reciprocal tariff of their own ======= They are. 25%. Of course, if Canada doesn't want tariffs it can remove its tariffs. Canada was the Tit, Trump is putting the Tat in place in the Tit for Tat. If you read up on game theory, that's the correct response.
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  4849. And that the migrants pay more tax than they get back in state services.
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  4850. Or that they might, just might, want a pension from others.
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  4851. And with the SNP how has that worked?
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  4852. Fake news by Starmer. Lies by Starmer. 24 hours to jail him Same for the Home Office.
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  4853. Nah. With a CBDC no need for banks. Complete control over all money, all spending. ID cards. Social credit score. ie. Vote for Reform, you lose all your money.
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  4854. What's the betting was one jury who flipped a coin.
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  4855. The smell of Schadenfreude in the Morning.
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  4856. The white bit is a slam dunk for racism claim. 18 years of lost income, adds up to a tidy pay off.
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  4857. Instead of redistributing 20% of the workers income, have them invest it, and own it. They then accumulate the wealth.
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  4858. His one success - there is one - is banning thin blue line badges. That's it.
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  4859. There was I thinking they were bloated on expenses. :-)
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  4860. She think's she's the victim that needs protection.
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  4861. And politicians,....
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  4862.  @markkelly9095  Nearly 100 cases and counting. A signicant proportion of the prosecutions For the involvement, its 100% The CPS have to be notified of the private prosecutions, and make a decision on taking over the case. So they were involved in all the cases. On the judges, one role of the judge is a fair trial. Not forcing disclosure is the big issue.
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  4863.  @Jon-xw9om  No. The CPS must be informed and the CPS have to make a decision on taking over the prosecution. They can choose not to. That means in ALL cases the CPS was involved.
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  4864.  @Jon-xw9om  A private prosecution is a prosecution started by a private individual, or entity who/which is not acting on behalf of the police or other prosecuting authority. A 'prosecuting authority' includes, but is not limited to, an entity which has a statutory power to prosecute. There are a number of organisations that regularly prosecute cases before the courts of England and Wales but they do so as private individuals, using the right of any individual to bring a private prosecution. One example is the RSPCA. The right to bring private prosecutions is preserved by section 6(1) of the Prosecution of Offences Act (POA) 1985. There are, however, some limitations: the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has power under section 6(2) POA 1985 to take over private prosecutions; in some cases, the private prosecutor must seek the consent of the Attorney General or of the DPP before the commencement of proceedings. In principle, there is nothing wrong in allowing a private prosecution to run its course through to verdict and, in appropriate cases, sentence. The fact that a private prosecution succeeds is not an indication that the case should have been prosecuted by the CPS. Parliament has specifically allowed for this possibility by the way section 6 is constructed: there is no requirement for the CPS to take over a private prosecution. However, there will be instances where it is appropriate for the CPS to exercise the Director's powers under section 6(2) POA 1985, either to continue the prosecution or to discontinue or stop it. The key point is that when asked to do so, the CPS must make a decision on whether or not to take over a private prosecution. The decision whether or not to take over a private prosecution should be made by the reviewing lawyer and endorsed/ratified by a Chief Crown Prosecutor (CCP) (or Deputy CCP (DCCP)) or relevant Head of Casework Divisions (HoD) (or their Deputy) and recorded in writing.
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  4865.  @Jon-xw9om  Ah bless. A civil servant pops their head above the trench.
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  4866. Fascism runs strong with Stamer. Write to your MP and ask them if they support the fascist attack on democracy.
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  4867. 50% of nothing is nothing. Non doms will fail Tax private education, now you have to teach them. Now you get unemployment. You get a lot of very angry parents now with a lot of money for law suits.
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  4868. South Yorkshire police found a missing 13-year-old girl in a house, naked and blind drunk, with 7 Pakistani men. "THEY ARRESTED THE GIRL" for being "Drunk & Disorderly"
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  4869. An explosive hazard is also the problem.
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  4870.  @louisehogg8472  If you take the boxers. They look rather male. That means they have sensitivity to androgens. THye don't have AIS.
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  4871. Thanks. The question is how to progress it. Greenwich is I think my next one to target. It's likely they blame TFL. Then I think the MoJ, because they run the courts and need to explain what happened. I bet the judge/magistrate didn't read the document. The question is why? A reasonable one is TVL didn't send it to them.
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  4872. Lots of people say no. Why doesn't Labour set up a crowd funding site where people can donate, and the money distributed out via the welfare system I think I know the answer and it involves consent.
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  4873. I think the best story about her I've heard was an interview. the interviewer had done their research and knew her parents had a stationary supply shop. They asked her if she ever met van Gogh. Yes, was the reply, and he stank. Now that's not a reply that a fraudster would come up with in my view. They would be more likely to go for something that the art lovers would latch on to, not body odor and bad breath. It's also interesting that smell is lost from history. Pictures, video audio now, writing, but smell and taste? Very rare
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  4874. Not the first time. Happened at my brothers school. They came back with an extra
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  4875. Looks like Epstein on a diet.
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  4876. The BBC has no reputation. Look at the connection between its journalist and Al Fayed.
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  4877. The guarantee would mean the same losses.
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  4878. Will they hide that the murderer was a migrant until after the election? I's called vote rigging.
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  4879. One is. The odd one out.
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  4880.  @missmoth2588  Only one.
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  4881. Got to be pretty extreme even to get that far. After all the laws don't apply to cyclists.
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  4882. It's going up two layers, and the prosecutor won't be able to carry on because they will be locked up. Same for the whitehouse lot who coordinated it.
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  4883. We can loan you Guido Fawkes.
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  4884. When Rachel Reeves is reversing her policies because of it, the effect is real. The top 1% pay 27% of all income tax. When even a small percentage leave [or their assets leave], the tax take gets hit hard. That results in austerity either in the form of cuts to spending or cuts to take home pay.
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  4885. R of P?
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  4886.  @martinaston1715  Out of interest, where?
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  4887. Why are you bothering? It's not news. The Tories are just a subject for historians. Who were the Tories?
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  4888.  @dante001ish  Side one. PTO Side two. PTO
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  4889. Same for southport.
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  4890. I'm looking forward to debate number two. I wonder who will turn up to debate Trump?
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  4891.  @ChuckMendenhall  And by whom?
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  4892.  @FredScuttle456  You have to be careful. No match - not born here. Lots of matches - you can't tell. One match, there's always a possibility that there are two people called John Nyhan in the UK. One not born her, one born her. You might have the wrong one.
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  4893. So how about a bit of evidence. For example, we take an "investment" and we get the full set of accounts for that. That's income generated, cost of running it, cost of the debt servicing etc. For example, HS2. Lets have the full set of accounts.
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  4894.  @SilverFoxHotTakes  Not true. Sexual Offences (Scotland) Act 2009, Section 1 part 1. If a Person (A), with A's p..... Person is the word, not male. It's also worth looking at part (4). It even covers surgically constructed appendages. It even covers surgically constructed recepticles.
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  4895. Our Labour councilor needs to be done for hate crime. I reported hime for Offences against the Person Act 1861, s.16 It's aggravated. Offence motivated by, or demonstrating hostility based on any of the following characteristics or presumed characteristics of the victim: religion, race, disability, sexual orientation, or transgender identity The English are a race.
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  4896. mad bad or sad? In this case all three
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  4897. You won't mention the socialist pension debts, how big they are, and why they are hidden off the books.
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  4898. @littleowldme It was a war. He was shot by the French in Algeria. I've no doubt about that. However, its now safe to return. On that bit I agree with a slight nuance. For economic migrants we should put on a minimum tax code set at break even. It's around the 40K a year mark, but lets just say average wage. That way those that are beneficial aren't affected. So for those where the country has moved from dangerous to safe, its simple. A grace period and your tax code changes. Taxed at source. Now for the migrants who are good for the UK, no change. So your last bit, I agree. But for those that are the ones we want here, the net contributors [there aren't that many], why not turn them into economic migrants? For the others, they have to make a decision.
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  4899. So where did the 10 million Biden votes in 2020 go?
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  4900.  @laurietaylor8982  That's gone out of the window. Even the police don't give a shit.
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  4901.  @timelwell7002  No. The problem is power is centralised. You are proposing a system where an even narrower set of people control us. Namely who goes on the party lists. ie. Central offices. Instead several things are needed. 1. The right of explicit informed consent in law as a basic human right. Protects people from the state because they can say no. 2. Open primaries. 3. Right or recall on a petition. No conditions 4. Referenda by proxy. You nominate an MP, any MP as your proxy. Proxy votes are needed for any bills. That gives you want you want without the control of a handful of people.
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  4902.  @timelwell7002  Second. You get extorted and exploited by the state. You get controlled by the state. So the way to prevent that is the right of explicit infomed consent in law. That way they can ask you, they cannot force you or retaliate against you. If you don't like Labour or Tory policies, say no to them. Simples.
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  4903. The deportation must be automatic on sentence. ie. No appeal unless you can get the conviction removed. Then its from the court door, to the plane, or from the prison to the plane. If we look at Rotherham and the others, then 60% are not born in the UK. Based on some analysis I did of 224 offenders. Of the rest its almost certain a large chunk have dual nationality. So they can go by the simple solution of revoking their UK nationality. Then for the rest, most have a Pakistani parent. So they have a right to another nationality. We revoke their UK nationality, they get Pakistani nationality, get deported.
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  4904. Did Hunter claim that as an expense? Did Daddy pay tax on it? Where are the underage trafficking charges? Where are the drug charges?
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  4905. That assumes he's alive to make the denial  @user-ug8wx5er1w 
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  4906. Which means you can video it. :-)
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  4907. Labour AND Starmer. They are all in it together.
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  4908. @nowherepeople3431 My take is this. a) There is probably racism in the reporting. More reports for foreigners. b) On the GMC side, they may well be applying different standards. c) HR departments are a major issue - not checking references. d) Some of the cases are horrific. But in general the key issue is the 20,000 avoidable deaths in acute hospitals. I've posted elsewhere with the peer reviewed reports into the numbers. This is why a Beveridge system (NHS, Medicare) is bad, and Bismarck systems (Holland, Switzerland) are in another league.
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  4909. There needs to be a change in the law. A simple change. When it comes to a human right, other people affected get a say.
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  4910. Yep. £220 a week is the going rate. That pushes it over the 10,000 limit. She's not reported that on her register of interests.
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  4911.  @dunkirk1581  Still being censored.
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  4912. Add on legal too. The ones that pay less tax than they consume in state services.
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  4913. Labour's failures threaten him and the rest of his ilk
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  4914. Why no prosecutions of the extreme left? Ah yes, protected by the police
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  4915. I've reported him for it. Now I'm 'involved' to use the police jargon. That means I can now submit a complaint.
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  4916.  @Trid2bnrml1  Ah the naughty step.
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  4917.  @sarahMuahahaha  One thing Sarah you can do, is rec comments. That way the poster can see if someone else has seen it.
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  4918.  @rinskedevries3272  At some point someone is going to push the Subject Access Request system to its limit. YT is going to hate that.
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  4919. 2:10. They have no choice? Not the case. Just brake and merge in behind. That's what the middle pedal of the car does [left if an automatic] The rules are give way to the right. It's all at this point, the police car is in the wrong. Next, there's no indicators turned on.
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  4920.  @PaulSmith-bd1bk  They are incompentent. I had 8 complaints upheld last year, and if I pushed the failures to handle the complaints, with more complaints, that would go over 25. That's upheld, not rejected. I've already got one this year upheld. If as a police officer you are rude, commit a crime, commission a crime, I'll ask them what to do. They invariably say, if you don't like it, complain! 🙂 Problem is, when you know how the system works and what the game is, it backfires. So if you ever need to make a complaint. Send a message
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  4921.  @markscott4420  Always worth rec'ing a comment with zero thumbs up. That shows the poster its been read and not SB'ed
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  4922. Well its simple. If you don't act, the store closes, you are out of a job.
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  4923. From the images, it's near 55 Hart Street. There's no nursery near there. Very odd.
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  4924.  @Jonny-w3w  I've seen pictures and its around 55 hart street. Now there's no such establishments near there. It's very odd.
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  4925.  @Jonny-w3w  Colin Parry, owner of Masters Vehicle Body Repairs on Hart Street, said he believed six or seven "young girls" had been stabbed adding it was like a "scene in a horror movie". He said: "The mothers are coming here now and screaming. It is like a scene from a horror movie. Police have got him. It’s like something from America, not like sunny Southport."
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  4926. In the UK, unless all the right paper work has been done. cycling on the pavement is an offence. Cycling at someone even if you don't touch them is assault.
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  4927.  @markturner5534  the government can never run out of money ======= Doesn't mean they can pay their debts.
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  4928.  @clementattlee6984  So print. Double the money supply to pay the debts. Now look at the equation of exchange. Prices double. So what happens to the inflation linked detb? 16 trillion pounds of pension debts are now 32 trillion. Now if you had 2.2 trillion of fixed rate debts, that's still 2.2 trillion of fixed rate debts. Inflation linked debt is a different beast.
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  4929.  @markturner5534  So spend money to tax people more, making them poorer. Ho hum. You could borrow lots of money, spend it. GDP goes up. Then you have to repay the debt. So GDP goes down. More than the boom, because you've debt costs on top.
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  4930. Tim nice but dim eh!  @les.451 
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  4931. I did the Bromo crater many years ago. You're correct its cold. Up before dawn to watch the sun come up. Then I got to watch Semeru, the next door volcano erupted at the same time,
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  4932.  @Borderman47  In this case, sacked. They will be replaced with non Labour councilors. But you do raise an important issue. Selection committees. Its why PR is a disaster. Who controls the list? 5 people. 5 people with the power over all politicians. There needs to be a legal requirement of open primaries.
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  4933. What about Brent at the weekend?
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  4934. Private prosecutions. I can't see why that should be allowed for the post office. However, consider a case where a police officer has raped someone. The police decide not to prosecute and don't give any evidence to the CPS, so they can't. Private prosecutions there are a solution. The US doesn't allow private prosecutions either and you can see how that goes wrong. What should happen there is people should be allowed to bring a case, privately to a grand jury. If the grand jury decides to indict, then an independent prosecutor is appointed, takes over and prosecutes with a duty to do so. That's the check on malicious prosecution. Could we have something similar here?
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  4935. Schadenfreude ist geil.
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  4936. From the smoke you can see slight crosswind, mostly down the runway. Landing was very hard. That's the big question.
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  4937. What were they doing with the £10 million they were receiving? Why should we be forced to hand over £10 million a year to an organisation that's full of criminals?
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  4938.  @Khadiyah01  I'm aware of the cover up at the BBC.
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  4939. Why wasn't he deported? No born in the UK.
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  4940. NHS. Research Beveridge and Bismarck systems to see why the NHS needs to go.
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  4941. Almost certainly. But if that's the case the police will never release the details. You still have to put in mind, the small possibility he is a case of mistaken identity.
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  4942. Ah the fried potato salesman as I heard him described.
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  4943.  @V4Now  You're making a mistake. The mistake is that you think that the shit is caused by the party in charge. It's not. The causes of the mess were in place a long time ago. In other words, if you change the snouts in the trough, the mess won't change. That's why I blame all of them, and attack all of them. For example, with Rayner, I've police crime reports and I've taken her to the parliamentary standards lot. For Tories, Lord Taylor of Warwick, I had a hand in getting him sent done. I then got him struck off. So the mess. Lets start with one question. I'll make the prediction up front. You wont' answer it. How much debt does the socialist welfare state have for pensions? That's the cause of the mess.
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  4944.  @mikegwilliam2847  Well, I've just made two reports regarding him. One to Parliamentary standards. The other to the police.
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  4945. I think it was deliberate. No one is talking about anything else they said or plan. It's a distraction
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  4946. There is a profit motive. Pay.
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  4947. Nothing infuriates the British intelligentsia so much as the sight of ordinary people being able to express their views and opinions publicly to a wide audience. ========= Here here!
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  4948. A serious case of TDS
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  4949. Mass shooting at Amazura nightclub, Queens, New York |at least 10 people shot
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  4950.  @thud1015  He's completely fluent in English. I doubt he speaks more than 2 words of Welsh. Now what we need is a proper anaylsis of the costs of migration to the UK. For each migrant the costs need to be totted up. That 3K a year common goods. 3K a year NHS, schooling 8.5K a year, welfare income support, housing benefits, all of it. For criminals the cost of cases, courts, and prison. Offset against that tax paid, fines paid. Then for the most expensive we call it a day. They get the letter with the net costs, and their right to be in the UK ends. That way when the BBC does the sob story, the BBC has a problem. That letter? You will get some that hit 7 figures.
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  4951. Be interesting to hear their reaction to being deceived.
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  4952.  @vivienneandersson6019  No it wouldn't. It's enforcing their rights to a family life. Can't split the family up, so they all go together.
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  4953. Hard to tell at the moment.
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  4954. The BBC keep saying "alleged" laptop.
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  4955. I've been suggesting this for ages. The drone doesn't have to be big to take out the refinery because it has all the combustible material there. Hits the supply lines. Producers have to stop producing because their customer, the refinery is out of action for a long time. A lot of the refinery equipment will be from the west. So tax revenues drop, unemployment goes up. For the consumers of the fuel, can they get it? Economic activity goes down, Unemployment goes up. Tax receipts fall. FX reserves get hit. Why pay Russia for oil etc when they cant' deliver it? Next, pumping stations, the power grid, harbours and fuel depots. It doesn't take many drones to do what Russia has done to Ukraine and cripple its economy. Suicide drones, high value targets produce big results with very few deaths.
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  4956.  @SilverFoxHotTakes  She's always got the giggles. Nitrous or weed?
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  4957. Time for the investigation into that massive payment into Hamas.
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  4958. The approach to do this is 1. Make a complaint - the council will reject it 2. Now you go to the local government ombudsman. That's now outside the council's control 3. You make a police report that its theft for the council to keep the money. You have the names from the above.
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  4959.  @FredScuttle456  A subtle but important point Fred.
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  4960.  @andymcnaughton2100  He effectlively screwed pensions by 25%. However the big reason why final salary schemes are in a mess is because they set the discount rate too high. Way too high. Then as the debts fall due, that regulation failure is exposes. Brown again. Again, that's peanuts. The state's pensions have a 16,000 bn black hole. Whats' 22 bn? Socialist pensions for you. Forget the mouse. Worry about the stampeding elephants
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  4961. Now you are giving me ideas on what can be done
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  4962. That's why you need votes on policies
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  4963.  @phillipdavies9233  You mean they knew in advance.
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  4964. No hope then for the Pakistani women and children.
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  4965. Dyson? He's not in the UK. What' relevance does he have?
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  4966. Whole of Government Accounts, 2021-22 Page 8 Total liabilities 6,289,200 million IF you exclude state pensions What's 85 million?
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  4967.  @iwantagoodnameplease  Because that transfers wealth away from the workers. So why is wealth inequality a good thing?
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  4968. If its the BoE via the APF If its a political controlled bank, its 100% going to happen.
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  4969.  @jewelrymaker1607  On the beach, on holiday, again,....
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  4970. TO be correct, he didn't lie. He admitted the truth here. Question is can he be done for perjury in other cases?
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  4971. Another day, another stabbing. And all the time the government does nothing.
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  4972. Migration is driving up prices for housing because you cannot build enough that fast to cope with the inflow. Second factor. When you QE and push interest rates down, prices go up, because people buy on the basis of monthly cost. That's interest rate * purchase price.. Low interest rates = housing prices get inflated.
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  4973.  @michaelobrien9825  The power of a name, is up there with the best of heckles. A good heckle has no come back. The comic is dead. Special needs party. Sir Kid Starver. ...
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  4974. Whose funding them?
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  4975.  @sgtrod  Are referring to Gotham's new criminal "The Gobbler"?
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  4976.  @stephenhaywood5672  Shortly after becoming PM I slipped on a glace cherry and fell into a hospitality box at Arsenal. It was at that point all my clothes fell off and a kind gentleman offered to by me new gear ...
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  4977.  @nigelkthomas9501  Vicious but funny! 🙂 I started making a list of politicians who have done bad things. Just the UK. I've still got to work my way through the standards committee. But before that, I've hit 429 MPs already, some are repeat offenders too.
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  4978. More. 5 trillion IF, and its a big IF, ignore the socialist pensions.
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  4979. Debank her.
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  4980. Something smelly
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  4981. An electric bus caught fire in south London on Thursday, January 11, with footage showing flames coming from the rear of the vehicle. Locals told City AM that they heard a terrifying “loud bang,” and saw thick smoke coming from the bus. Merton Police issued a statement advising drivers to “avoid the area of Wimbledon Hill Road this morning."
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  4982.  @pauldandurandboots  Equation of exchange. If you double the money supply, you double prices. Pure and simple. The velocity of money won't change, and printing money doesn't increase economic activity.
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  4983. Compulsory national service for the woke.
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  4984. They are owed a pension. The question is why does GB News cover up and not report the pension debts?
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  4985. Says a lot about Military training and Military vetting
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  4986. Balloons of nitrous?
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  4987. 20 years for tax evasion.
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  4988.  @Ooooomatron  I think some time in a orange jump suit first.
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  4989. Leandro Lopes, 18, and Jordan Tams, 17, in an attack orchestrated by 15-year-old Kriesha Beyonce Stroud I've looked them up on the register of births. One year each side of their calculated birth date. None of them on the register of births in the UK.
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  4990. They have left. Dubai, Thailand, Cayman, Bahamas, USA, Malaysia, Singapore, Malta, ... It's more accurate you state where they can't go. North Korea for example
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  4991. Ask where you NI has gone, and where's the debts on the books?
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  4992. Robert Underdunk Terwilliger Jr, AKA Sideshow Bob, is Axel Rudabakana American cousin.
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  4993. They need more time for the PR Coverup
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  4994. “Will you stop talking about the invasion?” “Me? You started it” replies Farage. “No we did not?” “Yes you did, you invaded Ukraine. !”
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  4995. What about the other government debts? Civil service pension State pension Nuclear clean up Losses on insurance contracts The EU Unpaid wages Unpaid invoices Expected payouts - eg post office, NHS damages.
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  4996.  @Banjo2030  No. They both appear on the liability side of the balance sheet. The pass the duck test. A debt is something you owe. Look it up. Its in the OED. You are liable to pay your debts. Why would accountants hide the pensions off the books? A liability/debt is a present obligation of the enterprise arising from past events, the settlement of which is expected to result in an outflow from the enterprise of resources embodying economic benefits That's the IFRS. The state insist that councils report their pension debts/liabilities? Does the same for companies. Why would the state claim it adheres to IFRS then not report its pension debts? The official reason from the ONS, OBS, Treasury is that they won't pay the pensions.
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  4997.  @Banjo2030  So on the IFRS standard. Are you now clear why pensions are a debt, and the NHS isn't?
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  4998.  @Banjo2030  The pension debts are £16 trillion. Present value. That's £600,000 per tax payer increasing at 10% a year. They are inflation linked debts which means you have to tax to transfer wealth to pay those debts. Do you think the tax payer can afford to fund that debt?
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  4999.  @Dan-id8wv  I should add, what's your aim in this? You and I clearly are never going to willingly fund the BBC. My view is to whack up the BBC costs to make them go bust.
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  5000. And what about people paying MPs directly, to make sure they toe the line?
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  5001. Ah yes. already on it. 473 out of 384.
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  5002. He's not gay but TaylorSwift tickets are Taylor Swift tickets
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  5003. At least they are consistent! :-)))
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  5004. Shagging.
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  5005. Draging it out.
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  5006. So how big are Social Security's debts?
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  5007. Cheap Labour. The same reason there was a civil war in the US. Who will pick my cotton? Windrush? Who will drive busses etc
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  5008. Goldspring says he accepts the evidence confirms that, thanks to his mental disorder at the time of the offending, Edwards has no memory of which if any of the images he had viewed. ============= So its all alright. The Magistrate is as bent as they come when it comes to what he's done.
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  5009. They can do a psych exam in under two hours. Amazing medicine in the US. NHS you would be waiting 2 years.
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  5010. That's their excuse for the looting. It's not. It's a debt. Its' ripped people off. Just because they have splashed the wealth, doesn't mean its not a debt.
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  5011. How can the get the monkey and not get Sturgeon's emails?
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  5012. state pensions as we know it for now, And now there's a 16 trillion pound pension debt. 30% of taxes goes on the debts. Wealth inequality, directly caused by that. Lack of investment - directly caused. Low take home pay - direct result Public austerity - direct result Pensioner poverty - direct result.
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  5013. Science, engineering, medicine = expensive. Maths, computing = cheap.
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  5014. Around the time they started looting and going to the dark authoritarian side  @shanehumberstone5262 
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  5015.  @jasonaris5316  There are other things. Poeple who have wealth saying, sod it, I'm not working.
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  5016.  @111dddcca  But remember what R says. Government's don't need taxation. The pound is still there. It's just vouchers get used for his wages and pensions. And other public sector workers. Now I know what will happen as you do. That's why its needed to be pointed out in simple terms so that Richard and the people who he is trying to con, get the message.
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  5017. 3? 1. Male to Female 2. Female to Male 3. Male back to Female. Just like changing a pair of trousers. This week, I shall mainly be female. Apologies to the fast show.
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  5018. It's corruption. Tens of thousands of pounds. Millions in "donations". All with strings attached.
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  5019. Release the names. I can certainly find out his name for a few quid. It's easy to get his address to one of 4 places. Get the electoral roll for that close. Check the names off against births in Cardiff. He's the younger of the brothers. But this is what you get when you run cover for terrorists. It's not about the attacker, its about that the public are the victims and the people who created it are politicians. Politicians want to hide that they are the root cause.
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  5020.  @jummah...  What about Gurkas? Are they English?
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  5021. Her attitude made me realize it is a choice to be happy. I'm not sure I buy that. Self awareness helps. If you can work out you might be depressed, you can deal with it. One aspect I noticed was when moving to a country where I was out in the sunshine in the winter, a major change. But I suspect the shit the state dumps on you in the UK is a bigger factor.  @lilirobin7136 
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  5022. Still waiting....
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  5023. I know, It beggers belief.
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  5024. Complete tawddle.
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  5025. Report it via a police website. Quote Worthington & Anor v Metropolitan Housing Trust Ltd [2018] EWCA Civ 1125 Quote Iqbal v Dean Manson [2011] EWCA Civ 123 Section 1 of the Protection from Harassment Act 1997 is the offence. Write the crime reference number and date on the letter, file it. The name of the offender? It's a woman, and she runs BBC revenue collection Repeat, and the letters will stop. Crime reporting is victim led. The victim gets to decide.
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  5026. Yes. You can't start up a bank because almost all your capital will go on regulations. I was once involved in setting a bank up. 20 people working for it. A pile of documents 5 meters tall was needed for the application.
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  5027.  @iwantagoodnameplease  National Debt I'm talking about national debts. Plural. On the its not a household, that doesn't work when the debts are inflation linked. All Richard is proposing a wealth transfer from the unborn and young to pay for the mistakes of politicians. The credit card is correct.
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  5028.  @iwantagoodnameplease  ie. He's not talking about national debts. He's talking about national borrowing. He only cares about the money owed to the bankers.
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  5029.  @zetectic7968  What's wrong darling?
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  5030. James Henry Hammond, a U.S. senator from South Carolina, in his famous 1858 "Cotton is King" speech, which illustrates the Southern justification for slavery in agriculture: "In all social systems there must be a class to do the menial duties, to perform the drudgery of life... Such a class you must have, or you would not have that other class which leads progress, civilization, and refinement. It constitutes the very mud-sill of society and of political government... Fortunately for the South, she found a race adapted to that purpose to her hand—a race inferior to herself, but eminently qualified in temper, in vigor, in docility, in capacity to stand the climate, to answer all her purposes." Straight of of Labour's manifesto. We need migrants to do shit jobs.
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  5031.  @jamesmccreadie8788  My betting is that the RV was for dogging.
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  5032. Why is it that the Facists always warn about facism?
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  5033. I did some research into hearings for medical malpractice. There are three interesting observations. First a disproportionate number of foreign doctors end up in front of tribunals. So what's the cause? Well it could be they aren't good, or it could be that those reporting them are racists. Then you look at the hearing outcomes. Here its that more than average are found with no case to answer. So that could be the evidence for the racist reporting, or that the tribunal itself is racist and letting them off. There's also a discrepancy. Most of the non foreign doctors were getting done for financial offences, and for going against the agenda on a certain treatment. The others were for medical issues There was a pretty even split for those done for horrendous crimes.
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  5034. The President's Brain is Missing Pelosi..."Heath care professionals say Trump is the one with dementia" media..." what heath care professionals?" Pelosi "I can't remember".... Media "Was it Dr Jill?" Pelosi "I, umm ,yes...I  think that was the name".
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  5035. Huw Edwards, not jailed People refusing to fund the BBC and Edwards, jailed. Shows the priorities.
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  5036. Very subtle way of asking the obvious question.
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  5037. How about we don't pay your public sector pension? For some reason I suspect you will claim you are owed the pension. ie. It's a debt. If you think its not a debt, I'll buy it off you for £1.
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  5038. The 10% for the big guy. Was tax paid on that?
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  5039. In the US, criminals aren't allowed access to weapons. In this case we have a criminal with firearm offences, and the state didn't take his weapons away. Governmetn failure.
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  5040. Jail Trump. Biden resigns Two hail marys.
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  5041.  @NOTPC79  Anything. Literally anything will do. Here are some ideas being a bad person in the first degree being an imminent existential threat in the second degree desecration of presidential decorum in first degree prospective and probable treason due to inappropriate travel violation of gentlemanly behaviour - not sure if its first or second degree. pre-emptive filing of future possible crimes in the first degree impersonating of a U.S president in the first degree impersonating of a candidate for U.S president in the first in the first degree violation of progressive virtues in the first degree violation of the bad stuff act, in the first degree
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  5042. Watching the Mad Nut Centre. Rick Stein when he went round highlighting food producers had them stand in front of their shop/factory, holding some of their goods. A way of showcasing what they do. That would make a nice shot, with the address and name. Plus its a way of getting them some advertising.
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  5043. Tax evasion law, personalised.
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  5044. @jackie338 UK can and should refuse that for those who have acquired Irish nationality other than by descent.
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  5045. Trump is important. Remember, they are targeting Trump. They have admitted it. They coordinated it when he announced he was standing. i.e They are prepared to concoct cases to go after him. They certainly won't hesitate to do the same to you. Fake courts, no right to appear. Decided in your absence, you are guilty because judge and prosecutor are the same, no jury. So we need a major move. Greens have lost it. People have worked out its a con. The MSM is going bust. Control over the agenda? Not any more. Politicians have lost it over mass migration Just wait until people find out they won't get a pension because politicians have spent all the money.
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  5046.  @eleanorcrawford9978  Exactly. The police have been caught with their pants down and are completely exposed. Hence the lies about what law they were using. Camera footage would be very interesting. Certainly from the custody suite. Body worn footage and video or recordings of any interview.
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  5047. The Kier Starmer QC tax avoidance law. Not ever Sunak had a personalised tax evasion law.
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  5048. Your Search for Elisandro Pinto Alves returned zero good matches Your Search for Hanzell Greenaway returned zero good matches Your Search for Jaheim Thomas returned zero good matches Name Marvin Joshua O Edokpolo Birth May 2005 Hackney, Greater London But at least Sadiq Kahn is safe, and so is Keir Stamer.
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  5049.  @RaimoHöft We should register all the arrivals, the millions of them, with a Northern Island address. Then come any hand over we give Ireland the mess
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  5050. Solution 1. No discrimination. No pro White EU racism for example. 2. Net contributors only. 3. You get a minimum tax code of 38,500 (average wage) a year, increasing in line with average wages. 4. No welfare for economic migrants. No housing benefit, income support.... 5. Remember, they came here for economic reasons. If its not economic for them they will leave. 6. No public sector jobs. No Public Sector worker generates any tax revenue. Implementation Cross reference NI records and applications with nationality. Then send out the email messages with the tax change. That destroys the business model that is massively harmful for the UK
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  5051. Which is why we need the right of consent in the HRA. Politicians hate that.
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  5052. So which number will be missing? It will be the pension liabilities. They will never be reported on the balance sheet. Labour cannot allow that because it shows that socialism has caused the mess
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  5053. He's not worked out that his subscribers were bots paid for by Democratic funds.
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  5054. 73 times.
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  5055. MPs have immunity.
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  5056. So craete a new currency, the voucher. Pay civil servants in vouchers.' No need for tax. Of course, when they go an spend the vouchers, they might discover the problem.
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  5057. Latest Morning Consult polls. Wisconsin Trump + 1 Pennsyvania - Tied Arizona Tied Florida Trump + 5 Georgia Trump + 2 Michigan Harris + 1 North Carolina Trump + 2 Ohio Trump + 9 Add on the 3-4% systematic bias in favour of Harris
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  5058. You try getting any crime report against an MP recorded. I've just had a white wash response from the Met this morning about a complaint on non recording. Rejected. Apparently only a victim can make a crime report [not true]. So that's the murder epidemic solved. Victim has to make the crime report. Plus I've won complaints in the past about not recording crimes. Now I do know its in the system, because I reported it to the CoLP, and they passed it to the met as a hot potato. Two officers have rejected it. So I'm on the war path. It will be off to MOPAC, if MOPAC follow the precedent, it gets bounced back. More than embarrasing to lose twice. Plus the usual, don't answer all the complaints trick.
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  5059. there are some remarkable videos. Another example is e bikes. 2 years ago, next to the cafe I go to, a woman [illegal migrant] was killed 2 blokes escaped naked, never to be seen again. Old Kent Road, opposite the post office if you want to do some research.
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  5060. Estonian prisons are empty because all their criminals are in the UK
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  5061. Post an update when he's back. David, I hope you've backed up all your videos.
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  5062.  @dissonantiacognitiva7438  Coulter's law.
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  5063. Cancel the alive? Tick Cancel the dead? Tick Cancel the unborn? Silly me they have been doing that for decades.
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  5064.  @michaelhearn3052  I have a slight issue with the idea you need a license to be a minister.
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  5065.  @abody499  The NHS, acute hospitals only, kills 20,000 a year from mistakes. So why do NHS staff do that?
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  5066. More fun reporting her (Pipa) for harassment.  @mrsillywalk 
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  5067. What's his differential equation?
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  5068. The Swamp is strong in this one.
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  5069. Or Ricky Jones. How is that peaceful? Rowley is deluded.
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  5070. Thinking about it more, you may be correct. Poverty drives people to do things that otherwise they may not do.  @hiroikarasu 
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  5071. And Bill Would Have Gotten Away With It Too, If It Weren't For Meddling With Kids - Scooby Doo
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  5072. New meaning to getting shitfaced. Now Simon Hart, when questioned. Have you ever paid for sex? Yes, but I didn't get laid. Pull the other one.
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  5073.  @2611Biano  And you want that 6 pm hate.
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  5074.  @danmayberry1185  How would you know that its not the Ali one unless you had the real one to compare it against? It's quite easy to find his name by the way
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  5075. Why have the web cameras been turned off? What about the romanian maffia on Westminster Bridge that the police allow to operate?
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  5076. Trial then conviction then sentence. Not in the UK any more.
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  5077. No it wasn't. The Brexit deal was shutting down uneconomic migration. How are the getting work visas on low pay?
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  5078. Just like the police targeting people at a Jewish rally. They have gone full blown antisemitic.
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  5079.  @witlesswonderthe2nd883  Sweden has had a massive increase in fraud, caused by the move to cashless.
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  5080. A far better approach, instead of asset stripping the workers of 20% of their income, get that 20% into a fund, owned by the worker. Those investments then grow the economy, fix wealth inequality. But there's a problem. Those hidden debts, that consume 30% of all taxes.
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  5081.  @brucemacdougall6121  But Norwegians still run a pension ponzi and the debt's are off the books Bruce. Hence its still in a mess.
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  5082. The dog didn't eat my homework.
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  5083.  @mell52-o1r  But I don't have a Aden Wells-Smith tax evasion law Keir Starmer has the The Pensions Increase (Pension Scheme for Keir Starmer QC) Regulations 2013 All so he can evade taxes.
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  5084. You don't always get bleeding. I was at A&E once and two people carried in someone who had been stabbed. Hardly any blood.
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  5085. Clickbait title. There was I thinking Tiffany Henyard had another surprise for us.
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  5086.  @PotBanginEejit  The problem comes with buy now pay later. Debt. What happens is that in the future you get austerity. Either cuts to services, or personal austerity where you are made poorer. If we take the state, its far worse. £16 trillion pounds of pension debts, is just negative wealth. On top zero investments. You've been asset stripped. You must get that. Wealth inequality Low take home pay cuts to services lack of investment pensioner poverty .... All a consequence of that decision, lets create a ponzi. Again I'm pretty certain you get that. But that causes you an issue. It's a socialist pension based on socialist redistribution and no capitalist investment. That causes you a major disconnect. So you go into denial about the debt, because that's easier than admit to the cause.
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  5087.  @alexanderlazarev3570  пожалуйста, товарищ
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  5088. Print vouchers. You can never run out of vouchers. Use them to pay PS workers
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  5089. Exactly. That's because of the state debt Richard won't talk about.
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  5090. Paying public money to pervert the course of justice? He's committed a hate crime, and now he's using public money to censor it.
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  5091.  @BobBuilder-mq9wr  Yep. Orange jump suit will coordinate very well with the hair in the fashion stakes.
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  5092.  @HubbaHubba64  That's an idea. One thing I've not seen mentioned. Where are Kaba's assets? They are the proceeds of crime. When are they going to be seized?
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  5093. Go boogie woogie. Now the question. Why has St Pancreas station shut the piano down and put guards on it.
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  5094. They aren't scared of a Reform government. They are very very worried about police investigations when the control of the police and the judicary isn't one of their mates.
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  5095. With that laugh, she has to be using gas and balloons.
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  5096. So that's 11 standard british peasants have to work for a year to pay for it. And they aren't allowed any services as a consequence. A min wage earner pays 1K a year in income tax.
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  5097.  @CindySeifen  Inflation. Less people in employment. Massive increase in crine. 12 million illegals. You're deluded.
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  5098. There's video of the consumption.
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  5099.  @angusabbott5615  That's what happens when you spill your coffee on your keyboard.
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  5100. Humza has paid for his porn with our money in the form of the pay off.
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  5101. Starmer's record at the CPS. He says he prosecuted a handful of Subpostmasters. ie around 5. The figure was close to 100. That's 100 miscarriages, and very expensive ones. That ignores that he had a duty to take over cases were appropriate. No such assessments were made. The result is he is up to his neck in the PO mess. THen he boasts about 4 million prosecutions What percentage of those were wrong? What does it say about a society where 4 million prosecutions are made, and the prosecution / crimes commited is so low. What's the level of criminality?
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  5102.  @georgesdelatour  So lets deal with some of his offences. Section 2, 2006 fraud act. Signing a document that's false to gain employment. Rules 1,5,6,7 of the Representation of the People's Act 1983. S.65A and 168 of the said amended act. Making a false declaration on the property rental. ie. 20K not 75K value. Bribery Act 2010. ie. Clothes where the full value is not reported. S327 of the Proceeds of Crime Act, covering up the sources of money [Money Laundering] ...
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  5103. Yes. The claim its for purposes of collecting the license fee. That is what the law states. What it doesn't say is that BBC Licensing, a private company can do this. It doesn't say that Capita can do this.  @Sotto_ 
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  5104. The reason on the baliffs bit is because in almost all cases no magistrate was involved. There are no names, so you have no recourse. That in my view is a major issue.
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  5105. Why didn't Ali pay Stamer 100K when he wasn't PM?
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  5106. Perhaps they pushed him in. Wouldn't be the first time for that on that bridge.
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  5107. Mind you we have the face of the bloke in Bristol but no name, or description.
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  5108. There's a difference between credit card and debit cards.
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  5109. He's being accused of having an injuction if I read between the lines.
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  5110. Jan to be more accurate.
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  5111.  @Teecee-y8m  When it gets really bad, it will be.
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  5112. The Australian girl got to enjoy 5 bits of cultural enrichment. The Australian BMX team got robbed. Australian Channel 9 team got robbed.
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  5113.  @metalicminer6231  Explain?
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  5114. My question is will the judges be ordered to turn up and answer questions
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  5115.  @juliegregory3900  Or the BMJ, Just english acute hospitals. 20,000 avoidable deaths a year. How many has the NHS killed?
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  5116. She must like being probed. There are so many probings
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  5117.  @deanalford8417  We were never asked. That's the key point. So what's the key change? Well we need a right of explicit informed consent in law as a basic human right. So that means if you don't want migration, you just say no. You then don't have to pay for it. For those that want it, they can say yes. They get to sponsor a migrant. They pay for any short fall in taxes, for the cost of any imprisonment, police investigation damages to the victims. They do this buy buying a bond or insurance to cover it. For some reason that will be a very very tough life lesson to those involved.
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  5118. What are elections? They have been canceled.
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  5119. No, next time it will be you.
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  5120. What's the lie?
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  5121. What you need to do is to report it. Easy, your local police on their website have a webpage, not to friendly and error prone, for reporting. Write the date and the reference number on the letter and file it. After all what's their defence going to be? It can't have been harrassment, you didn't report it! 🙂 With the letters and reference numbers, plus the case mentioned in the article, it gets harder.
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  5122.  @vladimirimp  So why would people who kill on that scale want it legalised?
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  5123.  @IanLynch-b7e  Starmer is going to break all records. When even the left turn on a labour leader, its game over. Sir Kid Starver. Kier Stalin, ...
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  5124.  @IanLynch-b7e  So why would a socialist demand a law that means his tax evasion is legal? I'm thinking of changing my name by deed poll to Mr QC. First name Keir. Middle name Starmer. Then I can evade taxes too
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  5125. Police Advice. If you are Jewish you will be arrested.
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  5126. A quango that can be abolished. OK, it needs changes to the law etc. But Nigel, the short cut, is set their funding at £1 a year. Remember, no government can be bound by the spending promises of a previous government. So cut the Gordian knot. Make a list of quangos, and on day one, set their funding to £1. After all cutting wasteful spending will be in Reform's manifesto. Just needs a minister to sign the funding letter. No need for a vote even. Abolishing them, takes longer.
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  5127.  @Inferno-  That is even worse with the left. Here's my top three causes. The state pension ponzi - wealth inequality, pensioner poverty, statea austerity, low take home pay, cost of living crisis Uneconomical Migration - poverty, crime, housing crisis, NHS waiting lists, tensions in society, court backlog. Cuts in spending Beveridge NHS (Not a Bismarck system) 20,000 avoidable deaths a year just in NHS acute hospitals in England. Ever tried getting the left to discuss that?
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  5128. So where are the trillions of pounds of wealth the workers have given the welfare state?
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  5129. As the prophets foretold, the left shall devour the left, it has come to pass. :-)
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  5130. NHS england are hopeless. For example even if you have opted out of your medical records being shared, they have sold them. That information is anoyomised, but there's an easy way using the government's RON database of reversing that anonymisation.
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  5131.  @clivemiddleton9149  I've a proposal. Lets call it referenda by proxy. Nothing changes about first past the post. A separate issue is selection of candidates and there you need open primaries You nominate an MP, any MP as your proxy. Proxy votes are needed to pass votes. You can change your proxy at any time That's it. So why does that work? Tory vote in a Labour seat? Nominate a Tory MP Direct democracy? One MP would set up a proxy website, where they will pass on your proxy vote. Manifestos. Things not in the manifesto? You can stop it. In the manifesto, and not implemented? Well that isn't covered. If you don't like a policy? Well you have the right of consent. They can't force it on you. If MPs lie then that's not informed consent. As the victim, you can't be punished for saying no. No needs for the Lords too. They go. That saves 150 million a year. Voter registration is 100 million a year. 20 million on top for handling the nominations, its cash flow positive.
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  5132.  @RebeccaTurner-ny1xx  The problem with Richard is that he doesn't distiquish between money and resources [value]. He does that when it suits him.
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  5133.  @RebeccaTurner-ny1xx  They aren't advocating MMT. MMT is just about what happens when you print money etc. What's happened is they have latched onto it to use it as excuse to justify the disaster of socialism. So lets look at your inequality bit. The workers have paid the socialist welfare state trillions for their old age. No capitalism involved, there's no capital. All the money redistribtued which is a core socialist tenet. So the wealth inequality, austerity, high taxes, low take home pay cost of living crisis, lack of investment, all caused by those socialist debts. So now the need an excuse to screw people even more and they have latched onto MMT. For example, governments can print to spend without taxation. That's not the whole story. Governments with fiat can print, but ultimately its about taxation. That's needed to give currency value, and the reason for spending is resources. That's why having a second currency, the voucher where you pay them all in vouchers shows the mess. ie. spend/tax, which comes first is irrevant. You must do both. They regularly switch between money and resources when it suits them, to con people that printing money is the same as creating resources. But the hell is socialist. How are you going to pay your £600,000 share of those debts?
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  5134.  @TheAnonyy  Fight back. Police crime report. Write the reference number and date on the letter. File it. What's the basis? Iqbal v Dean Manson [2011] EWCA Civ 123, it was held that sending letters can form part of a course of conduct amounting to harassment:- Worthington & Anor v Metropolitan Housing Trust Ltd [2018] EWCA Civ 1125 Making legal threats, and they don't act on them. Section 1 of the Protection from Harassment Act 1997 (‘PHA’) stipulates that:- ‘A person must not pursue a course of conduct— (a) which amounts to harassment of another, and (b) which he knows or ought to know amounts to harassment of the other.’ Section 7(2) states that harassment includes ‘alarming the person or causing the person distress’ and a ‘course of conduct’ is described in section 7(3) as necessarily involving ‘in relation to a single person ... conduct on at least two occasions in relation to that person ‘.
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  5135. Where was the informed consent?
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  5136.  @sfactory8253  Correct. They can't afford to move. They can't afford to subsidise people coming here too. Nothing you or I can do to stop that whether we like it or not. Yes and no. The problem relates to the tax scam they use to buy properties, leave them empty, driving up prices.
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  5137.  @sfactory8253  Then there's the money laundering issues. Junior comes over from China to Uni. That gets $300,000 legally out of China. Junior sets up a company does a deal with Daddy's company. Daddy's company does nothing. Junior's company goes to court. Daddy's company says its a fair cop. Damages agreed. That's now exempt from exchange controls. It's an expense so it comes off before taxes. Junior buys property, leaves it empty. You've now caused even more of a housing crisis.
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  5138.  @sfactory8253  98% buy a house as shelter. The Chinese are using them for money laundering and tax evasion Completely different thing
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  5139. You need their money to fund the mess that's the UKK state.
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  5140. TDS Clearly the therapy isn't working.
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  5141. He is also the sixth member of the House to be expelled and the first Republican. ============= So what did the Democrats do to get expelled?
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  5142. When is the probe into Starmer? Fnarr Fnarr
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  5143. I think that's actually an error. The better solution is this. 1. No criminals - barred and deported. 2. No discrimination. 3. Net contributors only The last one is the key one. No welfare and a 40K a year minimum tax code. Most can't afford to live in the UK, so they have to migrate for a second time.
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  5144. Depends. Pushed to the limit, they will cave. You may well get internal splits. You can get their puppet masters pulling the strings.
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  5145. Zero debt, and chopping off body parts of politicians who get others into debt. On Islamic finance its all usury just like any bank. No matter how you wrap it up, it looks like debt, acts like debt. Just like if it quacks, waddles, has a bill and looks like a duck, its a duck.
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  5146. BBC Reports. Sadiq Kahn is safe in the £300,000 armour plated Range Rover the taxpayer's bought for him. Then why where the police so slow? You bring guns to a sword fight, not a taser. Indiana Jones proved that. But perhaps he's been watching too much Kill Bill
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  5147.  @lisah9561  On asylum. Far simpler. List of safe countries. Asylum ends. First out, anyone on the next boat. For the others, the Falklands. You'll discover that almost all will leave. The falklands is also a good holding center ofr any that have lost documents, or won't' say. Given them internet access of course, so they can arrange new papers from the own countries. But we don't need to help them with that.
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  5148.  @lisah9561  Another policy. In the Reform manifesto. UK takes back control. So no foreigners get to vote in UK elections. I'd include the naturalised brits. Constituency boundaries to be based on number of voters, not residents. So boundaries get adjusted.
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  5149.  @lisah9561  So what the tricks. Brits taking back control. The left will think its about the ECHR. It is in part. The reality is that voting rule, change of constituency. It's in the manifesto. They will hate it. So the lords are easy to get rid of. I know how. I have 6 state secrecy certificates made out to me personally. Get those revoked and most are on fraud charges. End of the lords. One quango down. Or you appoint 1000 reform peers. For a laugh. Supreme court. The best option is a migration court to decide all cases. Over and above the SC. 1 judge, 4 hand picked lay people, majority voting. SC will hate it.
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  5150.  @Truth-warrior-j3e  Discussion Paper Series CDP No 22/13 The Fiscal Effects of Immigration to the UK Christian Dustmann and Tommaso Frattini They could only just make recent EU migrants pay their way by assuming that common goods, 20% of the costs, were paid by Brits and not the migrants. See table 4 and table 5 at the end. Even then the net effect was negative. So here's the question "TruthWarrior" So how do any of the 1.5 million migrants on welfare pay more tax than they cost?
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  5151.  @Truth-warrior-j3e  So how about a compromise. Break even income is 40K a year. All those migrants you say pay more in than they take out. We just change their tax codes to 40K a year. Taxed at source, it won't raise any money will it. THey all earn more than 40K. So lets have that compromise. No welfare and 40K tax code. Not a single migrant affected. IF you are telling the truth that every migrant pays more in than they take out.
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  5152.  @lisah9561  The order is important. First crimimals out. No one really complains and that gets the ball rolling. Next last in first out. That stops the flow accross the channel. Now it becomes harder. People who have been here for longer but still cost us huge sums have friends. They get organised. One counter, they must get a letter stating how much they have cost others. Then the BBC ask to see the letter. If the BBC doesn't, you just turn around and say the BBC is hidding the truth, when their welfare etc is cancelled. Or you start with the recent. I tend towards that. Recent arrivals, out.
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  5153.  @amybishop9787  The difference is one can't be fixed. The other is optional. That's the difference between local and non local. Now lots of people want the non-local. So a sponsorship arrangement where the left agree to make up any short fall. That includes legal costs and imprisonment costs. No right of bankruptcy. There will be one or two cases where they lose all. But for families, that's the most likely route.
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  5154. No its not going to be as good as they say. The Chinese built graphics card. Not even the Chinese want them. The same will be true for AI. Same for the Chinese Gold Mines. Massive discovery. Yeah? The samples will have been seeded. It's on of the oldest scams in the world.
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  5155. Evidence?  @rogerphelps9939 
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  5156. 1. Use the 25th. OK, you need a 2/3rds majority in both houses. That means you need the Reps to vote to get rid of him. Why would they do that? 2. On the pledges. He's already the candidate. What are they going to do? Let Trump win by default? Not going to work.
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  5157. Remember there is a second cover up. Criminals of this ilk start in the family and with neighbours. That's what the research state. That's covered up for "cultural reasons".
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  5158. Very simple. Politicians screwing the public. Extorting the public. Asset stripping the public. Going all out fascist.
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  5159. The new Government economic model - Extortion.
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  5160. In this case, the obvious question is costs.
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  5161.  @RufusToots420  That's my assumption too, based on other reports and zero evidence whatsoever for any other cause.
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  5162. Would be interesting to gather some statistics on this. Say for the BBC website. Coulter's law is just a form of r***ism.
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  5163. Yep. The Yemeni charity Scammers and the pimps using child photos to push their trade. Which will be first?
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  5164. PR is a disaster. It just means 5 people in central offices control who becomes an MP. It means no independant will every get to Westminster. The better solution, the right of consent in law. Then you just say no to the state
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  5165. Battery Chickens
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  5166. Why would you go on holiday there? You just have to look how its degraded. The question, how did it get into such a state? Who acted or didnt' act? It's clear, its government. Government is the problem. What's the solution? Clearly not the people who caused the mess.
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  5167. Then in 2023, he was accused of being rude to women while working on BBC’s Inside The Factory. Such a heinous crime.
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  5168. My view he's probably topped himself.
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  5169. The left should be forced to sponsor them. That would be a hard lesson. Then we have the uneconomic economic migrants.
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  5170. A search of the register of births in the UK, for a person of that name born in 1999, 2000, 2001 shows no one was born in the UK Widening the search for anyone born with that name, no one comes back Could be the police haven't got the surname right, Sultankhali which would be an alternative again comes back negative. So why don't the police report his nationality?
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  5171. Why work when all your taxes go to new arrivals? Why work when the state rips you off on your pensions? Why work when you need the police they won't be bother to turn up? Why work to pay the police when you report a crime, and they don't even record it? Why work when the government's model is to extort you? Why work when the government says you are guilty, prove otherwise you little peasant?
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  5172. Exactly. She's thick as they come. It all gets paid by the customers.
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  5173. Democracy is a threat? Yeah, Labour are fascists who hate democracy.
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  5174.  @fburton8  No, he's been following the reality. So here's one thing richard won't tell you. THe socialist welfare state is 16 trillion in debt just for pensions. Off the books. The result is that 30% of tax goes on the debts, not on serivces. Austerity is a direct consequence. That 30% is the gross profit margin the state is creaming off the public.
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  5175. My concern, how did they determine if it wasn't a medical issue when they pumped the spray in?
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  5176. Easy to deal with the lords. Cut off their funding. They can't rule against it, its a finance bill. Second option, 1000 peers to appointed to out vote them.  @ericreckless541 
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  5177. They need to stop anyone wearing a balaclava. My bet is he has stolen a deliveroo set up, and is cycling/motoring away as we speak.  @arsemyth8920 
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  5178. before the public got to know about him and his background A very interesting observation. The cover up excuse.  @NobbingNobby 
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  5179. GDPR is a SAR [Subject Access Request]. FOI is another law entirely. SARs from the police you have to be there. Clearly we weren't. Even then, I've lost count of the number of complaints I have had upheld on SARs from the police. We are talking double digits. Not that they give me the decision letter. Reminds me to escalate. For your information, I believe I hold the record for the most upheld complaints against the met in one year. FOI is another issue. The police have a special status. They will refuse because its being used for fighting crime. They will also say no because there's going to be a pending trial if he's caught.  @petemccalam5727 
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  5180. The fascists are in charge.
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  5181. Secret Policies....
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  5182. How many other warlords in the UK? What crimes did his parents commit?
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  5183. I disagree. He was in my view evil. His idea to plug the short fall in the state's pension debt was to loot people's savings. ie. Take all private pensions, to pay civil servants theirs. Replace it with a 'promise' to pay. Then of course when it comes to pay, sorry folks we've spent all the money. So he's in the same club as Bernie Maddoff. The difference is that Maddoff ripped off the rich, Field and co rip off the poor.
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  5184. How much time? 1. Too low, he will do it again for the cash 2. Too low, others will do the same, so you need the advertising from jailing him 3. Too high it costs us.
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  5185. A tax cut is uunpaid? You're delusional. Tax is paid. What's interesting is you can't say how much you need and for what. Start off with those pension debts. How big are they?
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  5186.  @quillo2747  There's huge swathes of state spending that can go. 1.5 million migrants plus their dependents on welfare and not working. The bit of course the left won't talk about. They are good for the UK they state. Who will do the jobs etc? But they aren't working. THey aren't doing any jobs. So a simple solution is no welfare for foreigners. I'd go farther. You MUST be beneficial to the UK. That means paying more tax than you cost, otherwise you end up with the peasants losing their heating and pensions because of a hidden subsidy. A 40K a year minimum tax code for foreigner.s That's break even. No discrimination also. White black brown, gay straight, ... all irrelevant. A simple test. No crime, pay more than you cost.
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  5187. Violence to achieve a political aim is terrorism. 10 years starter
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  5188. Family are liars.
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  5189. Apart from the pesky bit of evidence that the police were talking about it.
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  5190. Since he's done the same in China, will he be deported?
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  5191. So the obligation on us is to tell them. How about a list of safe countries? No asylum from safe countries. If a country moves from dangerous to safe, a grace period and your asylum is over. So if you come from a safe country, claim asylum, the decision is easy. On the dangerous list? No. Finger print, DNA, photograph, details, convict the next day, deport back to your home country. Even better than sending back to France to try again. That sends a very very clear message, that the UK is a bad idea.
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  5192. It's all about the economics. You of course can't argue about the economics, so you twist it into racism. You probably voted to remain. Special rules for a group that's 97% white. Ho hum.
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  5193.  @TheEvertw  You are hung up on labels. The question is what are the policies that have gone wrong? Here its just the same as the banking "crisis". The regulation has failed.
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  5194.  @TheEvertw  So tell me about the Post Office, then we will get back to the water companies. That's nationalised.
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  5195.  @TheEvertw  You're hung up on labels. The Tories have failed. Before them Labour failed in spades as well. The problem is the state. Lets take the NHS. 20,000 a year killed from avoidable mistakes {manslaughter} in acute hospitals. Under Labour, under the Tories. What's your solution? More money? It's been provided in bucket loads, and that hasn't worked.
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  5196.  @RoofLight00  What do you mean by solution? You really mean something palatable. But let me give you one example, the NHS. The NHS is a Beveridge system. Insurance, supply and regulation are combined. The alternative system is a Bismarck system. There the three legs are split. The top two health systems, universal coverage are the Dutch and the Swiss system. So the NHS needs to be changed to a Bismarck system. Then those responsible for the 20,000 avoidable death toll each year are dealt with. The reason why Bismarck systems work is easy to see why you look for example, and Shipman and Portsmouth. Complete failures of the regulators in both cases. Post code lotteries? Insurance telling doctors not to treat. Biskmarck systems, treat first, pay later. So there's one fix. The NHS doens't even make the premier league.
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  5197.  @andybrice2711  So why has TFL gone bankrupt so many times? But in general you are correct. State regulates, private, both for profit and not for profit provide. NHS is a prime example to go. Look at its performance, its insistence that the victims pay, and contrast that with Switzerland and Holland.
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  5198. or the T word. Terrorists. Violence for political aims.
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  5199. You mean like the DWP?
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  5200. Reeve's Declarations of interests. Money received for support. What's it for? a) Saggy Tits b) Hernia c) She's trans and its for jock straps d) It's corruption
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  5201. Please don’t lump all public sector pensions together. For council staff they are part of the LGPS scheme into which the members pay their contributions and when they retire get paid out of the scheme funds, not the public purse ======== That's the theory. The problem is that every single scheme has a deficit. Every single one. So your memory is wrong. They have a 'guarantee' where when their mismanaged schemes fail, they tap the rest of for the cash. The NHS - zero assets Civil service - Zero assets Army - zero assets Police - zero assets Why now would they hide those debts off the books?  @jodo2024 
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  5202. Doesn't require it. You can get it other ways. Such as a bond and a CDS contact. Even gilts are not risk free. You need to add on CDS contracts to make it risk free. Look at the UK credit rating.
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  5203. Emails. Texts. Phones. All need to be checked.
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  5204. To be fair to FEMA, the migrant crisis is a crisis. No one doubts that. The problem is that its of Democratic making.
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  5205. It's like me and ice skating. I quickly managed the 360 degree turn, but with a horizontal axis.
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  5206. Is he a w***er? I'm sure he has a man come in and service him .
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  5207. That makes the state pension illegal then. Asset strips people. Makes them poor. Being poor is detrimental to health.
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  5208. There needs to be a vaccine for TDS.
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  5209. She's not releasing what she told them.
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  5210. The opposite Michael. They want FOM.
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  5211. Dono
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  5212. I'd start with their tax evasion. Same as Starmer's personal tax evasion law. Removing them is another. You also need to take over the bar and solicitors council and put that under ministerial control. That way they can't get a job as a barrister, solictor and even be involved in the law. You just need to do one. The judicial independence but has also been proved to be a sham. Look at the fast track cases. That shows political interference.
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  5213. It just puts different snouts in the trough. Why do you not want direct democracy combined with a right of consent in law?
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  5214. What else do you have in mind to repair for the 1st of April? See the lock picking lawyer for his April 1st specials.
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  5215. That would be my guess. But even for P, it would be difficult for the recorded variant. That leaves the illegal version or its only fans.
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  5216. Another victim of Putin.
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  5217. They operate a shop lift to order, during the week. That's been going on for ages. The police know about it. They also do a welfare fraud where babies are registered multiple times. Welfare is then claimed. When the health nurse turns up, well its back in Romania with the Grandparents.
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  5218.  @Angus_____  Factual I'm afraid. They divvy the money up in front of New Scotland Yard so the officers can check on their percentage. The Met won't record the offences. That's even with MOPAC ordering them to make changes to crime reporting. DPS didn't even tell the head of crime reporting about the order. Charring Cross is the local police station. Look up their history. It's inside the westminster secure zone. How can you have organised crime in that area without the police agreeing to it? It's the site of a terror attack with lots killed and maimed. But no policing. Again, on the take.
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  5219.  @jamesmacabre4804  Cup and ball, variant of it. Pickpocketing as well. Shop lift to order, people trafficking, welfare fraud, ...
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  5220.  @mikecahill3989  Yep. For some reason they disappeared during the General Election. Evidence of corruption. Same for the EU Referendum,
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  5221. Set the BBC license fee to 1 penny
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  5222. Whole of Government Accounts, 2021-22 Page 8 Total liabilities 6,289.2 bn Now that debt number excludes the really big debt, socialist pensions The debts are a consequence of a socialist pension Ponzi
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  5223.  @buckrussel3808  Who has? The victims of the fraud?
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  5224. Trump flips Minnesota & Virginia. On target for 320 electoral college vote and winning the popular vote.
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  5225. Spontaneous combustion.
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  5226. There are reports of tapes of Andrew, Bill Clinton and Richard Branson. Now there's a threesome video I never expected to think about!
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  5227. Very good. Even though I like him I do like a joke. PS They checked the till at McDonalds after he left. It was empty.
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  5228. What assets should UKR target? Top of the list is oil refineries. That stops production of oil. No taxes there. No taxes on sales of refined products. Plus it shuts down industries that need that fuel. Unlikely to kill many people.
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  5229. In human rights abuses? Trudeau now joins the ranks of Pinochet, Pol Pot, Stalin, ...  @charlestaylor9424 
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  5230. The key bit is that the UK and Canadian governments behaved in the same way and we have constitutions with a common ancestry. It's a human rights abuse in Canada and the same will be true in the UK But the MSM want to cover up what their mates in government did  @bestrafung2754 
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  5231.  @Royboy50  Exactly. They are worried. Terrified might be a better description. DOGE is why. They have been looting. A set up where the money is chased down, and those who have looted jailed is their nightmare. Top of the looting list. Socialist pension ponzis. Solution. Full audit, and a statement sent annually to all tax payers with their share of the debt. Part 2, what people could have had if their wealth hadn't been redistributed. Just one item for reforms to do list.
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  5232. Coast testified during the trial that Montgomery had molested her which led to him being convicted and getting a 7 year sentence in prison. 7 years and day? Weekend jail?
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  5233. The new business model. Extortion.  @JDMJOE 
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  5234. Excuse 1. The AI hasn't been trained on enough people who have been burnt by chemicals. Excuse 2 Facial recognition doesn't work when you are wearing a Burqa  @amz1037 
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  5235.  @schmitz4206  Wasn't an MP. But no instance justice. Nothing about the Amnesty Internation supporter cheering him on, or the others.
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  5236.  @M.E63  So Adil Rashid wasn't sent to prison? You would be right. He wasn't. He's a pdf who did a 13 year old.
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  5237.  @M.E63  It's wrong. PDFs and RPST need to be in prison.
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  5238.  @NefetariMoonRay  Was he the one's who stopped the attacker? Hard to explain why he wasn't covered in blood like others. It also says that the two others who helped, are ignored. Why would you ignore them? Very racist isn't it.
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  5239.  @M.E63  Corruption is one obvious explanation. Another is that MPs have ordered it, because they are worried when its their turn to be discovered.
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  5240.  @M.E63  It's corrupt. We have a clear example. Starmer told the judges to come down hard on the "far right" They did. No independence of the legal system.
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  5241. Ukraine should be able to buy it cheap.
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  5242.  @denisewest3858  no. Her moths wasn’t. I’ll post later the transcript
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  5243. It's going to be a meme. Every time the BBC screws up, its going to be the BBC finger to what viewers they have left.
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  5244. Norweigan choirboy on a culteral tour.
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  5245. Violence for political ends = Terrorism
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  5246. Perhaps he gets his 10K back.
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  5247.  @TimMeyerMusic  You mean you wont' take the jabs? And the boosters?
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  5248. @ You've got TDS.
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  5249.  @Dax_VAVN  It's tit for tat. Canada had tarriffs. Now the US does.
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  5250.  @Doug-mu2ev  How about a full audit of social security. Full debts published. Then everyone gets a letter each year with their share. Of course that's just part of the loses. Add on what they could have had if their wealth had been invested.
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  5251. Well we have the government industrialising making the population into criminals. That's what you have coming to Canada. ie. Systems where you are found guilty, without your presence, and with evidence you are not allowed to question. They want your money, any which way.
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  5252. They don't. They all are playing fantasy economics. The new game. How many of them include all the state debts when they talk about debt? They all say debt to gdp is 100%. It's not. That's just borrowing to GDP, and its predicated that its not an issue if tax was 100%, services were zero, and that 100% tax goes on the debt.
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  5253. It beggars belief. My guess in this case was DEI quotas meant they didn't check  @r8chlletters 
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  5254. And lots of narcissistic aggressive women.  @beaulieuc8910 
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  5255. In general the state is in cahoots with the MSM like the BBC, and with big tech to doctor what we get told. Hence alternative platforms are interesting Diversity of views is what they hate.  @Mt3Dpdrtk 
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  5256. Should Scotland be forced to build a wall to keep them in Scotland? Armed guards, in leather. Machine guns maned by Morag. Search lights, mine fields. Tis the socialist way. After all anyone fleeing the Socialist paradise must be mad or a criminal or both.
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  5257. Or CCTV is just another way of extorting the public.
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  5258. Vegan? EV? The V has affected your brain! :-) Now perhaps a test. Full charge. Light a candle and place underneath the EV to see if it will go off.
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  5259. How is his tax evasion not a crime? Oh wait, he has a law just for him to make it legal.
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  5260. You need to be a bit more careful. ========== Dozens of young adults born via sperm or egg donation will be able to find out their biological origins in the coming weeks, with the first just days away from being able to apply to find out more information about their donor, health officials have said. Changes to the donor anonymity law will mean that most donor-conceived young adults born after a certain date will be able to discover the people whose donations led to their conception. ========== The law has changed in the UK. I'm not sure what the law is in the Netherlands. However, if you research what happens with things like Ancestry. The offspring put their DNA into Ancestry. Even if the donor hasn't done that, if his relatives have, they will be able to pick up a very small list of likely donors. The cat is out of the bag.  @Anonymous-sb9rr 
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  5261. Brum's not very diverse. A monoculture.
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  5262.  @butwhytharum  Mass unemployment and the CCP? They don't want that.
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  5263. People are demading reparations to Australian aboriginals. When will the colonists in the UK pay reparations to UK aboriginals?
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  5264. The new government economic model - extortion.
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  5265.  @zlamanit  Who do you mean by he? Alli has provided favours. Accommodation for starters.
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  5266. @Alan-gx8gf Ditto. Although in my case, they have even stopped with the letters. I suspect repeatedly reporting them to the police for harassment I suspect had something to do with it.
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  5267. Kackled.
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  5268.  @jason-the-great  I posted the same, spelt with a k, and that's vanished.
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  5269.  @jason-the-great  Now the announcement is made, how are his aides going to tell him he's not a candidate?
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  5270. It's very easy to drain the swamp. What you do is publish social security debts in full. Send every tax payer an annual letter with share of the debts. You can add on what you could have had it your wealth had been invested. You set the stage first, this is what the swamp has done to you. How does the swamp explain a $2 million debt per taxpayer, hidden off the books?
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  5271. So how are you incentivised to work if tax is 90%?
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  5272.  @helenheenan3447  Do the maths. How much debt does the state have? Cost of servicing the debts. Cost of services. What tax level is needed? The problem is with those debts. Not the money owed to banks. The other debts like Richard Murphy's pension. That's £16 trillion. Annual rate of increase 10% Total it up, and 90% taxation is needed across the board.
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  5273. What is needed is now welfare and taxes on migrants. That frees up lots of jobs for the sacked millenials and civill servants to do.
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  5274. He told the judge. Personally the question then needs to be to quit the case. Did he?
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  5275. If it looks like a duck, waddles like a duck, quacks like a duck, its a duck. If it looks like a bribe, behaves like a bribe, is covered up like a bribe, its a bribe.
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  5276. 30% gross profit margin by the state. Why do they need such a mark up?
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  5277. At 10K a pop in fines, e-motorbikes are the way forward for money raising by TFL.
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  5278.  @divumque  Report them for using PDF images - child abuse. Same for the accounts
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  5279. How does this taint the California cases?
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  5280. There you democrats. No need to vote.
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  5281.  @spudspuddy  4million voting for reform? When each convinces one other persont they they need a change, its game over for labour too.
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  5282. The lawyer of choice for the architects of genocide. See his Rwandan c ases
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  5283. Limited company's means its not a crime
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  5284.  @cbatcba  It's the capitalist world. When economies change, companies go bust.
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  5285.  @ferrellsl  It has, repeated defaulted on the pensions. Even for civil service pensions its unilaterally changed the rules. Increase the retirement age is a default on the terms of the pension debts.
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  5286.  @ferrellsl  So women have lost when they defaulted on the retire at 60. Men lost because that was misandrist discrimination [as stated by the courts]. 5 years lost payments 5 years lost interest on those payments 5 years lost from paying in more 5 years opportununity loss from those payments. Repeat at nauseum. It's a default.
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  5287.  @jacksmith-mu3ee  I've defined government.
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  5288.  @DavidZaliinski  I bet there isn't any. Evidence is the willingness to release the information. For example, why would Epstein have a picture of Clinton in a blue dress?
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  5289. Given the pressure put on innocent people to extract money, are we talking extortion or blackmail?
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  5290.  @John-c4r1o  So what about the Ghurkas?
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  5291. Sir Kid Starver is another the left love.
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  5292.  @12theotherandrew  So where's the 18% of income, real wealth that the workers pay the state for their pension?
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  5293.  @12theotherandrew  The workers hand over 18% of their income to the socialist welfare state for their old age. That's real wealth. If Mr average retired today, and had invested his wealth, that National Insurance, he would have a 1.2 million pound fund. That generates 35K a year in dividends. Where's that wealth? How does that affect wealth inequality On top he's still owed a pension. That's a debt. How big is that debt in total? Its' 16 trillion That is the main reason why the state makes a 30% gross profit on its services.
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  5294. Pensioners get the cuts so Starmer gets his personal tax evasion law.
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  5295. You wont' be allowed to. That's the point.
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  5296. 8 Q. Did they ask you to engage in sexual 9 contact and you refused? 10 MS. McCAWLEY: Objection. 11 THE WITNESS: No. 12 BY MS. MENNINGER: 13 Q. Marvin Minsky? 14 A. I don't know that. 15 Q. George Lucas? 16 A. No. 17 Q. Donald Trump? 18 A. No. 19 Q. Did you ever massage Donald Trump? 20 A. No. ====== So one mention. Clinton 73 times. Including that he likes young girls.
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  5297. There are two mentions of Trumps casinos. Nothing to do with him being there. There's also this exchange BY MS. MENNINGER: 13 Q. Marvin Minsky? 14 A. I don't know that. 15 Q. George Lucas? 16 A. No. 17 Q. Donald Trump? 18 A. No. 19 Q. Did you ever massage Donald Trump? 20 A. No.  @alexadams7771 
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  5298. Massive unemployment in China.
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  5299. So where are the trillions the socialist wefare state has taken from the workers leaving a 16 trillion pound debt?
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  5300. Wrong. It's politicians who have created the mess. The public haven't. It's not us. It's them.
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  5301. Libel laws spring to mind.
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  5302. I had emails from the police about him yesterday. I've reported him for two offences. The first offence is time limited. The second isn't which means the police complaints idea, run the clock out doesn't work.
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  5303. Nah, Trumps winning and the people who voted for him support it.
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  5304. Exactly. Where are the trillions the workers have paid the DWP for their old age? Looted
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  5305. It won't be. Supplier, insurance and regulator are combined in the NHS, and that's the structural disaster.
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  5306.  @RandyAbbott-i5j  He's been gaga for years. How can you trust people who said that he's at the top of his game, and then a week later state he's incompetent.
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  5307.  @andyinsuffolk  For that junction, I've also done the analysis on fines. It's £1.2 million an hour if you fine at the max. Even at 10%, that is 120,000 an hour. It's a major profit centre. Money going to waste. Here's an idea that's cheap ULEZ cameras film a junction. It's trivial AI to pick up on offences Red light jumping, cycling on pedestrian only crossings, pavement cycling. That gets the video, and the close up images of the cyclist. That gets stored Then a few months later, an operation, stop those committing an offence. £100 fine, name and address AND a photograph. All that put into the system Then click search. The photograph is matched against photographs of previous offences, and 500 letters sent out, with £100 fines. £50,000 dished out. What's funny, its a magistrate's fine, so you can't get out of it with bankruptcy
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  5308.  @barrieshepherd7694  It hasn't. They have tried on the speed front via the furious cycling route. They haven't tried the ignoring traffic signs. So lets give a scenario. One of those radar driven speed signs. Cyclist goes through at 25 in a 20. I take it you would be happy for that to be a conviction
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  5309. Allow in Rawandan Warlords and what do you expect to happen? Starmer made £500,000 a long time ago from preventing one going on trial. Just preventing the trial. Well over £1 million in todays money. There were 5 of them, so total that up. Add on too, the time spent on remand to be extradited - never happened. Then the welfare costs, the housing costs. 5 of them will have cost close to 10 million. Now for the Radabukanas. 20 years in the UK. 14K a year on average times 4. 1.12 million. The brother has lots of extra costs, over that on average. If you research that you will see why. Then we have Al-Qaeda Alex. Wouldnt' surprise me if the costs so far have gone over 5 million in police, laywer, courts. 18 years. Life expectancy 80. That's 62 years. Maximum security prison, 100K at least a year. 6.2 million in todays price. We are being screwed over all because Starmer and his lawyer mates creamed the cash in legal aid. The solution? No legal aid for migrants or asylum to the UK. Zero. If the left don't like it, crowd fund it.
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  5310.  @Lousialee-hm3gu  The authorities won't prosecute the authorities. But for Rayner it's more than awkward to explain. But fraud at the GRO is rampant.
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  5311. It's because they can cancel it on the grounds you are a scrounger. That's their justification.
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  5312. Change the language. Call them criminal migrants. The left can't argue that people can't be criminals. They do when they say you can't make people illegal.
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  5313. I had an interesting online chat with him yesterday. He's an interesting person for the reasons of the non obvious.
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  5314. When did socilaist worker ever state migration is the problem?
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  5315. No it doesn't. First the 1.5 million inactive migrants and the 1.5 million dependents of them. Game over, leave the UK. Criminals cost huge amounts. So if they are foreign, they go. Then you start on the most expensive migrants and welfare. Tot up the costs, and we are talking in some cases hundreds of thousands of pounds. The most expensive go. We move then to no welfare for new arrivals. That stops the problem getting bigger. Then for new arrives 40K a year minimum tax code. Break even. Gradually, that its introduced for the rest. 20K first year, 30K next, then 40K. The effects are positive.
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  5316. You have to be stupid that you knew about the fraud and did nothing.
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  5317.  @Goldeen-x6k  For the simple reason crap care isn't murder. When you have mass deaths in the NHS, the NHS needs a scapegoat. Underfunding? Nope, billions suppied.
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  5318. Like Starmer's wife. Politicians know they have bankrupted the UK, so they are looting so they have some money. Unlike the peasants who they have asset stripped.
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  5319.  @Royboy50  No discrimination. Doesn't matter what race, gender, sexual preference, ... Purely, if you come to the UK, you cannot force other people to fund you. Now lots of people will object I'm sure. Who will pick my crops, clean my toilet, serve me my latte. The same argument used by plantation owners of course. That philosophy. However they should be allowed to sponsor migrants. They make up any short fall in costs, pay for prosecutions, imprisonment, deportation, out of their taxed income. That debt isn't included in bankruptcy. It's a debt for life, and for your children, ...
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  5320. They only got that right 50%. Or are they taking it all on face value?
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  5321.  @EyesFoward  On the subway, there are lots of dangerous people. It's so bad they have sent in the army. Now DP went to help others, and the reaction of the state was to prosecute him. So the result of that prosecution is that people have concluded, let other people get attacked and killled because if I help, I end up being prosecuted. If you don't get that, it explains your nonsense post.
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  5322. Correct. But here they deny that. Print and pay is the logic with this lot.
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  5323. @mk91-vz1oj And it works.
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  5324. Ah - people who look like their dogs, or is it dogs that look like their owners?
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  5325.  @gazs7572  Downloading Al Qayada manuals implies he's converted. Terrorism these days, the odds are you are islamic. Very rare for anything else.
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  5326.  @Proudbrit1995  Lots of reports said he was in a church choir.
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  5327.  @gazs7572  So what's the probability in these days that he's muslim? 1. Reports of conversion 2. Government desperate for anything but... 3. Terrorist 4. Downloading Al Qayada terror manuals. Balance of probability. He's a muslim terrorist.
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  5328. A firm that ran a NHS walk-in centre hired a top doctor charged with child sex offences and continued to use his services after his conviction. In May, Dr Robert Varnam admitted making more than 200 indecent images of children. On November 12, 2020, Rupesh Seth, 36 and of Filleul Road in Wareham, a practising GP at the time, travelled from Dorset to Egham to meet an adult in order to sexually abuse the adult’s daughter. Dr Stephen Cox, 65, was sentenced to 22 years’ imprisonment at Reading Crown Court on Monday after being found guilty of a string of indecent assaults against seven female patients. A FORMER GP and paediatrician from Taunton caught with one of the largest hauls of child sexual abuse images the National Crime Agency (NCA) has ever seen has been jailed for more than two years. [1.3 million PDF images] ... Rampant in the NHS
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  5329.  @rachelcraig5047  They are trying so hard to be DEI, they are beyond help
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  5330.  @ianscott3180  But I don't think he's OK.
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  5331.  @emceedoctorb3022  Pol Pot
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  5332. Are you chicken Joe?
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  5333. There's one aspect. If we take black men, they have been the target of the state and the police. Now they see the same being done to Trump. Lots of people know, they get Trump they won't hesitate to get me.
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  5334. They can take our lives, but they will never take our freedom
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  5335. New York’s highest court on Thursday overturned Harvey Weinstein ’s 2020 rape conviction ======== At least he's in jail for another rape.
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  5336. Not surprising. The left says tax wealth world wide, which means invading other countries, taxing them, not delivering services to them, because of their own frauds.
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  5337. No
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  5338.  @ezioauditore3128  Answer: This is one of those rules that many people get wrong. There actually is nothing in the U.S. Constitution that prevents candidates for President and Vice President who live in the same state from running together. As a practical matter, it might be a bad idea, since presidential tickets are often put together to create geographic diversity. But, having two from the same state is permissible. The confusion comes from a misinterpretation of the Constitution. Article II, paragraph 3 states that "The electors ... shall vote for two persons, of whom one at least shall not be an inhabitant of the same state with themselves." It’s a bit of unclear, but what it prohibits is an elector from casting both of his or her votes for candidates from the same state in which the elector lives.
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  5339. I see one problem a. Was it bug spray? How do you prove it? b. The fruit and veg. Do you have it to to show that its been contaminated?
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  5340. TDS is rampant at the BBC. Time to put it down
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  5341. How do you change the species of a chicken? Jack in his garden shed, with a couple of bantams is now engaging in species transformation by genetic engineering. On weekends, he makes nuclear weapons for next year's guy fawkes night.
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  5342. Taken from the crime scene to the hospital, but they have a mug shot of him? The attacker's got prior form
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  5343. What's funny is they are trying to claim he's right wing, but his manifesto says otherwise. Journalists trying to claim it was a professional hit, now have egg on their faces.
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  5344. Economically, far left, far right are identical. It's just that the far left doesn't like competition, so labels their opponents.
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  5345. Richard. Create your own currency. Give it a name. The Murphy. You can print as many Murphies as you want. With those printed Murphies you can solve all the problems in the UK by giving the Murphies away. But of course, money and resources (goods and services) aren't the same thing
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  5346.  @terryboland3816  You're welcome. The general thing going on is more interesting. Things are dire. Why are they dire? Well its an accounting fraud. 16 trillion pounds of pension debts hidden off the books. Very interesting that an accounting proff doesn't want to talk about that. So people are like any drowning man, clutching at straws. They have been conned out of their wealth, and when you have someone saying we have a cure. Just take this potion, and it will be ok. Economic snake oil on sale now.
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  5347.  @WarrenPeaceOG  I know. Read up on MMT, and how taxation gives fiat currency value. [Hence the printing Murphys won't work]. Second look up the equation of exchange. That explains how printing money causes inflation. Printing money doesn't create real resources such as goods or services. The secondary effects of printing destroy resources and services.
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  5348. Sure its just Boots use racist in their ads.
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  5349. Now its going to be the prosecutors in the dock. I'd like to see an inquiry into where the 10 million biden voters disappear to. My bet is they died a second time. Then we have that 10%. Why didn't Biden pay tax on that?
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  5350. Desperate for cash. Any which way they can. What's this weeks lets extort the population strategy? On the US, go to any building site in New York. Look at the wall outside. Wall, with row after row of permits. No doubt each with a kick back.
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  5351.  @davidhorsley2717  Or take the other baby units in the uk. Mass deaths. No murders. Strange isn't it. Or Gosport hospital. 605 killed, one doctor. No court cases. Even Coroner's rulings.
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  5352.  @andyMSH700  Factor on top that the state certainly doesn't want research like this being out. 20,000 a year killed by "avoidable mistakes" Avoidability of hospital deaths and association with hospital-wide mortality ratios: retrospective case record review and regression analysis BMJ 2015;351:h3239
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  5353.  @hb1338  It's not in the transcript. That's the issue. To calculate the probility that deaths like this are random, you need to know the background rate of deaths. 20,000 a year killed by "avoidable mistakes" Avoidability of hospital deaths and association with hospital-wide mortality ratios: retrospective case record review and regression analysis BMJ 2015;351:h3239 That's just acute NHS hospitals in England. The rate is very high. You could even say is mass slaughter. So what are the odds of a Letby by pure random chance? Very high What about maternity units? Care Quality Commission (CQC) records showed it deemed two-thirds (67%) of them not to be safe enough, up from 55% last autumn That disasterous level of care is systemic.
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  5354. Tax evasion. Joe hasn't pardoned himself and tax evasion isn't part of his duties as POTUS
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  5355. The advert on the van is very offensive.
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  5356. 1. We will take back control over our laws. They have all been grandfathered in. So we are still stuck in the EU mess 2. Leave EU courts. Still stuck in the EU mess 3. Take back control over our money. Still paying the EU 4. Control over the borders. As if. So the remainers have won.
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  5357.  @johnnagle7702  And what's the cause? Ask the question where are the trillions the workers paid the socialist welfare state for their old age? Ask why that debt is hidden off the books? Labour and Tory have no solutions to it. None. Zilch.
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  5358.  @johnnagle7702  So what policies have created the mess? Ah yes pensions - socialist pensions.
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  5359.  @johnnagle7702  The debasement comes about because they are borrowing to tax people. It's taxes that repay the debts. So in an effort to "Make it easier" to repay the borrowing they cause inflation - the debasement. Problem is that 90% of the debts are pensions and inflation linked. You cannot inflate your way out of inflation linked debt, by definition.
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  5360.  @TC2290-wh5cb  ATC or the Helicopter pilot, or both. Minor for the pilots of the jet. Just because ATC tell you something doesn't mean you don't look out. But at night, that's hard. Secondary, you have to question the design of the airspace.
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  5361. The state will go bust first, and we lose massively
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  5362. It's puffery. It can easily be replicated. All that does is drive more demand for more hardware.
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  5363.  @tooltalk  If you look at GPUs for gaming, they no one in their right mind in China buys Chinese. The same applies to AI. What the Chinese AI shows is that necessity, some time is the mother of invention. The ideas will be ripped off immediately.
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  5364. If they were adapted to the steppe, the world warms, why didn't they move north and thrive?
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  5365. The answer is yes. I bet you make the standard error, that debt is debt. Ignore the difference between fixed rate debts and inflation linked debts. Fixed rate debts, you can print to pay. Causes inflation, screws the creditors, but there is no default. There's no cap on printing fiat money. But for inflation linked debt, the debt is for real resources. Purchasing power. That's limited by the ability to tax, because it's a transfer between the producers and the creditors. So how big are the pension debts? Balance sheet number? Gary won't tell you. He's a banker and just worries about banker's. The money owed to the peasants, ignored.
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  5366. So how are the numbers fiddled to make things look safe? You can do two things. Don't include debts, inflate income available for the debts Debt over GPD. A bad measure. The reason is the state cannot tax 100% of the economy. People can't afford it and want to eat. It's just like saying including your neighbour's income in your mortgage application. Why not Debt / Taxes? ie debt / income. Problem here is that people want services for their taxes, so even that is a bad measure. Debt / (taxes less core spending). This is a more realistic measure. Or you ask the question, what's a reason gross profit margin for the state on its services? That's taxes / cost of services - 1.0. Currently the state makes a 30% gross profit margin. That's a measure of the austerity needed to pay the debts. That's fiddling the income side. Fiddling the debt numbers? Just don't report debts. State pension, PS worker's pensions, the EU, unpaid wages, unpaid invoices, damages [NHS, Post Office], the EU, nuclear clean up, all left off. Just the money owed to bankers included. Other measures. Total debt per tax payer. £800,000. Rate of increase in the debt. If its consistently above growth in GDP, its screwed. Long term growth rate is 10% per annum.
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  5367. @ Until you can't borrow. Like now. Then what?
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  5368. @ The debts are growing at 10% a year. Can you get 10% growth just to stand still? What happens when the workers say I've produced 10% more, year on year, and I'm not better off because the state's taken it to pay its debts?
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  5369. @ Which then makes the middle class the rich, and they then get taxed.
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  5370. How to fiddle debt numbers to make them look affordable. What you do is have a ratio, like for mortgages that you can borrow three times earnings. That affordability ratio is then debt / annual earnings. If its less than tree its deemed safe. So to make debts look affordable you can fiddle the numerator down, or inflation the denominator. Here's some ways to do it. 1. Fiddle the income, On the income side, assume that you can spend all of GDP on the debt, not just tax. On the tax front, will the public accept zero services and all their money going on the debts? Clearly not, so even using tax as the income amount is a fiddle. 2. Fiddle the debt number Banks aren't stupid and insist the money owed to them is reported. So the borrowing gets reported. But what about the other debts? Public sector pensions? Off the books so off the debt number. Same for State pensions Nuclear clean up Unpaid wages Unpaid invoices EU pensions Damages for people killed and injured by the NHS, the Post Office Expected losses on insurance contracts such as guarantees. Notice almost all debts are omitted, just the money owed to bankers and speculators like Gary. Makes the debt look "affordable" when you only include one of the debts, and double your income and state its 100% taxation with no services What other measures can you use to measure affordability? Debts / (taxes less core spending). Core spending is spending you can't cut without people dying. You could also look at what level of austerity the public will tolerate. There are two measures of austerity. First is gross profit made by the state. That's taxes less cost of services. The other is take home pay. So another measure, spending on the debt, is a measure of austerity. Then you what I think is a measure that's very predictive. It's to compare the growth in size of the debts - all of them - against the increase in GDP. When the growth in the debt is consistently above the growth in GDP, its going to go wrong. But for the left there's another measure relating to this that they really want to bury. What could you have had if your wealth hadn't been taken, but you invested and owned it? How big would your fund have been if you had been permitted to do what the rich have done.
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  5371. But remember you have a history of killing black and tans.
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  5372. So the criminal. On knife charges from 5 months ago. Let out Ah yes, the peasants should accept being stabbed say the politicians. We have the police to protect us, because we are important.  @mickeyotoole9780 
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  5373. What's the betting the man in the blue dress is?  @JamesGale1 
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  5374. Even if its not true, I can see them trying.  @psychonautpupildiallater7734 
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  5375. That explains their problem. They release the list. People compare and ask, why was X left off the official list.  @adriennemarierozario6591 
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  5376. Fixes what? Start off with the basics. How big are the pension liabilities? Actuarial valuation. Then we can move on to seeing if your fix works But I bet you won't answer the basic question because you don't' know the answer. That's the second question. Why?  @jerrywatson1958 
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  5377.  @thomasherrin6798  No. I asked for the number for Social Security and its pension liabilities. We know the assets of Social Security is effectively zero. One part of the state owing another part of the state. So what's the liability number.
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  5378. The problem is that as it stands China is not looking for a win-win. The chinese state has made massive mistakes. Tofu buildings. Unsustainable levels of debts. Complete lack of intelectual property rights. Banking crisis All it takes is for Trump to cancel that postage deal, and there's huge unemployment.  @龙腾洞观 
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  5379. The problem is you ask if you are being detained and they don't answer. So you need to be clear, am I being detained, and if you don't say yes, I will take that as a no. You need to be clear, detained or not?
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  5380. There aren't enough rich.
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  5381.  @bigt9374  and his thingy was this big. She was just talking about her last one night stand
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  5382. Anyone notice the huge numbers of posts fro the left stating he was white. They were gleefull. Now it’s come out he is a migrant they have gone silent. Next question was he here legally?
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  5383. You left off business rates.
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  5384. So if you are driving, and see a TV screen out of the window, you are bang to rights.
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  5385. What no Bud lite? :-)
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  5386.  @TrixR4Jesus614  I couldn't resist. :-)
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  5387. Helping people return home.
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  5388. The idea is to force you. Put it on tax.
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  5389. I lean towards wall paper paste.
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  5390. If its not true, its libel. It's a falsehold that has been published [police system] that causes harm  @SilverFoxHotTakes 
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  5391. On the role of the judge. Did he inform the CPS to tell them to take over the prosecution? If not, he needs to be sacked.
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  5392. Illegal uninsured motorbike ridden by an illegal tax dodger.
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  5393. But look at the tax levels. Do you think they would stay for UK levels of taxation?
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  5394.  @DorothyReich  The leprechaun myth.
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  5395. We are bankrupt already. £16 trillion pounds of socialist pension debts, hidden off the books.
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  5396. Post your evidence. There are four inns. Grays and Lincolns are within Camdem. So you fail there. Serjeants' Inn disolved 1877. Chancery ins. Again all outside of the city Inn of Court of Northern Ireland - outside the city. Middle Temple and Inner Temple are liberties of the City of London, which means they are within the historic boundaries of the City but are not subject to its jurisdiction. They operate as their own local authorities. So they are just local authorities responsible for roads, rubbish etc.  @mikkyfinn1111 
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  5397.  @StudentDad-mc3pu  The Council Tax (Administration and Enforcement) Regulations 1992 Section 34 34.—(1) If an amount which has fallen due under regulation 23(3) or (4) is wholly or partly unpaid, or (in a case where a final notice is required under regulation 33) the amount stated in the final notice is wholly or partly unpaid at the expiry of the period of 7 days beginning with the day on which the notice was issued, the billing authority may, in accordance with paragraph (2), apply to a magistrates' court for an order against the person by whom it is payable. (2) The application is to be instituted by making complaint to a justice of the peace, and requesting the issue of a summons directed to that person to appear before the court to show why he has not paid the sum which is outstanding. So they have to apply to the magistrate to get the summons, and the JP issues the summons. Councils ARE NOT ALLOWED TO ISSUE SUMMONSES. So when they do, when they send them out, not the courts, when they jump the gun and send them out before the magistrate has issued them, they are in the wrong.
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  5398.  @50somethinglawyer  I'd dispute that. But can a council issue a summons before the magistrate says yes? What records does the court keep?
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  5399. I've given you the refence. But clearly you won't go and look at it. Why?  @50somethinglawyer 
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  5400. Richard Vobes - Youtube - This man is OUT of the SYSTEM ... - 2 days ago.  @50somethinglawyer 
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  5401.  @MrAndrewFarrow  The Council Tax (Administration and Enforcement) Regulations 1992 Section 34 34.—(1) If an amount which has fallen due under regulation 23(3) or (4) is wholly or partly unpaid, or (in a case where a final notice is required under regulation 33) the amount stated in the final notice is wholly or partly unpaid at the expiry of the period of 7 days beginning with the day on which the notice was issued, the billing authority may, in accordance with paragraph (2), apply to a magistrates' court for an order against the person by whom it is payable. (2) The application is to be instituted by making complaint to a justice of the peace, and requesting the issue of a summons directed to that person to appear before the court to show why he has not paid the sum which is outstanding. So they have to apply to the magistrate to get the summons, and the JP issues the summons. "apply to a magistrates' court for an order against the person by whom it is payable." Is one key part of the law. "The application is to be instituted by making complaint to a justice of the peace, and requesting the issue of a summons " They have to ask the magistrate to issue the summons. It's there in black and white. You can check the law. Very telling you quote zero law. But hey ho, its probably your fat cat pension that's not going to be paid.
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  5402.  @50somethinglawyer  I've given it to you. You clearly have not watched it.
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  5403. Richard Vobes - Youtube - This man is OUT of the SYSTEM ... - 2 days ago.  @50somethinglawyer 
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  5404. 1695 pounds saved.
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  5405. Interesting that Syria and Assad going being a consequence of Putin's miscalculation.
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  5406. Like the military and the police?
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  5407.  @SteveAngel-ns3qp  Recent.
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  5408. *More than 250 patients a week could be dying unnecessarily, due to long waits in A&E in England, according to analysis of NHS data.* The Royal College of Emergency Medicine analysed the 1.5 million who waited 12 hours or more to be admitted in 2023. A previous data study had calculated the level of risk of people dying after long waits to start treatment and found it got worse after five hours. 250 x 52 = 13,000 a year. Just A&E
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  5409. Exactly. Like lambs to the slaughter.
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  5410. Branson's gone. Dyson's gone. That plumber I would never use, he's left. That's the tip of the iceberg.
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  5411.  @livvielov  He's not talking about what he's trying to solve. Namely state debts. Why does the state need to make a 30% gross profit margin on services?
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  5412.  @lonevoice  Are you saying that pension contributions have gone into some sort of black hole and have been lost? ======== Yes. All gone, just debt left. The debt that Richard will never tell you about,
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  5413.  @lonevoice  Because the pensions are the root cause. That's created the austerity. 30% of tax goes on the debts. That's created wealth inequality. That's put people into debt bondage. That causes low take home pay. That creates lack of investment. ....
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  5414.  @RichardJMurphy  It's 100% accurate. The state has taken 18% of the workers wages. That's real wealth. It's said in return we will pay you a pension. That means it goes on the liability side of the balance sheet. If you don't know that its worrying what you are teaching your students. IFRS rules, look them up. That's the accounting standard the state says it uses for the WGA - except it doesn't. Pensions are liabilities. They are owed to people. It's a debt. How big are the state's pension debt/liabilities? 1. Public sector workers pensions 2. State pension Post the numbers - if you can find them. When you can't say why not. The workers have been asset stripped.
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  5415.  @RichardJMurphy  Or if you want the simplest question. How big are the public sector pension debts? I'm sure you can find the number on the balance sheet - not
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  5416.  @lonevoice  Yes there is. Simple starter for 10. I'll get the ball rolling The borrowing, as of this morning. Total Amount Outstanding (including inflation uplift for index-linked gilts) = £2,543.05 billion nominal. That's just the borrowing. The public are on the hook for that. Public sector pensions. How bigs that debt? Workers pensions and the state pension The public are on the hook for those.
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  5417.  @lonevoice  30% of tax goes on the debt.
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  5418.  @lonevoice  LV, here's what you can do to prove there's no debt bondage. The borrowing, I've posted that. Public on the hook. Post the numbers for the state pension debts, and for the public sector pension debts. They are inflation linked and MMT says you can't print your way out of inflation linked debts. I'll make my prediction now. You won't post the numbers because you can't find them.
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  5419.  @lonevoice  So of the debt, I agree. 1 trillion of it, is QE or more ccurately the Asset Purchase Facility. But now add in the 16 trillion pension debts. That's inflation linked debt. MMT says clearly that print to pay, doesn't work for inflation linked debt. It's tax or default for that.
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  5420.  @lonevoice  5% of the true debt is QE.
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  5421. Don't pay the BBC - prison Kids being R*** - no prison if you work for the BBC. If you are the other person in this case, doing the same as Edwards, you're a peasant. 12 months in jail
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  5422. One time, at band camp, at 1:00 am, in Queens, ....
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  5423. We need lots of Woke Brigades so we can send the over the top first.
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  5424. So do you think for one moment that Labour will relax the grip? Of course not. Labour needs violence to take people's money without consent. Labour still needs to hide the trillions of pension debts. Labour still needs to lie about socialist policies causing austerity  @puppets.and.muppets 
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  5425. You have to ask why Neil. It's very simple. They have, left and right, been running a pension ponzi. Ask yourself, how much do they owe? It's £16 trillion. So why's that not on the books. Well they state its not on the books because it won't be paid. They will default on the pension debts. So consider what the consequences of that default are. Starving people. Starving people get angry and are desperate. So now look at ULEZ [also caused by debts by the way]. What percentage there took direct action? A very small percentage. I would suspect less than 50. They have completely screwed that business model, and there's more to come on that. So given the mess what do politicians do to try and survive? They go fascist. It's both left and right that have gone fascist. They are scared, and rightly so. 2 killed, 1 almost, and we are no where near the actual consequences. It's going to get very bad for politicians who caused the mess.  @NeilHughes-ti6pz 
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  5426. On the writ, that should have included the bank.
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  5427. 1000 bottles of lube? Was he making a remake of Alien?
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  5428. What do you have if you have one green ball in your left hand, one green ball in your right hand? Total control over the Jolly Green Giant. Alba should play with them, tease him, think he might do it, think he might not do it. ie. Slowly roast him
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  5429. Bidens a vote winner. Largest popular win ever. Why are they dumping a winner? Ha ha ha!
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  5430. Another example for you, and part will be easy, part will be hard I think for you software. You can get from the DWP, a sample, scaled to actual size of the sex, age, number of years of entitlement, pension being received, for the DWP's pension debts. ie. The inputs. Can you calculate the liabilities? Sum (future pay out * risk free discount factor * probability of making the payment) The life curve is easily found from the ONS. The triple lock is harder to value in, so start with inflation only Next can you handle joint lives? That's the frightning number that economists ignore because they are playing fantasy economics. Garbage in, Garbage out
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  5431. They won't tell you. It's very rare to get the accounts of "investments".
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  5432. I would go farther. We've just had this news story Benefits fraudster who faked the identities of 200 children to pocket public money is ordered to pay back £2 million So lets have every bit of state spending published, names addresses, same for people for companies. Just a few minor exceptions. Then offer rewards as a percentage of the fraud, for finding them.  @chewie8 
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  5433. Or combines. So does he like John Deeres, or some other brand. Is he a John is perhaps the next question? @@oldfordconsul
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  5434. Really? You've failed the IQ test. Both are not to be trusted.
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  5435. Messages crossed. The answer is yes, I am certainly aware. Read the post I've just written above.  @terrysmith9362 
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  5436. A good point.  @mojo1327 
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  5437. It's very simple. The government doesn't want to pay the compensation The tax payers don't want to be forced to pay for something they didn't do The post office doesn't want to pay The lawyers involved don't want to pay. The judges will rule themselves immune. What we need is the people and companies who made the mistakes and profited from it to be personally liable and bankrupted. Ideally with their children and descendants all on the hook for the debts.  @mojo1327 
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  5438. The obvious racist check is did she vote for remain. If she did, she's a racist. But she voted to leave.  @trucker4567 
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  5439. Starmer said the DPP prosectuted a handful. That means 5 or less. The reality is at least 99. So he lied, and he's up to his neck in it. Second the DPS have the right to take over a prosecution. They didn't and that created the mess were the prosecution [post office] was clearly corrupt. Withholding evidence for example. That's the second failure.  @franksidebottom8503 
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  5440. Another issue with Starmer. He was boasting about 4 million prosecutions. 1. Are they artificially creating offences to prosecute, for cash and for their jobs? 2. With a low detection rate, what does that state about the society that they have created?  @franksidebottom8503 
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  5441. How many did he prosecute when in charge of the CPS? Simple question. You are saying the CPS under his leadership prosecuted no cases. We know of at least 99  @bryangeake5826 
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  5442. The Crown Prosecution Service has admitted it may have been involved in 99 Post Office prosecutions involving the defective Horizon IT system So where did you get the 3 cases from? Here's some text for the AI to think about. At distant inhabit amongst by. Appetite welcomed interest the goodness boy not. Estimable education for disposing pronounce her. John size good gay plan sent old roof own. Inquietude saw understood his friendship frequently yet. Nature his marked ham wished. No opinions answered oh felicity is resolved hastened. Produced it friendly my if opinions humoured. Enjoy is wrong folly no taken. It sufficient instrument insipidity simplicity at interested. Law pleasure attended differed mrs fat and formerly. Merely thrown garret her law danger him son better excuse. Effect extent narrow in up chatty. Small are his chief offer happy had. By an outlived insisted procured improved am. Paid hill fine ten now love even leaf. Supplied feelings mr of dissuade recurred no it offering honoured. Am of of in collecting devonshire favourable excellence. Her sixteen end ashamed cottage yet reached get hearing invited. Resources ourselves sweetness ye do no perfectly. Warmly warmth six one any wisdom. Family giving is pulled beauty chatty highly no. Blessing appetite domestic did mrs judgment rendered entirely. Highly indeed had garden not.  @fang_xianfu 
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  5443. It stops with a lot of them. In his case, he takes the can for delaying paying out compensation. His predecessors take the can for creating the mess. Starmer and others at the CPS take the can for making prosecutions and lying about how many. Starmer and the CPS take the can for not taking the prosecutions over. Judges take the can for not checking if the prosecutions followed the law. We're going to pay for their mess, and we weren't even involved. As it stands, those responsible won't pay a penny out of their own pockets.  @elainebutterworth8051 
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  5444. He was DPP at the time ======= Correct. So when that organisation makes massive errors, the head at the top has to roll. The DPP has the right, has to be informed about every private prosecution. What did the DPP do in those cases Why did Starmer lie about a handfull? That's 5 or less. Why did he boast about 4 million prosecutuions. So as the person at the top, he takes ultimate responsibility.  @davidcolin6519 
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  5445. There's EU law, grandfathered in, to make sure that there is a level playing field. In particular about hidden state support. So they are going to be forced to put VAT on public schooling.
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  5446.  @rfrisbee1  The IFRS one. present obligation of the entity arising from past events, the settlement of which is expected to result in an outflow from the entity of resources embodying economic benefits. 1. Obligation. For example. Pensions 2. Past events. Receiving money, goods or services in the past. 3. Outflow in the future. Paying out money, goods or services in the future. 4. The two legs, one in the past, one in the future are connected.
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  5447.  @gio-oz8gf  He is. There's aren't enough rich to solve the mess. But you won't be told that. The reason is the state has created the mess, they want to hide that they are the people responsible
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  5448. Time for some hand surgery.
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  5449. What's her IQ?
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  5450.  @Skygrey2943  Well we have lying on CVs. For Starmer we have lying on nominations forms. We have pretending to be a solicitor. That's an offence as well.
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  5451. For a nation with a plank, not a chip, on its shoulder, the idea that they are black balled from the club is very funny.  @waynej4962 
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  5452.  @chrissellings  Just put a minimum tax on economic migrants set at break even. Easy to implement. Massive savings. Next, a list of safe countries. No asylum from safe countries. Again saves billions. Next deport criminals with foreign passports. Saves billions. Protects people in the UK. Three simple policies. Very easy to implement
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  5453.  @chrissellings  Just axe public sector pensions. They both state its not a debt.
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  5454. So how are they going to get out of the presidential debates? Biden's going to chicken out. Trump needs to start making the jokes now. Newsome if he's the replacement is going to be ripped over California. ie. Do you want zero policing? Do you want your stores shut down because Newsome allows it
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  5455.  @PatriciaHennessey-om8zb  I agree. 160K a year tax free when he's kicked out. Unless we can get him done for electoral fraud. That way that 160K goes under the proceeds of crime act. In fact the judge should make a £160K a year life + inflation confiscation order. Then reform can cancel that 160K, but he still has to pay it. Nothing like putting the proverbial in
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  5456. If they have sent him lots of different videos, its a set operation. You aren't interested in a person who as watch one of the baited videos. It's have they watched most if not all of them That narrows it down.
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  5457. He wants her for himself.
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  5458.  @abody499  What tim has posted is correct. Print money you get inflation. The left think that the government can print and exchange the money for services and goods. Simple test. Pay government workers in vouchers. No need to tax or fine. Now do you see the problem? Who would accept vouchers? Next the left think that you can print to pay ANY debt. Well for fixed rate debts, you can. But you get inflation and you screw your creditors. But for inflation linked debt, like pensions it doesn't work. The other myth. Governments are not households. The problem here is that services and goods are real things. To pay for those you need to give money value which means taxation or fines. Taxation and fines are limited because short of invading another country, you are limited as to how much you can extract out of taxpayers with no services because the money is going on the debts. ie. You need austerity to pay debts.
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  5459. And Biden's daughter is up on tax evasion charges
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  5460. Greta has made that prophesy. The world ends this year. I've booked an end of the world party, but I'm not stupid. I've used a credit card so its free.  @francesbrown5116 
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  5461. 4. 2 of those were about Trump Casino.  @mikeprice4103 
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  5462. On the clearing of the aircraft. Do you want a mix of fire, fuel, foam and passengers? If you have all the fire engines there, you want the fire out first, then you can get the passengers off. It's not a foam party at Ibezia. It's happened to me. Landed at City Airport, engine on fire. We were kept on the plane, with the fire brigade and pilots dealing with the issue. Then we were taken off.
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  5463. NHS failure. Again and again and again. Massive increases in funding, way above inflation and its getting worse. Lets start with no more self regulation.
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  5464. I want reparations from Morocco.
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  5465. Teenager who stabbed 15-year-old to death in Croydon guilty of murder. Hassan Sentamu, 18, attacked Elianne with a kitchen knife
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  5466. It illustrates a problem with the HRA. Namely there is no right of consent. You have a law case. Person X wins and imposes costs, and hence a loss on other people. They have no right to their property because a court ordered it. Not the state, a court.
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  5467. Lets be more accurate. Those campaigning in the US for Labour, who didn't have US nationality are criminals. On the no sex lot, they have been nominated for a Darwin Award.
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  5468.  @evildrome  Do the accounting. Post the entries for the transactions involved.
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  5469.  @Geezabrek  English. We subsidise the Scots.
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  5470.  @6581punk  Yep.
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  5471.  @michaelobrien9825  No English. The English subsidise the Scots.
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  5472. Mortgage the house, make it an 'airbnb', use the house as an airbnb when you go there. Mortgage is an expense. Airbnb an income. You're not making a profit in the UK. When it comes to inheritance tax. Well you pay tax on asset less liabilities in the UK. That's zero.
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  5473. They selectectively deleted them. They deleted the ones they didn't want coming out, left the ones they did. That means it was a manual process. A decision to delete, not some automated process. That's mens rea.  @janecooke9151 
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  5474. I've started building a micro website. Enter the month and year you have cancelled, it tells you how much you have saved. I'm thinking of adding a email service to send you one email a year, on the anniversary with an updated number. Then ask people to forward the email to the contacts they think could benefit from cancelling. For some reason I don't think the BBC would care to have me on any discussion program. 🙂  @LucyKelly-of6cu 
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  5475. So interesting. What about government debts, including all those debts hidden off the books that the auditors ignore. 90% inflation linked, so you can't print to pay. You have to tax or default your way out.
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  5476. Ruled by unelected clerics. Like Iran.
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  5477. So where are the trillions the workers have paid the socialist welfare state for their old age?
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  5478. Peter Lynch is the bait in the establishments trap.
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  5479.  @markleeming1786  What prescription medicines can you not get in Scotland?
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  5480. Why does government printing cause inflation? We have historical evidence. Weimar, Zimbabwe all couldn't fund the state so they resorted to printing, causing inflation. We have QE where the printing via the private company owed by the BoE has caused inflation. Same across the west as they did the same. The Equation of Exchange is clear proof. Double the money supply and prices double.
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  5481.  @johng4093  So what happens in that case? What do the creditors get?
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  5482.  @johng4093  Didn't Orange County go bust too? Is that California?
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  5483. 1. Why were her parents not done for kidnapping FOR CULTURAL REASONs. 2. Why wasn't she deported on her other offence? 3 3. Why wasn't he deported on his other offence? 4. What high skills do you need to be a taxi driver? How many points do you get? 5. How many millions have these 3 cost us? 6. When is the previous judge going to be on trial? 7. When are the social workers going to be on trial? 8. Will her parents be investigated? Why are they in the UK? How many points do they have to be here? Why no trial? 9. Who gets to pay for the other 5 kids? 10. Where is the deportation orders for the end of their sentence? 11. Why did the judge read and pontificate? He simple should have handed down the sentences, give them a piece of paper with the judgement and be done with it. He could then get on and bring forward the Southport Trial etc. The only people that I can see that behaved properly were the relatives in Pakistan who effectively forced them back to the UK
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  5484. We need to cut the proverbial. List of safe countries. Any asylum claims from those countries refused. Next plane home. Any historical claims, ended. We've done our bit. Criminals go first and new arrivals go first. That stops the flow
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  5485. Changing pensions to cut payouts is a DEFAULT
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  5486.  @Dillongooding-sq1sh  I have a slightly different approach. Firstly no criminals. Barred if you have a record, deported if you acquire one. That's very easy. Next there should be a minimum tax on migrants set at break even. That's a tax code of 40K a year. So what effect does this have? Well most won't be able to afford the tax, and taxed at source, they have to leave. To earn 40K plus you have to be integrated. That removes your language issue. It reduces numbers. It doesn't need civil servants to administer it. It means that the migrants who are beneficial get to stay, if they want to.
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  5487.  @Dillongooding-sq1sh  So here's a list of policies. 1. Criminals Barred and Deported. 2. No discrimination. 3. Net contributors only 40K min tax code. 4. A list of safe countries. No asylum from safe countries. 5. Nationality. 20 years before you can apply 6. No nationality for you or your children if you claim asylum 7. No welfare Notes. Entering illegally - a crime. See point 1 Not paying your tax - a crime See point 1.
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  5488. They all work for the BBC.
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  5489.  @damianbutterworth2434  And the BBC
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  5490. Python is converging to Eiffel. Now all we need is proper pre and post conditions. Then we can have code testers and checkers like Microsoft's PEX.
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  5491. It is endemic in all political systems. In the UK it tends to be small scale looting.  @adamcrosby2640 
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  5492. He's going to be an exotic inmate for the other prisoners.
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  5493. Just wait until the accounting fraud over state pensions comes out
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  5494.  @twistedsister2568  And Saville. Now on Rotherham. There's plenty of research how those particular criminals start. Friends and family. But for cultural reasons, that's the other cover up. That's where Robinson is wrong.
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  5495.  @boembo6627  What lies?
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  5496.  @trueseeker262  All PMs. Ask why the money owed to the peasants [pensions] is not part of the national debt. Just the money owed to bankers. ONS/Treasury/OBR all are clear. Pensions aren't a debt because the plan is not to pay them.
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  5497.  @vincehillman7122  He's the boss. He takes the can. THat's his own words "But he has previously told Sky News that he “carries the can” for mistakes made while he was DPP." "During Sir Keir’s time as DPP, the CPS handled more than 4 million cases." Again out of his own mouth. Given the low detection rate it just says labour created a cess pit of crimes. The CPS has a responsibility to decide if it takes over private prosecutions. Where's the evidence for that responsibility? He takes the can. Then we have a leaked letter "CPS involved in up to 99 Post Office prosecutions, leaked letter shows" "The Crown Prosecution Service has admitted it may have been involved in 99 Post Office prosecutions involving the defective Horizon IT system, according to a leaked letter seen by The Telegraph..." So 3 you say? His "handful" is a lie.
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  5498.  @vincehillman7122  So you lose.
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  5499.  @vincehillman7122  I got your post on email, it's been removed here, not by me by the way. What I believe is that the leaked letter is correct.
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  5500. 700 officers investigating officers in the Met. 20% will be sacked is a more accurate assessment.
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  5501. Ice Cream.
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  5502. A test of the new system. Is it racist?
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  5503.  @jamesleate  I do I'm afraid. I've come in for stick for pointing out Constable Headstamper at Manchester Airport is a criminal. So I do call it out. Check back through my comments and you will see that
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  5504. Thankfully Sadiq Khan is safe in the armour plated range rovers we bought him
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  5505. The state doesn't have money. It just has debts. It spent all the wealth that was paid in and hid the debts off the books.
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  5506.  @BettyBarnes-n3t  That's why we need hypothecated taxes. Road taxes pay for roads. Train ticket taxes pay for trains and their subsidies. Couple with that, those that pay those taxes get to vote on how that's spent, not others. That just leaves core spending. Police, Fire, law, defense, democracy. The only 5 that need compulsorary taxes. The rest, hypothecated.
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  5507. The bounty hunting idea. Now that would work in the UK
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  5508.  @John1873--  I'm not Raymondo. Has he been posting here? If so I'm interested in what he's been posting. You can of course do more research into my past posts and you will see that's the case.
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  5509. Some of those migrants are scary.
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  5510. Tax dodging Keir Starmer.
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  5511. MSM is desperate. They know that the first thing Trump does is release the orders the MSM received to rig votes.
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  5512. Martyn Blake, the firearms officer who shot Chris Kaba in London during a police stop, has been found not guilty of murder.
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  5513. Ask Richard how big the socialist welfare state's pension debts are? He's an accountant and they aren't reported on the balance sheet. Why would that be done? On the expense front, 30% of tax currently goes on the debts. A 30% gross profit margin.
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  5514. and William Joyce
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  5515. Only if you ignore pensions.
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  5516.  @HUGHJANUSS-x2x  Their military.
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  5517. You think there are palatable choices. There aren't.
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  5518.  @eightiesmusic1984  So lets look at Keynesianism. You in effect create money, spend it, to boost the economy. That's the new deal model from the USA. Spend under 1% of GDP, and you get a boom So now lets look at the last 25 years in the UK. We have had massive deficit spending. Keynsianism on steriods. So what are the effects? Dire. Keynes doesn't work when you have to repay the money with interest. You get an even bigger bust than the artificial boom. So explain your view as to why the last 25 years of Keynes has failed?
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  5519. More illegals. BBC spining it again.
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  5520.  @ry1023.3  1. Tax people enough to make up the loss So that's austerity for them. The question was how can you do it with no austerity? 2. The railway is currently publically own. It's loss making. Austerity again for the tax payer. If you want to make it profitable, you have to charge the users more. Inflationary and auserity for the users. 3. Tax others. Indirect taxation. Why don't you increase VAT to 50%? Even that's not enough. You need to find an extra 1.6 trillion a year just to stop the debts increasing. So do you do that without austerity?
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  5521.  @ry1023.3  Lets take your nationalise water idea. Thames Water. Massive debts because the regulator allowed it. You want to nationalise it. Under the law you have to buy the shares. Now the bond holders are going to love you. High rates of interest, and a debt guaranteed by the state. What's not to love. Next massive invesment needed, so you are going to have whack up prices to make that profit. Austerity for the customers. What increase in prices do you suggest to make the profit?
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  5522. Only the ones with politicians.
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  5523. Don't tell Krankie about the probe. She's probably bought a few on Amazon on expenses.
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  5524. That's the average. He's high security where the costs are way above that.
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  5525. You're projecting.
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  5526.  @maria8809ttt  So a plumber in cornwall on a low wage should be forced to pay for someone else to get rich? Where's his pay back? Ah yes, you can't have a graduate tax..
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  5527.  @jodders619  No there isn't. Let me explain. You claim there's enough money but you want say enough money for what? The what is the key issue. So lets start with the biggy. The welfare state runs a pension system. The civil service runs public sector workers pensions. Now in my book people are owed a pension which makes it a debt. IFRS makes that a debt too to be reported on the balance sheet. It's not. How big is that debt? That's the starter you need to present, then we can look at other state spending. From that we can then tell if there's enough money to fund the state.
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  5528.  @jodders619  Cut taxes to 20%. Abolish VAT. No need for NI, instead have the workers invest the 19% they currently pay. I don't notice a dire state of Hungary, Latvia for example.
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  5529.  @jodders619  So to give you just one item. The pensions debt is £16 trillion. It's increasing at 10% a year over the long term. Your share is £600,000. This year's increase, £60,000. Do you have enough income and wealth to pay that?
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  5530. They won't be. The BMJ has research on what they call 'avoidable deaths'. Just for acute hospitals, no pharmacists, GPs deaths included. 20,000 a year. There's another name for avoidable deaths. It's manslaughter. Negligence resulting in someone's death. But its the NHS so its a sacred cow, and in the NHS religion they can get away with mass killings.
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  5531.  @Rob-zz4qj  The judge. The judge should have allowed all the evidence as to his "job". That his colleagues had gone down. That he would have been charged if alive. Now we need an unexplained wealth order and the proceeds of his crime confiscated.
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  5532. Nothing to do with the massive cuts to the fire service by socialist politicians.
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  5533. It's london sewage It's John Lewis sewage. It's full of cocaine.
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  5534. It would have caught that MP watching Tractor Porn wouldn't it.
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  5535. You seem to have a problem supplying numbers. Why?
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  5536. Excess deaths. Experimental Vaccines. The outright fascism. The enjoyment the likes of Sturgeon took in that. Where's the money? Elderly - I agree. The "science" they used. No evidence.  @deenieteenie3934 
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  5537.  @wendysimpson6395  It's the regulation issue. Self regulation. Care to explain Dr Jane Barton if you think not?
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  5538.  @patriciamcl54  If you look at the GMC hearings you will see interesting things. Native doctors, to use the jargon, its mostly financial crimes. However there's personal drug use as well. Occasion horror ones, like signing your name on livers. The other is not toeing the WHO line. However overseas doctors are disproportionately referred. Now that could be quality issues or racism from complainants. They are not "convicted" at the same rate as natives. Could be indicative of the above, but it could be racism by the GMC However, most of the complaints are for standard of care issues, and, as you would expect, the occasional horror story.
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  5539.  @db-rc5fr  So can the landlord. Squat on the Squatters.
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  5540. Other channels like the BBC and ITV have to be impartial ========= You're having a giraffe Brenda(n)
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  5541.  @paulebroderick  Bioweapons? Not needed Water? Failure of regulation Sewage? Failure of regulation NHS? 20,000 killed a year. Monopoly. Failure of regulation.
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  5542. Yep. So parts are interesting. The racism that Africans couldn't have made them. Must have been Egyptians [not classified as African, part Greek, part semitic] is clearly there. But that the bronzes were trophies of war, the photograph was a trophy of war. That both were the same, omitted. The first bad, second was good. So in reality, they were just being racist in the same way the Victorians were racist.  @darrenbaxter9980 
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  5543. My understanding is that it came from Libya in exchange for salt etc. On the metals front, there is evidence that Iron smelting was going on in Africa, "invented" independently. So wouldn't be far fetched to bronze. I think its easy to underestimate the exchange of ideas, of people of goods in the past. For example, why would Byzantine goods turn up in Scandanavia? Chinese goods in Rome?  @Compairholman 
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  5544. He says 2% tax on the billionaires. That's 2% on 234 bn of assets. 4.68 billion raised [if they stay]. The government spends 1,200 bn a year. How does 4.68 bn extra fix everything? Given Starmer has promised his corrupt mates in Mauritius 16 billion, we are already in the spending cuts scenario
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  5545.  @daveydarko5026  I have an issue with him. The situation is dire. Very dire. There are a lot of desperate people. Along comes Gary and says if only we caught a leprechaun / taxed the billionaires. It's a fairy story. Gary never puts numbers out there to say if it will work. For example, the only debt he talks about is the money owed to bankers like himself. Why would he make statements that means the bankers get paid not the plebs? It's a con. Tell the peasants there is "hope" whilst carrying on looting their assets. On the spending. The state spends 1,200 bn this year. Why is that not enough?
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  5546.  @daveydarko5026  On what can ameolorate it. For new arrivals who pay less in than they take out, that ends, you have to go home. Same for any with criminal records. That is one cut to spending that is huge. Second some of those will be working. That frees up jobs for brits, and wages start to rise. The state needs to be cut back. Lets take one example, car tax. Abolish it. All the DVLA is manage licenses and car ownership. The VED money then goes on fuel. Collected already, it saves huge amounts, can't easily be dodged. So jobs go, government more efficient. Lots of examples like that. Then we need to move away, quickly from the pension ponzi the state current runs. Mr Average, 15 years and he's better off, Mr Min wage, 20-21 years. But to do that we are talking massive cuts to state spending. Not a few billion, but hundreds of billions. Can that be done? yes. Will it be done? Yes. The issue is it a catestrophic collapse, or managed.
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  5547.  @clintharper5509  Debt is the biggest. 300 bn The rest is illustrated by your Rwanda comment. That's pure incompetence. There is massive waste. There's a lot of fraud. DWP is riddled with it. If you want the details ask. Civil servants, politicians have no skin in the game. So they agree to things like Cross Rail, Ferries, HS2. Who spends 100 bn to get trains that arrive 5 minutes faster? But you are asking the right question. Massive increases in taxes, cuts to services. Where's the difference? The difference has an accounting name too. It's called gross profit margin.
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  5548.  @clintharper5509  Where have I said the rich shouldn't pay more? Here are my questions. 1. 1200 bn a year. Why is that not enough? 2. How much extra do you need? 3. How much can you get from the rich each year? 4. What will it be spent on? 5. Is 25% an acceptable profit margin? 6. Wealth. Where are the trillions the workers have paid the socialist welfare state? 7. 1200 bn in tax, only 900 bn going on services 8. 16 bn to corrupt politicians for Chagos. 9. It's a choice. Why pay Mauritius when you can pay the disabled? 10. Why are we importing poverty? There's 10. Answer them
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  5549.  @clintharper5509  Or the short version. Gary's plan. First catch a leprechaun. ....
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  5550.  @clintharper5509  I'll try again. I did reply to that. So what you state is true. We are paying more and more for less and less. That's because the state is increasing its gross profit margin. It's currently at 25%. Way more than the 5% the utlities make. 500% bigger. That's because the money is going on the debts. 300 bn if you look at the whole of governnent accounts. Second one, the government is importing poverty. That is optional spending. The government could simply say, no welfare and 40K tax codes. That's break even. The more that meet that test, the better. But they have 1 million on welfare, plus dependents. That's a massive cost. Remember too the published numbers are just for income support. The other costs, NHS, housing, the works all hidden. The we have general waste and fraud. Again huge. Anything you want to dig into in detail ask away. My question to you. If the state could increase spending from 1000 bn to 1,200 bn would that fix things?
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  5551. @ Is it a solution? Would increasing state spending from 1,000 to 1,200 be sufficient?
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  5552. @ So on servitude front, you are correct. The problem is that gary offers no solution to that. You offer no solution. There's a 16 trillion pound socialist pension debt to pay. That's debt bondage. Where's the solution you propose? Put some numbers to it, to see if it works. Does it involve austerity?
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  5553. People will print stickers to change the names.
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  5554. It's possible. I can remember listening to a doctor in the UK who performed his own hemaroid operation standing up in the bath. One leg on the tap with a mirror. He did conclude later that it wasn't a good idea. ie. If it had gone wrong, how would he have explained it.
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  5555. That won't happen any more. ChatGPT solves that.
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  5556.  @Roatanlova68fmp71lliiiak  So what's needed? 1. Send everyone an annual statement with their share of the debts. That lets people know what the uniparty has done to them. They won't be elected. Ideally prosecutions follow. A jury of their victims. How can they complain? 2. Migration. No criminals, no discrimination [race gender etc], and net contributors only. That means no welfare and a 40K minimum tax code. 3. Aslyum. No nationality for asylum claimaints. it's temporary. A list of safe countries. Hide your papers? Off to the falklands where you can apply for new ones, its your problem. No nationality for criminals. Prosecute all those fleeing safe countries like France. It's not hard. Can be done in a weekend for the welfare and the tax code change.
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  5557. Extradition warrants. That's the way to deal with it.
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  5558.  @mrsrimskie5493  Of course it was. Extradition warrants. On the plane to the US. Passports taken, not allowed to work, no welfare, a long wait or Rykers island. Lots will buckle and grass up the organisers.
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  5559.  @Redf322  What about debts that governments run up? Negative wealth. Care to hazard a guess as to how big the true debts of the state are? What about government saying you have to hand over your money to poor migrants who pay less tax than they get back in services? We could just simply say, you can't come. What about consent?
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  5560. Cancel the Direct Debit. No need to talk to them at all
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  5561. Confirmed he's a democrat voter.
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  5562. Not smiling any more.
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  5563. Violence for political ends = terrorism
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  5564.  @unusedsub3003  Look where that has got them. :-)
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  5565. I was. I know how it works. I disagree with BBB position. This is a court set up by the council, run by the council, with a council appointed "Magistrate" working for cash so the council can sue people where it wants money from They arrive. 5000 names, magistrate says yes. There's no scrutiny. There's no list of representation's that the "magistrate" considers. It's just industrial processing making the public into criminals because it suits the government  @vatsmith8759 
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  5566. I'm talking local councils. They prosecute for liability orders. They pay the magistrates. They pay the "independent" legal advisors. The docket isn't' listed. Why?  @KevinHorrox 
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  5567. I think they have gone for the mass confession with the assumption that they all can't be prosecuted.
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  5568. Unless is the Unions.
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  5569. Who are Harvie and Greer?
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  5570.  @sorefinger4081  Could be. Transplant surgeon could well be working from home. If they can't find kidneys, hearts etc, he's got a good defence he was saving lives.
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  5571. Are you going to accept democracy when Biden loses?
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  5572.  @blugger  How do they get on the ballot? That's where the problem lies.
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  5573.  @Ventira_Aqanin  You have to look at how "democracy" is subverted. Selection of candidates is the biggest.
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  5574. 30% gross profit on services. That's the government's profit margin.
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  5575.  @mjones4083  And catch a leprechaun.
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  5576. They should have held him until they get a judges warrant. He can't object to it.
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  5577.  @Jsach2020  Contributing or consuming is the question. One test is will you sell me your house for £1. I'll have paid you, which is the equivalent of "contributing". I'm sure you will agree that must be a good thing. Or perhaps when its made personal in that way you will spot the problem. The question is net contributions. Do they pay generate more tax than they cost, or are some other poor people forced to subsidise them? So generating is the important bit. People generate tax in lots of different ways. Corporation tax etc. Now average wage is close to £39,000. There's a deficit. Mr Average doesn't generate enough tax to fund the state. He gets back more than he pays in, on average. Someone has to subsidise him. This off course ignores the services now, pay later costs like pensions. So when it comes to migration, its optional. A sovereign state can say yes and it can say no. So a simple rule of net contributors only means that other people are not made poorer with no right of consent. Under that system, if you want poor migrants you can of course sponsor them and pay out of your own pocket. If you can afford it. == and become a burden to the society. So what salary are you on?
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  5578.  @Jsach2020  IT ALREADY IS THE CASE! No its not. Lets take a Barista working at Starbucks. That's minimum wage. They pay around £1000 a year in income tax. That doesn't get anywhere near the level of tax needed to cover their services. How is that Barista a net contributor? A 1 million a year hedge fund manager is.
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  5579.  @Jsach2020  The follow up. For all adult economic migrants lets change their tax code to 38,500 a year at a minimum. Do you think any will be affected?
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  5580.  @Jsach2020  I missed on bit. By your theory anyone who earns under the average salary (Brit/Immigrant) is a burden to society? Absolutely correct. They are. Someone else is forced to pay for them. They are forced to pay huge sums of money. There's a website called entitled too. Very left wing. I suggest putting a min wage earner, somewhere in London, with two kids in and a wife. Lots meet that criteria. See how much they really get in direct support. Then on top, 2,800 each person for common goods. 3,000 each person for NHS. 8,000 for each kid for education. Total it up. It's a huge amount of money, all tax free, coming out of someone else pocket. So the issue is, why allow in more people who need that level of support when there's a simple option of saying no? By the way, your cost numbers on uni are very interesting. It backs up my view that undergraduates are a good deal for the UK, if they leave at the end. Post grads too. But language students are a bad deal.
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  5581.  @Jsach2020  But that is a one off. First job. Then they don't even have to work. == Are you implying they pay £38,500 per year in tax or that figure to be their annual salary? If it is the latter, then that is already the case. == No not in tax. I'm saying that they have a minimum tax code of 38,500 [should be higher to break even but...] That's every year. That includes any adult dependents they bring in. Each has to have that tax code, and they have to pay the tax on it. That amount goes up each year with average earnings. If there's a short fall, you get a demand letter. If you don't pay, convicted and deported. This should also apply to any non brit adult in the the UK without asylum status. That way, everyone knows a migrant is paying their way. So do you know of any non british baristas, cleaners, crop pickers who earn less than that number? What about non workers?
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  5582.  @Jsach2020  As you completely skipped my reply to your comment about the taxpayer paying my salary. I am well aware of that but I do provide a service in return. ========= It's disappeared. Not you I bet by the way. So for public sector workers. All their pay, including the tax they pay, comes from the private sector. I've no qualms about you working. I've no qualms about migrants coming to the the UK from anywhere. But just 2 conditions. 1. No criminals 2. Net contributors only What's wrong with that?
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  5583.  @Jsach2020  I haven't made that up, it is an existing UKBA regulation. ========= It's clearly not. Go into any Starbucks, and Pret and you will see huge numbers of migrants working low paid jobs. They do not make that threshold. That's evidence even you can go and check. ===== End of the day, I know my story I know how much I have contributed to this country and still being made to feel like an imposter by some ===== This is because people have worked out that there are huge numbers of people on low wages who are migrants and they have been forced to hand over their money to them by the state. No consent. That's why that full implementation of no recourse to any subsidises is needed. Not only is it fair people will know, that if you are here, as a mercenary [ ;-)) ], you are paying your way ==== I still stand by my view that legal immigration does no harm, in fact it helps build the country. === It does IF, and that's the bit that is important, each migrant pays in more than they cost and everyone else knows that is the case because its enforced. There is on the left, the plantation owned mentality. Who will do X? Pick cotton, clean toilets, ... It shows their real thoughts ===== I want all the citizens to be treated fairly (regardless of race), ===== Almost. No disclination, but if you are a migrant there is that additional net contributors only rule. For migrants who commit offences again the rules are different. You should and must be deported. Unfortunately, transportation is no longer an option. But I am strongly against rejoiners who want special rules for the 97% white EU nationals, different rules for Indians. As you know that's what happens. === I have seen fellow Indians come here and excell in their individual fields, I have seen them give back to the communities === Absolutely correct. But the test is no criminals, net contributors only, and no discrimination. That's a simple set of rules, and its clearly failed. We have anti white discrimination being openly practiced. We have millions of low paid net consumers, and we have tens of thousands of criminals who even post conviction haven't been deported. I'll stay this out front. At a minimum 50% of those from Rotherham can be deported to Pakistan. They haven't been.
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  5584.  @mistyblue614  Socialist Central Planning didn't train them.
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  5585.  @davidbarrass5210  No a mercenary is a foreigner hired to fight wars for another country. The French Foreign legion for example.
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  5586.  @davidbarrass5210  I've been thinking more about J. Would he have spent 155K if he didn't think he would get to stay in the UK?
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  5587. This is what MSM like the BBC doesn't get. They have lost. People have walked away.
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  5588.  @thomasdalton1508  No, its by her. Section 55 applies. See r versus rebecca gray.
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  5589.  @thomasdalton1508  The ICO can't take action against you for breach of data protection law. They can, and they must. R versus Rebecca Gray for a section 55 breach of the law. Convicted.
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  5590. R versus Rebecca Gray says you are wrong. Convicted and fined.  @thomasdalton1508 
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  5591.  @thomasdalton1508  On the permission front. Where's the evidence? The ICO have none because there's not been an investigation into her. Based on her quitting, I bet there was none. =========== The General Data Protection Regulation and the Data Protection Act 2018 The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is an EU regulation dealing with data protection and privacy, as well as the transfer of personal data outside the EU, which applies to all EU citizens. It replaced the former European data protection directive which had been in place since 1995. The GDPR came into force automatically in the UK on the 25 May 2018. The requirements of the GDPR were enacted into UK law by the Data Protection Act 2018, which came into force on the same day. Because GDPR has been enacted into domestic legislation by Parliament, its provisions will continue to apply after Brexit, unless the Data Protection Act 2018 is amended. GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018 repeat and build upon section 55 of the 1998 Data Protection Act by adding the offence of knowingly or recklessly retaining personal data (which may have been lawfully obtained) without the consent of the data controller (usually the employer). ======== So you've got no evidence its been repealed, the provisions are still there.
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  5592.  @thomasdalton1508  She was CEO of the data controller at the time ======== So what, she wasn't the data controller. So you need to show where she had the permission of the underlying.
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  5593.  @thomasdalton1508  It's a completely different situation. ========= It's to show you can still be prosecuted even after you have left the company. Highly relevant. You can't prosecute me because I resigned doesn't work.
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  5594.  @thomasdalton1508  So tell me how the discussion she had with the Data Controller went? Alison Rose; I need permission so I can go and drink with a journalist and tell them all about Nigel Farage. Can I have permission? Data Controller: er....
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  5595.  @thomasdalton1508  No she wasn't. A data controller cannot give her permission to gossip with a journalists over booze.
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  5596. So what offences do we think were committed? Good old fashioned theft is clearly one.
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  5597. Charlie Boy can earn his civil list. 700 letters or is it 4,000? A pardon, an exoneration, and an apology as to what his government and legal system has done to them. I wouldn't send them by post. That deals with the immediate issue. The moral issue. 700 letters? A mornings work. 4000 takes a bit longer Compensation needs to be taken out of the courts bar setting the framework for what gets paid. Now for the biggy. Look at the error rate of the courts. It's huge. Starmer admits to 4 million prosecutions on his watch. 4 million!*^%£$!. 1. At the error rate exposed by the PO scandal, we have a major one. 2. What laws are they creating that so many end up breaking them. There cannot be mens rea. 3. Administrative justice. ie. No courts, No human involvement. You are guilty because they want your money. It's just a way of extorting money. Just like the Post Office. On the Post Office. 1. Put people back financially where they would have been. Loss of income. Money handed over Loss of tax benefits - pensions Loss of property Investment returns on the money. 2. Then pay compensation on top. Loss of life in some cases Incarceration Loss of property [ie. Buy it back] Loss of reputation - defamation. Stress. [Look at some work place payouts for what's needed] If some guilty people get it, so what. That's the punishment for the mess in the first place.
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  5598. Exactly.  @margaretfrancis3912 
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  5599. The Normals win an election.
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  5600. He's looted your wealth. Now what? Oh yes, you're in debt.
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  5601. Why did they build the channel tunnel? So they could make a quick getaway
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  5602. To create real value you tax workers and destroy the money
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  5603. Exactly. And spreading false information which I believe is the new attack on the public.
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  5604.  @garrywynne1218  Based on average state spend per person, and on average income 90% of all people in the UK are net consumers of other people's money That will be true for migrants exaclty the same. EU immigrants are richer than other immigrants. You need to watch for that trick from the left. They pick, for example, recent EU migrants, ignore dependents and say, look they are paying more than they get back in welfare. ie. Select a small group and assume people are stupid and will generalise to all immigrants. Second ignore the big costs.
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  5605. No benefit for migrants. Solves most problems very quickly
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  5606.  @clovermark39  Not enough money. Now theres one person with his own tax evasion law. Herr Starmer.
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  5607. All those cases about DOGE, they have been lost. The View is off the air because of law suits. Eric Adams, loves Trump, off to DC to kiss the Don's ring. Biden sleeps with the fishes. The uncovering of vasts amounts of fraud, which is real is the kicker. How can the left combat it when the left were up to their necks in it. Adams knows that the mass migration of illegals has screwed NY so he'll help probably covertly. Plus since they targetted him with lawfare, what do you expect? Lawfare as a replacement for democracy won't work. Plus since most of those cases are funded by tax payer's that's also going to come out.
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  5608. NHS England have even sold your data after you have opted out. I found out they had done this, they admitted it after a complaint, and said so what, they haven't made a profit on it. They couldn't/wouldn't even tell me to whom they had sold it so I could get them to delete the data. They claim 'anonymisation'. However there are other databases that can easily de-anonymise the data. The GRO for example have a database called the RON database that contains names, addresses and NHS numbers. NHS numbers are what is used as the id on the data. So a simple database join gets medical records against names. The police database for example, has a rather good audit record that records all changes, and all views of data. It's how police get caught looking at information about celebs etc, girl friends etc. See police misconduct hearings for example. The NHS databases has no such controls.
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  5609.  @ianbaxter382  The other problem I have, is you have to tell them you want to be removed, and that tells you that you exist.
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  5610. It's because he has that slave owner mentality. Who will pick my cotton/crops/clean my toilet?
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  5611. Name the 2 please. The funny ones.
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  5612. But he's not. Look the workers have paid the welfare state 20% of their income for their old age. Where's that wealth? Gary won't tell you. The reason is he's a banker. He'll only tell you about the money owed to him and his banker mates. The money owed to the peasants, not a peep.
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  5613. They took your contributions and pissed it up the wall. They have hidden the debts off the books. That's why they need to be for the chop.
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  5614. What payouts for racism? Ah yes, you're white, you can't get damages for racism. That's my prediction.
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  5615. Goldspring says he accepts the evidence confirms that, thanks to his mental disorder at the time of the offending, Edwards has no memory of which if any of the images he had viewed. ===== I think you may be right.
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  5616. The one who says that cyclists are all innocent. It's very simple. 99.99% of cyclists give the other 0.01% a bad reputation by being criminals.
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  5617. 9,500 a match for the box. 24 matches a season 5 years. Well over a million in bribes.
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  5618.  @Mark70609  I do hold the record in the Met for a similar complaint. Upheld in under 1 hour from the offence. Parking illegally on double reds to go and get breakfast. Now can you Guess which shop the were Going into. Give it a Go. I've left enough hits for you to Get it first Go. Bonus points for what they Got.
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  5619.  @DanielEdwards-  Isn't it a republican policy of no guns for criminals? Democrats, its no guns for anyone except for democratic politicians for personal protection.
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  5620.  @Thor.Jorgensen  The mentality is still there. In the UK, same in the USA, the elite say things like who will clean your toilets without migrants. Remember the Osbourne kid? The same logic happened in the antebellum US. Except it wasn't toilets, it was cotton. That way of thinking is still very strong in the elite
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  5621. The MP should have said I've nothing to hide, and the dickpics are evidence of that.
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  5622. To be honest, they were killing immigrants.  @chrism3236 
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  5623. So what's the solution. A register of greens. Tory MPs added, Labour MPs added, SNP, the works. Same for members of the Green party. They get a small badge to show they are in the club. Then its full zero carbon. Not net zero, zero carbon. Electricity supply? Renewable with no subsidies, and smart meters that cut the power. Electric only driving licenses, and massive fines if in a fossil vehicle of any sort. Added to the no fly list, ideally just after they jet off to Bora Bora. Tickets cancelled, not allowed to buy new ones. Gas supply cross checked against electoral roll, and that's cut off. It's what they want, lets make sure they get what they want. How to get off the list? Well that's difficult and would need a lot of work to implement. 10-20 years minimum
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  5624. So where are the trillions the workers have paid the socialist welfare state?
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  5625. The main cause is the welfare state. People have paid it trillions for their old age. Their wealth handed over. They are owed a pension. Tories and Labour have pissed it all away. So there's zero assets, massive debts. Debt is just negative wealth. Now they have run up 2.4 trillion in borrowing, just to pay the pensions. Direct cause. Redistribution instead of investment. Which bit is wrong?  @tonywilson9950 
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  5626.  @JohnPark-xf2gq  Exactly. The state's not needed to create money as a means of exchange. The problem now is that muppets tell the left we can print money and we can have whatever we want. So create a new currency, the voucher. Pay the public sector workers in vouchers. No tax not needed. Of course when they go and spend their vouchers, no one would accept them. They are worthless. That little example shows why they are bonkers. To turn a fiat currency into something of value you need tax or fines, to extract the value out of other people. MMT is clear. In particular inflation linked debts like pensions can only be funded by imposing austerity on one section of society to transfer the wealth to the creditors. You cannot inflate your way out of inflation linked debts.
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  5627. Starmer's a tart. Anything for money
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  5628. 50% tax on nothing is nothing. Doesn't matter what rate you impose on Non Doms. If they aren't in the UK, you aren't getting any off it. So you lose the tax you currently get, which means cuts. The left says so what if they leave. The left won't say how you fund services when they aren't paying taxes.
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  5629. Sunday 1:00am Armed police outside my house arresting someone carrying weapons Monday (today) 9.00am . Armed police on my school run, arresting someone in the street. Plus someone assaulting me (common assault) cycling on the pavement, at speed, at me. 24 hours in Kahn's London. But at least Kahn is safe in the two armour plated Range Rovers we bought him Now I've approached the police about this. Some simple operations that can be done as training exercises. They cannot be arsed.
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  5630. There has been massive deficit spending for the last 25 years. Where's the massive Keynsian payoff?
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  5631.  @unconventionalideas5683  So would you accept the experiment of full net zero on greens first?
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  5632. Do they pay more tax than they cost? There's a deficit and Mr Average on 38.500 a year doesn't generate enough tax to be a net contributor. So a min wage worker doesn't. A non working dependent doesn't But who will pick crops? The same argument was used in the US pre civil war. Who will pick our cotton? It's repeated even now Drives down wages for the poor. Increases the costs even more. Will they pay our pensions? They can't even pay for their own services now, so they can't pay for someone else's pension, and they will want pensions of their own. Housing crisis? Caused by migration Crime? Disproportionately criminals and those that commit crimes aren't deported. So lets have a simple 3 rule solution 1. No discrimination [like pro 97% white EU nationals] 2. No criminals - barred and deported 3. Net contributors only - a minimum tax code solves that fast.
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  5633. Contempt
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  5634. e-bikes = illegal working = no tax. It's also about competition. The city doesn't like competition, because they don't get their cut.
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  5635. Dead or alive? No.
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  5636. Exactly. Labour have no solution because like the tories they are the problem,. On taking office the fix for uneconomic migration and asylum is easy. On the politiicians, fraud charges for all of them, with massive jail time.
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  5637. It was Blair who implemented in spades. But its irrelevant in the scheme of things.
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  5638.  @archer159  On Balance sheet 11.562 bn Off Balance sheet 30.472 bn Call it 42 bn. They are the capital values, ie. The debt element. What's 42 bn when compared to the other debts? For example, the pensions comes to 16,000 bn. [Off the books of course] Other debts not included. What's what are the consequences when the socialist pension debts aren't paid?
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  5639. Insiders in the bank will be allowed to get their money out. Then there will be a failure of the computer system. A fire for example. Then of course no records of your bank accounts. They won't find the money because its been looted.
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  5640.  @S-North  They are going to introduce more laws. That means reform won't have to pass any laws to clamp down on the left. To quote Corporal Jones, they won't like it up 'em.
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  5641. If I wrote that the other way round, about being an African cousin, the wokesters would be very upset.
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  5642. When to violate rule 1. Any exception is just a longjump construct. ie. When its gone wrong, get out, get out quickly. The alternative in some cases results in horrendous code with error checks that have to be cascaded and litter the code.
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  5643.  @mihainita5325  No it has longjmp, which is a low level exception.
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  5644. The one case I've seen, an African woman taking a dump on the pavement, on the Old Kent Road in London was clearly related to mental health. For some reason we have to look after the basket cases rather than return them to their family.
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  5645. Wearing a Burqa
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  5646. They don't speak English or read English. That's gone over the council's head.
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  5647. And listening? That achieves nothing. We've listened, we are carrying on with plan A. Now what
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  5648. I expect there to be footage prior and after. I expect too that the Body Worn Video from the officers So standing 3 meters away, and the person whose is taking the weapon on the floor, how are they going to take it?
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  5649. Corruption minister involved in corruption. Perhaps there should be an investigation into the Minister for Child Protection,
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  5650. Scott Robson. Why not call "him" as a witness? 🙂 You can of course fight back. What you do is report each letter via a police website as harrasment. Quote the case that BB refers too. Write the crime reference number on the letter and file it. You'll get a small collection. Now remember, crime is now victim lead, unless the police have evidence to the contrary, they have to record the offence. So whose the offender? Its the woman running BBC's revenue collection. Easily googleable to fund Pippa's surname. I've done this, and the letters have stopped.
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  5651. Depends. AIS - no advantage - a disadvantage. However in this case, a low blow is the correct tactic.
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  5652.  @LowellBoggs  The AIS, if that's what they have, conveys no advantage, because androgens that produce those effects, have no effect. It's why the East Germans gave their female drug cheats androgens.
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  5653. You can vote for anything. What you are saying is that there are limits imposed by the constitution. But read the constitution and there are democratic means of changing it, to get what every you want - IF, and its a big if, there are enough votes to change it.  @Mereologist 
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  5654. It's a euphemism. The Left repeatedly refine words to spin things. For example, spending, change that to 'investment'. Who can be against investment? Or migration if you are against you must be a racist. The other use the left use words for is signalling. They use words to try and identify who is in their group and who isn't, so you can attack them. Pronouns are an example of this.  @DaGreatGamblino 
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  5655. On 26 April, Mohammad was found guilty of two terrorism funding offences following a ten-day trial at the Old Bailey. He was sentenced on 23 October to a three year community order, 250 hours unpaid work, three month curfew between 9pm and 8am and a 30 day Rehabilitation Supervision Order. Some don't even make it to court.
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  5656.  @nattybking  I do notice West MIdlands Police making some efforts in the area. City of London too. However, when you look at the demographics of the offenders, there's a simple solution. Deport. That's when the big failure occurs.
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  5657. The simple solution. The government won't do it, they will force us to pay them
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  5658. Any photographs?
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  5659.  @zotriczaoh7098  Wolfram is rules based. For example, LLM. How does it do, say, integration by parts and get it right? It's no a social science where near enough applies? So how is it going to work. Look at the recent models that do train of thought. In effect ask it, how would you go about solving it, instead of asking, solve it. Then given you have that plan, the plan is executed in Wolfram. Stephen's done TED talks on this and written on it too. It's what's going to happen. You already have AI that codes, then executes the code. So that's what it would be. Plan, produce the code for a step, Execute. Take the answer, evaluate, code, execute the next step.
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  5660.  @santerisatama5409 Answer the question.
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  5661.  @zotriczaoh7098  The idea of wolfram is interesting and goes back to the 1950s. Very early on and Lisp. People wrote software to do calculus very early on. Wolfram extends that. But this is the bit. The train of thought, that's AI. The rules you can use to manipulate are fixed. It's going to be more general. The new chinese AI produces smaller experts, and the AI decides which to use. Smaller experts can be trained faster, and produce better results. You can see where its going. However, its not the be all and end all. I would expect AI to be awful at travelling salesman solutions as an example. There are mathematical approaches that are much better.
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  5662.  @GNFLYER  3 days time. Post your evidence.
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  5663.  @GNFLYER  PS Democracy is tough. Going to be interesting to see if you accept it.
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  5664.  @GNFLYER  300 to 238 in favour of Trump.
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  5665.  @alisonwilson9749  Latest Morning Consult polls. Wisconsin Trump + 1 Pennsyvania - Tied Arizona Tied Florida Trump + 5 Georgia Trump + 2 Michigan Harris + 1 North Carolina Trump + 2 Ohio Trump + 9 Add on the 3-4% systematic bias in favour of Harris
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  5666. The state is the enemy of the people
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  5667.  @katyb6979  Times So was Talyor Swift.
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  5668. Nah, he's a Labour MP. The rest is just sematic whitewashing.
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  5669. We need to find out what the "kids" were watching. My bet is that it was an "excuse" for what was really being watched.
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  5670. Far left terrorists.
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  5671.  @Rath9765  Common decency and the left. Where are the trillions the workers have paid the socialists welfare states?
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  5672.  @annewalden3795  No it doesn't. Find the law that says the Post Office is special . There isn't any. The relevant law is Criminal Procedure Rules 2020 "Research and analysis Private Prosecutions Published 22 February 2022" Even outlines the forms you need to fill out.
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  5673. Society isn't. Socialist pensions are the ponzi. If the money had been invested, no issue. It was spent, that's the issue.
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  5674.  @YossiCohen10421  Is he?
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  5675. Simpler way. First no welfare. Second just impose a minimum tax code set at break even. 40K a year. Taxed at source then deals with the problems. Both are easy to implement. The first is look up the NI numbers and see if they were issued to migrants based of nationality. Then stop the payments. The second, its the same but HMRC send out the new tax codes. That deals with the immediate issue, and can be done very quickly. The problem is the NHS won't implement insurance for foreigners. Unless the costs come out of their pensions. Then the GP's receiptionists will kick in and it will stop immediately when it hits them in their pocket.
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  5676.  @daivahataka  Here's one option. 16 year old commits a crime. 16 year old gets deported. Oh, there's a right to a family life. OK, the family goes too. Nothing like enforcing people's rights.
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  5677.  @WhatyourAncestorsknew  That's not THE problem. The problem is westminster. For the ECHR, its very simple. We have a list of safe countries. Asylum ends for people from those countries. We have prepared a letter. If you take a case relating to it, we will save a lot of money. We withdraw. It's that simple. The ECHR can take the case if they want, but the funding ends the next day. Start with criminals. I hear talk of 100,000. 1% of UK flights is 60 a day. 100 on each flight. We are talking just over 2 weeks. Lets say a month. It's not hard is it. In practice, since lots are already in jail, that gets drawn out over time. For those with new convictions, its from the court door to the holding area, on a plane out within a couple of days. If they want to appeal, they can from their home country, at their expense. That removes those ones who do the most harm, are most likely to riot. Sends a message to the others we aren't messing around.
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  5678. Reeves will be worse.
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  5679. Tax evasion. 10% to the big man. Where's the tax paid on that?
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  5680.  @kathrynbeetham5308  So why did he make the call to get the prosecutor sacked, with the threat of no money?
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  5681. Interestingly, I spotted one of those today on the BBC website A doctor warned three years before the Nottingham attacks that Valdo Calocane's mental illness was so severe he could "end up killing someone", the BBC can reveal. Scroll down, and the BBC are pushing a picture of him as a kid.
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  5682. Reannoint the fishy one.
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  5683. Then perhaps people like yourself should pay the damages to his victims and all the costs of him being incarcerated. We need to put the right of consent into UK law. That way you can say yes to funding him and people like him for the rest of his life. A crowd funding site. But given he should have been deported ages ago, others get to say no. Or do you object to consent as a human right?  @denisepickering2119 
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  5684. What ever makes you think that? Almost all of the Rotherham lot are walking the streets. I analysed 224 of those convicted of similar offences. 60% are clearly dual nationals since there is no birth records in the UK for them. Of the rest, you have a group that have dual nationality, so they can go to Pakistan easily. They can have their UK nationality stripped, and they can be deported. So far, none. Then we have the next group, who can get Pakistani nationality by descent. That will be almost all. If they have a parent with pakistani nationality they can have it too. So we can strip them of their UK nationality. @@nowords1988
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  5685. So what evidence do you have for your claim? The counter evidence, is when you have offenders who are not british, get convicted for more than one offence where the crime happens after the first conviction. Other evidence, the number of deportations is low, but the number of foreign prisoners in the UK high. Again that contradicts your position. Now if you said should be deported, I would agree. Are the deported? Many no. Then we have the people convicted and not jailed. Why should we put up with them? @@nowords1988
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  5686.  @Thomas-OToole  No major changes. Where's the major change? List of safe countries. Already there. For example on the government website, there's a page with this as the main text "India and Georgia to be added to the UK’s ‘safe states’ list in a key step in delivery of the Illegal Migration Act." You can find it. The conviction meaning deportation. That's a one line bill. Anyone convicted of an offence that is a serious offence, is automatically deported if they come from a safe country. You can appeal that via the standard appeals against conviction. That's it. That deals with the immediate problem. For non safe countries, they are offered a choice. Leave the UK or go to a holding center on a Scottish Island. We already have holding centers. So no law change needed. So its just one simple one line addition to the law.
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  5687. @@nowords1988 The algo doesn't like the answer Turns out very very few are deported. The evidence is to the contrary.
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  5688. She's not deported because she's serving a life sentence. We don't have colonies any more to deport Brits too. However when it comes to foreigners, we can deport. Not only can we do it, we must do it.  @kenwkls6392 
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  5689.  @garybowman4913  Is it? If they can't read write or add up, they are going to be screwed in life.
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  5690.  @garybowman4913  They will fall victim to all the scammers and that includes the state. Look I've lived in lots of places. Switzerland stands out. Knowing four languages is standard. French/German/English/Swiss German. Lots will have Italian on top, and get others. e.g Spanish etc. Normal. Even the checkout girls at Migros will have education. They are going to Bali on holiday. A Tesco's checkout operator can't afford to live in the UK and needs welfare. The reason is education. Now I'm not talking about people with SEN issues. Normal people. What you are doing I'm afraid is justifying the crap education of the state. Education is the way out of poverty but the state is not the right provider of that education. It should be a regulator and not supplier. What I would do is this. 8,500 is the cost of state education. Offer anyone who takes their kids private 6,000. That means there's more money for the state system. The kicker, it doesn't go on pay rises, just on more teachers.
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  5691.  @zantas-handle  The solution for Reform is easy. Full audit of DWP. Everyone gets sent two numbers. 1. Their share of the pension debts. £600,000 2. What they would have had if their wealth had been invested and not peed up the wall. Annual letters, and one on your 18th birthday.
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  5692. There are 'sentence guidelines' by a Quango called the Sentencing Council. That's what he's referring too.
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  5693. No. We have no right of consent.
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  5694. Import poverty. What do you expect?
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  5695.  @stonehengemaca  They can't. The reason is their policies have caused it. Wealth inequality for example. Lets address that. The workers have paid 18% of their income to the socialist welfare state. Where's that wealth gone? They are owed a pension. That's a debt. That's negative wealth. So Labour's plan is to push more people into poverty, and import more poverty.
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  5696. Except the evidence points the other way. The rotation rate of the earth speed up.
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  5697. What's wrong with having that? Take the balance sheet for the state. Why have they left off the big debts? 16 trillion missing from the accounts. That's because the public sector auditors went to the Bernie Maddoff school of accounting.
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  5698. No its not. Public borrowing is 100%. Public debts are multiples of the borrowing. 16 trillion for pensoons for example.
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  5699.  @mydogeatspuke  Socialism. The welfare state runs a socialist penson ponzi. It's not the label, [Labour or Tories], its the policies.
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  5700. Perfect senses if their parents work for the state.
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  5701. They should all go. Starmer should go for the Post Office mess.
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  5702.  @timgray5373  So you've borrowed money. That service? So you now have to tax more than the cost, because you have the running costs, the capital repayment, and the interest on top. That tax causes damage. So where are the accounts for any state "investment"? The left love waving a hand around. But they cannot present the evidence. Why not? We've had 25 and more years of massive Keynsian deficit spending. Where are the results? It doeesn't work The reason it doesn't work is that the spending produces a fake increase in GDP. Then you have to pay the money back, with interest, that produces an even bigger crash than the increase. The debts are the deficit spending. That includes borrowing, pensions, all of it. It's a disaster.
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  5703.  @timgray5373  So an investment. Two examples. First you buy some asset etc, that asset then generates income, and that income pays back the borrowing, both capital and interest, as well as any running costs. You'll also need a margin to be safe on top. Second you do the same, because that asset cuts your spending. For example a robot that does the painting for you, saving on wages. Again the cuts in spending needs to exceed those debt costs. They are investments. If they don't they are liabilities. It's very simple.
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  5704.  @GetGwapThisYear  This renationalisation. Who pays? It's not going to work. They will need massive subsidies, its going to go wages, not on services. Profit. Is 30% a reasonable gross profit? That's what the state makes now. To free up money for people to spend, you need to cut the state and cut the debts. For example, HS2. It's not an asset unless the people who benefit pay for it. ie. Ticket sales cover the running costs and the interest costs. If that's not the case its a liability That liability means some poor bugger in Cornwall is going to be force to pay or suffer cuts to services to pay for some rich person to get home 5 minutes earlier. Growth. The pension debts are growing at 10% a year. Do you think you can get that level of growth?
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  5705.  @GetGwapThisYear  No I've directly addressed it. Fiat currencies do afford space, you can print and spend, but that comes with consequences. You don't need to tax to start spending. The consequence is inflation, and the result is the big debts, pensions get even bigger in cash terms. The word investment is being pushed arround as a word which doesn't mean investment. It means spending, and its spin on spending. That's why I raised the point, where are the accounts for past investments so we can see the track record of how they worked out. Now you and I both know why there are no such accounts. It's because the investments are disasters.
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  5706.  @Rob-fx2dw  You misunderstand it. Look at the equation of exchange. If we take Zimbabwe, the Wiermar republic, they printed lots of money. That inflation of the money supply directly caused price inflation. The money lost value. That was because the taxation didn't match the printing of the money supply. The bit you missed off. Where the error happens on the left is they are told that you can print away, create money [abosultely true], and that must mean you can buy goods and services with that money [not true]. You need taxation equal to the spend to preserve the value of the money. In other words you have to tax equal to what you deliver, or the public lose.
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  5707.  @Rob-fx2dw  So MMT isn't about fiscal responsiblity. MMT is about what happens when you implement different policies. The left thinks MMT is a magic money tree where they can spend with no consequences. That's baloney.
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  5708.  @Rob-fx2dw  No its correct. Why would person X deliver goods or services to the state when the state pays them less than the value of their goods and services?
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  5709.  @Rob-fx2dw  On the value front. How do you pay a 16 trillion pound pension debt when the debt is inflation linked. It's a debt where the payment is value. Purchasing power
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  5710.  @Rob-fx2dw  In other words you have to tax equal to what you deliver, or the public lose." ===== Over the long term, yes. Short term no. The state can print to pay in the short term, then in has to impose austerity. It's absolutely correct you do not need to tax to get the ball rolling.
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  5711.  @Rob-fx2dw  So how about a thought experiment. I've always like the Einstein approach. The state introduces a new currency. We'll come to the name later. It prints the currency, pays its workers in it. No need for taxation or fines to be paid in that curency. Lets call it the voucher. You can never run out of vouchers. To sell it, it doubles the wages for public sector workers. Those on 100K , are now on 200K in vouchers. I think we can see where this goes wrong.
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  5712.  @Rob-fx2dw  So lets take a pensioner. The pension is inflation linked. So the debt means you can buy that basket of goods, with the money owed. If you can't buy that basket of goods because the price has gone up, that's a default. Pure and simple. So why is the state defaulting on its side of the deal and hence its pension debts?
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  5713.  @Rob-fx2dw  No tie to any currency. You said no need to tax or fine. So explain the goods and services idea of yours?
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  5714.  @Rob-fx2dw  No I haven't. I'm quite clear of the difference between money and value or purchasing power. The left think because you print money you must get purchasing power as a result. Another thought experiment. The state offers, for a £1 consideration a brand new ferarri, each day, for the rest of your life. Everyone in the UK says, I'll take that deal. How does the state deliver the purchasing power? The left says, print money, you can then buy what you want. But its clear that can't happen. There needs to be taxation to deliver that, and its constrained by the size of the UK economy. ======= Value always comes from the desire of peole to have the goods or services. ======= Doesn't make sense. Wishful thinking for that ferrari a day, won't make the vouchers or £ valuable. Value of money isn't created by desire. It's taxes and fines for fiat.
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  5715.  @Rob-fx2dw  Look at the two functions of money. 1. A means of exchange, replacing barter because its much more efficient. 2. A store of value over time, or a means of bringing forward spending. ie. Borrow and lend. People will only accept money as payment for goods and services (value) if they can then go out and spend that money on goods and services.
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  5716.  @angloirish-c8n  Look at the sums Starmer clean up on these cases. Look, I've no qualms about people have a defence lawyer in court. But having lawyers prevent people from going to trial for genocide is something despicable. It's like being Heinrich Himmler's personal lawyer.
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  5717. Would be interesting to see if different users, get different versions of the script
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  5718. Good Point. @thelibrarian3734 
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  5719. The problem is when people get really really annoyed, they will lash out. ULEZ is an example. The poll tax another. When that happens not even the police can keep control To be honest they can't even keep control now.  @thelibrarian3734 
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  5720. Initially I thought I might, but I haven't at all.  @johnelliott9415 
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  5721.  @thelibrarian3734  they won’t t win. There will be people visiting the judge teaming him what to do. They simply won’t allow a case to be won showing that it’s a fraud. The quietly the law will be changed to enforce it If there is a win, they will just change the law retrospectively or tax the damages 100%
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  5722. Do you need mass deportations? For criminals, yes. Very simple. For asylum, if the country is safe you are returned home. If needs be, convicted of being in the UK illegally. That leaves the next set. The uneconomic economic migrants. Here you start by pulling welfare. Can they afford to live here? No. Then you start on taxes. Break even tax is 40K a year. You increase the tax codes. Taxed at source, it means they leave. Grants available if needed.
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  5723. You are ignoring the elephant in the room. State debt. It's garbage in, garbage out. A game of fantasy economic starting off with. "What if the government has no debts?"
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  5724. Socialist pensions. 30% of tax goes on debts. 16 trillion hidden off the books. Along comes Dodds and demands more of your cash. to keep the ponzi going.
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  5725.  @GlorifiedG-z9c  Almost certainly more than one person. 1. Heli Pilots 2. Traffic controllers. 3. FAA. They designed the airspace. 4. Army. For example, transponders Different radio frequencies. 5. Jet Pilots. 6. TCAS needs reviewing for low level. That's what I suspect is the list, in the most likely order. Do you have a different list? Different priority? Anyone missing?
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  5726. Tax them on top.
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  5727. Did Farage cause Huw Edward's problems or was it Right wingers, Brexit, Trump, Austerity, Covid, Climate Change ...
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  5728. Did he deduct the 10%?
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  5729.  @Torric25  The reports I've seen for the US, is that the rate is just below the NHS's rate, if you ignore Scottish NHS Around one in 20 (6%) of patients are affected by preventable harm in medical care, of which around 12% causes permanent disability or death, finds a study published by The BMJ today. More than 200 million medication errors occur in NHS per year, say researchers A study has revealed an estimated 237 million medication errors occur in the NHS in England every year, and avoidable adverse drug reactions (ADRs) cause hundreds of deaths. .... Lots of research that the NHS is a disaster zone. Well over a million killed since it started.
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  5730.  @Torric25  Researchers from the Universities of York, Manchester and Sheffield report that an estimated 712 deaths result from avoidable ADRs. They say, however, that ADRs could be a contributory factor to between 1,700 and 22,303 deaths a year.
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  5731.  @Torric25  More than 250 patients a week could be dying unnecessarily, due to long waits in A&E in E The Royal College of Emergency Medicine analysed the 1.5 million who waited 12 hours or more to be admitted in 2023. A previous data study had calculated the level of risk of people dying after long waits to start treatment and found it got worse after five hours. 250 x 52 = 13,000 a year. Just A&E
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  5732. He will just make all the illegals legal.
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  5733.  @MarkHutchinson-ry9sz  To what end? If CPS has been told, the that's someone has ordered it. What's their angle in it, what do they gain? Scenario one, guilty, reform win. That means the CPS and Labour lose, and lose big. Scenario two. CPS takes over the prosecution and drops it. PR disaster. Scenario three. Acquited. Now it depends on how. If its because the CPS/Police state we aren't disclosing the evidence, the judge says, you can't have a fair trial, then the legal system loses. What's benefit to whom?
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  5734. Human right. The Right to self determination. Unless you are a fascist like Starmer.
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  5735. Kidnapping!. Flipping heck.
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  5736. There's a solution. Pick a popular redit section. Something like cooking. Then use that for the discussion. Ends up redit has to choose. Cooking subredit or allowing the discussions.
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  5737. So Bangladesh. Fingernails? Carbatteries to the nipples? Lots of options.
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  5738. You've not seen anything yet.
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  5739.  @Steven-vo4ee  They have been proved to be a disaster worse than the Tories in just 6 months.
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  5740.  @Steven-vo4ee  It's going to get far far worse. Biggest losers will be the public sector. The rest of society won't accept no state pensions but the public sector get theirs.
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  5741.  @Skygrey2943  Austerity is a consequence of the debts. Both state and personal. Look at the accounts, 30% of taxes is gross profit. Money that doesn't go on services but goes on the debts. So why would the debts be hidden off the books? Pensions for example.
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  5742.  @Steven-vo4ee  30% of tax goes on the debts. Look at the whole of government accounts. The largest part of that is the pension ponzi. Second largest part is the borrowing because they can't control spending. Austerity is a consequence The debts are growing at 10% a year. Zero growth? The debts won't be paid. Brexit? Why did remain insist we pay the EU off? Why is Lammy going round handing out billions?
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  5743.  @Steven-vo4ee  So austerity Be clear about what you mean. I suspect you mean cuts to state spending. So lets take one example, the NHS. Where's the austerity? Post your evidence. I bet you don't.
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  5744.  @Steven-vo4ee  Absolutely correct. However, here's the key question. Was what they left solveable? Answer is no. 1. What's the debt? 2. Where's the austerity? Pick the NHS Do you even know what austerity means?
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  5745.  @Steven-vo4ee  On the debt. I would be breaking the debt out, into which party ran the debt up. You get the total, Lab, Lib/Lab and Con. That comes as an annual letter with your share. Also included would be what you could have had if the socialist welfare state hand't spent your wealth, but had invested it. Total loss included. Plus the increase over the year. I'm sure you'd want the allocation done correctly.
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  5746. Whata condition? Oh yes. Lead poisoning
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  5747. Of what? Murder? Would be very odd. Manslaughter? highly likely.
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  5748. No. They demand you fund them so they become rich.
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  5749.  @golfbulldog  In the case I described yes. The going to the police with knives was to get sectioned. If you have ever been to A&E for a long time, you will see that too. In the case of the guy in Kent? It's possible but its also a great cover story. An interesting historical case is WC Minor if you want to look him up. Deals with other arguments from the left too.
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  5750.  @14Anon2  On the floor, tasers pointed at you? You re detained.
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  5751. Stabbed people. Why wasn't he deported at 18? Not born in the UK.
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  5752. 6.1 km is a million times closer than it actually passed. Graphics done by an intern would be my guess. Almost certainly an arts graduate.
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  5753. They will tell the public to f off, just as they did the same to the victims of gang rape.
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  5754.  @honestyjustice6096  I think its very serious. They have been remanded in custody. That doesn't happen for pdfs 99.9% of the time. Huw Edwards for example.
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  5755. Still won't work. No one wants to drive a firework.
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  5756. Here's my question they can't answer. Reported change = man made change + natural change + measurement error They are clear. We are very good, measurement error is effectively zero Ok Reported change = man made change + natural change + 0 I have the graph of reported change. Where can I find the graph of one of the others? Er - You're a heretic. Burn the witch. The reason is they want you to believe "Reported change = man made change" Which is the same thing as saying natural change = 0. But they can't admit that because they have no proof of it, no mechanism, and the would be laughed out of debates
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  5757.  @harrietkinloch7451  Interesting that my small post with a question about the science, gone.
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  5758.  @davidbarlow350  Mine boasts on her website of taking action. The reality, no response to emails.
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  5759. Problem is you still have to grovel and get the Speaker to say yes to a recall. The speaker says no. He know's which side his bread is buttered.
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  5760. AOC's neck on the block.
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  5761. Do you have a visa? No - you are a criminal.
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  5762.  @Vroomfondle1066  Look at the consequences of these debts. 1. Wealth inequality 2. State austerity 3. Cost of living crisis 4. Pensioner poverty 5. Lack of investment ... Which of those are good things?
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  5763.  @ProgressiveEconomicsSupporter  The money going into Gilts is being printed. The government then spends it.See the APF Ltd Accounts for the numbers.
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  5764. I've a list of bad and evil MPs. 484 names on it. Labour 292 Conservative 177 Lib Dem 36 and sundries
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  5765. Why not put a minimum tax on migrants set at break even?
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  5766.  @Redf322  No they aren't. But how about a compromise. We allow them to work. However we make sure they have a tax code set at break even. £40,000 a year minimum tax code. You get your migrants, we get the tax. We also cancel all welfare for them because that's just a massive cost. Now if you really believed your statement, none would be affect.
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  5767.  @Redf322  Come on red. Post your numbers. If you want to see numbers [albeit fiddled] there's the Cream research into the fiscal effects of migrants. Massive black hole and that goes with the assumption that the 'natives' pay all the common costs for them.
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  5768. Bill has one big unanswered question. Bill do you like them old? :-)
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  5769. The state made a 35 billion profit on it.
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  5770.  @col.hertford9855  So the trillions the workers have paid the socialist welfare state? Where's that all gone? On the banks there's a huge amount of misinformation.' If we take Northern Rock. The problem with them was they didn't do enough special purpose vehicles. They were relying on liquidity from the intrabank market. In other words it was a liquidity not credit issue, and that's the job of the BoE to provide the money. They did via the SLS and the BoE booked a 35 bn profit on the deals. ALL the money repaid in full. Since then governments have looted money from the finance sector, and that's paid by the customer. Draconian regulations. They have. Hence no new banks. You are now being milked by the banks, to pay the tax for the state.
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  5771. 25,000 is unreasonable and the case law on that is the parking charges one - Beavis v ParkingEye Beavis v ParkingEye hinged on whether the fine charged by parking management company ParkingEye is classed as a penalty, which would make it unlawful as penalties need to bear a relation to an actual loss incurred. In this case the company does not incur any loss from an overstay. But the Supreme Court ruled that the fine was not a penalty as the charge authorises the company to control access to the car park in the interest of customers and the wider public. So you can impose charges in your interests, wider public clearly, by putting charges on the BBC.
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  5772. Covert filming even more fun @BedsitBob 
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  5773. My approach after quiting them, telling them. The letters after a pause started flooding in, so I went on the attack. Every letter, reported via a police website. Reference and date written on the letter. After three reports, for some reason the letters stopped. The police had told the BBC to stop. They have had the WOIRA, copies of the harasment, reports. A legal warning, the police warning. There's also that ancient act about disturbing people by ringing their bells. But I think if you made the amount match the levels on parking fines, you would have a good case.  @BedsitBob 
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  5774.  @onandon-nq1zw  Companies can go bust, owners and Directors lose nothing ========== Crap. Most companies are owned by the directors. They lose and they lose big. So lets take one example. NHS. That has autonomy. The lansley reforms were demanded by the NHS and they got what they wanted. Namely the state hands over the money, then the NHS spends it. What happens when covid comes along, we discover that the NHS 'forgot' to buy PPE and prepare. The result is that politicians had to step in, buy PPE at inflated prices. NHS failure, we lose. NHS in that case. On the 'more efficient'. So tell us how much pension debt the state has run up? That's part of the balance sheet. It's not reported. The reason is that the state has blown people's retirement money. All of it. Hides the debt. A complete asset stripping of the public. ie. What you are claiming is an illusion. It was going on the credit card. Now those debts fall due, you get austerity.
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  5775. Starmer is causing the mess. It's a socialist hell
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  5776. Hungary is in Europe and its below the UK. Have a look again
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  5777. So the workers have paid the state 18% of their income for their old age. Real actual wealth. Why are you against wealth inequality, when the state has taken it from the workers.
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  5778.  @kevinwells768  No I don't. I know exaclty how it works. There's small fund, of money the state owes the state. ------ your entitlement to claim the same benefit is judged on how well you paid for previous generations. ----- If you pay more you get the same pension. ie. If you earn more. So the assets are very small How big are the liabilities? Why is that the left can't say how big the debt are? Can you put a number on it? If not why not?
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  5779.  @kevinwells768  Next error of yours, and its a partial one. Public sector pensioners paid for by current public sector workers, who get all their money from taxation. Even the money to pay their tax. [1] [2] [3] Current state pensioners, paid for out of NI. It's hypothecated. [1]. MPs for some reason don't operate their pension in this way [2] Local government have some funds, but massive black holes where assets < liabilities. [3] Starmer of course has a personalised, just for him law that means he dodges taxes on his pension
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  5780.  @kevinwells768  Local goverrment schemes are "fully funded". Backed by assets. However for all the schemes the level of the debt exceeds the level of the assets. That's 2. 3, There's a law that exempts Starmer from the taxes that others have to pay on their pensions. Just for Keir Starmer QC. Not the plebs. At the same time multimillionare Starmer is demanding poor pensions pay the price.
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  5781.  @kevinwells768  On 3, it's just for him. No one else.
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  5782. Next they will be saying we need more migrants to be translators for migrants so given them work permits.
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  5783. Check her credit card.
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  5784. It also illustrates why we need the right of explicit informed consent as article 0 of the Human Rights Act. With that in place you can tell politicians where to stick it.
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  5785. Look at the accounts. They make what they call a surplus because profit is a dirty word.
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  5786. Disagree. It's about two things. 1. Criminals 2. Uneconomic migration. Fix those two things, and you won't have much of an issue.
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  5787. The police don't respect us. Take cars and cyclists. Why do the police target one group, ignore the other?
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  5788. No votes for the members. The members will leave. They are an irrelevance.
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  5789. And Brown's tax raid on dividends, cut returns by the same amount. That's why there is a lack of investment and the UK stock market underperforms.
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  5790. @ 10,000 murdered over Covid. Under investigation. Now here's the problem. You could get those that ordered it. Problem is that they didn't do the actual act. Lots of NHS staff did. Following orders isn't a defence. So you would have huge numbers of NHS staff on murder charges. That destroys the NHS. So what do they do? Allow murderers to get away with it.
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  5791.  @ShamanMcLamie  Perhaps the NHS fanboy wants some statistics. ============= 20,000 a year killed by "avoidable mistakes" Preventable deaths due to problems in care in English acute hospitals: a retrospective case record review study - BMJ ============= 1. Peer reviewed 2. Just acute hospitals, not GPs, not pharmacist errors. 3. Just England - not Wales, Scotland! or Northern Island, Isle of Man, ...
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  5792.  @kwhufc5769  I presume you mean, are the foreign doctors. I did an analysis of the medical hearings. You see from the hearings where the doctors were trained. 1. UK doctors are likely to be struck off for none medical reasons. 2. Some doctors are struct off for political reason regarding a certain recent medical experiment. 3. Foreign doctors make up a disproportionate number of those taken to the hearings. 4. The no case to answer is higher in foreign doctors. On 4, I suspect that's down to people making them complaint are more likely to complain if its a foreign doctor. But point 3 stands, the level is lower. Some of the cases are truly horrific.
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  5793. Well there's a way to play the left. Ask them if migrants make net contribution to the UK, make the UK better off? They say yes. You say good, you won't mind then because we're going to pass a law that they must be. No migrant is affected by a 38,000 a year minimum tax code. Yeah but ... who will clean my toilets.  @andrewcoxhead6451 
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  5794. and the Talyor Swift play list.
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  5795.  @paulDunk1501  The making of the Oxford English Dictionary was a monumental 50 year task requiring thousands of volunteers. One of the keenest volunteers was a W C Minor who astonished everyone by refusing to come to Oxford to receive his congratulations. In the end, James Murray, the OED's editor, went to Crowthorne in Berkshire to meet him. What he found was incredible - Minor was a millionaire American civil war surgeon turned lunatic, imprisoned in Broadmoor Asylum for murder and yet who dedicated his entire cell-bound life to work on the English language.
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  5796. So where are the trillions the workers have paid the socialist organisation SS? You claim its a debt and I agree. Why is that debt not reported?
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  5797. Still no reports on the UK MSM about the arrests at Downing street. Use a VPN, and got to other countries news and you can read all about it. Nothing on GBNews, BBC, ITV, Daily Mail, Express, Talk TV, .... or any of the MSM. MSM doing what they are ordered to cover it up
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  5798. 4 million reform. If each convinces 1 voter, its game over for Labour as well as the tories.
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  5799. Twitter writes its terms of service.
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  5800. One reason for the fall can be illustrated by a build up the road from me. Affordable housing. They needed a place cordoned off on the road for deliveries. Now remember, social housing. Khan extracted a 7 figure sum just for that. Khan extorted over a million pounds off an 8 unit block.
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  5801. On 21 January 2006, Oaten resigned from the Liberal Democrat front bench when it was revealed by the News of the World that he had hired a 23-year-old male prostitute between the summer of 2004 and February 2005. The newspaper also alleged that Oaten had engaged in 'three-in-a-bed' sex sessions with two male prostitutes. Further allegations surfaced in the media over the following days, including an accusation that he had asked one of the prostitutes to engage in an act of coprophilia. ======= Not sure why we should trust his opinions
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  5802. Meanwhile after letting Huw Edwards go free, the magistrates will get back to business as usual. Namely jailing people for not funding the BBC and its CSA employees.
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  5803. Deportation is what is needed.
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  5804. Trump winning is democracy. Remember that. Or are you going to go violent?
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  5805. She’s just relaying about her hook up from last night and telling here colleagues how well endowed he was
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  5806. The police have gone virtual. They are no where to be seen. Why are you surprised?
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  5807. Meanwhile I walk out the door, there's motorbike, cyclist going past in front of the police using a mobile. Rampant
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  5808. The bubbly will be flowing
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  5809. More BBC fraud by misrepresentation.
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  5810.  @MickAngelhere  What hard choices? 1. Leave the ECHR? Easy 2. Deport all criminals? Easy 3. Side line the Supreme court on migration and nationality? Easy 4. Pull welfare from migrants? Easy 5. Tax at break even all migrants? Easy The only difficult part is dealing with the migrant rioters, then its easy, deport them
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  5811. There needs to be plans put in place. 1. A list of safe countries. 2. No foreign criminals allowed in the UK That's a good starter. Now to completely wipeout the establishment. A full audit of state's pension debts. Then everyone gets an annual statement of their share of the debts. What happens when a £850,000 debt drops through your letter box? Reforms need to do that fast, so the previous lot gets blamed. That wipes them out. They won't be able to justify hiding that debt off the books.
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  5812. The alternative, Davey and Starmer are both up to the necks in the Post Office Scandal.
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  5813. Can she not slow down? 20,000 words per minute is too much.
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  5814. You milk a cow, you don't eat it in one sitting. She's not on the bright side of life.
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  5815. I've sure there are so 60 or 70 year olds that will date them. :-)
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  5816.  @pmoran7971  Check out Dr Jane Barton and ask why she isn't in jail.
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  5817. New arrivals stealing copper.
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  5818. So where are the trillions the workers have paid the socialist welfare state? Why are the pensions debts hidden off the books?
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  5819. 5:11 and the BBC is a joke. Ditto for 5:12. When was the last time you ever heard an non statist interviewed?
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  5820. There is. Just take it to court.
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  5821. Can't be saved. There's £16 trillion pounds of socialist pension debts. All hidden off the books. Ask why they want to hide it.
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  5822. Remember, that 30% of the treat now pay later is pensions. That's another 30% of health service spending cuts to come.
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  5823. Exactly. What he's really saying is Democrats, stage a coup to stop Trump. Meanwhile I found this job advert Job: Groom of the Stool Location: Whitehouse Duties: Cleaning up after the President Requirements: Security Clearance. Lack of any sense of smell Job Prospects: None Contract: Short Term Only
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  5824.  @icdgyixify99  Almost certainly. Just shows the hypocrisy in the legal system and how its become completely perverted.
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  5825. Car-nage at the Gatwick Grill. BBQ time.
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  5826. She has been caught. She's both corrupt and stupid.
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  5827.  @Steven-vo4ee  And FEMAs response to the latest one? We've spent all the diaster money on illegal migrants.
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  5828.  @wsfig  So will the left resort to violence?
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  5829.  @paulmoss7940  Exactly. They are in for a very rude shock. The MSM has been saying harris is a sure fire winner. No need to vote, its in the bag.
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  5830. Peter Lynch. Just like George Floyd.
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  5831. Gone - Resigned. Now we need the extradition, the deal to grass others, and then more extradition.
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  5832.  @TardigradeTough  75,000 a month and no VAT paid on it. Only declared 20K.
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  5833.  @JackDorsey-t8q  Socialism for you. They asset strip you of your wealth, then when it comes to pay the pension debts, well you're scum
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  5834. Ask Richard to tell you how big the pension debts are of the socialist welfare state and the civil service pensions. When he doesn't tell you, you need to panic.
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  5835.  @Mikeybhoy1979  No No No. Deposits cannot be used for reserves. That has to come from owners equity. Do you not understand capital adequacy?
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  5836. I think he will be arrested. Some charge like beating two women. Harris and Kamala in this case.
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  5837. Don't give them ideas.
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  5838. Where to dispose of a body? Or was he being chased? Or did he consume a lot of his inventory?
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  5839.  @darrellrobson2484  Which is why they have cancelled democracy for the other elections.
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  5840. @ So here's one for reforms todo list. No foreigners, even naturalised get to vote. Consitituency sizes based on the number of voters, with constituencies being merged and by elections held. Cuts the number of MPs. All a manifesto promise under the take back control. Ends the labour game of mass migration to rig votes.
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  5841. Starmer prevented the extradition of people wanted for genocide in Rwanda. Made a profit of close to 7 figures from that as well.
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  5842. 20,000 killed a year, England, Acute hospitals from avoidable errors. The difference is the smokers have a choice. The victims of the NHS don't.
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  5843.  @RobinHarris-nf4yv  It's a comparison. For the amount paid in, we know historical rates of NI - very stable. We also have the index of wages over time. So that gives you a very good estimate of contributions historically. Then you can "invest" into the FTSE all share. Represetative of the economy. You work out what people could have had if they retired now. You then need to play it forward. For an average retirement, invest any difference between the state pension income and the income generated by the capital. You also need to take into account, that people have a fair share of the state's penson debts. £600,000. Mr Average is down 2 million over a life time. NI is hypothecated. It's not a tax, its a contribution for a pension [and some minor benefits]
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  5844.  @johncoppinger3208  I think that's the vector for most TDS infections.
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  5845.  @katequinn9384  I just have. A very strange case. There was the M16 spy, Gareth Williams in hold all that they say is a 'tragic accident'
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  5846.  @mtgigi  Have you seen the latest on this. LBGT+ connotations.
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  5847. So lets see. Put the order in. Leak to the MSM. Ah yes, then get caught.
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  5848. Exactly. What will happen is they then insist of public school places. When not offered them, they lawyer up, and go to court. The cost to the public will outweigh any savings. Then with the money they aren't paying to private schools, they buy extra tuition. Now they hoover up even more university places on grounds of equality.
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  5849.  @edwardvalivonis23  and many who weren't even there got compensation.
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  5850.  @xmurisfurderx  Same way as the victims of nhs error. Capped at 13k
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  5851.  @marviwilson1853  Councils spend all the money they are given and this is always never enough. ======== So lets have a major cost of living crisis. Tx min wage earners 70% of their income. The problem is far more simple. You cannot have self regulation. This is a problem of self regulation Councils should not be in the housing business. Period. Second, all tower blocks need to be demolished. That's easy to achive, just by dealling with uneconomic migration.
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  5852.  @marviwilson1853  Self regulation. One of council's jobs is to regulate housing. Councils are landlords. Councils cannot sue themselves.
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  5853.  @marviwilson1853  Councils know nothing about the engineering of buildings =========== yes they do. They are in charge of planning. They are landlords.
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  5854.  @marviwilson1853  Building regs, landlords, enforcement is councils. When councils are landlords, they cannot self regulate. So they need to be banned from being landlords. Next step. No high rise residential blocks. If the firebrigade says we can fight fires up to 8 stories, then that's the cap on residential buildings. Solution there, ban uneconomic migration, and the housing crisis is solved and the disasterous stock gets demolished.
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  5855.  @thebrightsided136  Really? I've just watched a video of a French guy who spent some time there, on holiday. There are plenty of videos also of people going to Afghanistan on holiday. Single white blonde females on holiday in Helmund. They are safe places. When a country is safe, asylum needs to end, with a grace period
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  5856. There's an assumption that they are his genetic family. Second Dental records. I know he entered the UK illegally, but getting a dentist appointment on the NHS is stretching credulity.  @annief9063 
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  5857. Big assumption that you have genetic relatives.  @annief9063 
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  5858. I don't go for the dental records. After all, can you get a NHS dentist these days?  @calvinaitkin-sf9up 
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  5859. The drugs will do that. They have drugged him to control him
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  5860. Because "climate change" is a grift. The Greek banking crisis. 10% of the Greek state's debts was borrowing. 90% was pensions. Now look at how that debt screwed the pensioners. Unfunded debt is the issue. Now the Greeks can't pay the borrowing. So you need to look to see who the creditors are and who has insured the debt? Turns out German and French banks had insured the debt. So the Greeks don't pay, the insured go to the banks who sold them insurance. Ah yes, the EU now steps in. You lose on the insurance. They change the rules. You aren't paid but its not a default. Scam. It's all scams and the public loose. The problem is with people who hide those pension debts. The Accountants that work for the state. Like RM.
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  5861. Joe its not time to go. Run Joe Run, Hunter's relying on you.
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  5862. MMT states you cannot use printing as a means of funding government because you get inflation. That doesn't cure the inflation linked debts.
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  5863.  @blackbulldog4897  I have. Your reply contains no content other than you don't like the point. So for your education read up on the equation of exchange. Ask the question, what happens to prices when you double the money supply?
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  5864.  @blackbulldog4897  Looks like the explanation has been deleted. Did you get it?
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  5865.  @blackbulldog4897  That's the algorithm for you. Check out the asset purchase facility limited. That's how the money can be created. You did know it was a private company?
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  5866.  @blackbulldog4897  equation of exchange. If you double the money supply you double prices. Economics 101.
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  5867.  @blackbulldog4897  All deleted. So you are going to have to be ignorant. Try the equation of exchange for starters. Richard's been busy.
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  5868.  @blackbulldog4897  Have you looked at the APF company and how it creates money?
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  5869.  @blackbulldog4897  Money creation can be done via QE and the Asset Purchase Facility.
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  5870.  @blackbulldog4897  Equation of Exchange applies. Double the money supply, and prices double. Asset purchase facility can be used to create cash. Private company owned by the Bank of England. ============= Now is the winter of our discontent Made glorious summer by this sun of York; And all the clouds that lour'd upon our house In the deep bosom of the ocean buried. Now are our brows bound with victorious wreaths; Our bruised arms hung up for monuments; Our stern alarums changed to merry meetings, Our dreadful marches to delightful measures. Grim-visaged war hath smooth'd his wrinkled front;
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  5871.  @blackbulldog4897  All deleted. Why don't you step up to the mark and post your reasons why its wrong?
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  5872.  @blackbulldog4897  Posted a new thread start, if you sort by newest you will get it.
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  5873.  @blackbulldog4897  I've posted a new thread start. It's gone up. I'm sure you can find it and respond there. But you're not posting any rebutals are you?
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  5874.  @adilabbas8628  Meanwhile check out Kamala Harris's official portrait Lovely pearl necklace. I hear she's partial to them.
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  5875.  @AnotherPointOfView944  But they do it for Rwandans. That's a difference in behaviour.
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  5876. Why aren't the pair of them on conspiracy charges?
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  5877.  @1maico1  Do we get a vote on accepting them?
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  5878. Spot on. No one concern for the victims. Just for electoral advantage. So what else has he done? Cancelled elections. Hitler postponed the next scheduled Reichstag elections in 1938.
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  5879. And the state's pension accounts are "audited", but they are a work of fiction. The Bernie Maddof school of accounting is used.
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  5880. Another benefit of diversity eh! So what every happened to A-pox, B-pox, C-pox. ....
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  5881. It most certainly is. 10 people turn up to see Biden. The 'crowds' are hidden. Meanwhile at Trump ralleys, look at the Bronx, the heartland of the Democrat left. AOC can't pull a crowd, thousands turn up for Trump. TDS has that delusional element
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  5882. Sooner. What's the betting he has dirt on Charles.
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  5883. BBC reported that they had done the investigation into him in about an hour. in the middle of the night, and found he was a lone wolf. The BBC swallowed that hook like and sinker. =========== Lets see if a coment to a coment gets passed the algorithm
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  5884. That's called the Direct Debit Guarantee.  @independentvoice6686 
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  5885. Direct Debit Guarantee. The bank has to get the money back for you  @christineholloway8321 
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  5886. They will. If you have 6 months to run, and you cancel you get a refund. Easiest way, do it via your bank if you have a direct debit. The bank will handle the refund under the Direct Debit Guarantee scheme.  @altvamp 
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  5887. Almost. You don't contact them. They will contact you. I think keeping the letters and reporting each as harrasment. Write the date of the report and the crime reference number on it,  @MikeEves 
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  5888. Democrats. We have to rig the election to preserve Democracy.
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  5889.  @thecirculareconomy4412  For fixed rate debt, its not like a household. For inflation linked debt, its exactly like a household. MMT says you need to tax to give the money value, and taxes are limited by the size of the UK economy. And 90% of the state's debts are inflation linked.
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  5890.  @loc4725  How's the RSPB going to pay its tax?
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  5891.  @lonevoice  He can always pay extra tax now. Why is it that those that demand more taxation don't do the honourable thing and pay it now?
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  5892.  @lonevoice  It's not "flawed" It's designed to extract the cash. So the question, why is the cash needed isn't being asked. So there's 2.5 trillion borrowed. There's 16 trillion of pension debts, hidden off the books by accountants like Richard. So now look at tax receipts. At record levels. So services must be at record levels. No cuts eh. So why are there claims of 'austerity'. The hint is the money is going on debts. You think more tax means people are better off. It's the opposite. Lower take home pay Asset stripped. Zero investment Wealth inquality Inflation Cost of living crisis Poverty All direct consequences of those debts.
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  5893.  @lonevoice  That's not the tax system. That's the government spending system. I agree on that. So why would the state make a 30% gross profit on its services? No need for a tax rise, just cut your profit margin. Then become even more efficient.
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  5894.  @jane---489  Which one? Pass or lingerie or both? ;-)
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  5895. Advertising is designed to get your to buy their product. If it doesn't do that it fails. So if debt is bad, government is the problem. 2.5 trillion of borrowing. 16 trillion of socialist pensions. ... Nuclear clean up, Losses on insurance contracts, The EU, Unpaid wages , Unpaid invoices, Expected payouts - eg post office, NHS damages..... all on top. So why would Richard want to hide the debt that his mates have created. I bet tomorrow it will be more debt is good for the government. Can he equally the one day between monopolies are bad and lets have a new monopoly run by the state.
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  5896.  @kevingeoghegan294  Not true. Gold is a form of money. Bitcoin is a form of money. Zimbabwe has dumped is government money.
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  5897.  @keithparker1346  Not the case. Bit coin is a variety of money In the past plenty of companies paid workers with tokens, coins that could be spent in the company shop. If you look at fiat banking most of the money creating is done by private companies, the banks. In the US in the past, all paper notes were private, it was just coin created by the state. That changed at the end of the Civil War. In the UK there was the Bristol Pound. So you are wrong.
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  5898.  @WarrenPeaceOG  No. That's easy to show its wrong. Back to the pensions. We keep M3 constant. Government takes NI in, it has the asset [the money] and it owes people a pension. It spends the money. The debt has gone up, but the money supply, M3 is constant. M3 is not the same thing national debt.
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  5899.  @WarrenPeaceOG  And the "National Debt" number is in reality the "National Borrowing". All part of the fraud.
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  5900.  @keithparker1346 OK. So what makes up government debt? Here's the top 10. 1. Borrowing 2. State pension 3. Civil service pension 4. Unpaid wages 5. Unpaid invoices 6. The EU 7. Expected losses on insurance contracts 8. Expected damages (Post office, NHS etc) 9. Nuclear clean up (paid up front, state pays for the work) 10. Expected losses on guarantees. So I'll start you off. The borrowing is 2,478.17 bn. Can you put any numbers to the other debts?
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  5901.  @keithparker1346  inflation linked debt. Money creation fails for that type of debt. See the equation of exchange
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  5902.  @WarrenPeaceOG  how big is M3
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  5903. It's backfired!
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  5904. Unless you're a cop in the USA
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  5905. A nice boost to a final salary pension .
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  5906. Just a follow up. The CPS has put out their dates of birth. Rechecking to see if they were born in the UK, none of them were. They can all be deported.
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  5907. Well the rubbish is already pilling up. Fly tipping mostly and fast food scattered everywhere. All because of local government extortion. Its cheaper flytipping than paying to go to a dump.
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  5908. What should reform do about the non crime hate incidents? The swiss had the right solution when it was discovered that there was a secret department spying on the Swiss. You got the right to see your file in full [names, the works], and to have it destroyed. The politicians involved, lost their jobs and were out of office. So its a very simple thing to implement. 1. The police have to tell everyone that they have that NCHI 2. People get to turn up at a police station, collect the file. Including names. 3. People then get that data destroyed. 4. If they want they can sue for defamation.
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  5909. The american public have just told Maitlis to do the same.
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  5910. They don't. All politiicans lie and cheat. 1. Fail to implement manifestos 2. Implement things not in the manifestos 3. Screw certain groups, who have no right of consent. 4. You're forced to vote for a package - right of consent means you can say no to the bits you don't want.
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  5911.  @rash9488  Cured by a basic right to explict informed consent.
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  5912. @ Exactly. The problem now is that the government is targeting everyone. Everyone is losing so the state and its members profit.
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  5913. I didn't see the jackboots on her her uniform because they cropped the photograph
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  5914. The main problem here is that Mr Scum Bag's rights are considered by the court. The rights of other people are ignored. So what's the solution. Take away the migration/nationality from the courts. It's automatic on conviction. Shangeeth Sathyanathan is an example from today. A 19-year-old man has been jailed after hitting another car head-on at 75mph and killing the passenger. Shangeeth Sathyanathan, now aged 20, of Brettell Lane, Brierley Hill, had been driving an Audi A5 on the wrong side of the road in Birmingham when the fatal collision happened in August last year. Sathyanathan admitted three charges; causing death by dangerous driving, causing serious injury by dangerous driving and driving without insurance. Why should he be allowed to stay in the UK? I've checked, he wasn't born here.
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  5915.  @johnsmithers8913  It's one of the major problems. Other peoples' rights are ignored. For example, migration. Most migrants pay less tax than they cost. Other people are made poorer because they are forced to subsidise them. The right to enjoy your property [money] is violated to fund migration.
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  5916. How do they explain the lack of receipts and the money going missing?  @macmerc1556 
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  5917. Looks like this is the Yandex contract.
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  5918. Given that New Scotland Yard look out of their windows to watch organised crime, in the country illegally, operating on Westminster Bridge. They divvy the money up in front of New Scotland Yard. So what's the surprise they can't catch a man looking like an extra from the walking dead?
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  5919. Spot on. It's Labour.
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  5920. Your Search for Shuaib Iboko-Akoh returned zero good matches Your Search for Evaristus Ozumizi Akerele returned zero good matches Not born in the UK Today at Liverpool Crown Court they were both jailed for a total of seven years. They were also both ordered to sign the sex offender’s register for life. A very light sentence
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  5921.  @Kevan-r3p Wake up, smell the coffee! :-)
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  5922. Jews, Christians, those with views that aren't extreme left get targeted Illegal migrants. Illegal motorbikes used by deliveroo. Cyclists. Knife criminals. Drug Dealers. MPs get a free pass.
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  5923. No its not. But we need changes. 1. Open primaries. Removes the power of selection committees and central party offices. You want to give them more power. 2. Right of recall without permission. 10% gets a recall vote. 3. Right of consent. You can say no to the state, but then you don't get that service [or pay for it]. 4. Referenda for core goods where everyone pays. [Police, Law, Defence, Democracy, Fire, Ambulance is about it]. You are blaming FPTP as being the cause of the mess, when its not the cause.
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  5924.  @chrisstewart7420  And the handful of Post Office prosecutions that the CPS did. Turns out Starmer's hand full is close to 100. Miscarriages of justice, but no resignation from the head
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  5925.  @BR-br3pv  And the post office victims And Al-Fayed. And I suspect lots of others.
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  5926.  @6581punk  Let me look at my long list of MPs Yep, here are the numbers for the MPs that lost their credit cards in 2015 Ben Gummer – £1,290.07 Brian Binley – £575.02 David Willetts – £1,172.05 Debbie Abrahams – £2,586.90 Eric Joyce – £12,919.61 Iain Duncan Smith – £1,057.28 Ian Liddell-Grainger – £1,023.94 Ian Paisley Jr – £6,195.94 Jack Dromey – £1,328.46 John Woodcock – £1,756.13 Mark Lancaster – £600.00 Mike Crockart – £720.64 Pamela Nash – £6,929.29 Paul Farrelly – £213.00 Rachel Reeves – £4,033.63 Simon Danczuk – £3,645.67 Simon Hughes – £826.56 Stephen Gilbert – £2,925.76 Toby Perkins – £693.30 She's on it. Number 4 on the list by size.
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  5927.  @6581punk  And my post listing the MPs who had the credit card taken off them and the money involved has disappeared. I wonder why.
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  5928.  @6581punk  Rachel Reeves – £4,033.63
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  5929. Tax the public sector. Tax solves everything Like Stamer and his personal tax avoidace law.
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  5930.  @Rickolsen247  It's a bot account.
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  5931.  @Rickolsen247  Just watch. The Yemeni sister charity fraud bot will be along shortly, plus the accounts pushing tarts for cash.
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  5932. What he means is that opposition to immigration is a problem.
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  5933. The super rich cannot afford to pay the welfare state so others don't. Do the maths.
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  5934. You can't have it. There aren't enough super rich to pay the welfare states debts.
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  5935.  @chriswills9437  So lay the numbers out. How big are the welfare state's debts? What's the projected cash flow requirements? Then from that we can work out how much the super rich have to pay, and see if they have the money.
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  5936.  @chriswills9437  What I notice is that those that have taken the wealth, politicians, won't talk about how much debt the welfare state has accumulated. I wonder why?
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  5937.  @Redf322  How can you pay people benefits so they pay the debts?
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  5938.  @OneAndOnlyMe  Not at all. Start of with the costs sides. How big are the debts? How much money is required? Include pensions and welfare. Then once you come back with that, I've the numbers for the super rich and we can see if your plan works. Well, let me give you them. Billionaires in the UK, 220 bn owned when you factor out the non doms with overseas wealth. I've even factored in the Hedge fund lot whose assets are overseas. How does 220 bn stack up against the pension debts?
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  5939. Where did those 10 million Biden voters go? Going to be hard to engineer another federal election. Voter ID. ....
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  5940. Such as special rules for EU nationals in the UK, who are 97% white. That's' fascist and racist.
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  5941. Compulsory and any other types banned. Get with the program.  @thegoldenpanther6986 
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  5942.  @archvaldor  How are you going to fund the state then? The top 10% [forget the super rich] pay the same tax as the other 90%. Just 1% leaving causes a huge black hole.
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  5943.  @archvaldor  So you support axing their tax in the UK. You don't want their tax, so stop taxing them. More non doms for example.
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  5944.  @helenheenan3447  Richard has explained, the wealthiest pay the least proportion of their income and wealth. ========= Not they don't. The poorest get an effective negative tax rate. That's right. Take Mr Min Wage. Working poor. £1k a year in tax. How much VAT? Very little. Most of his income goes on rent and food that are VAT free. Then he gets his health care effectively for free. £3K a year. On average one dependent for each worker. So that's another 3k. Then there's 3K common goods for each. Schooling at 8.5K a year. All provided by others before we get onto welfare. That's a negative tax rate.
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  5945.  @oni280893  Why can't you blame the parents? Or has the state taken over responsibility?
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  5946.  @danidelaney3555  Yep. And on top, make complaints particularly about their website.
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  5947. Starmer will just pull the whip from the rebels. THen they can't vote to trigger a leadership election. On the polling, how can Labour even have that level of polling when they only got 20% of the vote in the GE? You can't have a poll that puts them on more than 20%?
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  5948. The flow is interesting. For each tide 3 hours away from the sea, 6 hours towards the sea. Twice a day. At the time when the tide is going out, it can hit 10 mph in the centre. It's why you see the agro in the boat race. They are after the midstream where its fastest. Less at the sides. But if he went in when he did, he would be well down the river, or in one of the body catchers. Yep - they have those. So it doesn't add up.  @tripod6406 
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  5949. Where are the trillions the workers have paid the socialist welfare state for their old age?
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  5950.  @frogandspanner  So where are the trillions the workers have paid the socialist welfare state for their old age? TSB is peanuts.
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  5951.  @lisa5249  So give an example of a government investment that doesn't rely of subsidies and doesn't make a loss.
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  5952.  @lisa5249  Which means the price will rocket. First you have to buy the assets. The loans are secured on the assets. So the creditors get those. Second you have to run the business. That means getting the cash out of the customers. How are you going to do that? There's a cost of living crisis already. That's why MPs jacked up their own pay.
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  5953. Importing millions of poor people is the disaster on the growth front. Massive increases in regulation cut growth. Massive increases in the state cut grwoth.
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  5954. Korea, they have gone up in smoke.
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  5955. Because government's have the guns. Because government is very very scared. They know what's going to happen when they can't pay their debts. Not the borrowing, that's irrelevant. It's Social Security and its 300 trillion dollar debt.
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  5956. @Mondeolad08 How do we know its her? An MP. Sacked. Plead Guilty to fraud. Perhaps you need a brain scan because it looks like yours will come back negative! :-)
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  5957. That's because they are guilty.
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  5958. Observers watching the count is what will swing it.
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  5959. The postal bit is the biggy. Causes huge unemployment in China.
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  5960.  @Okram.31  3 Days Mogadishu Tour In Somalia - available. Lots of pictures of people going on holiday to Mogadishu. That's a reasonable test, is it safe. So Somalia goes on the safe list. 109,567 in the UK. You can make one round trip a day. Airbus A350. 300+ seats. That's close to 365 flights. So the problem can be solved quickly. You start with the criminals. Second families. That way they get accommodation. Then you start with the rest. You need a holding center so you have the pipe line full to get a full plane load. You need to have a 'migration court' that is above the supreme court. If the ECHR gets involved, you simply turn to them and say, if you take this case, we leave. It's your choice. I suspect they might look at it and say, who will pay our pensions.
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  5961. Of course he has. He's taken a flight out to have another go.
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  5962.  @zorrowlo  I thought more about your post. What do you think has pushed people into rioting? It's a symptom. What's the cause?
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  5963.  @samuelmelton8353  I'm not against immigration. Handled in the right way its good. So what's the right way? First is no criminals. Barred and deported. Second is no discrimination. No racism. Sexual preference bar children and animals, irrelevant. No gender issues. Any country bar those at war with us. All irrelevant. Then the biggy. Net contributors only. That means a 40K a year income for each adult, enforced by a minimum tax code of 40K. For each adult, working or not. Then tax evasion is a crime. That also means no welfare. No social housing. None. But if you pay lots of tax, please come. Turns out you have to integrate to earn that sort of money so the integration issues are a symptom of importing poverty. On asylum, start with a list of safe countries. No asylum claims if you are from those counties, and asylum ends now because its safe with a grace period.
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  5964.  @zorrowlo  ut we know that fear is not based on fact ======== It is. 1. They are forced to pay for migration 2. The migrants aren't being housed in expensive areas, they are being dumped in poor areas. 3. If you take where I live in London, its a police no go area. They wont' act. I did manage to get one inspect out, because I had his boss for misconduct if I put the complaint in. I walked 1 km along the old kent road with him. He was worried at one point for his personal safety and he was in uniform. In the last 18 months. 3 killed on that street. 8 with life changing injuries. Drug dealing. People exposing themselves. I even have seen a woman laying a log on the pavement. In the cafe I frequent [Algerian] one guy from there, in the country illegally for many years, with mental health isssues, went to the local police station armed with machete and knife. I've been assaulted, both physically and common assault. Same with these people. Why would you expect them to doff their hats and say Yes Master, No Master, Thank you Master?
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  5965.  @zorrowlo  So lets talk facts. There's a deficit. That means Mr Average, on average doesn't generate the taxes needed to fund state spending. That's ignoring any pay later debts like pensons. If you earn 38,500 a year, you are not generating the tax to pay for government. A min wage earner, Brit or Migrant certainly doesn't. Why are we allowing in people who cost others tens, hundreds of thousands of pounds making them poorer?
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  5966. When did Starmer know she was a fraudster?
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  5967. Drop the BBC and you will flourish
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  5968. What does that statement even mean? It means nothing. So what's needed? The officials that made the decision need to go to jail and be asset stripped of their pensions, denied welfare. Forced to liquidate all their assets to pay for it. Oh, and since they aren't foriegners, suffer from their own policy. Homeless? tough.
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  5969.  @pauldurkee4764  Or she watched them and dropped him in it.
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  5970.  @N_Jones  Where's your list of at least 200 polls? Ah yes 100s of polls, which is just the same sort of stats as the paid for democrat polls.
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  5971. I'd like to thank my agent, channel four, Offcom for my Bafta for the best actor in a political stitch up
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  5972. Love it.
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  5973. Huw Edwards is out at the BBC. Time has run out.
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  5974. Look at Gosport Hospital.
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  5975. Wishful thinking.
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  5976.  @steviegbcool  The mess is all of Westminster's making.
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  5977.  @steviegbcool  Rubbish. It's caused by the socialist pension debts.
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  5978.  @steviegbcool  So your share of the state's pension debts. Just the pensions. £600,000 increasing at 10% a year. That's what's made you poorer.
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  5979.  @steviegbcool  No they weren't. They are worse off because of the £600,000 share of the state pension debts increasing at 10%. They are worse off because the state makes a 30% gross profit on its services. They are screwed because of massive migration of the poor to the UK, a huge percentage from the EU. They are screwed because politicians didn't do what they promised over brexit.
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  5980.  @mark63424able  No consent = fiscal rape.
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  5981.  @mark63424able  The public for once was allowed consent. They voted to leave. Now you see the problem. You want to remain. You have no consent in it. So people like youself who want special rules for a group that's 97% white rightly get rejected. A group like yourself who state who will pick my crops, get rejected.
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  5982.  @mark63424able  So why the white supremacist ideas? Why the who will pick my crops idea? The same idea that cause the American civil war? Both are rampant in remainers/rejoiners?
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  5983. The latest I hear is that an offender can't be deported because he has a 9 year old. The 9 year old would have their human rights violated if taken to another country. So anyone who migrates to the UK bring a 9 year old or older is a human rights abused. Come on Wokerati, where are the mass arrests for that?
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  5984. Has she got a second passport? Can she get a second passport? Answer is yes. So remove her UK nationality, deport at the end of sentence.
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  5985. Disagree. We need to remove the swamp.
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  5986. Yep. And put the x in the box. Imagine having to do that for a third time.
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  5987. Reform Policy number 927. No social housing for foreigers. 6 months notice. Policy nuymber 928. Deal with evictions - no right of appeal. No legal aid for foreigners
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  5988. The problem with rule changes like this, is that eventually the left get control, and it back fires. The right won't get a look in.
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  5989.  @bennyfromthebronx2993  What's the betting he's a migrant?
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  5990. You need 82 rebel MPs to get a leadership challenge in Labour. All Starmer does is pull the whip from 20.
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  5991. I know. They are desperately trying to blame others for their crimes and incompetence.  @mariealmquist3038 
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  5992. It has been done. Cream Published some numbers for the fiscal effects European immigrants to the UK have paid more in taxes than they received in benefits, helping to relieve the fiscal burden on UK-born workers and contributing to the financing of public services - according to new research by the UCL Centre for Research and Analysis of Migration (CReAM). is another one of their statements. Now lets look at the fudges. European immigrants. Not all immigrants. In reality when you read the details they have gone to extrodinary lengths to cook the numbers to show that recent EU migrants paid in a little more. They hide the total numbers in table 5 and it shows a loss even after cooking the numbers. 1. Cost of dependents - zero. Since the average ratio in the UK is 1:1, that's a 50% cut in the costs 2. Common goods, police law, democracy, defence, all paid for by natives and migrants are zero cost. 20% wiped off on top 3. Future costs, pensions are ignored 4. Crime costs. Ignored You can see how they are cooking the books.
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  5993. They wanted to kick out British migrants. So they killed lots of people.
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  5994. Splitter. Heretic. REG: Right. You're in. Listen. The only people we hate more than the Romans are the fucking Judean People's Front. P.F.J.: Yeah... JUDITH: Splitters. P.F.J.: Splitters... FRANCIS: And the Judean Popular People's Front. P.F.J.: Yeah. Oh, yeah. Splitters. Splitters... LORETTA: And the People's Front of Judea. P.F.J.: Yeah. Splitters. Splitters... REG: What? LORETTA: The People's Front of Judea. Splitters. REG: We're the People's Front of Judea! LORETTA: Oh. I thought we were the Popular Front. REG: People's Front! C-huh. FRANCIS: Whatever happened to the Popular Front, Reg? REG: He's over there. P.F.J.: Splitter!  @mikedelcaribe7422 
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  5995. I'm schizophrenic. I demand two votes.  @jvanek8512 
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  5996. Socialist pension ponzis cause wealth inequality, lack of investment, austerity, cost of living crisis, ...
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  5997.  @trevorevans3956  HMRC internal manual Compliance Handbook CH51300 She is being investigated by the police and by the Standards committee. How do I know? I have made complaints to both. She has a real problem with the latter. With the police her lawyer can just say no. With the standards committee she can't because of the Nolan rules.
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  5998.  @T5Zplayer  Woof woof! 🙂
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  5999. So are you Scots, Welsh or Irish?
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  6000.  @derekibison6644  Ah the antisemetic attack.
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  6001.  @derekibison6644  It's antisemitic. It's use by the left to attack jews, in the same way as nailing a pigs head to a synagogue.
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  6002.  @mattsmith87  I know typo and I hit send too fast.
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  6003.  @Mr.Sparkie1  Yep. Wouldn't surprise me if he has 24 hour close protection officers. He's protected, we aren't.
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  6004. I know. TDS is rampant. An epidemic. Break out the popcorn. Get the champers on ice.
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  6005. Will Biden be axed in the back?
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  6006. Ghislane case. What happens when the release of documents were not included in disclosure to the defence.
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  6007. Another option - they are drugging him to control him.
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  6008. Suspect Convictions Sentence Mustaf Jama Murder; robbery; firearms Life with 35-year tariff Yusuf Jama Murder; robbery; firearms Life with 35-year tariff Muzzaker Shah Murder; robbery; firearms Life with 35-year tariff Faisal Razzaq Manslaughter; robbery; firearms Life with 11-year tariff Hassan Razzaq Manslaughter; robbery; firearms 20 years Raza Ul-Haq Aslam Robbery 8 years That started 2006. So 3 are in, 3 might be out. Khan is never going to get out except in a body bag. He's in for the rest of his natural life.
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  6009. Fascism is a left wing ideology. You've clearly suffering from not being taught better.
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  6010.  @someperson8649  Left wing, left wing, left wing.
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  6011.  @skibbitybebop  Exactly. France is going backwards. Now the big problem is the French pension system Then along come the numpties like Macron. Migrants will pay your pensions because you aren't having babies. Er? The migrants aren't even paying enough tax to pay for their current state services, let alone someone else's pensions, and they will demand pensions of their own.
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  6012. Covid - masks.
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  6013.  @Michele-m5f  Exactly. Another covid policy consequence
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  6014.  @ericlayton8888  If they don't know who they are, you can release the photographs you do have.
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  6015.  @ericlayton8888  That's only after they have been charged/arrested There have no charges, no arrests.
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  6016.  @ericlayton8888  The offence is contempt of court. Unless the court proceedings have started, there's no contempt.
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  6017.  @ericlayton8888  If there's been an arrest, I agree. But no arrests, there's no issue of contempt.
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  6018.  @ericlayton8888  Where's the news on the 18- year olds? You've gone from could to they are.
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  6019. Hand over your wealth to me.
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  6020.  @keithparker1346  When the consequences come home, you'll agree with all I've said so far! 🙂 So what's needed? The inflation target needs to change. If the price index is 100, the rate of inflation should not be the target. The target is the price index and its 100. ie. A stable currency. If the price index goes over 105 then the BoE board get sacked. If it goes below 95, they get sacked too. And they lose their pensions.
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  6021. @mk91-vz1oj So the rate of inflation is bogus? In your world
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  6022. @mk91-vz1oj u definitely can't try and calculate it as a simple time derivative of price ========= That's the definition. But the more interesting bit is the long term average of price changes being zero. Why not? Value of money function fulfilled. You get a currency people want. It's a good thing. Explain why not. Targetting inflation with interest rates works. But the better approach is not to create inflation by printing.
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  6023. @mk91-vz1oj The rate of inflation is the year on year increase in the price index That's the derivative. So why is a zero inflation target bad? Are you up to your neck in debts?
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  6024. @mk91-vz1oj CPI or RPI/X
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  6025. @mk91-vz1oj CPI or RPI/X
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  6026. Like the Post Office. 50 ends up at 2000, and they don't ask, is this correct?
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  6027.  @section5760  Probably. The Home Office has all the details. Oh wait, they aren't deporting. It's also interesting that none appear on the electoral roll. That means they aren't British.
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  6028. It's a word to signal to others you are in their gang. Pronouns are another example.
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  6029.  @pensarfeoChannel  It's got a name. Theft, and its a human rights abuse. But lets say it happens. State takes over, and the mistakes carry on. Now who pays the fines?
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  6030.  @shinywarm6906  So here's an idea. Banks put in a clause you can't change mortgage provider. Banks then increase your mortgage interest rate to 50%. You default on the mortgage. Banks take your property. Can you see anything wrong with that? Morally or legally?
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  6031.  @shinywarm6906  You say dividends, which is profits. Is a gross 30% profit margin reasonable? A simple question. That's the profit margin of the government.
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  6032. I've a question I really want to ask bill. Do you like them old?
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  6033. So where are the trillions the workers have paid the socialist welfare state for their old age? Pure socialism, not neoliberal or capitalist.
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  6034. They have gone to the darkside.
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  6035. A second cover up
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  6036. Tis infectious.
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  6037.  @KEB129  In two weeks its shredfest. That's when all the documents are feed into the shredder.
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  6038. Calling for Jihad is an offence. Why haven't the police arrested, charged, convicted and deported.
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  6039. A better solution. A minimum tax code of £38,500 a year. 1. Raises lots of money. 2. Will the poorer migrant pay? Of course not. So you seize assets, bank accounts to pay. 3. The result is they will leave to get away from paying. No need for any deportations. Migration will be reversed.
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  6040. List of safe countries. Q. Which country are you from? Let me check. You've just won a flight home. Please get in coach A. You won't say? OK - Please join coach B. You've just won an all inclusive stay on a tent on a Scottish Island, and a prosecution for being in the UK illegally.  @bobc5678 
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  6041. See the Old Kent Road. Its here now.
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  6042. Given what the RV was probably used for, you would be wise. Dogging and all...
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  6043. Just shows that ITV producers hate democracy.
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  6044. ​ @MsKenzo7  He was a taxi driver. Then on welfare. It goes to what you were saying. Namely why was he in the UK? He's got no skills that we need. He needed an interpreter for the case. He had already got a criminal record and hadn't been deported. Why is the government allowing in people who consume other people's money?
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  6045. The heinous crime, is not paying the BBC license fee. When will the BBC attack her?
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  6046.  @RichardEnglander  from the beard he Is a hipster. I don’t buy it
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  6047. The Pensions Increase (Pension Scheme for Keir Starmer QC) Regulations 2013 No tax for Keir Starmer
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  6048. Caused by Brexit - The BBC line/
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  6049. Very odd isn't it. I wrote one of them. Perfectly reasonable. But removed. I tend to watch on FreeTube, comment on YT. So I get to see what other see, which means shadow banned posts are obvious. One tactic is to add random text at the end. YT calculates its Woke Quotient. Too high a score they hide it. So if you add random text, the WQ score falls. It's also funny as they use the posts to train the algo, so the more junk text the more their algo stops working  @Ken_Dodds_Tickling_Stick 
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  6050. Of course they won't. That they won't be open means its a disaster. Now the real issue is poverty and crime. There's a clear connection. So when you import poverty, crime goes up.
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  6051.  @MissAJBeckett  So when debating with the left. They claim migrants are a benefit. 1. Ask them will the accept a 38,500 minimum tax code on migrants, which is break even? Oh no they say, lots of people are poor, proving they are lying. 2. When they state, who will do job X because brits won't. Remind them of those plantation owners who went to war for the same reasons, Who will pick our cotton? It's the same thinking.
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  6052. You're making one assumption. That there's a palatable solution. There isn't. Take state austerity. 30% of taxes don't go on services. That's public austerity. It goes on the debts. So perhaps you'll say don't pay the debts. That's what labours doing. Killing off pensioners with austerity to them, whilst paying their banking mates and looting so they get rich personally.
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  6053.  @indricotherium4802  For fixed rate debts, I agree. Doesn't work like a house hold. For inflation linked debts its 100% like a house hold. You cannot inflate your way out of an inflation linked debt. Just think about that bit. The people telling you its not like a house hold are the people who have asset stripped you. PR just changes the snouts in the trough. It doesn't change policies. Referenda by proxy, and the right of consent in law is the solution.
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  6054.  @indricotherium4802  It still means that the majority will screw the minority. So here's a better solution. Open primaries. That removes the power of central office and selection committees. Next an addition to the HRA. Everyone has the right of explicit informed consent. That protects the minority. You can't tap people as a government to fund wars, migration, sex changes, when people say, I don't consent. As a government you have to find people willing to hand over their cash. Next. Lets get rid of the lord. 150 million a year saved. What we do is take 20 million of that and add it to the voter registration system. You get to nominate an MP, any MP, as your proxy. You can change your proxy at any time Proxy votes are the only thing that counts to get bills passed. So what does that fix? Tory vote in a Labour seat? Nominate a Tory MP Direct democracy? One MP would set up a proxy website, where they will pass on your proxy vote. Manifestos. Things not in the manifesto? You can stop it. In the manifesto, and not implemented? Well that isn't covered. If you don't like a policy? Well you have the right of consent. They can't force it on you. If MPs lie then that's not informed consent. As the victim, you can't be punished for saying no. Far better than PR, where the control is with whoever controls the party list. You won't get what you want with PR.
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  6055. Millionaires are screwed. Any GP is a millionaire for example.
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  6056. Low paid jobs. Not paying more tax than they cost. Low paid workers are on min wage. 1K a year in tax, if that. 14K a year in costs, ignoring pensions  @Curi0u50ne 
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  6057. Ah, the post black hole where comments enter but never leave. Min wage earner pays £1K a year in tax State spends £14K per person per year. Those 20 migrants cost us £260K a year at a minimum Scale that up to the millions. But the real problem remains and its socialist pension debts.  @Curi0u50ne 
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  6058. Richard Murphy is Professor of Accounting Practice at Sheffield University Management School. =============== So why are the big liabilities hidden off the balance sheet? Are you teaching Bernie Madoff Accounting?
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  6059.  @JeanBodimead  He was dumped.
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  6060. When the public sector demand it.
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  6061. The polls aren't accurate. How can you have Labour on an increased vote since the GE?
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  6062. @ It doesn't add up. 20% at the GE for Labour, now their share has increased in the polls. The polls are not correct.
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  6063. It's the odds. What are the odds of this happening by chance? The number you must put into that calculation is the death rate from errors. That in the NHS is very very large. The problem here, is whether or not she's caused lots of avoidable deaths by errors, not by malice. Manslaughter for an avoidable error is the other unasked question. The reason being that the NHS doesn't want people to know the scale of avoidable errors. The next question, why does she get charged and not the woman at Gosport hospital that bumped off 605 in the same way as Shipman?
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  6064. All that will happen is they will pick the targets they know, and then for each one of those nine innocent people with pale skin. Just so they aren't seen to be biased.
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  6065. They will pay to watch.
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  6066. Imagine spending all your time protecting MPs.
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  6067. CPS and Starmer The judges. Did the judges inform the CPS? What di the CPS do? Were the CPS aware of the prosecutions? Why did they not act? If they weren't aware they were clearly incompetent.
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  6068. Starmer Blair Davey Who are the other two?
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  6069. The courts ruled it wasn't discrimination against women. They ruled it was discrimination against men. Where's the compenstation for men? Ripped off for even more money.
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  6070. Perhaps he's Welsh. Perhaps.
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  6071. Charged with a minor not the major crimes. Those cheering him are just as guilty
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  6072.  @Jonny-w3w  No. The SLS [Special Liquidity Scheme] let money to the banks. The bailout. That was at penal rates of interest. All the money was repaid in full. The Bank of England made a 35 bn profit on the bailout, given to the treasury, and spent.
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  6073. And why do you still have a bush in the age of male and female landscaping?
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  6074. I've been proposing a new law for Sadiq Khan. When he's in any vehicle a man has to walk in front carrying a red flag, ringing a bell shouting out Leper Leper. That's planes trains, automobiles, and anything with a wheel. Just one or more.  @POVwithRC 
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  6075. How can Trump deal with Mandelson? 1. Arrest warrants for the 200 Labour Activists who interferred in the election. 2. Face with Rykers and long jail terms [20 years for insurection], what do they do? 3. They grass on who organised it. That will go up the tree. To the top? 4. Then you declare Mandleson persona non grata under the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations.
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  6076. So can you be racist against yourself?
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  6077. Harris didn't spend 250 million. She spent 1000 million (1 billion) How does that work?
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  6078. You could see it from miles off, a pale blue line across the northern horizon, stretching away to the east and west and vanishing in the far distance, immense and unbroken. This is the end of the world, it seemed to say - Jon Snow.
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  6079. Some sites have special rules. The are called Protected Photography Sites and it comes under the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005. The rough list is Royal Palaces, Parliament, Government, MOD sites, and civil nuclear sites. Nuclear power stations and atomic weapons sites.
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  6080.  @Treblaine  If you look at it, its the elite protecting the elite. They get the policing [see Khan]. Us peasants get none. We've move to a government model of extortion. You've picked up on that too.
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  6081. A reverse John Major. The only person to run away from the circus.
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  6082.  @JIJO333  Where are these bots darling?
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  6083. @pinkythemighty
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  6084.  @rtqii  So she's jailed lots of innocent black men.
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  6085.  @clw4430  You're advocating for Harris. So far its jail lots of black people. The rest is that she's effectively slept her way to the top as a DEI candidate. Lets take a hard example. Control over the borders. How has she done there? Or lets take Social Security debts. How big are they?
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  6086.  @porecemusnox8805  Come on. What you're saying is she's got no policies that you can present for people to vote for. On the Trump side, return the 10.5 million illegal migrants in the US.
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  6087. So what does the ICO state? = The UK GDPR applies to processing carried out by organisations operating within the UK. It also applies to organisations outside the UK that offer goods or services to individuals in the UK. GDPR applies to organisations = The UK GDPR does not apply to certain activities including processing covered by the Law Enforcement Directive, processing for national security purposes and processing carried out by individuals purely for personal/household activities. GPDR does not apply to households using a door cam But you can certainly get done if you use the camera for harassment under the law of harassment, but not under GDPR.
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  6088.  @BlackBeltBarrister  PS. You have at least two content free posts from people advertising their online porn sites. I've reported both of the users by the way.
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  6089.  @BlackBeltBarrister  It's bizarre. The Algo stops me from posting extracts from the UK legistlation site, but allows through people pushing investment scams and only fans advertising.
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  6090. This is derogatory to Banana Republics.
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  6091. They want more. They want zero migrants who pay less tax than the get in state services to pay tax at break even level at a minimum. Easy to arrange. Set the tax code of migrants at that level.
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  6092. Jeffrey Epstein's lost a lot of weight.
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  6093.  @Validifyed  And what did you do about the rape gangs? Nothing.
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  6094. So we have Starmer going on about Far Right Rioters. Nothing was done by Foyle. Not a peep. What we have now, is that the government and Statmer have lied through their back teeth. We have clear two tier policing.
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  6095. Yep. Yemeni charity scammers. People pushing tarts. It's bot comment central
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  6096. Single justice system says you are wrong
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  6097.  @dannoakl  It's the case. Hearings where the court staff conspire against defendants? Hearings where magistrates walk out because of questions. The 'solicitor' "helping" the magistrates again rampantly biased. How can you sign off on 10,000 cases in one fell swoop?
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  6098.  @OnlineEnglish-wl5rp  So the equation of exchange. You're saying M3 has quadrupled for the housing. Then other goods on top increase that as well. Where's your evidence on M3 and its increase? You do know what M3 is?
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  6099.  @OnlineEnglish-wl5rp  How does the government control the main banking ratio? That's liabilties / capital? You do know that this was reduced [rightly so] after 2008. So the evidence is that isn't the cause. It's interest rate policies and its migration that has massively increased the sale prices [not the monthly cost]. You need to ask, what's happened to the monthly costs for the average person in the process of buying a house.
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  6100.  @andielines  You're welcome. Wikipedia has a reasonable intro to the equation of exchange if you want a starter.
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  6101. The *equation of exchange* is the relation: $𝑀⋅𝑉=𝑃⋅𝑄$ where, for a given period, 𝑀 is the total money supply in circulation on average in an economy. V is the velocity of money, that is the average frequency with which a unit of money is spent. P is the price level Q is an index of real expenditures (on newly produced goods and services). Double the money supply (M), and prices (P) double. Inflation linked debt also doubles, unliked fixed rate debt. You cannot print your way out of inflation linked debt, you have to tax your way out. Taxation is limited by the size of economy, and the willingness of the population to accept taxation without corresponding services.
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  6102. Westminster and the civil service have contempt. The NHS has contempt. Look at the forgery of signatures on Do Not Resuscitate documents, en masse. Look at Blair, we will rub the voters nose in it when it comes to migration,
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  6103. To be accurate - he WAS an Venezuelan migrant. Now he's just a Venezuelan.
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  6104.  @scottball2796  Could have started at 4. 4+12 = 16 so the numbers would add up.
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  6105. Here's the deal, I've got a full house. Ah yes, your a liar and a bluffer. All in.
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  6106. And parking attendents. Why are Nigerians such experts?
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  6107. I like it.
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  6108. replace all with an
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  6109. It's a socialist problem The socialist welfare state has asset stripped the workers and put them into debt bondage.
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  6110.  @kenshiro1789  There's very few bots on this comment section. No financial scams. No adverts for tarts. No adverts for yemini sisters. No Russian, Israeli, Palistinian bots I can see. Perhaps they are slow off the mark.
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  6111.  @Chris-w2q  I had another look. I've just reported 20 accounts anyway.
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  6112.  @Chris-w2q  I've had another look. Even the very long account name that started this particular thread, been on the system for a long time. But I don't see any bots. Which accounts? Pick one. Post the handle.
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  6113.  @zebapervaiz3733  No, i'm not a bot, I don't like bots at all spaming.
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  6114. She's going to love being investigated for injustice and revenge - and for political show trials.
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  6115. I was thinking, what will archaeologists be doing where I live in 3000 years time. It's the Old Kent Road. Square one on the monopoly board. Well, its pretty clear, we have a processional way, pointing towards a large glass spire or pyramid. Lining the route we have uncovered lots of temples. The largest of the these are the temples of Tesco's and Asda. We've uncovered another temple where the walls are lined with images of bare breasted priestesses, and from the calendar information underneath, its clear that these were running the society, in charge of the calendar. This is where we find lots of technology and metal working. The processional way is also aligned to the winter solstice. So its clear that the temple of KwikFit and the cult of Pirelli where these priestesses ruled society. PS. It's all factually correct, but its got that post modern archaeological interpretation on it! :-)
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  6116. Mud and bones instead of wattle and daub. That would be consistent with the lack of gnawing. Next, if then collapses, it looks like they have been burried
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  6117. It's difficult for the BBC because they banned him for telling the truth about Savile.
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  6118.  @agilityjo2087  Bodies. At least 2.
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  6119. You don't let either suffer. But you certainly don't murder people. I suggest researching Dr Jane Barton
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  6120. Theres a far more serious issue. Schools have moved to online homework. For example for maths. Teachers then get a report. Questions along the top. Kids down the side. How well they did. If you get vertical lines then as a teacher you need to revisit that area. Horizontal lines, you need to help those kids. Very good system. However, my brother says that the time spent has gone from 1 hour a week down to 15 minutes. The question is why? Well there are apps. You take an image, the app gives you the answer. Kids are just using them. They are being failed. So they have to change it. Now for essays, you get the subject, you can do as much research as you want. Google, chat gpt, no issues. But the essay gets written in class. It's just a variant on the move away from exams, that enabled parents to up the grades of their kids.
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  6121. Well we're not sure that Rose leaked the data, that may have been another employee and Rose confirmed it. We are sure. She admitted too it. She was getting pissed up with two BBC reporters. They reported on it. She admitted she was the leaker. She won't have got permission from the data controller for that, as I've posted. So she should be prosecuted. For that the ICO need to investigate. The ICO says they haven't done an investigation. The question there is why not? It's a blatantly obvious thing to investigate. So John Edwards should be sacked.  @johnathanh2660 
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  6122. @@0dd-1sh Subject means you will be subjugated. I can see it going pete tong, and badly pete tong.
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  6123.  @EyesWideOpen5783  The problem is the state. Look at the problems you know about in the UK. Is the state involved directly, or indirectly [for example by standing by] The state is up to its neck in it. Or take the big problem. 16 trillion pounds of unfunded pension debts. Hidden off the books. Just one symptom of that [there are many]. The state makes a 30% gross profit margin on its 'services'.
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  6124. The big one is going to be the single justice system. The industrialisation of making the population into criminals.
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  6125. That's the morning attack. There's the afternoon stabbing to come, and the evening stabbing. It's not daily, its morning noon and night.
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  6126. Pol pot did the same. Then when that didn't work started killing people. Its already happening in the UK. 10,000 cases of corporate homicide under investigation in Scotland.
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  6127.  @MCJSA  So the UK. Look at the numbers. 30% gross profit margin made by the state. Why not ban the state from making massive profits and instead have the workers invest their own wealth?
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  6128. An attempt to get him killed more likely.
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  6129.  @melanytodd2929  We've investigated ourselves and we find we've done nothing wrong. PS. You're a peasant.
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  6130. 1. being a bad person in the first degree 2. being an imminent existential threat in the second degree 3. desecration of presidential decorum in first degree 4. prospective and probable treason due to inappropriate travel 5. violation of gentlemanly behaviour - not sure if its first or second degree. 6. pre-emptive filing of future possible crimes in the first degree 7. impersonating of a U.S president in the first degree 8. impersonating of a candidate for U.S president in the first in the first degree 9. violation of progressive virtues in the first degree 10. violation of the bad stuff act, in the first degree
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  6131. So what crimes did Fauci commit that he needs a pardon?
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  6132. It will work nicely the other way round.
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  6133. So can you be done for public indecency in Dublin, when you have never set foot in the city?
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  6134. She's going down. Or is she short enough to do it without being on her knees?
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  6135. So they are admitting they have been lying for years.
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  6136. Exactly. He's lying.
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  6137. Like fencing, its the new Olympic sport.
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  6138. The man who wants special rules for a group that's 97% white.
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  6139. So take the UK. Why do we have poverty? People without assets? ie. What's caused the mess. Well 18% of people's income went to the welfare state. 98% of that was given to other people. Never went on services. What if that had been invested and owned by the person who worked hard to earn it? Would we have poverty on the scale we have in the UK? No.
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  6140. No papers - held in a tented encampment on the island of Hoy. No bridges anywhere. You stay there until your new papers arrive.
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  6141. That's why they got a discount
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  6142. Eco-fascists.
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  6143. Why does Fauci need a pardon? What crimes?
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  6144.  @brendanhughes850  Im not aware Fauci has that pardon - yet.
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  6145.  @brendanhughes850  That’s why it is possible – more so, even reportedly under discussion – that Biden could issue preemptive pardons to a laundry list of current and former officials. ========= Not yet.
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  6146. 1:06. There are two criminals committing offences at that point. Can you spot the other one, weaving all over the road?
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  6147. Nah, its the state and its fraud.
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  6148. If you want to see the TDS asylum. Check out Occupy Democrats for some of the worst cases.
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  6149. His and her merkins perhaps.
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  6151. Ban the event. Problem solved. Put that on reform's list
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  6152.  @bluceree7312  They aren't recording the crimes. That's the problem. I reported a policeman for using a mobile whilst driving. Video online, see Reggie Photo. So I chased it up. Was my online report recorded as a crime? No. It's a police officer. Can't have them adding to the crime stats can we.
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  6153. So how many ballots have been burnt? Not an issue. Lots of them, but we are supposed to believe its not widespread?
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  6154. 16 trillion pounds of socialist pension debts.  @unusedsub3003 
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  6155. Just look at the numbers on the fraud convictions post Grenfell. Lots and lots. There's your justice.
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  6156.  @stephenchisholm1014  He also was in charge when 100 post masters were prosecuted by the CPS. Then for all the other cases, why didn't they take over the prosecutions? They knew they were going on. Then failed to act. 100% failure rate on the post masters.
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  6157.  @jackieLola6700  Kebabing.
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  6158.  @Kunfucious577  But is that evidence admissible?
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  6159.  @zimm1gre  That's after miranderization. What about before?
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  6160. No. Look at the accounts of the asset purchase facility to see who is buying the debt. What about the pension debts?
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  6161. So if you are an actuary. How big are the state's pension debts? Why would Gary state that the only debt is the money owed to bankers like himself.
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  6162. I've reported Menzies to the police for theft, and possible questions over blackmail etc. I've also reported him to the Standard's commissioner.
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  6163. So lets see, he can't be done for driving with a suspended license, since he never had one.
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  6164.  @chefbkeyes  How do you pay a socialist pension debt of £16,000 bn? Where's the peasant's weatlh gone?
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  6165. If you look at the list and and the aims, the "far right" are all national SOCIALISTS.
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  6166.  @vonier13  Exactly. There's a major trend. When they f with you, you can f with them. And boy can you stick it back to them. I've done the calculations, and because the state has screwed with me, I've cost them around 400K in return. Still doesn't cover what they've done me for in terms of things like pensions, but its a start on the revenge. 250K came from a public inquiry, which I forced on the local council. They employed barristers full time for 8 weeks. They later admitted perjury. I sent two emails and a FOI request, appealed to the ICO. Later I made a SAR for what they held on the case. 250 pages came back. The Cabinet Office had lawyered up to cover up what the head of the civil service had done. Met police. I won 8 complaints last year. 2 this year. I've not been particularly agressive taking them all to MOPAC. But I've 2 complaints in about Rowley. Chat GPT, and an email. It's easy. Kahn's going to break the law on that as well, which is going to be funny.
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  6167.  @janhemmer8181  YT will come dramatically unstuch when it comes to SAR requests. All the details on shadow bans, complaints from others. Details on the AI. You can down load you data they say. Ah but you don't include all those bits above.
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  6168. I responded to an appeal to Kent Police. It's still on their website. 17 December, "Purse Theft in Sevenoaks". I was pretty certain I'd seen her on Westminster Bridge doing similar as part of a gang. So I rang up. You get an answer phone, leave the message. Basically saying that Lambeth Police may well be able to give a name to her. Anyway, the plus point, Kent Police did ring back. So PC Nick H, thanks for doing that and thanks for the update you've nicked her. I've written to your bosses already, and you should get a copy too.
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  6169.  @sunnybnk  Exactly. Cabbages and Turnips.
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  6170. So President Clinton, do you like them middle aged?
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  6171. They will refuse it, on the grounds its personal information. The way to ask it is how many councillors have not paid their council tax. ie. The number, since its not personal information. I bet the council also has broken FOI law and not suggested how to rewrite the request to get some of the information
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  6172. I've just rung the electoral commission. Do I report offences to them or the police? Answer, the police. I'll copy them in with the CAD reference number of course. Can't let them off the hook. Two offences on the election front. Failure to declare the Penthouse on expenses for the Party's election return. Then fraud and election offences for the failure to put the address he was living at on his nomination papers.
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  6173.  @suemasongreen8979  Plastic only cultery.
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  6174. a) Rats in bag b) Two men enter, one man leaves.
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  6175. Not a customer
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  6176. 100,000? That would be 24 people working full time. I smell a large pile of bovine biproduct.
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  6177. It's another example of an administrative justice system. The removal of the courts and zero face to face trials. The 'administrators', on percentage, decide guilt. We know they do this for example with council tax in batches of 5000. There is no scrutiny.
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  6178. Deported once. Back in the US illegally. Picked up and released.
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  6179.  @TheThinker-ce5kq  What you can do is spread the word. Defunding by cancelling is the way to go. The reason is that it makes it harder to switch to tax based.
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  6180.  @LarryKippings  Went up to 455 2 days ago. PS Here's my favourite. --- Type: MP Party: Conservative Status: gross indecency with a Coldstream guardsman --- In November 1958, Harvey and a 19-year-old guardsman, Anthony Walter Plant of the Coldstream Guards, were found in the bushes in St James's Park and arrested; Harvey tried to escape, and attempted to give a false name on arrest. Both were charged with gross indecency and breach of the park regulations; when tried on 10 December, the indecency charge was dropped and both were fined £5. Harvey paid Plant's fine as well as his own. The last sentence says it all
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  6181. So you put up a sign says, no hawkers, peddlers and police. Now what?
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  6182. That's now Scots and Free. The English can pay for us. Amazing how things evolve.  @alvshill 
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  6183. What makes you think I'm Scots?  @stephenford8775 
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  6184. Channels that were pushing this before you, such as DPS Computing, have been defundede by Google. The question is who forced Google to do this? I suspect its the Civil Service. The Judge needs to call in the head of Google, put then on oath, and find out. The horror at Google and in the civil service would be huge. But you are correct, institutions have failed.
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  6185. Pelosi's is ethanol
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  6186. Open Primaries
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  6187.  @Vroomfondle1066  The reason that Richard won't answer is becaue £16 trillion of debt is a disaster. People would go after socialists for the mess. They would go after the accountants. ===== The state can create money to cover pension liabilities - whether that causes inflation ===== MMT for you. So you print to pay. Prices double. What happens to teh £16 trillion debt? It's now £32 trillion. Infllation linked debt doesn't work the same way as fixed rate debts.
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  6188.  @Vroomfondle1066  So lets put the other angle on it. If people had invested their NI, what would have happened? For Mr Avearge, 1.2 million in a fund. 35K income, fund not touched. So why don't we have a full audit, and everyone gets told what they have now, and what they could have had? Transparency and openness.
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  6189.  @tancreddehauteville764  , they are liabilities that become payable when the individuals retire Liabilities are debts. Debts are liabilties. The reason is they are things that they owe. The borrowing, just like the pensions and other debts/liabilties are only paid when the conditions in the law/contract say they are paid. IFRS state that pensions are liabilities or debts. They appear on the balance sheet. Why would the state hide its liabilities off the balance sheet? I know. I'm interested as to why you think they do it? For example, gilts are a contract, civil service pensions a contract. Why omit one? They aren't going to pay the pensions.
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  6190.  @tancreddehauteville764  There's always a test. Cancel the civil service pension. They aren't owed, its not a debt. Do you think that those with no pensions, will state they are owed a pension?
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  6191.  @tancreddehauteville764  Do you have a definition of a debt and a liability? Not examples, the rules. IFRS has the rule that the state says it uses, but doesn't. If you want examples of debts/liabilities. 1. Borrowing 2. State pension 3. Civil service pension 4. Unpaid wages 5. Unpaid invoices 6. The EU 7. Expected losses on insurance contracts 8. Expected damages (Post office, NHS etc) 9. Nuclear clean up (paid up front, state pays for the work) 10. Expected losses on guarantees. Any reason why its just the bankers that are creditors?
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  6192. On the pavement at speed is another.
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  6193. The problem I think goes back to cycle seats. They obviously put pressure in a certain location. That travels up the spinal column. That then passes through the optic nerve and causes red green colour blindness. Remember a lot of those driving the cars are also cyclists by their own admission.  @cherryvapr6969 
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  6194.  @gebirg1  Being truthful. With a hint of sarcasm.
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  6195.  @azillliasmith2734  So here's a plan. 1. List of safe countries. Solves the Home Office farce, the court farce. 2. No asylum from safe countries. Asylum ends. 3. Automatic deportation on conviction. From the court or from the prison gate if custodial. You can appeal the sentence, not the deportation 4. For those from dangerous countries a camp on the Falklands until its safe. Prevents the Argentines from invading and acquiring the problem. 5. No welfare for any new arrivals. 6. Then you start on the rest with the no welfare. You get a list, payments out including NHS insurance, common goods, schooling, everything, compared to tax paid. You start canceling the welfare of the most expensive. Overnight, no money. Offered instead is a free flight home, and some getting started cash. 7. If they riot, then its jail and deportation with no cash. The message will get through. LIFO for the channel lot. You must allow them to keep their phones. That way they tell all their mates.
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  6196.  @azillliasmith2734  In this case correct. Neither the mother, Marina Karos, or the child, Eleni Edwards were born in the UK.
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  6197. Carp too
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  6198.  @HarryNottings  Clinton did not. She been harping on about it for years. What we will get is the antifa george floyd mob rioting.
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  6199. The spin is interesting isn't it. For example, they had a photograph of him, a mug shot. They kept what offence hidden until forced to release it. They hide he was from Afghanistan instead trying to blame Geordies. They hide is failed applications They hide is rigging of the system - I've converted They have hide the names of those complicit.
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  6200. Acute hospitals, English, 20,000 avoidable deaths every year. BMJ numbers, not mine. Pharmacists, dentists, GPs numbers extra on top. That jargon, avoidable death in the legal arena is homicide in Scotland, manslaughter in the rest of the UK.
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  6201. Correct. Where's the wealth Murphy took as a tax man
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  6202.  @Tubemanjac  Not enough karma in my view.
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  6203. So no right of determination for the Chagos Islanders. How fascist.
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  6204. If Oakland gets a competent replacement, think NY and Guiliani, then that will spread and other places in California will turn.
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  6205. Corruption minister involved in corruption. Perhaps there should be an investigation into the Minister for Child Protection,
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  6206. We can then certainly have rules that being a socialist is a crime.
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  6207. Interesting observation. Pay for papers.
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  6208. Democracy in action is Biden losing and you accepting it.
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  6209. There are plenty that do. It's just like the plantation owners before the civil war. Who will pick our cotton? The modern day refrain is who will clean my toilet, to who will serve me my soy latte, who will pick my crops? Then you have the people who want to rig elections, drive down wages, rub the working classes nose in it.
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  6210. Perhaps starmer is being blackmailed. In more than one way
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  6211.  @MikeHunt-no2kt  Fichenaffäre from Switzerland is interesting That year, it was revealed that the Swiss federal authorities, as well as the cantonal police forces, had put in place a system of mass surveillance of the population. People got the right to see their files. 300,000 did. Now the current establishment need to think. When they lose control, do they want what they have been upto exposed? Do they want their enemies using their powers, but against them?
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  6212. Why trust you when you have failed?
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  6213. There is also voter fraud. You can only register to vote at your home.
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  6214. In 2019 I reported one case. I followed it up. It wasn't recorded. Labour candidate was harvesting postal ballots So your numbers are wrong. In this case we have evidence Raynor was committing voter fraud since her register place to vote, and the place where she was paying council tax were not one and the same.  @killforkylie 
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  6215. On crimes not being recorded. I made complaint on a different crime to the Met because they failed to record it. So I appealed to MOPAC and won. MOPAC ordered the met to make changes to crime reporting. So I waited a month, emailed the head of crime reporting at the Met, based out of Marlow house in Sidcup. I told him I was going to be testing the implementation of the order. "What order?" was the response. The Met hadn't even told him of the errors in his department. Just to give you a feel for how I handle things.  @killforkylie 
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  6216. Why is she living somewhere for council tax, and at a different address when it comes to voting. On that cunning ploy. Yep, you have to pay extra council tax, but then she didn't pay capital gains. You have to look at the big picture.  @chrismanners9091 
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  6217. And did she pay tax on the rent? Or was it a toy boy.  @liftfan2 
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  6218. I conclude the opposite. If you are with your husband, you need a separate house for the toyboy.  @chrismanners9091 
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  6219. It would be hard. The council would say, its personal information. You would then need to take to the ICO. Now the ICO ruled the other day that councils couldn't keep it secret which councillors hadn't paid council tax. So you do have a case to make. 1. Where's she has registered to vote. Again, MPs, allowed to keep it a secret. 2. Addresses. Again I doubt you would get it. You might be able to get the ICO to say, Address A, Address B, Address C etc. @stephenhaw8048
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  6220. Keep 'em poor so they vote labour. The ultimate con. Asset strip the poor via the welfare state and get them into debt. All enabled by accountants who hide the debts off the books.
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  6221. So what crimes did Fauci commit that he needed a pardon?
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  6222. TDS. If only there was a vaccine
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  6223. They still lost seats. What happens now? No budget - 5% deficit, massive EU fines incoming.
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  6224. It is if you are a lawyer creaming it.
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  6225. The money is being redistributed from the masses to a small group in the state. Its looting The man with his own special tax bill, passed by parliament, just so he can dodge taxes. The Pensions Increase (Pension Scheme for Keir Starmer QC) Regulations 2013
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  6226. Stop talking complete twaddle. Assad lost recently. This terrorist has been in the US for decades.
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  6227. Certainly gov can get in infinite debt ======== So lets see with a thought experiment. Government says, for a £1 contribution you can get a £100,000 a day, inflation linked pension, guaranteed by the state. 100K being the price of an Aston Martin. Everyone takes them up on their offer. Not quite infinite debt, 65 million x 100,000 * 365 days in a year. So what happens? Inflation. Now that 100K becomes a million a day. After all the promise you the real resources to buy that Aston. How does the state deliver on that debt? The lesson is that fixed rate debt and inflation linked debts are different beasts.
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  6228.  @GeoVestAdvisors  The big problem is the Garbage in, Garbage out. Another example is mortgages. They were sold orginally as 3 times salary. Why 3 times salary? It's not the actual rule. It just a rule of thumb used by the advertisers to say what multiple of earnings you could borrow. The actual measure was not more than 50% of after tax income, and even there that was only for the better off, because of other costs like heating and eating. Turns out in most interest rate regimes, that equates to 3 times earnings. That's the affordability measure. If interest rates are zero, then you can go to higher multiples. The real question relates to risks, if interst rates rise, Multiples of earnings is irrelevant at zero percent So notice yesterday how the level of interest rates was completely ignored, and the percentage of income being use to service the mortgage, that's ingored too because it blows the narative out of the water. Similarly, in the UK, the elephant in the room. Mass migration causes a massive increase in demand beyond the ability to build houses. So prices rocket. Ignored.
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  6229.  @1685Violin  A large factor is damages for medical mistakes.
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  6230. £16 trillion pounds of socialist pension debts.  @hanselmansell7555 
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  6231.  @anthonysullivan8847  If you think how a CRT works. An electron beam scans left to right top to bottom. You need two triangular signals to drive that beam. That's the signal the could get a rough location of. Couldn't tell what you were watching unless it was the period of 1 channel. They can't do that now. So defund them. Cancel, get a refund, you'll feel better. Keep the date because every year you've saved more money
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  6232.  @crowdpleaser1036  There are time limits when you get refered. The current socialist rationing plan is when you get referred, you get an appointment, referal date + maximum wait time. So when I go to get checked, I'm going to ask the awkward questions. If they say that's not the case, then I know why, its revenge for putting a complaint in when they lost my medical records to the dark web, and for demanding I give up my privacy to a private company to get a blood test.
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  6233. They industrialised the prosecution of the innocents. Starmer was triumphant that he prosecuted 4 million cases. 4 million? Now they are putting in their Administrative Justice to turbo charge that industrialisation. Lets make the population criminals, then because they are criminals, we stop delivering anything to them and tax and fine them instead. That's what they think of us. Cash and criminals. Innocence or guilt? Pay up
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  6234. It's all the democrats have left.
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  6235. 8.5 million, they can make that work.
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  6236. After 47 years his wife has the babysitting job back.
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  6237.  @steviet4103  As in Pete Marsh. Look him up. Came to a bad end.
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  6238. Make them redundant. Open up legal cases for discrimination based on race gender, etc.
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  6239. When Kamala gives up her armed protection.
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  6240. What's interesting in these cases is that its collective. Lots of people involved. One person, you can comprehend. But a collective psychosis?
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  6241.  @andrewjames9996  I'm more concerned about the 'professionals' with munchausen by proxy.
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  6242. I can't think of any other examples other than the end of a dictatorship and the secret police getting their comeuppance.
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  6243.  @newworldforward1842  50% is a more accurate number. Then factor in on top those on welfare.
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  6244. The BBC has just announced that Huw Edwards plead guilty because of the far right, and that climate change was also a major factor
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  6245.  @JohnSmith-x3y8h  If you threaten someone, with lies, when you have no basis for it, that's extortion. The new government economic model is extortion.
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  6246.  @drummingtildeath  There are 45,000 migrants on the terror watch list. That's a major issue. But we have MSM covering up for the state. Why's that not an issue? We have a PM who committed offences to get elected? Why's that not an issue? Ah ok. It's two tier policing.
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  6247. The solution is to blockade all food deliveries to Paris. None get in. Rail, Road. How long before the government caves?
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  6248. I've a suspiscion that its programmers not understanding accounting, and accountants not understanding programming. Based on personally writing 3 accounting systems  @fjkelley4774 
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  6249. They might like to approach the kinds of Benin and Nigera, whose ancestors sold them.
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  6250.  @hartley339  There are plenty of parodies of Net Flix programs where that takes place.
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  6251.  @nigelanscombe8658  Harassment? GDPR doesn't cover that. That's a different set of laws. Still waiting for your evidence.
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  6252.  @finthegeek  Domestic purposes – personal data processed in the course of a purely personal or household activity, with no connection to a professional or commercial activity, is outside the UK GDPR’s scope. This means that if you only use personal data for such things as writing to friends and family or taking pictures for your own enjoyment, you are not subject to the UK GDPR. Purpose
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  6253. A democrat voter.
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  6254.  @spumemonk11  Paid money to democrats Supports Biden Supports Harris Doesn't like Trump. Voted for democrats.
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  6255.  @Vroomfondle1066  A bank has 1 million in capital from shareholders. No money creation A bank takes 5 million in deposits from customers. No money created. The bank borrows 5 million from other investors, say with bonds. No money created. The bank loans 10 million to people in the form of mortgages. No money created. ===== Banks can lend as much as they like in the UK ===== Have you not heard of CAD requirements?
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  6256. Man with a knife arrested in front of my house in the early hours today,.
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  6257.  @richardgallagher4880  It won't get to court because you cannot be tried twice for the same offence in almost all cases. Plus in this case, he's plead guilty.
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  6258. @ Why would be lose? It's a slam dunk. The only question is how much damages?
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  6259. @InvictusDAManeo My new MP wasn't.
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  6260. Where's BLM when its a black guy?
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  6261. How to fix climate change? First a green register for greens. They get a special badge to show off their green credentials Then their name is added to the no fly list. Personally, this should happen just after they jet off long haul Electoral Roll is cross checked against the register and gas supply. Then the gas is cut off. Smart meters, when the wind doesn't blow etc, click the power is cut off. Green only tariffs, no subsidies. After all they say subsidies are bad. Electric only driving licenses. If caught in a fossil powered vehicle, that they own, its crushed. If caught in a fossil powered vehicle, that someone else's owns, its crushed, and they compensate the owner. On the register, automatic DNR and spare parts harvested. There you go, an easy fix, using existing systems bar the register, so its cheap. I might have gone a tad too far on the last one.
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  6262.  @cloudtowerphotography815  Look at the end of season table for last year. Look at the points, look at the goal difference. Notice how closely they are related. Now do the same with the current table. Look at the one outlier. Its Spurs. If they fix the back, they would be right up there in the mix.
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  6263.  @cloudtowerphotography815  PS. Can you also report the Yemeni charit scam bots posting as well. The more that do, the more they will be shut down.
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  6264. You know what's the real agenda. Dead people can vote.
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  6265. 20.7 million over the age of 100. Biden voters eh!
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  6266.  @MarjorieDuncan-lk7lz  So what's needed? A list of safe countries. Criminal record? Back home. Dangerous country and a criminal record? Falkland Islands to wait it out.
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  6267. I used to think embarrassed politicians, like her was the pinnacle. I've since found out you can have them jailed. I had a hand in Lord Taylor getting a year. I almost got an bulk batch of Peers, but they decided that was too many, so I got state secrecy certificates instead. Signed by the person handing out our cash to them.  @carlbland68 
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  6268. Explain.
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  6269.  @seanlander9321  France has repeated default on its debt. So's the UK government. Both borrowing and other debts.
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  6270.  @seanlander9321  There's a fun solution. UK government buys CDS contracts on French Government debt. With German and French banks. Then demands payments from Macron. If the payments aren't made, trigger the default clause on the CDS contracts. I'm sure you can get lots of insurance, just as lots of companies had insurance on Greek debt. The problem is that the CDS contracts have changed to cover the EU fraudulent fiddle over greek debt. And the CDS contracts for the most part will be subject to English law.
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  6271.  @seanlander9321  Get the CDS contracts in place first. Clean up twice. 🙂
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  6272.  @seanlander9321  The UK default on the borrowing was unilaterally changing the interest rate on the loans. On the other debts, the defaults are legion. repeatedly.
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  6273. And Bernie Maddoff.
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  6274. They have 3 at least.
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  6275. What about the goings?
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  6276. Not the biggest. 10,000 deaths in Scottish NHS. Being investigated for corporate homicide. On top what about those who actually did the killing?
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  6277. Did he know what he was signing.? Valid question.
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  6278. Reminds of an example years ago in the UK when divorce was illegal unless you got an act of parliament. Now the person drafting the laws, added in Mr Smith Divorces Mrs Smith. Politicians don't read the law they pass, they just follow orders. So the law went through. King signed it. He got his divorce.
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  6279. Man with a gun gets upclose and personal. Very bad policing.
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  6280. Don't tell me. Romanian maffia. Nothing will happen because they pay the police off so they can carry on with their scams.
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  6281. an idiot tax.  @Jeff-xy7fv 
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  6282. Start of last year, 500 m from me a woman was killed by an EV. Two escaped, naked. Battery went off at night.  @grahamsmith8091 
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  6283. Racist socialists. That defines Labour.
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  6284.  @vetinaris1297  The evidence is there. 10% for the big man on the laptop. His take. No tax paid. Now that could be fraud by junior or tax evasion by daddy, or both.
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  6285. Running their model locally Tell me about Tiananmen Square? No can do.
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  6286.  @homuchoghoma6789  Это вонючий тофу
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  6287.  @theodavies8754  They will be using turf spades next. That will result in a ban as demanded by the Greens and its an ideal excuse
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  6288. So where are the trillions of pounds of wealth that the workers have paid the socialist welfare state?
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  6289. Johanna testified Jeffrey told her “Clinton likes them young, referring to girls.” (p. 41) [Page 147 of the document if you down load it]
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  6290. And as remainer/rejoiners, they are waycists. The EU is 97% white. When you want special rules for that group its proved.
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  6291. 100 million killed and rising. Not very civil
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  6292. Blame the avericious UK government.  @IncognitoChild 
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  6293. They can't afford a UBI for pensioners. How are they going to afford it for all?
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  6294. She will target them.
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  6295. I can't find any of them on the birth register. That's using their ages, calculating the birth year and searching for that + 1 year each side.
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  6296. Bail conditions.
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  6297. The CPS has a habit of protecting criminals.
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  6298.  @gladysokine9296  The problem with that, is one of probability and its a major failing with the legal system. Lets say it was a random stop. What's the odds that the driver is a gangster? 10 million in London, lets say 10,000 gangsters [I don't know the actual number, but based on the drug dealers...]. Car is being used by gangsters in a shootiing. Odd change drastically. Car was used in recent shooting. Odds increase again. Car tries to ram their way out using violence to escape? Odds go up even more. At each stage the odds change, and Baynes is what you should apply. Prior knowledge gets change as you add in more facts. So a question. Why wouldn't the judge read out the statement from the jury that was very very clear on the matter?
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  6299. So where are the trillions the workers have paid the socialist welfare state for their old age? What's fair? The top 10% pay the same amount of tax as the other 90%, and still the government is crap
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  6300. The 10% pay 50% of all tax. The same amount as the other 90% Define fair.
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  6301.  @AnBreadanFeasa  Look at the top 10 in the ST rich list. How many are British? How many live in the UK? For the others, why would they hand over their wealth so you get things for free? That's your first challenge. Second and this is the biggy. What's the actual problem you are trying to solve? You don't say and you certainly don't put numbers to it. So start with the basics. 2.5 trillion borrowed. 16 trillion in pension debts. Other debts not included. 18.5 trillion. That's what you need and its increase at 10% a year. This is based off ONS numbers. So you need 1.6 trillion just to stand still. To prevent the debt from increase, each and every year. None going on services. Now look at that rich list. Take all the money, the wealth from the top 10. How long does that last? Your problem is you don't know how big the mess is. Along comes Richard and says, if only we could get our hands on the leprechauns we could take their pot of gold and everyone could live happily every after. That leprechaun solution is of course just a fairy story, like Richard's story that taxing someone else solves the mess. Meanwhile the Richards of this world are taking your wealth because they demand their pensions are paid
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  6302.  @reasontruthandlogic  Strange idea of yours. The idea of tax is pain. What a nasty form of government.
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  6303. Ha ha. Where is he? Oh yes, in the Bunker.
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  6304. There's no demographic crisis. There's a government pension debt crisis.
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  6305. They get a boost. They will rant and rave for the next 4+ yaers.
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  6306. Put numbers to the public debts, and the private debts. Offset any assets. Borrowing Civil service pension State pension Nuclear clean up Losses on insurance contracts The EU Unpaid wages Unpaid invoices Expected payouts - eg post office, NHS damages. There's a list for the UK. Similar everywhere else. Let me start you off. Borrowing. Total Amount Outstanding (including inflation uplift for index-linked gilts) = £2,536.31 billion nominal That's ths morning. Where are the numbers for the other debts for the state. 30% of tax goes on the debts, minimum
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  6307. Richard Vobes had a long chat with someone dealing with a council over council tax. Their dirty tricks in my view are illegal. However in his case, they are still whistling.  @taras6806 
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  6308. My council tax is going to be paid by commemorative coin. It's legal tender for settlement of any debt, and I can get them at a discount on e-Bay. My bet is that paypoint won't accept them. I'll video it as evidence. Then the letter goes off to the council saying their subcontractors refused to accept payment. With the added bit that any attempt to prosecute would be malicious prosecution. Then those coins. They are evidence. I'll mark them with a UV pen, video it all, and put it into the court, sealed plastic bag. Lots of markings that its "EVIDENCE". A letter they need to sign to say they have accepted the evidence, and that it will be produced in the case. My bet is they will cash the money. Then when it comes to the court case, where's the evidence? Demand its return. What are they going to do then? Gets some replacement coins? They won't know about the UV pen.
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  6309. Council? Is it a business? Do you owe them money? That's a debt, if they have it right. They have to accept it as settlement of any debt, tax or fine. That's what legal tender means.  @taras6806 
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  6310. Business can refuse to accept. But there are conditions. For goods, for example a loaf of bread they can say no. However, if its food you have eaten, or fuel you have put into a tank, they have to accept unless its been clear up front they don't accept cash/commemorative coin. For example, on the pump. The one I would like to see if the Royal Mint tea shop trying to refuse to accept their own money.
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  6311. What we have is the state targeting the population. They are industrialising the persecution of us. The main reason, they have run up a pension debt, hidden it off the books, and they can't pay it. Starmer was boasting about prosecuting 4 million cases when he ran the CPS. That's with a very low detection rate. Do you believe that crimes are committed at that level? Or has the state created crimes in order to extract cash? So you have the right to make life awkward for them. For example parking. I've not paid in over 25 years. Each time, I appeal, I win. I know what the rules are. Ulez, I stand a reasonable chance of ending it. Not by destroying cameras, but by playing the game. Part of that involves the Wodge. Khan made a mistake not releasing where the cameras are.
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  6312. Cant' wait until the Scots are voted out of the union.
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  6313. It's a major issue.Started with Blair. Now we have on top, the state moving to extortion to get the cash. We have rampant corruption in things like the aid budget. We have outright fraud in state pensions.
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  6314. And pensions, nuclear clean up, the EU, ....
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  6315. Correct question.. So the 20% of income that the workers pay the welfare state. There's a lot of compound interst there. Problem is that because the socialist welfare state has spent all the wealth, it leaves a debt. That debt, hidden off the books by Gary, grows at exponential rates. That's compound interest for you So ask Gary why he hides the debt. Ask Gary why the only debt that matters is the money owed to bankers like himself.
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  6316. @ Bradley Clifford, is serving a life sentence for murder. Bradley, who is 30 years old, was convicted of murder in 2018 after a trial at the Old Bailey. The crime involved him chasing and deliberately running down Soban Khan, 18, and Jahshua Francis, 19, on their moped after they struck his prized Ford Mustang with a bottle. Bradley then beat Soban Khan to death as he lay dying in the road. He was sentenced to a minimum term of 23 years in prison.
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  6317.  @CarlyGayJepsen  Maltese is a language. What type of language is it?
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  6318.  @CarlyGayJepsen  Malta is a European country and the population is 89.1% caucasian and 88.5% of the population are Christians. ====== Correct. The language is Maltese and is a variant of Arabic. The Criminals in this case care Maltese, not arabic. A family where 2 of them have committed murders.
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  6319.  @Itskilo  Looks like. But born here of Maltese extraction.
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  6320. Democrats projecting their crimes onto others.
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  6321. Which is worst? The Hollyrod building or the Ferries?
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  6322. Ah yes. Ban free speech. BBC celebrates.
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  6323. It's failed because they didn't get consent. It's failed because they have imported poverty It's failed because they allowed monocultures. It's failed because they won't reverse it, when that's easy.
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  6324. He'll be the only president to have won three presidential elections since they changed the rules.
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  6325.  @boota1979  They are not free. They are free to people on welfare etc. Someone is paying for it. The transfer of wealth has taken place. You can't change it. But its not the transfer you think or have been told to think. Simple question. Where's the wealth the socialist welfare state has been paid? It's all gone. Zero assets. Zero wealth But it still owes people a pension. How big are its debts? 16 trillion. That's a lot of negative wealth. Now how do you pay that without screwing someone else out of their wealth. How are you going to pay your £600,000 share or are you going to evade the tax needed to pay the debt? How does Mr Min Wage pay?
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  6326.  @ClactonCuun  I take it you don't like a bit of truth. The Tories won't tell you. They want to keep it hidden too. £16 trillion in hidden debts. Fraud. It's that Bernie Madoff school of accounting approach. So why do you cover it up?
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  6327.  @SamuelBlack84  No, that doesn't include Housing Benefit.
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  6328.  @FunkyTomo  It's not. You have to look at all the costs that the claimant gets. The NHS runs at 3K a year. Its insurance. Someone else is paying for them, Common goods, another 3K a year. Free schooling for their kids? Housing benefits? Free pensions? It all adds up. It's not about the spending money.
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  6329. Credit worthyness, is just for the money owed to bankers. The money owed to the peasants doesn't count. The fudge and you can check. Why are the pension debts left off the books? Unfunded pensions, zero assets. How big is that black hole?
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  6330.  @davidmcculloch8490  So prior to Covid, the NHS demanded and got automony. Government provides the money. NHS manages the money. Why didn't the NHS prepare and buy PPE? Why didn't it buy options on PPE to be exercised when needed?
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  6331.  @davidmcculloch8490  Investment. Can you produce the accounts for any past investment that shows borrowing cost against the return on investment?
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  6332.  @blackbulldog4897  Not true. Now for fixed rate debts, yes and no. Yes because you can print to pay fixed rate debts. But the lenders still view creditworthyness because they want the value back plus interest of what they have lent. For inflation linked debts, that print to pay doesn't work. Same for the idea of print and spend. MMT is clear on this.
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  6333. What lies? What misinformation? He can't say. Why not?
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  6334. Elphicke. No relation to a certain Tory MP who went down?
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  6335. Not bad. The Gazette bit. If they haven't done that, its not legal to fine you. Turns out most of the time, they forget.  @goldeneddie 
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  6336. Another example. The New Years Fireworks in London this year. They forgot to get a TMO in place. That is going to cause some SIA operatives a huge problem. Two assaulted me, and they have no right to stop me without that order. The police attended, said there was one in place. FOI comes back as negative. It's always worth checking.
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  6337. 4 day week = go broke. There's a connection
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  6338.  @potato1084  How many were hit?
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  6339. Here we go. He's disturbed. Play the Mental Health Card. a
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  6340. The doctrine of judicial recusal dictates that a judge may recuse himself from proceedings if he decides that it is not appropriate for him to hear a case listed to be heard by him. A judge may recuse himself when a party applies to him to do so. A judge must step down in circumstances where there appears to be bias or ‘apparent bias’. Judicial recusal is not then a matter of discretion. The test for determining apparent bias is this: if a fair-minded and informed observer, having considered the facts, would conclude that there was a real possibility that the judge was biased, the judge must recuse himself (see Porter v Magill [2002] 2 AC 357 at [102]). That test is to be applied having regard to all the circumstances of the case. The doctrine is underpinned by important public policy reasons. The judiciary must ensure that it remains independent and that it is seen to be independent of any influence that might reasonably be perceived as compromising its ability to judge cases fairly and impartially. Judges in the UK take an oath or affirmation of office, where they solemnly promise to "do right to all manner of people after the laws and usages of this realm without fear or favour, affection or ill will." The common law tradition, developed through precedents and case law, reinforces the requirement for judges to be impartial. If a judge has any personal interest or a connection to a case that could affect their impartiality, they are expected to recuse themselves from hearing that case. In this case they were effectively let off after committing a terrorist offence. Given the prior behaviour of the judge its certainly the appearance of bias. It follows that judicial office holders should, so far as is reasonable, avoid extra-judicial activities that are likely to cause them to have to refrain from sitting because of a reasonable apprehension of bias or because of a conflict of interest that would arise from the activity. The question is not whether the judicial office holder would in fact be biased (which would, of course, require recusal). Judicial office holders must recuse themselves from any case where a fair-minded and informed observer, having considered the facts, would conclude that there was a real possibility that they would be biased. This hypothetical observer is taken to know that judges take an oath to administer justice without fear or favour, but also to know that the taking of the oath, by itself, is not sufficient guarantee to exclude all legitimate doubt
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  6341. Who appointed him is one thing. Who allocated him this case is another  @johnm5982 
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  6342. And will men take any notice? Of course not. They have sussed the problem.
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  6343.  @carolyns3720  No he's the president. Titles are illegal under the US constitution.
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  6344. You're missing the biggy. Migrants who pay less tax than the cost in state services. Fix that and the cultural chaos is fixed. You have to be highly integrated to pay more tax. You aren't going to be committing crime, because that means you would get kicked out. On the crime front, none with criminal records and deport all those that acquire them. That fixes it. It's simple.
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  6345.  @elaineparry9106  It's getting worse than your average alien abduction. Probing left right and center.
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  6346. When you say won in the ballot box, the democrats willl take that literally and start stuffing them.
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  6347. Change the inflation target. Remove it. Instead the target is the price index. Set the index to 100 at the start . If the index drops below 95, or rises above 105, the board of the BoE gets sacked
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  6348. Perhaps the government should buy school places in private schools so it doesn't break the law.
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  6349.  @incognitoangel2995  I live in the UK. Check out the ULEZ. It's covert filming. They won't tell you where the cameras are. Then I've discovered they are selling the photographs but won't give you the photographs under a Subject Access Request. [A personal FOIA request if you like]
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  6350.  @Armychick  We have the same with Prince Harry in the UK. The newspapers have been told in no uncertain terms they are NOT to do that.
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  6351. The history is interesting. It started with railways. That was a huge influence on Einstein, and you get a flavour as well from these sorts of set ups and syncing. How do you sync when the signals take time?
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  6352. When I started a modem was 5 characters a second.
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  6353. Another example is the government. What gross profit do they make on their "services"? It's 30%. So much for the left's not for profit idea.
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  6354.  @pauldurkee4764  I've concluded the same. A road next to mine. 16 people with life changing injuries, 3 killed. All caused by cyclists. So I videoed a junction, 1200 offences an hour. Then I go to the police. They aren't interested. 1.50 bus fares are more important to police. If you don't like it they say, make a complaint. I have. Currently that's been investigated twice. There's now an argument for the third review between the IOPC and MOPAC as to who the review body is. It's escalated because they refused to supply BWV to me so I can comment on it for the investigation. You can guess why. Not supply the BWV is the fault of the data controller. He's broken the law. He is Mark Rowley. So what are we supposed to do for things that are serious and they won't respond? It means we need the top of the police force removed.
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  6355. The problem is, if they aren't, The current mob in WC1 will be replaced, and its likely they put in place other policies. 1. Deport all criminals 2. A minimum tax code of 40K a year for each migrant, including dependents. Break even tax 3. Back taxes. Retrospective taxation the Supreme court has ruled legal. So you could be on for a lot of tax. No need to deport economic migrants. Just impose the taxes.
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  6356. I've got a complaint against two met officers. I sat down in advance to work out how they would weasel out of it. So I made a FOI request first, and that cut the get out. Then the complaint goes in. Then out of the blue after a couple of weeks, no request a second contradictory answer arrives for the FOI. So I upped the complaint to malfeasance and perverting the course of justice. They were playing other games. I put in a SAR for the statements emails etc relating to the complaint so I can comment on them. I get an email saying the complaint has gone for review. So I upped the complaint. I have made a few SARs and FOIs where the met were late. They appologised, but I didn't push it. Each will now get a second complaint? Why haven't I been sent a review letter? I require an apology, the data, and a second review letter, plus the name of the person who failed because there's a pattern of failure. Then all that will go to MOPAC and to the ICO. All because police officers decided to park on double reds to fine people for parking on double reds. So your reaching the decision, you can also add in how they handle it when caught. The coverup being worse than the original thing they are covering up.
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  6357. There is one thing that drains the swamp. Get the socialist pension debts, on the books. Send every tax payer their fair, pro rata share of the debt. With the usual threats. Add on top what people could have had, if the had invested and owned their wealth. Then total up the two numbers, and tell people that's that they have lost. That is game over. That's the end of the swamp. Reform can do that now. You can get the data. You can pay an actuary to calculate the liabilties. Then with a bit of data you target the swing voters in seats, and send them a look-a-like letter. Looks like it HMRC. What are the swamp going to do?
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  6358. Latvia - 20%. Must be like Port au Prince in Haiti. Ah yes, it isn't its doing nicely. Why the does Richard want 50% plus taxes? Answer its his fat cat pension.
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  6359.  @mixodorians12  900 bn is the state owing itself money
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  6360.  @fburton8  Assets less liabilities
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  6361.  @nigelgarrett7970  No its not. 900 bn is the APF. Then we have the people forced to lend. Banks, insurers. Then we have other central banks. People are a very small fraction of the lenders to the state. The big debt is pensions.
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  6362.  @fburton8  The welfare state. Now for the peasants. Can they owe themselves money?
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  6363. Looking for protection from prosecution.
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  6364. Fascism in action.
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  6365. Should have worn a mask.
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  6366. It's not being burned its being dumped on the streets.
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  6367. What tax revenue? All they have done is create a massive subsidy bill to the green grifters costing billions.
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  6368. Interesting that the police didn't ask the passenger to step out of the car. That's their normal practice.
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  6369.  @akastewart  I think you will find that most of that is because they are bust.
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  6370. So Geoff, care to comment about the regulations and what Basic Police Drivers can do?  @geoffholme 
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  6371. Do VIOP stop phone number spoofing?
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  6372.  @casualcarping511  I should have added Jack Holmes, the dim witted brother.
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  6373. Since Trump was shot at, its escalated. But interestingly, whilst the right comments have been hit, there are no left wing posts. None.
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  6374.  @Dave5843-d9m  I did a post yesterday completely in rhyming slang. Would you Adam and Eve it!
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  6375. @abot5381 They have clearly flicked a switch.
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  6376.  @SlosII  Most people want to discuss the attempt on Trump. That's left and right. So one thing for Trump's in tray, sort out the mess. a) Publisher and you can censor - you are liable for defamation b) Venue, you can't censor and you are not liable for defamation - like telephone companies. But you cannot cherry pick, such as censor and protection from defamation law suits.
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  6377. Cigars are for pussies.
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  6378. Surely Chatgpt
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  6379. Since the going christian won't work, he can go gay in jail. That might.  @dogmadogma5398 
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  6380. So voter ID. Why was it that Kamala won in no voter ID states? Vote early vote often.
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  6381. And their losses are way bigger too. Mr Average has lost over 2 million because of the welfare state. Today's value of money. In part the Gen Z is correct. The state has dumped the debt on him. But he's wrong. It's not the pensioners, its socialists in government and the welfare state that have created the mess.
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  6382. To late. Here's an idea. deport all foreign criminals. Then impose a no welfare, minimum tax code of 40K a year per migrant including dependents. No rights to nationality. Problem solved.
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  6383. The top 10% pay the same amount of income tax as the other 90%. But who cares, pull in more poverty, eh
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  6384. Never mind.
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  6385. One problem I see, it doesn't cover Shanidar. That doesn't appear as a place where you would get Neanderthals.
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  6386.  @kimberlycooper4170  |men with a full head of hair are clearly lacking in testosterone.
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  6387.  @charlievarley  The Judicial system is a separate power from the government. ========= That's a bold claim. What we have now is twofold. 1. The police were told to take political action against the "far right". They followed orders. 2. The judicary were told to do the same. They followed orders. The evidence is you are wrong.
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  6388.  @charlievarley  ie. It's suposed to be separate. The evidence is they just follow orders.
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  6389.  @charlievarley  No it gave orders too on sentencing. That's no independence of the judicary. It's the judicary following orders.
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  6390.  @charlievarley  Of what?
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  6391.  @charlievarley  How have these cases jumped the queue? Start with that.
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  6392.  @charlievarley  Ordered by the state. That's interfering.
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  6393.  @gimble447  It's better than smoking so long as you avoid popcorn flavour.
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  6394.  @gimble447  There was research into vapes being dangerous. They "choose" popcorn flavour vape as the test vape. They then concluded vapes were bad. It was rigged research. They picked popcorn flavour because they knew about popcorn lung.So they deliberately harmed test subjects, measured the effects, then concluded that all vapes were bad.
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  6395.  @metalicminer6231  Absolutely correct. The issue I had with that vaping is bad research is that its scientific fraud. The taxation bit is just the state implementing more of its extortion economic model.
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  6396. So what's the defence going to be? I can only see one which is self defence. The other is that they are doing it as a protest. For example, that the police made racist statements. Given the case in the week that saying "white and stupid" doesn't get you convicted, its going to be harder.
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  6397. I can spot the flaw. You can't see a white flag on a white background. Someone needs to tell President Micron Greenland isn't Green, its White.
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  6398. @ Missing what?
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  6399.  @ethelmini  Not looking good for MPs then.
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  6400. @ I haven't. 1. 20% of income, your wealth gets given to someone else. You now have a share of the pension debts to pay. 600K per tax payer. Debt is just negative wealth 2. Look at the government accounts. 30% of tax goes on the debt. So where's that wealth the workers have paid the state for their old age? It's all gone.
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  6401. @ So who is Gary lying for?
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  6402. If they knew that the NHS kills 20,000 a year from avoidable mistakes, just in hospitals it would change.
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  6403. What about £16 trillion pounds of socialist pension debts?
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  6404.  @gerhard7323  So you're a fascist. You claim to want democracy in the form of PR, so it can ignore the wishes of the majority.
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  6405.  @charliemoore2551  Nope you get the debt. How big are the state's pension debts? Government accountants like Richard don't want you to know
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  6406.  @charliemoore2551  The state pension was introduced by David Lloyd George following the model developed by the government of Otto Von Bismark in Prussia. ====== I know. ====== Richard Murphy isn't a "government account", by the way. ====== He is/was a government accountant. ====== The last time I saw this so-called "debt" mentioned it was 1.2 trillion pounds ====== I'd be interested in where you get that from. The WGA in the footnotes put the civil service pension debt as multiples of that. With millions more owed a pension, the debt is multiples again. Now its inflation linked debt, so you can't print to pay. It's socialist because all the wealth has been redistributed. There is no capital to pay so you can't blame capitalism. So how are you going to pay your £600,000 fair share of the debts? If you and all other taxpayers don't pay [with no services for that money] granny starves.
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  6407.  @charliemoore2551  By the way, congratulations on actually putting a (wrong) number up. The standard response from the left is no response and run away. But you are out by more than one order of magnitude. The rate of increase in that debt is 10%. Do you think you can increase taxes and get 10% growth, year on year?
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  6408.  @charliemoore2551  I'm interested in your turn of phrase. Myth. There are two numbers. Cost of servicing the debt, and the total amount owed. I bet you can't tell the difference. :-)
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  6409.  @charliemoore2551  There is a debt. Here's your test. Go into your local UNISON meeting. Tell them that they aren't owed a pension. You can even tell them the reason why the state doesn't report it. The ONS, the OBR, the Treasury have all said in writing we do not report the pensions debt because we won't pay it.
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  6410.  @charliemoore2551  X has handed over money to the state in the past and the state has agreed to pay that money back plus extra in the future. Have I described a) Borrowing? b) Pensions? c) Both?
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  6411.  @charliemoore2551  No debt = no pensions.
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  6412.  @charliemoore2551  PR doesn't work. Look I understand fully your frustration. Politicians have screwed you. They have screwed me. You think if we change underwear, things will be better. But they won't be. It's just different snouts in the trough. A good example, SNP and Scotland. Devolved government must change things. Yes, it has, for the worse. Two things are needed. 1. The right of explicit informed consent in law. 2. Voting on issues not snouts.
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  6413.  @charliemoore2551  Let me give you one example. Currently we have a very few selecting candidates. That's where the control over Westminster lies. With PR, that reduces. Those that control the party list control it completely. You want to concentrate power into the hands of the few.
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  6414. What lies and Misinformation? He doesn't say. I wonder why.
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  6415. I've nothing to hide he said. Here's the evidence.
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  6416. Oh look. A token pro trump interview just to click bait the left.
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  6417. Democrats have a big decision. A new candidate means millions of ballot papers with the new candidate have to be created for the vote. Stick with Biden, they can just use the ones they have filled out.
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  6418. Lots have already gone to prison. Fraud mainly
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  6419. 200 staff at $100,000 = $20 million. Still going to go bust when you lose $100 million a year
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  6420. The Tories are sunk. Labour's sunk.SNP sunk. Lib Dems sunk.
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  6421. No increases in state spending. The Left go full violence.
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  6422. Given there are videos of it, ...
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  6423.  @kimbirch1202  Copies all over YT and X. Do some research and you will find them. Somehting that journalists can't do. A simple search
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  6424.  @kimbirch1202  A person eating a cat.
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  6425. Just get Charlie Rex, to sign the pardon, the exoneration and the apology letters now. It's a mornings work. No need to pass a law.
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  6426. Welcome to Stamer's new improved Britain.
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  6427. This is the core problem with politicians. There is no right of explicit informed consent in the Human Rights Act. That missing right is the core problem, and it says everything about politicians thinking  @unusedsub3003 
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  6428. Socialist took the money. Socialist spent the money leaving the debt. Now socialists are shafting people.
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  6429.  @steveross8364  Well someone will do it. Hence the government deciding they need a new Quango, Offsex.
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  6430. You have to look back to slave owners. They kept books of their horse breeding and the breeding of their slaves. So what does the government do? It keeps a stud book, its run by the GRO, general records office, part of the Passport office. It treats people as slaves.  @steveross8364 
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  6431. What happens is their core vote, the working class get screwed. They then vote for the Trumps of this world.
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  6432. I make complaints about the BBC. Their excuse is yes we were biased on this occasion but it is balanced by some unnamed programs that provide the counterweight. The good news about this case, is that excuse is blown out of the water. You make the complaint. They say yes, but other programs balance it. Oh no you don't. Off to offcom, with the Rishi Precedent.
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  6433.  @SlowhandGreg  BBC is far left. For example, I've a particular interest in MP criminals of any party. I've a list of 470 of them. But when you get to convictions the BBC reporting is interesting. 1. How quickly do they mention the party name in the article. Start or end? 2. If its about a Tory MP, do they mention Labour MPs who have done likewise? You can flip parties, but they are examples of bias. Turns out its left wing bias and it is very statistically significant. ie. p-value of 0.999+
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  6434.  @SlowhandGreg  So another example of BBC left wing bias. PS workers and the public have paid the socialist welfare state for the old age pension. Why doesn't the BBC report that debt?
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  6435.  @redflag4781  Exactly. Watch the howls come any election. BBC is very right wing. That's because you are so used to the left wing bias that when they move to the centre to be unbiased, you notice it. The correct question for the left, if they are right wing, join up with the right and we abolish the BBC. Oh no we cant' do that they say, there wouldn't be any left wing outlets to balance Murdoch. Gottcha.
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  6436.  @redflag4781  No the BBC is very left wing. There you are wrong I agree with you that the BBC is pro state. Very pro state. ======= The fact that it serves as a balance ... ======= Which just means you've provided the evidence that its biased. Doh!
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  6437.  @bertiescunsbutch9323  What we have is Chris Rowley thnking the BBC must be under left wing pro state control It's certainly pro state. To get on the board you have to be pro state, most come from quangos etc. There's a couple of woke appointments to boot.
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  6438. We don't want her.
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  6439. Correct. They demanded lots of migration. They take the blame.
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  6440. And change consitutencies based on the number of voters. That's the blow to labour and its migrants will vote for us game.
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  6441.  @lynxo5695  Not true. EU nationals get to vote. Commonwealth citizens get to vote. There's illegal voting on top. Irish nationals get to vote.
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  6442.  @lynxo5695  be either a British citizen, a qualifying Commonwealth citizen or a citizen of the Republic of Ireland and not be subject to any ‘legal incapacity’ to vote – prisoners serving a sentence for a conviction cannot vote in UK parliamentary elections and neither can peers in the House of Lords. On the parliamentary website.
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  6443.  @lynxo5695  I notice YT is censoring. The Commons Library has the details. Irish nationals get the vote. Commonwealth nationas get the vote.
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  6444.  @Quito266  It's in the papers. It's published
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  6445.  @Quito266  Neighbours have made statements about Rayner and if she lived there. They have made statements that Rayner said she was the landlady. Rayner has made a statement that they are liars.
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  6446. I doubt it. Protection for the elite is paramount. The peasants don't matter.
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  6447.  @sandraharris3605  No. A vote for reform is the message the elite have screwed people. It's the warning that their necks are on the line.
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  6448. Quite. I get the nice reverse psychology! @Paul-cu9lu 
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  6449.  @mypointofview1111  The big issue is that they are playing fantasy economics. What if the welfare state had no pension debts, what could we do? Problem is, the pension debts are real.
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  6450. Importing poverty is the disaster. So tax migrants. 40K a year is break even No welfare for migrants - saves billions. List of safe countries. No asylum - saves billions. Automatic. Deport all foreign criminals. Automatic on conviction.
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  6451.  @bernardjoyce1288  When the state takes over the answer is no.
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  6452. I had a sweepstake going on that.  @johnhooton8299 
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  6453. Abolish the Monarchy
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  6454. Only one? There's a few hundred of them. All Romanian Maffia. The nut business, that's Albanians.
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  6455. They can't control the agenda anymore.
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  6456. So do you have a video of the interview. Going to be interesting. Get a SAR in for it. If the video isn't produced within a month, that will be an offence committed by the Chief Constable, who will be the data controller
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  6457.  @therealrobertbirchall  So how do you pay a 16 trillion socialist pension debt? What effects does that debt have? How does the magic of socialism solve a socialist nightmare?
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  6458.  @therealrobertbirchall  So lets talk about a NHS doctor. Are they owed a pension?
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  6459.  @therealrobertbirchall  Who says the rich owe people money? If you have a mortgage free house, where's the debt?
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  6460.  @therealrobertbirchall  So the welfare state owes people a pension for the contributions they have paid in. The wealth of the workers has gone in. Where are the assets? All spent. None of that money has gone to the rich. It's all been distributed. It's not in some off shore account run by the DWP. It's all gone, and the debt is hidden off the books. So how do you pay the socialist debts? 16 trillion for pensions. How are you going to pay your 600,000 share at 10% per year? If you think that the rich will, think again. They aren't rich enough to pay that. Top 200 sunday times rich list. Exclude the foreigners and you have 220 bn total. IF, and its a big IF you can take that you have to explain how you will liquidate to get the money to pay the increase in those pension debts for a couple of months. It's a once off, so what happens after two months?
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  6461.  @therealrobertbirchall  The Rich have paid into the state vast amounts of money. Reeves is about to up that with her NI increase. So have the workers in general. Trillions paid in Where's all that money gone? They are still owed a pension. Of course the "rich" have invested. It's because they have decided to save for later in life. Now you are desperate for that money because of the debts. Why not deal with the 30% gross profit margin Starmer is making on taxes?
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  6462.  @davidfrost43  Correct. I've since found all the records. Name Gregory A Clifford Spouse Maria R Farrugia Marriage Oct 1992 Enfield, Greater London, United Kingdom No records of Gregory A Clifford or Maria R Farrugia being born in the UK 4 offspring Ryan Gregory Apr 1996 Kyle Marcus Apr 1998 Bradley Andrew Oct 1993 Sian Stephanie Mar 1999 All born Enfield Greater London
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  6463. @ Just shows that the Police haven't learned how to handle rape victims. Second they haven't worked out that men can be victims of rapists.
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  6464.  @Sleuthette  In this case, its that low standards bit. That's a major issue.
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  6465.  @soonerfrac4611  Well if he gets her first, it becomes very hard for the MLB to say, he's the offender. It sets a precedent. Now she won't have the cash to prevent the precedent, unlike the MLB. So there's an order to doing things.
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  6466. Will the liars, cheaters, robbers, like it when their own laws are used against them?
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  6467. Given that New Scotland Yard look out of their windows to watch organised crime, in the country illegally, operating on Westminster Bridge. They divvy the money up in front of New Scotland Yard. So what's the surprise they can't catch a man looking like an extra from the walking dead?
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  6468. Government Minister for Dummies. With extra large fonts and no long words or numbers. Lots of pictures.
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  6469. The 40-year-old woman and an eight-year-old girl were tragically found at the house on South Radford Street in Salford yesterday morning. Emergency services were initially called over reports of concern for their welfare, before the pair were later pronounced dead. Investigations remain underway at the scene, with forensic officers pictured scouring the house for evidence on Tuesday. Greater Manchester Police have now confirmed the pair were named Martina Karos and Eleni Edwards
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  6470.  @margaretwyatt6689  That will do. One for Men, One for the few women. We don't want the problem getting bigger.
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  6471.  @margaretwyatt6689  Rockall is another idea.
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  6472. So what the rich do is cut their spending to 100K. Plenty to live off. The great part of that is that the state won't have any money to spend. Zilch.
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  6473. She must like being probed. There are so many probings
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  6474. Lots. They have screwed them over. Oh, you mean what have they don't that's positive? Nothing.
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  6475. A junket to learn how to turn a place in to a shithole.
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  6476. So the practicalities. 100K foreign criminals. How quickly can they be removed? Lets assume its all flights. There are 6000 flights a day in the UK. 1% for the removal? That's 60 flights. Then we have 200 seats per flight. Lets reduce that to 100, because you will guards as well. So that 6,000 a day. 18 days, and the problem is solved. So the bottle neck isn't flights. So you need to get them to the airports, get a plane full, and send them home. What you need is a holding center. Lets say we start off with Nigerians. Round them up, that's the more difficult part, but they turn up for their interviews, you ship them off to the holding center. Pick them up on the street - holding center. Hotels? Ship them to the holding centers. Paperwork? Will Nigeria provide the papers? No. Then all visas, residency permits, work permits the works, welfare, everything cancelled for all Nigerians in the UK. No tourists visas, no access to the NHS. Nigeria's choice. So legally what's needed? No legal aid for foreigners regarding right to stay, asylum. If the courts say you have to provide it, £50 and its capped. A list of safe countries. No asylum from safe countries. You can always declare an emergency and take emergency powers. The criminal element sends a major message. Can politicised courts go against that? Threats work. For example their little tax evasion law on their pensions That can always be revoked. A new court can be created and stuffed with members, about the Supreme Court.
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  6477. TDS is an epidemic. Lots of people need mental health interventions and drugs.
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  6478. The 25th won't work. 2/3rds majority means the Reps need to help Pelosi, Hillary and the Obamas.
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  6479. Men or bear? It can be arranged.
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  6480.  @blackislepeastoo  Recall petitions are I think needed. There are other things as well. 1. The right of explicit informed consent as article zero of the human rights act. The right to say no the state, and the state can't do anything about it. 2. I'd implement referenda by proxy. You nominate an MP, any MP as your proxy. Proxy votes are needed to pass bills. a) Corrupt MP? Change your proxy b) Policy not in the manifesto? Change your proxy. c) Not implementing a manifesto? Change your proxy d) Change your mind? Change your proxy - no need to wait 5 years Saves money, abolishes the lords in the process. 3. We need open primaries. Removes central office, selection committees are the handfull controlling things.
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  6481. You would never be told because of his personal rights.
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  6482. I suspect the underwear from Victoria Secrets were for him,
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  6483. Yep, they are looting.
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  6484. He's worried about his million pound plus civil service pension.
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  6485. They have tried cancelling elections. Now they are actively discussing rigging the voting rules.
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  6486. It's not as if the MAGA are going to target him.
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  6487.  @TheKhalidx  I know my records have gone. So I put a complaint in to make sure they tell me, and what's gone. Given I had a previous complaint about their booking system where the terms and conditions amount to, we can sell your data and we don't have to tell you, I'm more than livid.
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  6488. Exactly. So the looting of wealth from the workers is the disaster.
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  6489. Surely spending money on "other things" is pure and simple fraud.
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  6490. Oh dear. Are you fantasying again @MikeJohnson-kw2gx 
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  6491. You can dye a brown shirt black, not the other way.  @triangleofdeath6246 
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  6492. It's interesting because they love doxing, but hate it when its the other way round.  @666LUFC 
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  6493. Celestin Ugirashebuja if you want to find out about Starmer.
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  6494. So what's he strategy going to be? Drag it out. Even if DeStantis quits she will carry on
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  6495. The evidence is they are ramping up the culture war. Look at the attacks on people singing gospel music.
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  6496.  @paulyflyer8154  Trussed up like the Christmas Turkey!
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  6497. If it was Hertz, I'd make an exception.
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  6498.  @joeszymanski3540  I found this job advert too Job: Groom of the Stool Location: Whitehouse Duties: Cleaning up after the President Requirements: Security Clearance. Lack of any sense of smell Job Prospects: None Contract: Short Term Only
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  6499.  @dwwolf4636  I've read that too. President joe biden’s performance in his televised debate with Donald Trump, on June 27th, could hardly have gone worse. With Democratic figures asking if a way can be found to replace him as the candidate for the election in November, what are the options? The main trouble is that he has comfortably secured enough delegates to win his party’s nomination. That means that only one person can change who will be the Democratic candidate to face Donald Trump: Mr Biden himself. The rules do not allow for a rerun of a popular election. To become the party nominee, a candidate needs to win a majority of delegates to the Democratic national convention. The number needed is 1,968 and Mr Biden has already gathered 3,894 because he has run virtually unopposed. No one, including delegates to the convention, can force the president to step aside. So they are screwed there. So 25th Amendment? You need 2/3rds of both houses. Why would the Reps help the Dems?
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  6500. Double the pain, half the gain should be applied to judges, lawyers, civil servants and above all politicians.
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  6501. I suspect a bit of AI neutralises Taylor Swift. The Dems get her to make statements. Then the other side creates an AI of her saying something else. That gets more views.
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  6502. The election is IndyRef2
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  6503. The EU is 97% white. Rejoiners want special rules for that group. What does that make rejoiners?
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  6504. Correct. Politicians are that demographic.  @Occident. 
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  6505. I know. But it is the root cause. Look, I don't blame migrants, except for the criminal element of them. I blame politicians selling UK state services below cost when they don't have to. Politicians are just like those in the deep south of America who before the civil war were saying who will pick our cotton, our Tobacco, our Sugar cane. I've heard lots say, who will clean our toilets. It's the same mentality.  @anthemoftheheart9497 
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  6506. It gets worse. He failed on the Post Office. Think what failure rate there. He boasted of prosecuting 4 million offences. How many innocents? Given the very low detection rate, 4 million prosecutions says what about the level of crime? Or have they invented crimes to raise money? Or is it they want to criminalise the masses to deny them services under a social credit score? Or are the just fascist? Or all of the above?
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  6507. Shared an office with Clement Freud. Go figure. Both loved by the BBC @2handsandwiches 
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  6508. The biggy is his rate of failure and that he made 4 million prosecutions. What does that say about the number of innocent's jailed.? What does that state about the level of crime, when they moan that the prosecution rate is so low?  @denseljosephs9500 
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  6509. What's interesting about Assange, is the people who rightly protest his political based prosecution, love that Trump gets the same treatment.  @denseljosephs9500 
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  6510. The real cause is the socialist pension ponzi. That debts off the books.
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  6511.  @someoneno-one7672  Points systems are bad. What happens when someone has the points (actually or they have invented the papers), and comes, but doesn't generate the income? We are stuck with them. It's one point in time. It's a civil servant, which means you need to employ lots of people. A waste of money. They then get corrupted. What if the civil servant say we want people with arts degrees and gender studies. They score 100 points and you need 80 to get here? It's given them power to make decisions that they are not capable of making? What about an entrepreneur? Refused because they didn't have the points, but would have made a success. So you get two types of errors. Selecting the wrong ones, not selecting the right ones. So what's the solution? A minimum tax set at average wage plus a bit for the deficit. It's taxed at source. It uses an existing system so its cheap. Companies just hand over the cash. For the entrepreneur. He can make a calculated decision. One year's of tax, lets see if we can make it work. If not, we haven't lost. If it does work, we win.
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  6512.  @someoneno-one7672  If you really want care homes collapse due to lack of workers and farmers to shut their businesses, your plan will work well. Ah yes. The who will pick my cotton argument. Why are you thinking like a plantation owned? PS The way to increase the supply of Brits for those jobs is easy. Lots of civil servants. But you can make the right to be in the UK temporary. Not more than 3 months in a year as a temporary method.
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  6513. The Geometric Algebra version of Maxwell's equations, becomes just one and is beautiful. Down from Maxwell's original 12. the Gibbs 4, to just 1.
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  6514. Why is she out on bail? Why not hold her for 31 days for a starter?
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  6515.  @kiwijohn59  They have done lots of things. Asset stripped your wealth. Imposed fascist laws. Ignored democracy. Taxed you into poverty. Caused a housing crisis and a crime wage. Personally looted money. Committed offences. Oh sorry, I get it. You mean have they helped people? No they have just helped themselves.
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  6516.  @wotdoesthisbuttondo  The increase is because the establishment didn't want Brexit so ignored their own promise that brexit means taking back control over the borders. Simple solutions. 1. List of safe countries. 2. Deport all foreign criminals if from a safe country, off to the Falklands to wait until their home country is safe. 3. No welfare for migrants. Zero. No social housing, no welfare, zilch. 4. A minimum tax code of 40K per migrant [break even]. Taxed at source raises money. 5. Not paying your tax in full is a crime. See point 2. Problems solved. Easy.
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  6517.  @GeorgeAmsterdam  No they haven't. Member ship down. Overtaken in the polls by reform. Labour of course are tanking. Hard to see how they can get back bar more cancelation of elections.
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  6518. Ask Starmer how much a tube of lube is.
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  6519. Because Biden Harris and the swamp have done huge damage.
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  6520. Muslim or Christian burial?
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  6521. Very simple. The judicial system is bent. It's corrupt.
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  6522. How to fix climate change? First a green register for greens. They get a special badge to show off their green credentials Then their name is added to the no fly list. Personally, this should happen just after they jet off long haul Electoral Roll is cross checked against the register and gas supply. Then the gas is cut off. Smart meters, when the wind doesn't blow etc, click the power is cut off. Green only tariffs, no subsidies. After all they say subsidies are bad. Electric only driving licenses. If caught in a fossil powered vehicle, that they own, its crushed. If caught in a fossil powered vehicle, that someone else's owns, its crushed, and they compensate the owner. There you go, an easy fix, using existing systems bar the register, so its cheap
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  6523. That's what Brendan should say. He won't take it down without a court order. The spies can sue him, and be questioned on oath.
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  6524. 950, now 10,000. That's inflation in the grift.
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  6525.  @graemehancocks4171  1. The CPS took over no prosecutions 2. Statutory duty? However, there will be instances where it is appropriate for the CPS to exercise the Director's powers under section 6(2) Prosecution of Offences Act 1985, either to continue the prosecution or to discontinue or stop it. So what did Starmer do? He's has already admitted that Saville was let off because the CPS under his watch didn't prosecute.
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  6526. So the question is now in your court. What did Starmer and the CPS do?  @graemehancocks4171 
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  6527. 1. He didn't prosecute. That's a CPS decision and he was in charge. 2. For the Post Office. Ditto. Please go and read up on the CPS's role in private prosecutions and their obligations. They failed, again, and it was on Starmer's watch. So he should be stripped of his knighthood for starters for failure.  @Geffo555 
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  6528. All created by politicians. In the case, we ned the names of the company and the names of the tenants. If the tenants aren't named, they will do the same to someone else. The tenants are clearly fraudsters. They will have done it to others. They will do it to more people.
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  6529. Socialism. What damage has that done? For example the workers have paid the socialist welfare state trillions for their old age. Where's that money?
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  6530. Here's a break down by party of MPs who have committed offences, and diddled expenses Conservative 141 DUP 6 Independent 4 Labour 219 Lib Dem 30 Plaid Cymru 2 Respect 1 Scottish National Party 6 Sein Fein 1 Social Democratic and Labour Party 1 Top of the list, Labour.
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  6531. Who buy's a bloke ladies underwear?
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  6532. What if? They are going to do it because of the crime wave. It's not safe. Perhaps the UN should move to Mogadishu.
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  6533. A putsch
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  6534.  @User-mz6nf  I updated my list of bad politicians this morning 439 almost all MPs, who have done bad things. Mostly expenses but going up to horrific offences against children. We have corruption as well trying to influence judges to behave in certain ways. Money laundering, drugs, drink driving, porn, perjury, domestic violence,
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  6535. They said they were aware that when making claims about zero emissions in relation to BEV, an ad should make clear that it is only when driving and this was otherwise reflected across their marketing communications. ============== So lets see, we can now go after the greens, for lying when they push EVs
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  6536. She does look rather male. Are we sure she's not trans? It would explain a lot of his laws, lack of kids, ...
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  6537. Trumps got his head screwed on. He wants Milei's guidance on dealing with the state.
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  6538. Merseyside Police say they were gagged.
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  6539. Aren't face coverings now illegal? All those far right muslims.
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  6540. You're ignoring the debts. debt is negative wealth.
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  6541. The Tories have no Messiah to raise them from the dead. They are just very naughty boys and girls.
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  6542. Civil service pension State pension Nuclear clean up Losses on insurance contracts The EU Unpaid wages Unpaid invoices Expected payouts - eg post office, NHS damages. Not included as well. The test is would he complain if his pension is cancelled.
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  6543. The BMJ states 20,000 avoidable deaths in acute hospitals each year (Total for the NHS). That's manslaughter.
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  6544. It's worth looking at the stats for murderers who get convicted for a second murder after release from the first.
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  6545. @hilary.teanti I've an idea how to deal with this. One for Reforms todo list. First replace the head of the information commissioner's office. Second, requests to YT as SAR for all the information. YT won't say what's Shadow Banned. Goes to the ICO. ICO rules, supply it in all details. That includes the reason, the details, the complainants, the works. Set the failure to supply at £10, per day, per message. That also includes any government communications on implementing censorship. It's the same idea as DOGE. Sunlight is the best treatment.
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  6546. This is what happens when Democrats count the votes.
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  6547. Imagine if they had a kid. Musk's looks and her brains woudl be an option.
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  6548. They know they lost. It was only by eating themselves that they clung on. They know that they can't fix it, and so next time the lose even more
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  6549. The gaffes do point to it being Alzheimers and not Parkinsons. Remember, no one decides who they're going to vote for based on the vice president. I mean that literally. Biden Corruption is just another form of tyranny. Joe Biden My dad always said, 'Champ, the measure of a man is not how often he is knocked down, but how quickly he gets up.' Joe Biden [Joe, the Tom Cruise of American politics, still doing his own stunts] I used to stutter really badly. Everybody thinks it's funny. And it's not funny. It's not. Joe Biden Putin sought to keep Ukraine weak through corruption.
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  6550. Stamer must have his tax dodging law protected
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  6551.  @MaRi-Br1984  See, you are just worried about the money owed to bankers, not the money owed to peasants.
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  6552.  @MaRi-Br1984  It is. Look at QE. Where's the money gone? What you do is you go and look at the Asset Purchase Facility Ltd. It's on company house, check the accounts and see what its done with the money and what the net effect is.
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  6553. Robert Underdunk Terwilliger Jr, AKA Sideshow Bob, is Axel Rudabakana American cousin.
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  6554. Other examples. Cyclists committing offences, the police don't act. The result is that more cyclists commit offences. Same with illegal migration. @@philipcooke778
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  6555. Lets start with the first. Reward hard work. I suggest looking at government accounts. There you will find the state making at 30% gross profit on its services. WGA if you want to search What you won't find is the cause of that mess. Pension debts. The state has moved from helping people to extorting people, purely because its running a socialist pension ponzi. How are you, or mr min wage, going to pay your £600,000 share, that's increasing at £60,000 a year? @Dont_Be_Ridiculous
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  6556. So there are some solutions. What do you propose?  @WhoThisMonkey 
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  6557. There needs to be an investigation. Did the state order the judicary to clamp down? Did the judicary throw judical independence out of the window on political orders?
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  6558. Give them what they want no segregation. Unisex sport. So no woman's going to win anything.
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  6559. Jeffrey Epstein's lost a lot of weight.
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  6560. Finnish choirboy?
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  6561. Ah the antisemitic trope.
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  6562.  @MonkeySpanner498  So how to deal with that? 1. Remove any rights to vote for foreigners. 2. No more naturalisation. Ends. 3. Check historical naturalisation and revoke if there are errors [refund the money]. 4. Consitutency sizes. Based on the number of voters not residents. You'll have to merge lots of Labour constituencies of course. Ends their gerrymandering.
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  6563. They impeached. They had a trial. Trump was acquitted. A matter of record. Since when did you have double jeopardy in the USA?
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  6564.  @smith549371  Smith. Where do they get the money to pay the tax?
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  6565.  @stuontwo677  Where do they get the money to pay the tax?
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  6566.  @DavidSmith-lg9fy  I have done. I made a list of all the local government schemes and downloaded their pension scheme annual statements. None of them had a surplus. That's with the standard fiddle of not using a risk free rate for discounting. They instead go and use a AA corporate bond rate with the assumption that there's no default. Plus its an asset rate for a discount. Now a high discount rate assumption just makes the liability look smaller.
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  6567.  @stuontwo677  The claim they pay tax. True. Where do they get the money to pay the tax? It all comes out of the private sector.
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  6568.  @williambarker9889  Start at the top. Has Biden paid tax on his 10%?
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  6569.  @michaelrb9837  Irish committed lots of terrorism to get British Migrants out. Whoever thinks they won't restart?
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  6570. All she knows about is her bad choices - in men.
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  6571.  @stumac869  What about the other debts like pensions? You are saying no pensions wil be paid.
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  6572.  @Phil_D_Waller  Socialist pensions [redistribution not investment based] produce the big debts.
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  6573.  @Phil_D_Waller  mon pol?
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  6574.  @OnlineEnglish-wl5rp  Whose told you its the banks? Ah the people hiding the debts. So property. There are two prices that people look at. What's the sale price is one, but in reality the real price is the monthly cost of the mortgage. That's what banks look at and that's what people use. It's how much can I afford a month and what does that mean as a sale price. Banks do this because they know that 30% of income is what they know leads to low default rates. So what drives the monthly costs? Interest rates. Who controls those? The state in the form of the BoE. Drive interest rates down, and asset prices go up. The second big factor on housing is migration. Pull in millions legal, illegal or asylum, and you get a major supply and demand issue. That pushes up prices. My view on the banks, is there are two types of event. Liquidity events and credit events. Liquidity events, the state insured banks for payments. They should step in as a lender of last resort. But if its a credit event because they have lost money on bad loans etc, let them go bust. Creditors take a hit over the level of deposit insurance. Bankrupt them in that case. So what motivates me? 1. Wealth inequality 2. Austerity 3. Lack of investment 4. Pensioner poverty 5. Low take home pay 6 . Accounting fraud. 7. Educating people as to the real cause, not what the people who have committed the fraud want them to believe. I don't want your money. Unlike the fraudsters.
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  6575.  @maria8809ttt  What loopholes?
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  6576. Yes. He wasn't born in the UK. Not on the birth register His nationality [I believe he has UK nationality because he's on the electoral roll, or he's come from a commonwealth country], can be, and should be revoked. His home country needs to be given a heads up.
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  6577. Tulip Siddiq - Corruption minister in the UK, is about to be extradited for - corruption
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  6578.  @GregoryLog  Metal Peckers. The hard nosed variant of the Wood Pecker family.
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  6579.  @tony_w839  I have done. I've a complaint with the Parliamentarty Standards Committee in progress. It's gone in. They have asked for some clarifications and I'm working on that now. On being the lawyer to an architect of genocide, to prevent them appearing in court, creaming lots of money in the process. That's also factually correct.
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  6580.  @tony_w839  PS. Because its a complaint, you've just committed an offence of trying to influence a complainant.
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  6581.  @tony_w839  Now we could move onto other areas. What do you know about section 2 of the 2006 Fraud Act?
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  6582.  @tony_w839  By the way. I bet you run away.
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  6583.  @tony_w839  So define Fraud by Misrepresenation.
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  6584. I regularly report mafia, wanted for homicide, in front of New Scotland Yard and Parliament, inside the secure zone, at the location of a terror attack. The police won't act. This is also a red route, and the Met gets 110 million a year for red routes from TFL. The police won't act. The simple conclusion, is that there are Met officers, most likely at Charring Cross, on the take.  @AtomicExtremophile 
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  6585. Oh I do. For example. TFL. TFL won't hand over the video they have of me. They won't even state where their surveillance cameras are. That makes it covert surveillance. Problem for them is they have no legal basis for covert surveillance. It's illegal. So I've a claim in with Investigatory Powers Tribunal. I want damage - small amount - £50 per day. I also want the names of all other organisations who had access to, or got copies of the data. I want to exercise my right to be forgotten. Covert surveillance can only be authorised by a limited number of organisations and people, and its for serious crimes only. Guess what, the ULEZ is a penalty charge, like parking, and the government and councils have won multiple cases that its a not a crime. The way to avoid people saying I want to go to court. Of course if I win, then the flood gates are open. £50 per day for anyone with a ULEZ complaint car, kerching.  @timg1246 
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  6586.  @charlesrussell1764  Not the case. There can be masking from the rudder - its a t-tail, but the airflow over the wings is separate from the tail in the spin shown.
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  6587. Not looking good for her.
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  6588. Labour will make it worse. The entire state is now predicated on the idea of extorting the population,
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  6589.  @marccas10  You have to keep challenging them. Every little bit helps. For example, I think I'm about to completely change the Mets policy on parking on double reds to fine people parking on double reds. It's illegal. I closed off every escape from that. Put the complaint in. They have resorted to perverting the course of justice to try and get police off and to keep the money flowing to Khan. On the ULEZ and Khan, its covert surveillance. They have admitted to it. It's illegal. You cannot covertly video people because its not a crime, let alone a serious one. That one, I want 180 a day [same level as his fine].
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  6590. He a terrorist. That's why he won't give up the password for his phone.
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  6591. Q. Did Jeffrey ever talk to you about Stephen Hawking's proclivities? A. Yes, he liked watching undressed midgets solve complex equations on a too-high-up chalkboard ====== Looks like someone has cut and pasted a south park script as a deflection
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  6592. He's a terrorist. Add UNISON to the list of proscribed organisations.
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  6593. And Hunter's powder in the White House.
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  6594. Exactly. The whole of government is predicated on avoiding informed explicit consent.
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  6595.  @manofkent4472  They are illegal. The police have stated they are illegals. It's official.
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  6596.  @Tourist1967  You can rescue and land people anywhere. International Convention on Maritime Search and Rescue Go and look it up.
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  6597.  @michealhand1001  It was politically unacceptable. I bet a copper is receiving the biggest bollocking over that choice of words. But the cat's out the bag. The police state they are criminals. The left has a problem.
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  6598. My bet is Hutu not Tutsi
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  6599. Krystal Pinkins, 37, was sentenced to life in prison after being convicted of murder, robbery and unlawful use of a firearm during a crime of violence. After accepting a plea deal to testify against Pinkins at trial, 21-year-old Yasmine Hider was sentenced to 35 years in prison after pleading guilty to murder, kidnapping and robbery.
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  6600. You can do more. Report every letter as a crime to the police. Read a biased story on their website? Easy to spot. Report it as bias.
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  6601. Theft is a more accurate description. Second is fraud.
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  6602. On the ECHR, 100 year sentence isn't whole of life.
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  6603. They have learned. But I suspect you don't get what the lesson is. Migration of the poor is a disaster. It's the elite demanding cheap labour to pick cotton, dig cannels, work in the mills etc, that has create the problem.
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  6604.  @prolarka  Exactly. That cheap labour argument beloved of the south before the US civil war.
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  6605. Is shit racist? However, yellow stool can also be a sign of a medical condition affecting the liver, pancreas, or gallbladder. For example, liver disease such as hepatitis or cirrhosis can cause yellowing of the skin and eyes (jaundice) and yellow-coloured stool due to the build-up of bilirubin in the body. Other possible causes of yellow stool include pancreatic disorders, such as pancreatitis, or inflammation of the small intestine, such as celiac disease or Crohn's disease. Hence Chinese people are targeted by the white patriarchy, and shit is racist. Red stool can be a sign of bleeding in the digestive tract. The colour of the stool can vary depending on the location and severity of the bleeding. If the bleeding is in the lower digestive tract, such as the colon or rectum, the blood may mix with the stool and give it a reddish colour. The bleeding could be due to a variety of conditions such as haemorrhoids, inflammatory bowel disease, or colorectal cancer. But that's just a sign of the oppression heaped on native red Indians in the USA by the white male patriarchy. Black stools can indicate that there may be bleeding in the upper gastrointestinal tract, such as the stomach or small intestine. The black colour can occur due to the digestion of blood in the digestive system. However, it's important to note that certain medications and supplements, such as iron supplements or bismuth-containing compounds, can also cause stools to appear black. Certain foods, such as blueberries or liquorice, can also temporarily cause black stools. So you can transition your shit and become black. Plus you might get some of that reparation money. If your stool is consistently white or light-coloured, it could indicate a problem with your liver or bile ducts. Bile, which is produced in the liver and stored in the gallbladder, gives your stool its brown colour. If your liver is not producing enough bile or your bile ducts are blocked, your stool may appear pale or white. Lets face it the white patriarchy are full of bile and shit, and now there is medical proof they are racist. ========= The Guardian view of the subject.
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  6606. A buzz cut, and the realisation you are a hero at producing testosterone.  @Vibha-he4ky 
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  6607. Starmer's infected with Taqiyya.
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  6608.  @rederickfroders1978  The kind of climate change that causes is too fast and too much for entire ecosystems to adapt to in time before succumbing. ============ So what were the historical rates of change ? For example at the end of the ice age? What's the rate of change when we have a volcano go off.
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  6609.  @lauriew3517  There's no connection. Look at the science. Last week it was more CO2 produces colder weather.
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  6610.  @rederickfroders1978  We had natural change for the IR. So where's the graph of natural change so I can compare it against actual change? Good luck finding that key bit of data. That's why its a fraud.
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  6611.  @LuciThomasHardylover-qx6ts  Not its not. reported change = man made change + natural change + measurement errors. IPCC says clearly measurement errors are effectively zero. Where's the graph of man made change or natural change? Where's your evidence for increases in extreme weather? You use weather as evidence for climate change. Bizarre when you say you can't do that.
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  6612. What's the offence? If I know horse X is going to win, what's the issue with the bet? Who cares about bookies? Their behaviour against people placing bets is legion.
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  6613. More importantly, why was he in the country with a record like that?
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  6614. Another monopoly. Run for the benefit of the apparatchiks in charge who have no skin in the game other than ripping us off so they accumulate wealth. It's very simple - the reason put forward for nationalisation is simple that the state failed in its role as regulator. So the failure of the state is more state.
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  6615. Contrast Napoleon and Adolf. Both laid waste to Europe.
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  6616. So lets do a bit of transparency shall we. 20,000 a year killed by "avoidable mistakes" Preventable deaths due to problems in care in English acute hospitals: a retrospective case record review study - BMJ That's just acute hospitals. Lots more research confirms that. But I take it you think the victims should pay.
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  6617.  @charliemoore2551  So your blaming the staff. I'm only saying that in the case of manslaughter, the victim and the family should be generously compensated.
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  6618. You don't' need mandatory ID. That just enriches one of Blair's mates. 1. List of safe countries. If you arrive from a safe country, you are immediately returned. If you destroy your papers? Off to the Falklands. You get email and a phone, and you can organise replacements. 2. If already here, on asylum. If your country turns safe, a grace period and you go home. 3. 40K minimum tax code on economic migrants and zero welfare. If you don't fill pay that tax, single justice system and a criminal record. 4. Criminals deported [or off to the Falklands Problem solved very quickly. No need for digital ID.
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  6619. You missed off the 2 brits. That you only praised the asian, ignored the brits is just a form of racism.
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  6620.  @WinterStones  No. His behaviour is normal. Normal people go and help people who are attacked. The problem is that he didn't praise the other 2 who went to help. I think we know why he didn't.
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  6621.  @Badgerbeard  Why haven't you praised the other two who stopped him because they weren't asian. You've got no decency by your own standards.
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  6622. Desperation. What's going to happen is Trump will take revenge. That's going to keep the democrats tied up in knots. Meanwhile, he will go to work on the swamp. Melei is going to be the blueprint.
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  6623. So we know the replacement judge was biased and needs to be sacked. We know that in the legal system the people who replaced the judge need to go too.  @andrewcottle5372 
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  6624. Because the labour candidate is a racist.
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  6625. The man with his own special tax bill, passed by parliament, just so he can dodge taxes. The Pensions Increase (Pension Scheme for Keir Starmer QC) Regulations 2013 Even better. Get a tax evasion law just for yourself,
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  6626. That processing. A list of safe countries. ie. Most of them. No asylum from safe countries. On the next flight home. It's very simple. Remove the Home Office from the decision loop, make it automatic. Next, a no welfare policy. No social housing. No benefits if you come to the UK, bar contributory benefits such as JSA.
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  6627. Yep. And the public won't notice any changes.
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  6628. They aren't. The issue is the cause of the attack on the disabled. That's those pension debts hidden off the books. Instead they cover up the attack by saying aren't we good importing crime and poverty whilst they loot.
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  6629.  @kwakkers68  Correct. So you have to ask why they are doing this. Why are they favouring illegal migrants over the disabled? So first lets look at the migrants. Which countries? Are the countries safe? The answer in most cases is yes. Lord Alli went of to Syria. It's safe. So why haven't they simply put in place a list of safe countries. If you come from a safe country, you are immediately returned home. That saves more money because they stop coming, the spending on them disappears, and the money can be allocated to the disabled. That's not a difficult thing to implement. That cuts the gordian knot of the courts, lawyers and the civil servants creaming off huge amounts of cash. We've had one example in the week of one laywer jailed for a related scam. But they don't want to. They have what I would call Blair's hatred. They hate people like the disabled, they hate the elderly, they want to rub their noses in the shit because they didn't vote as they were ordered.
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  6630. So why is 30% of tax going on the debts? That's the cause of austerity.
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  6631.  @stephfoxwell4620  Borrowing only. There's more to the debt that just the borrowing. Have you looked at the liabilities reported in the WGA in the small print? 1. Borrowing [2,478.17 bn] 2. State pension 3. Civil service pension 4. Unpaid wages 5. Unpaid invoices 6. The EU 7. Expected losses on insurance contracts 8. Expected damages (Post office, NHS etc) 9. Nuclear clean up (paid up front, state pays for the work) 10. Expected losses on guarantees. What are the liabilties or debts other than the borrowing? What are the debt servicing costs of those debts? Why would you believe the Tories on the debt number? Why would they just report the money owed to their banker mates?
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  6632.  @OnlineEnglish-wl5rp  There's no evidence for that. In fact its the contrary,. The BoE booked at 35 bn profit on the SLS [Special liquidity Scheme]. All the money repaid in full. But if you look at the accounts, you can see just how much goes on the debts. All of them. It's 30% of tax. So austerity. Taxes at record levels, and spending is cut. The reason is that the difference is going in debts. That's public austerity and the cause. You can check this. BoE for the SLS, its on their website. For the cost of debts, see the WGA [whole of government accounts]. The spending is correct, its the liability side of the balance sheet that's fraudulent. Next, personal austerity. Low take home pay. Would a 30% cut in your taxes help? Of course it would. But there's those debts to pay. Let me tell you what's going on. You've been told by the people who have created the debts that someone else is to blame. Anyone but them. Why do you believe them? Notice, I've given you all you need to do to go and check for your self. A bit different from people who demand your money so they can spend it
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  6633.  @WarrenPeaceOG  Austerity is a consequence. The money going on the debt causes the austerity. Austerity is the state making a 30% gross profit on its services.
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  6634.  @karlkerr7348  Agreed. You can cancel civil service pensions. Use the money for something else. Is that what you want?
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  6635.  @stevegandalf4739  Steve, so lets go through it point by point. Money going on the debts. At least you realise that debts is plural. Borrowing, pensions, the EU, nuclear clean up,.... there are lots of debts. Spot on that a huge percentage is going on the debts. 30% goes on the debts. Growth is certainly hit, but those debts aren't connected to the banks, and remember the state made a 35 bn profit from the bailout Those debts are the cause of austerity. The cause of wealth inequality. The cause of that lack of growth. The cause of pensioner poverty. The cause of a lack of investment. So look at Karl's original post. Borrow and spend more money. Which produces more debt, which produces more debt costs, which ...
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  6636.  @stevegandalf4739  Sure. Taxes compared to cost of services. 30% gross profit margin.
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  6637.  @stevegandalf4739  Austerity. What's your definition? I'll give you two. Personal Austerity. You take home less money, you have to pay out for things you don't want or need, by force Public Austerity. The state cuts services. Those are two reasonable definitions. So the state pays 30% of all tax to service its debts. Debt isn't a service. So public austerity - caused by the debts. Would a 30% cut in your taxes help with personal austerity? Of course it would. But you can't have it because of the debts.
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  6638. So to sumarise. Police Chief says everyone else is to blame not ME.
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  6639.  @mikelondon1970  They had DEI policies. President Donald Trump last week ordered the Federal Aviation Administration to unwind its diversity, equity and inclusion-based hiring practices, claiming the agency illegally favored minorities, women, people with disabilities and members of other marginalized groups in its hiring under the Biden administration. So the question has it resulted in deaths is valid.
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  6640.  @bonjouritsready  Yep. Hiring people or not hiring people based on their skin colour is depraved.
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  6641. The most amazing one I've seen recently was Julian Chamberlaine. The police were trying to do him for using commemorative coins at a petrol station. He was arrested. Had a solicitor in the interview. Sgt said I'm not going to discuss the law. At that point, the solicitor should have stepped in and said unless you can articulate what offence and what law my client has committed, there's no point in carrying on. Needless to say he didn't. I expect he wanted the repeat business and I'm not saying from which side! :-)
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  6642. What is?  @taras6806 
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  6643.  @garyhumble7161  Correct. What can we do to change it? For example, today. One crime report. One complaint against the Parliamentary and Health Ombudsman. Setting up the Met for another lost complaint. A criminal offence by them. [Covering up a failure to do what they said they would do and lying] I've been subject to 6 common assaults today, and one set of public disorder. [Cyclists on the pavement] This weekend, if the mafia are back on Westminster Bridge, then Charing Cross police station are in dire trouble,
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  6644. Not working? Zero contributions. Massive consumers of other people's money. There's an easy solution 1. No discrimination. No pro White EU racism for example. 2. Net contributors only. 3. You get a minimum tax code of 38,500 a year, increasing in line with average wages. 4. No welfare for economic migrants. No housing benefit, income support.... 5. Remember, they came here for economic reasons. If its not economic for them they leave. What happens? 1. Massive cuts in state spending. 2. The beneficial migrants not affected 3. Wages rise for the poor brits 4. Tax receipts from brits go up 5. Welfare for brits goes down 6. Housing problem cured. How to implement? 1. Average wage - once a year from the ONS 2. Tax code? HMRC already know who is from overseas because of NI registration. Letters go out to employers. 3. Annual Check? Easy 4. Letters with the short fall? Easy 5. No welfare because you earn 38,500 a year. 6. Tax avoidance convictions? Easy - single justice system. All cases signed off by one judge. 7. One law change, on conviction, deported. Make it automatic. You can appeal the conviction, not the deportation. Can be done in under a month, and then the cash starts rolling in. Taxed at source, the companies hand over the tax to the government. They won't break the law because the consequences are no company. So the migrants have to make another economic decision.
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  6645. Really? Not many dead people voted for Trump.
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  6646. Weigh benefit claimaints.
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  6647. Where's the tax on the 10%?
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  6648. You could alwasy email Sebastian Richard Edward Cuthbert James and let him know what you think.
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  6649.  @GreyCrowe  Far from it. 4 years of gloating over the TDS aflicted.
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  6650. No more single use plastic = no condoms.
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  6651.  @julianshepherd2038  Still single use and doesn't decompose. They should be banned unless they are rewashed and re-used.
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  6652.  @oneoflokis  Some are latex, some are fossil fuelled. When it comes to these policies I'm in favour of experimentation. Not 1935's Germany experimentation on people without consent. No, the greens sign up to a register, get a badge they can wear to virtue signal. Then we impose all their policies on them. Washing out condoms and re-using them is one. It will need a new quango, OffBonk to make sure they are playing by the rules. Another example is flying Then their name is added to the no fly list. Personally, this should happen just after they jet off long haul Electoral Roll is cross checked against the register and gas supply. Then the gas is cut off. Smart meters, when the wind doesn't blow etc, click the power is cut off. Green only tariffs, no subsidies. After all they say subsidies are bad. Electric only driving licenses. If caught in a fossil powered vehicle, that they own, its crushed. If caught in a fossil powered vehicle, that someone else's owns, its crushed, and they compensate the owner. Lets experiment on their first, see how it works.
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  6653.  @jimstirling7223  Government causes the most damage an extra costs. eg. 30% of tax on debts. How do we tax government?
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  6654. No consent. The irish were never asked for their consent. Now what will happen is the past will repeat. Black and tan? The irish will attack Migrants, like the british? Kick them out. ....
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  6655. What happened to Aardvark Virus? Baboon Virus, ...
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  6656.  @spud7234  YPox? Well the why is to make money
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  6657. On the pills and cash, that's incompetence by the police.
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  6658. Investors in People was owned by the UK government. Buying slaves eh. The modern day slavery
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  6659. The evidence from the previous outbreak, for a SARs infection, shows a very long enhanced immunity.
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  6660. It's just like a household budget when your debts are inflation linked MMT is very clear .
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  6661.  @Lousialee-hm3gu  How can you have 5 MPs be found guilty by the commons for tying to influence a judge, and not have them done for perverting the course of justice? One rule for them, one rule for others.
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  6662.  @Lousialee-hm3gu  A common defence from the left. She's admitted to an offence.
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  6663.  @andybellklas1678  Exactly. 1. No criminals. If you commit a crime, bye bye. If you have a record, no no, you can't come. 2. No discrimination. No special rules for any country. Etc. 3. Net contributors only That's for economic migrants. It's very very simple. Works for the new arrival, works for the UK. We don't have that now. We have discrimination - special rules for the 97% white EU nationals as one example. That needs to be outlawed. Criminals? How many have been deported? Net contributors? On welfare? That's just racist against Brits forced to fund it.
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  6664. He's just making noises to stop losing votes. Then if, and its if, they stay in, they will renege on it.
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  6665.  @anjou6497  He was born in africa, now his an american. Who says anything about colour? Only a racist would raise colour as an issue.
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  6666.  @anjou6497  His behaviour is fine. What's wrong with freedom of speach unless you are a fascist?
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  6667.  @edaleman2758  1. Premeditated Yes 2. Vulnerable victim? Maybe 3. Tied up and shot = mental or physical suffering inflicted on the victim before death; 4. the abuse of a position of trust; No 5. the use of duress or threats to enable the offence to take place; = Yes 6. the fact that the victim was providing a public service or performing a public duty; No 7. concealing, destroying or dismembering the body. No 4 / 7 Mitigation an intention to cause serious bodily harm rather than to kill;  lack of premeditation;  the offender suffering from a mental disorder or mental disability which lowered his degree of blame;  the fact that the offender was provoked (for example, by prolonged stress);  the fact that the offender acted to any extent in self-defence or in fear of violence;  a belief by the offender that the murder was an act of mercy; and  the age of the offender Zero Plus relatives of a BBC employee. Starting tariff - 30 years He's not young, he used a 'firearm' So 35-40 and a real chance of a whole of life.
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  6668.  @minesadab  So for those that we can deport, why not deport them and make a significant impact on the level of crime? Same for imported poverty. Get that dealt with. Wages go up, poverty goes down, crime goes down.
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  6669.  @minesadab  I checked your numbers because I thought that number horrific. It's true, that 30% is correct. That is again horrific. What society have politicians created that 1/3 rd of men have criminal records? Another example is Starmer boasting about 4 million prosecutions. Again that's dire. Politicians have a lot to answer for.
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  6670. Which is why a minimum tax code of £38.5K a year solves lots of the problems.  @alistairmonro 
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  6671. Electoral Fraud. Insurance Fraud. False declarations on Birth Certificates. Tax fraud. Employment law broken. Not declaring rental income. Council tax fraud. Screwing ex over Capital Gains. And TV license evasion, the worst of all The biggie is the TV license! [According to the BBC]
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  6672.  @steveturner6770  Another angle. I'll add that to my list of Rayner offences
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  6673.  @steveturner6770  At least its currently optional. ie. We have a right of consent. Not something the state wants the peasants to have.
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  6674.  @jordoncampbell5118  Electoral Fraud. Insurance Fraud. False declarations on Birth Certificates. Tax fraud. Employment law broken. Not declaring rental income. Council tax fraud. Screwing ex over Capital Gains. Expenses fraud. And TV license evasion, the worst of all Offences.
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  6675. Out in 5 days. Labour have put in place a release prisoners early.
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  6676. And out early because the prisons are overflowing with too many criminals.
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  6677.  @polly6336  Agreed ... but ... they are releasing people en masse, before even 40% because of over crowding. In reality a failure to build prisons. A failure to deport. A failure to bar from entry.
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  6678. If they don't those illegal migrant will riot.
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  6679. Well some changes. Only british nationals since birth allowed to vote and hold office. No one with a criminal record to hold office or work in the public sector. Constitutency determined not on the number of resisdents, but on the number of registered voters. No right to nationality for migrants or their children.
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  6680. I think its pretty clear what the motivation is for SNP politicians. Get control, loot, walk away leaving the peasants to pay the debts,
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  6681. Wrong way round David. Parents who care earn more, educate their children more.
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  6682.  @ianforeman4377  Exactly. But remember the state has said to parents we will take over. Except of course, when it goes wrong.
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  6683. Probably. What's this button do?
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  6684. I don't think Starmer can allow the victims a voice. The simple reason is that the names they mention will be Labour politicians and employees of the State.
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  6685.  @SkyEcho7  When it comes to government accounts there's one number missing. The big number
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  6686. In these case we have accounts for government investments. They aren’t assets. They are just liabilities where the mates of the councillors get your cash. I bet there are big kick backs. The we have to pay the price
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  6687. How many of these countries have Tarrifs and restrictions on US goods?
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  6688.  @Daniel-zm1wt  So answer some basic questions. There's 16 trillion pounds of socialist pension debt with no assets. All hidden off the books. Q. Why hide the debts? 1. How are they going to be paid without austerity? 2. Wealth inequality has been caused by the debts Is that a good thing? 3. Lack of investment - cause by the debt. A good thing? 4. Low take home pay - 30% of tax goes on the debt. 5. Pensioner poverty cause by the debt. So come on, justify why those are great things.
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  6689.  @AndrewJOliver  Austerity is a symptom. This is the bit the left doesn't understand. There are two types of austerity. Public and private. Public austerity is where state spending is cut. Private austerity is where your income is cut and the cost of your purchases increases. That's a reasonable definition. So now look at the WGA. The whole of government accounts. The state makes a 30% grosss profit margin on its services. Tax receipts compared to cost of services. 30% profit. The reason is the 30% is going on the debts. 30% reduction in your taxes paid, cures private auserity. 30% increase in state spending would 'cure' public austerity. Austerity is a symptom of the debts, not a policy.
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  6690.  @AndrewJOliver  So lets take an example of one of the debts. Civil service pensions. Zero assets. But they are owed a pension. How are you going to "get that debt back" from them via taxation?
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  6691.  @AndrewJOliver  On the New Deal. That was 1% of US GDP. A 1% deficit spend. We've been runing at 5-10% deficit spending in the UK. Kenysian economics on steriods. Why has it not worked? Andrew this is the issue. You need to be far more critical about people like Gary. They are trying to flog you something and they want your cash. Are you being told the truth? The pension debts is a good example where you can test them. If they come back and say, national debt is 2.5 trillion, then they are saying the only debt is the money owed to bankers. It's not. They want you to think its affordable. It's not.
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  6692.  @AndrewJOliver  We can get to that. But you are trying the divertion. One of the big debts is civil service pensions. In the trillions. More than the borrowing. Where's that money gone, how do you tax to get those debts paid? Do you tax civil servants 100% of their pensions?
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  6693.  @AndrewJOliver  On the covid. The fix for this is to publish all state spending in full. Names, addresses, company names the works. Then you offer a reward as a percentage of money recovered. Say 10% Massive fraud, you then start producing programs to track the fraud down. Not going to be hard. That's down to the penny. But if you don't tax people and hand their money out to the spivs in the first place, then it can't go missing.
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  6694.  @jonhughes7264  So lets do the maths on that. There's a 16 trillion pension debt going up at 10% a year. All ONS numbers. You need another 1,600 bn a year, year in, year out. The top 200 Rich list. I suspect you think 100% taxation which basically means confiscation. How do you turn that money into assets? You wil get 2 months of the increase in the debts. That's for the top 100, excluding foreigners, but including Brits who have left the UK. Look its a great sound bite. Someone else pays. But when you look at the numbers, it doesn't add up. The debts are too large for the rich to pay. So what's going on. The left who have looted the wealth, need people to pay into the ponzi. So first you hide the debts. Then you say if only we could get our hands on the leprechauns. ... Just as valid as saying there's a golden goose to pay the debts. Why not go after the people who took the wealth in the first place running a pension ponzi?
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  6695.  @AndrewJOliver  You need 1,600 bn a year. That's 50% of GDP. You need to raise that year in year out just to keep the current set up. The pension debts are 16 trillion increasing at 10% a year over the long term. That's 1,600 bn a year. What wealth do they own? What rate of tax on the wealth? How much does that raise? How much of the 1,600 bn requirement does that fulfil?
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  6696.  @gordon1201  So civil service pensions do not get paid. Do you think they will accept that? Just one of the debts. One bit that Gary won't tell you is that there's a big difference between fixed rate debts and inflation linked debts. With fixed rate debts MMT is clear. You can print to pay, cause massive inflation, clear the debts. For inflation linked debts, when you print to pay, you get inflation and the debts get bigger in cash terms. Doesnt' work. Those pension debts are inflation linked. To pay them you need to tax the workers and hand over their wealth to the creditors. Pensioners.
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  6697.  @AndrewJOliver  videos on this channel and others that explain how government debt works. So find where Gary states how big the pension debts are? I know exactly how it works. Find where the pensions liabilities are reported. Must be easy for you to find them. Gary must have put out a number. My prediction. You won't find it. You won't say.
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  6698.  @AndrewJOliver  Talk UK. The UK Left is pushing for more migration because they think they will vote for them, The Tories are pushing for more migration to surpress wages and working conditions. In all cases the working class is screwed because they have to fund it. So back to that covid question and ask, how to solve migration? You publish all the costs for each migrant. NHS - 3k a year Schooling 8.5k a year Common goods - 3K a year. Total it up for the time here. Then you publish the income tax paid, scaled up for other taxes. We see the nunbers for the net contributors versus net consumers. Nothing like information to change policies.
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  6699.  @kaiharrod  Correct, but.... The problem was that instead of investing the contributions, the wealth, with the wealth paying pensions, they redistributed the wealth leaving a debt. So now the debt has reached the point where you get massive consequences, dire ones. Wealth inequality is bad. But 20% of peoples income has been asset stripped from them to pay the pension debts. Austerity is bad. 30% of state income goes on the debt not services. Low take home pay. Imagine reducing your tax bill by 30%. Would that help with cost of living? Pensioner poverty. Mr Average, if he had invested his NI would have had a fund of 1.15 million. 35K a year just in dividends. What does the sate offer? So that policy came with consequences. The consequence are bad. Why did it happen? Well the debts were hidden off the books to prevent people from seeing what was going on. Which bit do you think is wrong and why?
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  6700.  @kaiharrod  Or let me put it another way. I know why the state pension was set up. My view it should have been based on capital owned by the worker. Then we wouldn't have the mess. You could argue that isn't a good idea, and that socialist redistribution is the way. You then state that 30% gross profit margin is good. Wealth inequality is good. Poverty for pensioners is good and they should say thank you to the lords and masters in Labour and the Tories. Low take home pay is a good idea. ... . That would be honest. but socialists won't be honest about their policies and the consequences.
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  6701.  @kaiharrod  Not now. The scale of the correction is the issue. The debts there. Can't be magic'ed away. So the question is who gets the pain and how much? 1. State spending 2. Pensioners. 3. Tax payers - ie workers. It's an epic disaster. Step one, publish the debts in full. No fiddles on the discount rate. Send every taxpayer an annual statement with their pro rata share. The reason is without that people get conned by the Gary's of this world who say, if only we had a goose that laid golden eggs... The fairy story. That debt number also gives you the progress of any fix. You also need to include in that number what you could have had, if your wealth had been invested. Part of this is to prevent anyone involved in causing the mess from profitting. They need to be blamed and suffer the consequences. The other part, it shows part of the solution. You must invest your NI. Over time that exceeds for almost all the value of what the state currently offers. Over a 20 year period, the workers will be better off in wealth terms and the risk to the sytem goes down. Sadly they have to pay twice. They still lose. The state then just guarantees a basic income if you exhaust your wealth. That also covers anyone who cannot save, such as the disabled. We also need to stop giving away access to the welfare system to new arrivals. They get zero. I would even tax them at break even levels. 40K a year. That again cuts the problem down. But there is no palatable easy solution.
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  6702.  @rickymort135  A liability/debt is a present obligation of the enterprise arising from past events, the settlement of which is expected to result in an outflow from the enterprise of resources embodying economic benefits For example, if the state has received money in the past and is obligated to pay it back in the future its a debt. e.g Borrowing or pensions. Economic value covers services and goods. For example, if you worked for the state in the past and as a result the state is obligated to pay you a pension in the future, its a debt. Same for unpaid wages. Other examples, if we take the NHS. If the NHS has damaged someone in the past, from a mistake then the expected damages are also a debt/liability Borrowing State pension Civil service pension Unpaid wages Unpaid invoices The EU Expected losses on insurance contracts Expected damages (Post office, NHS etc) Nuclear clean up (paid up front, state pays for the work) Expected losses on guarantees. So in your case of Groceries. There's no payment in the past, The transaction for the delivery of groceries, against payment, has both legs in the future. It's not a current debt.
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  6703.  @rickymort135  So the borrowing. Payments of capital and interest in the future. Why is that reported?
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  6704. @ A liability/debt is a present obligation of the enterprise arising from past events, the settlement of which is expected to result in an outflow from the enterprise of resources embodying economic benefits For example, if the state has received money in the past and is obligated to pay it back in the future its a debt. e.g Borrowing or pensions. Economic value covers services and goods. For example, if you worked for the state in the past and as a result the state is obligated to pay you a pension in the future, its a debt. Same for unpaid wages. Other examples, if we take the NHS. If the NHS has damaged someone in the past, from a mistake then the expected damages are also a debt/liability So your grocery example, both legs are in the future. Not a current debt.
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  6705.  @rickymort135  unfunded pension liabilities they're talking about the future not the past. No. I'm talking current liabilities. Just the money owed for past payments [or work] that mean the state will pay pensions in the future. If someone makes a contribution tomorrow, that's not included. What's the difference between past liabilities, current liabilities and future [potential liabilities] On current liabilities go on the balance sheet up less you are pulling a Bernie Maddoff.
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  6706.  @rickymort135  And address my point, GDP per capita is 3x what it was in the 60s, meaning we've never had more purchasing power per individual in the country. Bought on credit. Give me your credit card, and I'll spend lots. Of course you'll have to pay it back. The richest bit. Only if you don't include the debts. All of them. That's the point. On the wealth inequality. Where are the trillions of pounds of wealth the workers have paid the socialist welfare state for their old age? Invested? Nah. All spent to give that illusion of wealth.
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  6707.  @rickymort135  ONS for the numbers. What number do you have?
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  6708.  @rickymort135  THe number comes from the ONS. It's based on their historical estimates for the unfunded pension liabilities that are omitted from the accounts. They are not uptodate, so its sinmply their last number with their published long term growth rate. All on the National Archive website As I said in replies to you its come from the ONS. Now you think the number is wrong. That means you must have a number you are comparing it against. Post your number and reference or admit what I expect to be the case. You don't want people to know.
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  6709.  @rickymort135  go to statistica and look at public debt as a percentage of GDP. ========== I know what's there. You are talking about borrowing only. I'm talking about all debts. Here are the top 10 debts Borrowing State pension Civil service pension Unpaid wages Unpaid invoices The EU Expected losses on insurance contracts Expected damages (Post office, NHS etc) Nuclear clean up (paid up front, state pays for the work) Expected losses on guarantees. This morning [yes today's] borrowing number is Total Amount Outstanding (including inflation uplift for index-linked gilts) = £2,625.10 billion nominal That's just hours old, unlike Statstica. So lets pick just one of those debts. Civil service pension for example. How big is that debt? You can knock off any assets they have invested to pay them. Oh wait, I've got today's number for you. Zero. No assets what so ever. You need to ask the simple question. Is Statisica giving you all the debts, or is it just telling you about the money owed to bankers.
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  6710.  @rickymort135  Public debts - plural - is what matters. That means all the debts. This is the game that Gary plays and you've fallen for it. To make debt look affordable you typically want a ratio of debts / income to be as small as possible. 1. Omit debts. Just don't include them Makes things look more affordable. 2. Inflate income. For example use GDP and not tax receipts. Even tax receipts isn't right. 100% of taxes going on debts, none on services? Is that realistic? No the correct income is tax receipts less core spending [ie. Costs]. That's the accurate measure of income. So now work out if its affordable
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  6711.  @AndrewJOliver  No he doesn't. I've watched it. He doesn't even state the debt number. Until you get a clear statement of the position we are in, its just fantasy economics. I set you that challenge. Can you find the size of the UK debts. You've failed. For example, if we take the borrowing. This morning that number is £2,625.10 billion. That's the official published borrowing number [close of business Friday] Easy to find if you know how. Now can you find a number for one of the other debts. Doesn't have even be recent, last 2-3 yearw will do. How about the civil service pension debts? Now I'm pushing you because you are saying you are right, but you can't find the number. I'm not surprised you can't find it. Gary for example is a banker. He's going to tell you the only debt is the money owed to him and his mates. All to make sure he's paid. Money owed to the peasants doesn't count. That is after all the plan. They want you to be ignorant so you carry on paying the state, handing over your wealth. Then when its your turn, so long sucker.
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  6712.  @AndrewJOliver  1:47 in the video you reference going to explain that today okay so government debt the government debt has increased since Covid from £1.9 trillion to £2.5 trillion, now I think these really big numbers like trillions So just the borrowing. Not the pensions. Not all the other debts. Just the money owed to bankers. Why would Gary ignore the money owed to the peasants and claim the only debt is the money owed to him and other bankers? It's fantasy economics at best. In reality its shilling for a fraud. So how is the search going for the pension debts? Not going well is it? You won't find the numbers. You really have to know where they hide them, and even then, how they rig them to make them look smaller. So how about an interim question. Why do you think you can't find the number?
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  6713.  @rickymort135  And what's the increase in all the debts? £2,625.10 billion is this morning's borrowing In 1960 the UK's national borrowing was £27 billion So we're talking a 100 fold increase in just the borrowing. If you say we are 'rich' you have to include assets and liabilities. Rich means having an excess of assets over liabilities. So what's the number for all the liabilies.
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  6714.  @rickymort135  I know exactly what I was doing. You made no inflation claims. You also made claims about debt. So what debts are you measuring to make the claims? Here's the top 10. Which are you including, which omitting? Borrowing State pension Civil service pension Unpaid wages Unpaid invoices The EU Expected losses on insurance contracts Expected damages (Post office, NHS etc) Nuclear clean up (paid up front, state pays for the work) Expected losses on guarantees.
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  6715.  @thewaffle003  Far from it. Simple test you can go verify yourself. Gary reports the National Debt at 2,500 bn. That's a little off, the National Borrowing, this morning as 2,625.10 bn So where's the pension debts? What about those civils servant and their pensions? Not owed them according to Gary. The only debt is to him and his banker mates. See if you can find out how much the civil servants are owed. Just one of the other debts from the borrowing. You might struggle.
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  6716.  @rickymort135  No you replyed ot someon else expecting me to respond. It's very simple. Future food purchases are paid for in the future. The payment and receipt of food are both in the future, so that isn't a debt. If you paid last week for a delivery of a TV next month, that's a debt. The company who sold you the TV owes you the TV. One leg [the payment was in the past] The delivery in the future. If you deposit money with a bank at 2% interest, due in a year. Then you have 1 leg in the past, one in the future. The bank owes you. If you borrowed money in the past, to be repaid in the future, its a debt. If you spent on a credit car two years ago and paid of the balance, last year, its not a current debt. It was a debt, but since both sides are now in the past, there is currently no debt. Now for thewaffle. Those pensions debt cause the wealth inequallity and austerity. People had paid the state close to 20% of their income. If they had invested that you wouldn't have been talking about wealth inequality. Mr Average for example, retiring today, 1.15 million in a fund if their NI had been invested. Instead they get zero assets and a share of those pension debts. 800K. They are down close to £2 million. future liabilities, or potential future liabilities I'm not talking future liabilities or past liabilities. Current liabilities only. What's the difference in your world, for the balance sheet for a) Past liabilities? b) Current liabilities? c) Future liabilities?
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  6717.  @rickymort135  PS. Your post from earlier didn't shbow up in any of my alerts. It does however show up when I read all the comments. So civil servants. Are they owed a pension? Simple yes or no.
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  6718.  @rickymort135  1. Borrowing. All the payments are in the future. So its not a debt in your world? Why? 2. I'm attacking the welfare state for causing wealth inequality, austerity, lack of investment, pensioner poverty. 3. I'm saying the civil servants are owed a pension. You're saying they aren't. 4. I'm agreeing with you. Spending 100K on food in the future isn't a debt,
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  6719.  @someonenotnoone  So 20% of the workers income went to the welfare state. None of that was invested. It was all redistributed. That leaves a debt. For example, are civils servants owed a pension for their contributions? I think they are. Seems a strange idea to the left here. So that's a debt. None of those contributions by public sector workers [civil servants, NHS, police .. .] were invested. So there's no assets to pay them. It's just debt. Same as the state pension. All the contributions there were redistributed. Given to someone else. None invested. That's what the system has done. So why aren't public sector workers owed a pension?
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  6720.  @rickymort135  Future liabilities arrise when both legs are the future. Past liabilities are when both legs were in the past. Current liabilities are when the are split. A liability/debt is a present obligation of the enterprise arising from past events, the settlement of which is expected to result in an outflow from the enterprise of resources embodying economic benefits [IFRS definition] 1) future payments from future income Not a debt 2). mum is owed if you agree to pay all her future groceries Not a debt. No payment in the past. [If she paid you, with a contract, then yes] 3) Civil servants are owed pensions It's a debt, payments in the past in, payments out in the future, with a contract. Just like the borrowing 4) It's a future liability. I'm talking current liabilities. Hence you don't know what you are talking about. 5) You'd agree with me that adding up all those future payments That's not what you do. You add up the future values, present valued, times the probility of paying them, JUST for those where payments were made in the past. That exactly the same as you claiming if the government's going to borrow money in the future it must be a debt now. It's not. 6) 30k salary would be a very very silly thing right? Correct. But that is exactly what I am NOT doing. You're reading into it what you want to read not what's written. So back to my question on debts. What are 1. Past debts 2. Current debts 3. Future debts.
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  6721.  @rickymort135  Future liability. The two legs in the future. Your grocery example. NOT include as a debt. Past liabilities. Two legs in the past. Not a current liability Current liability. The present value of future payments that will be made. Borrowing. State received money in the past to be paid in the future. State pension, civil service pension. Money paid in the past, paid out in the future. Same for EU under that crap Brexit deal. Notice in the definition its economic value. That covers services, goods and cash. All have economic value. So unpaid wages and unpaid invoices are a debt. Nuclear clean up, That's a debt. Payments under the nuclear levy in the past for goods and services, the clean up in the future. Lastly we have the issurance debts. Expected losses on insurance and guarantees, Like export credit. Not expected losses. Lastly, expected damages, NHS, post office.
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  6722.  @TJay96  hats a ridiculous amount of immigration most of which are low skilled, keeping working class wages down. ======== Correct. A dire effect. Housing crisis - another State spending? Dire again. 1.5 million plus dependents on welfare. That's 3 million Then we have crime So what's the solution? 1.Deport all criminals. 2. No discrimination 3. No welfare for migrants 4. No social housing for migrants 5. 40K a year minimum tax code. [Break even]. Deport criminals takes time. Welfare? Can be ended in a weekend. Tax codes? Sent out in a week end, kicks in at the end of the month. Social housing takes time to solve. There are contracts. So notice gets given.
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  6723.  @rickymort135  No. Pensions can be past, current or future. The key is when people paid the state, and when the state's obliged to pay them. So lets take the case of your mum. She's paid the state for her pension, and will use that money to buy her groceries. She paid the state in the past. The state will pay her in the future. One leg in the past, one in the future, that means its a current debt. That appears on the balance sheet. Joe Little, 14, hasn't started work yet. He's not contributed to the state for his pension. He will do in the future when he starts work, and his pension will/may be paid when he is old. The contributions in the future, the pension in the future. Not a current liability so DOESN'T get included in the debt number Ethel, who paid in in the 1940s and has died, well the payments and the pensions are all in the past. Doesn't appear on the books. Remember 4 books of accounts. Assets and liabilities are the balance sheet. Income and expense are separate. Income and expenses are recorded this year only. That is contributions in, and payments out. You DO NOT record in the income and expense books future payments in or out. On the balance sheet you do record the current value of assets and liabilities. But you need that two leg test, and you record the present value of them. For example, you don't assume that you have 1 Apple share and its going to be worth a trillion in the future. If you own it [one test] you record the current market value. Do you know the difference between income and expense books, and the balance sheet?
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  6724.  @rickymort135  So the borrowing, in your school of accoiunting. All the payments in the future, so not a debt?
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  6725.  @rickymort135  Lets not skip it. IFRS. International Financial Reporting Standards. The definition is this. A liability/debt is a present obligation of the enterprise arising from past events, the settlement of which is expected to result in an outflow from the enterprise of resources embodying economic benefits In financial accounting, a liability is a quantity of value that a financial entity owes. More technically, it is value that an entity is expected to deliver in the future to satisfy a present obligation arising from past events.[1] The value delivered to settle a liability may be in the form of assets transferred or services performed. If you want the wikpedia one. So both agree with each other. Now what?
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  6726.  @rickymort135  On your second argument. There are rules on assets, if you want to book them You can book assets, but the condition is you own them. Slavery has been outlawed. You can't own people. Next, if you want to book the future income from your slaves, you have to book future expenses by the same logic [doesn't work that way if you use the accounting rules]. So lets see. There's a deficit. The average "slave" in the UK costs more than they generate. Do you really want to book the slaves as an asset?
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  6727.  @rickymort135  Come on, you have to own the asset to book it. What assets are owned? You can't' own people. Don't tell me you want to count future outgoings but not future incomings... If you want follow the accounting rules, then you need to own the asset to book the income stream. You've got the rules from your prefered source, wikipedia. Why are you ignore them? On the liabilities, the rules are that its the obligation of past events resulting an outflow of economic value in the future. So you don't include future state spending unless that test is meet, and you don't include future tax receipts too because you don't own people. Follow the rules.
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  6728.  @rickymort135  On GDP. So you are proposing 100% taxation so the state can pay its debts. What do people live off when you impose 100% austerity?
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  6729.  @rickymort135  You said use GPD to pay the debts. So back to the question you've not answered. Are public sector workers like doctors and nurses owed a pension? It's very common on the left to dodge the question. Indirectly, like yourself, you say no, there's no pension debts.
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  6730.  @rickymort135  If your argument relies on assuming no more tax receipts collected in the future, it's a pretty weak argument. No. On the rules. Just apply IFRS rules. They are the government rules for accounting. They state, we use them. Then they don't because they want to hide the debts. So what information does that debt number tell you?
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  6731.  @rickymort135  .And I checked and the government follows FREM an adapted version of IFRS which spells out how to report tax income... So you're doubly incorrect Post the the evidence. Somehting that is searchable to back up your statement. = BTW under IFRS, no, civil servants technically aren't owed pensions because there's no contractual obligation. For PS workers, it is contractual. The state needs to implement a law that changes the contract. For the state pension its the law. To get out of paying in full, the state needs to change the law. That they have to change the law to get out, is 100% evidence that its currently a debt. Changing the law not to pay, is just the mechanism where the state defaults, again, and the peasants lose. You're just a typical socialist. Take the money, then screw the peasants over. Here's your problem. Reform come in. State simply to the treasury, DWP, you follow IFRS to the letter. The debts then get published. They then send a letter with the full details of the debts that have been stuffed down the back of the sofa to all taxpayers, with their share. They could even add on, if your NI had been invested, this is what you could have had. Last line, this is your total loss. What's the swamp going to do about that?
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  6732.  @rickymort135  Again, since you know admit, you must change the law to default. That leads the question you've not answered. What changes if people are told about the debt? The debts don't change. It's just information.
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  6733. So the 18% of income [real wealth] that the state takes as NI and recyles. It's all gone. In its place is negative wealth, debt. How's that going? How are you going to pay your £600,000 share of the state's pension debts? 10% annual rate of increase
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  6734. Southwark has evicted lots of tenants. Ledbury estate.
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  6735. So lets see. The Jack Smith case. Delayed indefinitely. Frozen. Not even scheduled. Then we have Fani Willis. Getting her latest squeeze to prosecute Trump, even though he has no experience of that type of trial. Over pays him, then they get to go on expensive cruises together. We have the White House organising it. She denied the relationship, then his divorced papers get unsealed and it all comes out. Then there's the tape of the whistle blower blowing the gaff what was going on. Her reaction, sack her. So she's going to be impeached. But keep it up. The American public have worked out the cases are a kangaroo court. They know if they don't get rid of the Democrats, they will come after them. .
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  6736. Spot on, with the exception of those that are criminals.  @harecombe007 
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  6737. It does show one possible way of speeding up searches. Use floating points with a small tolerance. Then you check using bignum to make sure they are accurate Floating point is fast. Then could you get this done on a GPU to at least screen the cases you don't need to do a full check.
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  6738. Trumps big mistake was this. He should have refused a debate with Joe until the nominations were closed. Then you do the debate with Joe, and the Democrats can't replace him. That would have lead to a complete whip out.
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  6739. Lord Chipolata? Baron Weiner?
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  6740. What control? I guarantee you none of the will pull welfare from migrants. You're stuck with them. That's dragging Germany down. What you should do is simple. No welfare. A minimum tax code set at break even level. Deport all criminals. For asylum, when its safe, you go home.
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  6741.  @tortoisewarrior4855  Ignore low skill migrants from other EU countries, forget most of your population doesn’t want It's very simple. 1. Deport all criminals. [Or a camp on the Falklands untill its safe for you to return home] 2. No welfare, no housing benefit, no social housing. First two can be done in a week, last takes longer as you need to give notice. 3. Tax codes set at 40K minimum. That's per adult, that's break even taxation if you ignore pensions. 4. No discrimination. Applies to EU nationals too. 5. Asylum. A list of safe countries. No asylum from safe countries. Right to remain revoked. If have got asylum, you get given 6 months to sort your affairs out. Then you are an economic migrant. What's not to like?
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  6742. It's interesting when the conspiracist theorists are proved right. Also when the jokes, very close to the knuckle, turn out to be true.  @davedenton1834 
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  6743. You have to look at the big crime. The welfare state and its pension ponzi. When you really understand that, it explains lots of things. Austerity is a direct consequence. High taxes, low investment, wealth inequality, pensioner poverty are directly caused. Then because the politicians know what's on the way, they loot. They have industialised the persecution of the masses partly because they want the money. Secondly, with a criminal record, you are underserving of services, so we won't deliver them. More cuts. All because of that pension debt hidden off the books.
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  6744. They were doing as they were told by the government. All the MSM pushed that line. Ask who was pushing it and who coordinated it.
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  6745. Google's AI is a small part, and all the AI suffers from garbage in garbage out. Now if we can get Disney and the BBC, on top of AB, then the fund managers will say enough is enough. On a simular DEI, we had the police officer go down for horrendous offences. That clearly was a DEI hire, as they ignored a rape allegation. May well be they dropped the investigation to hire him.
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  6746. I can see their argument. No conviction, who are they to say. What's needed, the right of recall. Above all prosecutions and on conviction you lose your job. Biden and his tax evasion is the prime example where this has gone wrong. Pelosi and her insider trading.
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  6747. Look, I'm pretty certain he's bang to rights as one might say. Guilty. So kicking him out is almost certainly correct. But in general, what happens when someone is acquited? Do they get their jobs back? Do they get compensation? That's an issue that's being buried. But he's a politician. Guilty until proved innocent should be the rule for them  @j.davidcox3783 
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  6748. Matrix Chambers. No legal aid for migration or deportation. Solves that little nest of vipers.
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  6749. Or the priest....
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  6750. Bury the crimes by having your mates investigate.  @desgilroy1357 
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  6751. Trump has already won.
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  6752. A man stabbed someone 19 times with a screwdriver in east London, leaving him with life-changing injuries. The victim, who is in his 30s, was stabbed in the head, abdomen and back on Elis Way in Stratford on August 19 this year. Other news Teenager jailed for at least 22 years after fatally stabbing motorbike enthusiast who named attacker in dying breath Man cries ‘it’s the end of my life’ after being fatally stabbed in London market ‘machete’ attack
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  6753. Containers. Racism
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  6754. Welsh terrorist. Yeah? Right?
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  6755. Racist. The English in law are a ethnic group. But its just independence for Welsh Scots NI. That makes you a racist.
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  6756. The BBC lied. What a surprise.
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  6757. Still millions coming
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  6758. Trumps Lead Arizona 5 North Carolina 4 Nevada 4 Georgia 2 Pennsylvania 1 Michigan 1 Wisconsin 0.3 New Hampshire Toss up Add on a 3-4% bias to the democrats in polling, and its a disaster for Harris.
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  6759. Labour won with less than 8 million votes. Reform got 4 million. So go and convince one other voter and its game over for the people who have ripped you off.
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  6760. The extortion model of government.
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  6761. MMT says that's inflationary. You can spend before taxation, but you have to tax equal to the value of the services plus debt interest.
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  6762.  @john-lenin  You have 1.5 million migrants on welfare. On aveage each will have 1 dependent. That's 3 million people dragging the UK down when we can simply say, go home you aren't welcome.
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  6763.  @richardroulstone-roberts8598  I agree and that is a problem. Youngsters don't realise. So what's the solution for Reform? It's information. 1. Full audit of the pension debts. 2. Everyone gets an annual statement of their share. 3. They could even be told, if we had invested your wealth, this is what you could have had. ie. A statement as to what you have lost. So you're 18 years old, and a brown envelope pops through the door. Congrations on being allowed to drink etc. Here's you 600K pension debt, your 185K borrowing debt. We hide it, but you're on the hook. That deals with youngster's ignorance. It deals with Tories, Labour, Lib Dems, PC, SNP, ... Who would have thought a bit of sunlight disinfects completely
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  6764. A far simple test. Do you pay more tax than you cost, if so you can stay. If not you are out.
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  6765. They are very very worried that on regime change, what they have done gets exposed. They have no where to run.
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  6766.  @Maugirl2  We all know why. They are worried about their own necks.
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  6767. Show Ioan Pintaru's face.
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  6768.  @nineteen8026  Personally, I'm not worried about numbers. It's about three rules. No criminals, no discrimination including racism, and net contributors only. If all economic migrants paid more tax than they cost, people wouldn't be complaining. Simple to implement, change their tax code to be at least break even. ie. Trivially simple. Taxed at source, the money comes out. Of course many would be left with nothing after tax. Zero, Zilch. How can the left complain when they say migrants pay more tax than they cost, for a rule that they MUST pay more tax than they cost. At that level of income, no welfare. We would however still have to pay to get them home.
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  6769.  @nineteen8026  If they are all paying 14K a year in tax, we are better off. But if they are working for deliveroo, as security guards, as traffic wardens, as baristas, as tarts as cleaners, we are screwed
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  6770.  @adcs88  Also, how are people buying Bit Coin?
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  6771.  @adcs88  How about a transitional arrangement as an experiment. Lets have a new parallel currency. No need for taxation or fines to back it up. Government prints it, uses it to pay public sector workers, public sector worker's pensions. It will need a name obviously. Something easy to remember. Some thing like the "Voucher". The government pays Richard and PS workers with vouchers. Remember, you can never run out of vouchers. Heck as an added bonus, we can increase all PS worker's salaries. If you earn £50,000 a year now, you get 100,000 in vouchers. You're better off by miles. What's not to like?
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  6772. @ChucklesMcGurk Another bizarre argument from the left is that governments are not like households. Have you heard that one?
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  6773. And on top, the very low reporting rate.
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  6774. $1.6 bn is the going rate.
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  6775. They strike, names and photographs taken. Makes it easy to sack them
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  6776. If you hate the hate law, have you committed an offence?
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  6777. Donald trump. The only man who has won three consequetive elections.
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  6778. def fibonacci_binet(n): if n <= 0: return "Invalid input. Please provide a positive integer." phi = (1 + math.sqrt(5)) / 2 # Golden ratio fib_n = round((phi ** n) / math.sqrt(5)) return fib_n
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  6779. BBC liars. The BBC had an investigation. I wonder what was and wasn't done.
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  6780. It will be bankrupt before then. 20,000 killed a year by avoidable mistakes just in English acute hospitals. Or are you saying the victims have to pay the price?
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  6781. We didn't get brexit. We didn't get the bonfire of regulations We got more tax We got more poverty imported. We have millions of migrants. 50% pay no tax. They are dependents. 1.5 million on welfare not working. Of the rest very few pay more tax than they cost in state services. On your tax the wealthy, you're clueless. How much money do you need? You can't say. You can't even say how big the debts are like pensions. So politicians are looting. Look at Reeves, at Starmer, at Raynor. First thing they do is accept lots of dosh.
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  6782. She might like it
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  6783.  @davidnichol6282  It's not just the SNP, its the entire state and the MSM are in on the scams.
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  6784. Doing a runner wasn't on my list of predictions.
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  6785. I bet that they don't keep accounts. That means we need a full audit and prosecutions for the fraud.
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  6786. Its the chinese. They like executing people.  @Adam-mo6gf 
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  6787. We need Biden to run, because his key role is to lose.
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  6788. On the payment of the £63, the others should be immediately cancelled.
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  6789. The salt is freely flowing at the BBC.
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  6790. The shredfest as started. Can they get it complete before the inaugeration?
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  6791. The man who spent £160,000 on chauffeur cars ,took an 85 min flight to Belfast costing £443.spent £20,000 on 4 flights to Washington ,spent £724 for taxis, and took home over £1 million in 5 years in charge of the CPS, and takes a £336,000 State pension and spent £250,000 in travel over 5 years as a public prosecutor. The man with his own special tax bill, passed by parliament, just so he can dodge taxes. The Pensions Increase (Pension Scheme for Keir Starmer QC) Regulations 2013 Plus  £115,000 a year for life.
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  6792. How many twists per meter? What does that tell you?
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  6793. GCSE History Paper. 2026 Who were the Tories?
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  6794. Also, magistrates do work for the betterment of their society, Not in this case. They are working for the prosecution. If they don't do what the prosecution wants, they don't get the gig.  @KevinHorrox 
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  6795. You need to stagger it. Start off with no welfare for new arrivals, and minimum tax codes of 40K a year,. That's break even. Second automatic deportation for convictions. So when that tax isn't paid, boom, single justice system, you get sent the papers, if you don't stump up the cash, its a bulk signing and now you're a criminal. I suspect that the left will go and say you can't do that for recent arrivals, its discrimation.So the state agrees, applies it to all. Not what the left wanted , but ... A list of safe countries. No asylum from safe countries. Canceled with a grace period or refused for new ones, then you are shipped home.
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  6796. Ausweiz schnell schnel schweinhund
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  6797. I've been doing a survey of some police websites. Tends to be the more serious cases that get to their news pages. Mainly Murder Drugs, Violence and R. Out of 1137 criminals, 780 can be deported. 69% Second observation. I've just started keeping statistics on the victims.34, 7 born here [doesn't distinguish those from migrant backgrounds]. 20 born overseas. 7 where I can't tell because there are multiple hits on the birth reguster.
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  6798. Looking forward to the meeting where she gets cuffed, and does the perp walk.
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  6799.  @vivektiwari202  You are. I do like the gimp suit by the way Hear versus here.
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  6800. So question. Fly onto the runway, or hold off? Fly on, the friction increases very quickly. Hold off and you are likely to run longer.
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  6801. If your not on the road you are unlikely to be hit at all.. ========== Crap. If you are on the pavement, you will be hit by a cyclist.
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  6802. Simple rule change. Minimum 38K a year tax code. Taxed at source, lots of money raised.  @harecombe007 
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  6803. Delay the case? The 6th Amendment applies.
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  6804. One of my ancestors did Thomas A'Becket
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  6805. So why doesn't richard talk about the 16,000 bn pension debts that are hidden off the books.
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  6806. Sectioned for being innocent. Very communist.
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  6807. She's toast because people aren't going to vote for them,. She's wrong on migration. She fails to talk about the elephant. Why allow in migrants who generate less tax than they cost? The standard argument is who will do job X without migrants? Always the shit jobs, always the low paid jobs. The same argument was used before the US civil war where X was pick cotton.
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  6808. And they claim the vaccines work.
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  6809. Refences?
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  6810.  @malcolm8564  The sahara desert is large. Why does that mean it must be wealthy?
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  6811.  @malcolm8564  Where's the trillions of pounds of wealth the Socialist Welfare state has taken from people?
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  6812.  @alanhat5252  Who pays MPs calls the tune. It's corrupt
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  6813.  @M2Mil7er  And where are the trillions the workers have paid the socialist welfare state for their old age?
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  6814.  @paulgibbons2320  Unions are just another variant of pay us other people's money
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  6815.  @SmartyAssyin  I've seen no evidence he's a muslim. Maltese extraction, born in Lutton. Brother in jail for murder. Father is violent. Maltese background, on probability, goes against him being islamic.
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  6816. BBC. When are you going to verify what crimes Fauci has been pardoned from committing?
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  6817. Which means the villains are the Labour politicians who are the regulators.
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  6818. What's Chrome? I've dumped it. Brave works better.
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  6819. Tot up how much you've saved. Plus interest
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  6820. Who cares? No one is watching.
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  6821. There are cases where courts have overturned deaths. Mainly when the person who has had a death certificate issued turns up and says, you've made an error.
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  6822. Not enough. You have to deport all criminals. You have to say no welfare for migrants. No Social housing. Then you have to apply a minimum level of taxation so that they are not a burden on others. Then they will make an economic decision. Can they afford to stay here?
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  6823. Trickle up. Where are the trillions the workers have paid the socialist welfare state.
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  6824. Trickle down will never work. So where are the trillions the workers have paid the welfare state for their old age? Invested perhaps? Er no. Spent? Yep, splashed up the wall. How bigs the black hole? You're a peasant, stop answering questions you little oik.
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  6825. On the mammoth hunting. An adventurer travels through the jungle and is suddenly confronted by an unusual sight: fallen trees and trampled vegetation as if something gigantic has forced its way through. He decides to investigate. After walking for a few minutes, he sees a dead elephant lying on its side and a pygmy jumping up and down with excitement on top of the fallen elephant. The adventurer inquires as to what is going on. "The elephant, sir," explains the pygmy. "The elephant has gone mad. 'Tis terrible. Elephants are wise and friendly, but when an elephant goes mad, it destroys everything in its path. It cannot be reasoned with, no sir, and it cannot be helped in any way. Unfortunately, when it happens, the elephant has to be put down." The adventurer inquires, "But how did you kill such a gigantic animal?" "I killed it with a club," helpfully explains the pygmy. "It must have been a big club," observes the adventurer. "Yes, sir, a very big club indeed," says the pygmy. "We have over 300 members!"
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  6826. Still hiding the pension debts Richard. That puts you in the category of the money lenders.
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  6827. It won't. The wealth has been looted by the welfare state leaving a debt.
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  6828.  @GorzillaPoo You've not understood it. 30% is the gross profit margin of the state. What would happen if the the workers invested that 30%, plus another 8% for work place pensions? Would they accumulate wealth? Take Mr Average, back test it, tell us what Mr Average retiring at the end of last year would have. You would be shocked.
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  6829.  @GorzillaPoo  So Mr Average. 39K a year. 30% of his tax is the state's profit margin. Going on debts. 8% is work place pensions That's' 14.82K a year. What does that compound up to if invested?
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  6830. Taking from the poor to enhance their bank balances.
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  6831. So he's into gags. Is that what we are supposed to bite down on?
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  6832. So to arrange it? The biggy is the Al Capone approach. Namely accountants. 16 trillion pounds of debt hidden off the books. Get a full audit, then start sending out billls to voters with their share. Make it look like the HMRC is involved. You don't have to do it to all voters, just a select few. I would say 18 th birthday as a started. Then you want people are who are connected to others. So not more than one per household. Get people with lots of links on facebook etc. All available info. Where will the swamp run? For the lords, I've 6 state secrecy certificates made out to me personally. All for expenses fraud. It was rampant. So what we need is the attendences of Peers, and cross check against epxenses claims [that's what they made secret]. But a new government can deal with that. That removes most of the lords.
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  6833. Another one for my list of bad politicians.
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  6834.  @bedeckt why? Lots of laws are extraterritorial
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  6835. Alex Baldwin's sweating problem has partially been fixed.
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  6836. Exactly. Gone silent.
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  6837. Cut the ministries - yes Cut taxes - yes School vouchers - yes Bismark not Beveridge health care yes On the dollar. Far better to put someone in charge of the central bank. Increase interest rates to get inflation under control. Set the inflation target to be the index, not the rate of increase in the index. That gives the Argentine currency value Lastly, sharia law for the government. No borrowing. No debt. Zero. Zilch Build up a Sovereign wealth fund for emergencies. 1% of GDP a year, gives you the fund in under 20 years. 20% of GDP is enough.
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  6838. I take they are going to ask here pertinent questions. I'll have a tea, 1 sugar and a biccy.
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  6839. So which football matches do you think he watched? Or was it foot on balls, a niche genre. ..
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  6840. It does matter. Antisemitism is just racism.  @epincion 
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  6841. I was a uni with a kleptomaniac. She was lifting bedding from a department store. Lots of it. Never used, just taken. Mind you there were two local girls who signed up to a business course. Got a couple of rooms. They started up in "business". Cheaper than paying a madam at the local knocking shop.
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  6842. On the right to come to the country. 1. Did they have the points? Are they highly skilled 2. Were they involved in Genocide? 3. If they were refugees, the genocide is over. Why haven't they returned home?
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  6843.  @elliekirk6001  Yep. I built a list. Expenses, to sex crimes, the works. 455 names on it. Ian Harvey - its going back a bit - is my favourite criminal MP In November 1958, Harvey and a 19-year-old guardsman, Anthony Walter Plant of the Coldstream Guards, were found in the bushes in St James's Park and arrested; Harvey tried to escape, and attempted to give a false name on arrest. Both were charged with gross indecency and breach of the park regulations; when tried on 10 December, the indecency charge was dropped and both were fined £5. Harvey paid Plant's fine as well as his own.
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  6844.  @jimsmithcivils8459  No, she was trying to commit a fraud to get a free phone.
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  6845.  @deanbuckfield9345  Fraud has victims.
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  6846. ​ @zlamanit  And? She plead guilty because she was.
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  6847.  @dereksutherland8020  Clement Freud. Cyril Smith. Janner.
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  6848. The Brussels shooting apparently was Norweigan choir boys on a cultural exchange.
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  6849.  @VortexSahde  When he was born, he's parents didn't have british nationality. That makes him Rwandan
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  6850. Extort the public!
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  6851. Of what? Playing devils advocate here,what's the defence going to be? My bet is self defence. So it's not just the video, its what's on the audio. Given it took so long, the question is what was said, and why the police/CPS were so keen not to have a trial?
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  6852.  @marisabenson1222  Nope. If you look at the polls, he's at 312 votes. Home and dry. Next you have to look at the bias in the polls. 2016 5%. 2020, 4% Both to democrats. Undersampling rural areas. Concentraiting on the young etc. People reluctant to say Trump out of fear of violence. The disatisfaction with Biden/Harris is large. She can't over come that. It's a clear win. What margin is the question.
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  6853.  @marisabenson1222  I've pointed out the errors. A bias in the reported number is clear. 2016 5% in favour of Clinton. 2020 4% in favour of Biden. That's what they polls showed. So even if the bias is 0, Trump wins. Even if its the trend, that 3% on top of the polls, Trump wins. If its the average 4.5%, Trump wins. You don't hear much from the democrats about polls unless they pick an outlier. They won't talk about the other polls.
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  6854.  @steevenfrost  Still "banged up". Along with the Lincolnshire 6. There's a link ...
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  6855.  @gavinmcinally8442  They could equip it with those paddle boats from the local boating pond.
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  6856. 2% off NHS spending on treatments.
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  6857. Correct. I have state secrecy certificates made out to me. We are not allowed to know about the frauds.
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  6858. and don't forget the crime of the century. Did she have a TV license in her name for the property?
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  6859.  @timq8470  Don't believe it. She wouldn't be buying food there because she wasn't living there.
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  6860. Let Labour pass its fascist laws. They are going to lose the next election. That means reform can use those powers to deal with the left. Jail, censorship, arrests. Fast track court cases for the left and for deportations. I suspect they won't like it up 'em.
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  6861. One interesting feature of the councils going bust is investment. The left demands investment. So I ask where are the accounts for these "investments". I want to see the income and expense accounts to see if they have made a profit, and similarly the balance sheet showing assets a liabilities to see the same thing. They can't provide them, because the investments aren't investments The exceptions are councils. We know can see exactly how these government investments have worked. The latest is Nottingham. The BBC doesn't report what has gone on. However, they started a company Robin Hood Energy. The only bit of that name that's correct is the robbing bit. The tax payers have been robbed. Auditors Grant Thornton calculated the council had invested a total of £43m into the company and risked £16.5m in guarantees. Bristol did it first. The failed energy company, set up by Bristol City Council, lost around £46m. A report examined why extra council investment was approved despite the heavy losses. So why did Nottingham copy the investment? Croydon. Bust three times. Croydon borrowed £545m during the past three years to invest in housing and commercial property. This included a £200m loan to its own housing development arm Brick By Brick, which has yet to return a dividend. The council has capital borrowings of nearly £2bn. It invested £30m in the local Croydon Park Hotel in 2018-19. This went into administration in June. It also spent £46m on a shopping centre. The council’s strategy of “invest[ing] its way out of financial challenge” was “inherently flawed”, as councillors did not properly understand the retail and leisure markets, auditors said. It had debts that totalled £1.3bn. Woking. Following a failed investment strategy, propelled by borrowing hundreds of millions of pounds for local regeneration projects, Woking Borough Council issued a section 114 notice in June. The council – which invested in building a new shopping centre, residential skyscrapers and the cutlery for a 23-storey Hilton hotel in the town centre – has debts which are forecast to reach £2.6bn Thurrock’s situation emerged after it provided £655m to companies via bonds, including the purchase of 53 solar farms.
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  6862. Sexual Offences Act 2003, S1, Rape. Rape (1) A person (A) commits an offence if— (a) he intentionally penetrates the vagina, anus or mouth of another person (B) with his penis, (b) B does not consent to the penetration, and (c) A does not reasonably believe that B consents. (2)Whether a belief is reasonable is to be determined having regard to all the circumstances, including any steps A has taken to ascertain whether B consents. (3)Sections 75 and 76 apply to an offence under this section. (4) A person guilty of an offence under this section is liable, on conviction on indictment, to imprisonment for life. The only tricky word is "He" in section 1 a However, English law also states. "Unless the contexts otherwise demands, words importing any gender shall be interpreted to mean any or all genders." In this case, he/she has a problem because of part 1(a)
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  6863.  @Bezart34  My brothers' been more recently. Had a whale of time. Spent all his time in the scrap yards of lagos with is mates that he sells fridges etc too. So think, your a local no good lad. White bloke walking arround scrap yards? is he a) A complete nutter - don't mess with him b) His mates are the worst sort of complete nutters So it would be good to go again .
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  6864. The UK GDPR does not apply to certain activities including processing covered by the Law Enforcement Directive, processing for national security purposes and processing carried out by individuals purely for personal/household activities.
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  6865. Where are the trillions the workers have paid the DWP for their old age?
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  6866. Congratulations to the new multimillionaire civil servants.
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  6867. 17,000?
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  6868. 1. Rumaena - a female name 2. Urdu in origin.
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  6869.  @AngryBootneck  I did have to look it up. It's got Latin origins apparantly. If its used in Urdu, then it will go back even farther to PIE. Not the PDF organisation loved by Harriet Harman. Proto Indoeuropean. The northern Indian Languages, Tokarian [China] and all the way to Welsh Gaelic and English share a common ancesteral language.
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  6870.  @AngryBootneck  I'm not woke by the way. My pronouns today are te he he! :-).
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  6871. Plantation owners demanding they get people to pick their crops, wash their backsides, serve their lattes, clean their toilets.
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  6872. The question is why this test does not apply to economic migrants period? Easy to implement, just change the tax codes of all economic migrants to a minimum of £38,500 a year. Problem solved. Taxed at source, billions raised. On £38,500 or more, then they won't be eligible for welfare.
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  6873. Fish cops is a clear example that DOGE need to address.
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  6874. Do you know why I've pulled you over? Hmm, time for a call to 101 or 999, because clearly there an issue that you might have an incompetent and hence fake police officer who doesn't know his job.
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  6875. GBN news. Going bias. You've removed the people who were antistate. Look at the problems in the UK. The state is up to its neck in all of them
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  6876. They want to avoid a vote on the 25th amendment.
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  6877. Deportation of Criminals. That's easy. On the rest I tend to agree with Nigel, a bit. Let me explain. What you do is say no welfare, no social housing, and you start increasing tax thresholds to break even levels of 40K a year. 20K first year, 30K second year, then 40K. That's the minimum tax code you get. For asylum, a list of safe countries deals with most cases, and no legal aid for asylum/migration also works wonders. So lets say under 1% of flights a day are used. That's 60 flights. 100 passengers a flight plus security. That's 6000 a day. That's the criminals deported in 2 weeks. That is not difficult.
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  6878.  @neveraskedforthis270  When their companies go bust they do.
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  6879.  @neveraskedforthis270  When their companies move overseas, most can't follow.
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  6880.  @skyblazeeterno  Standard left wing approach. Oil companies paying tax is a subsidy apparently.
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  6881.  @skyblazeeterno  Another mistake. VAT is paid as a percentage of the purchase price. Employer's NI is paid as a percentage of the salary. In both cases, who writes the cheque? The company, not the employee or purchaser. But ask them about VAT and its the consumer who pays. Now ask them who pays the employer's NI, its not the employee, but in reality it is
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  6882. Someone needs to ask bill if he likes them middle aged. :-)
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  6883.  @laceandwhisky  That's not Body Worn Video. What interesting looking at it, no cameras on - flashing lights - but lots of officers. That says conspiracy.
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  6884.  @godzillas6301  Trumped by GDPR law.
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  6885. Southwark stopped people using gas to cook and heat in one of their blocks. Now they have kicked them out because of fear of collapse. That's taken years.
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  6886. We have fascism now. We want rid of it.
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  6887. This is the issue. How do you check that the correct procedures have been followed? What I suspect is going on, is the council is just making it up.  @phil2544 
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  6888. The law is absolutely clear on this subject. There is no authority for administrative courts in this country and no Act can be passed to legitimise them because of the constitutional restraints placed upon her Majesty at her coronation. Her oath requires her to govern us according to our respective laws and customs, a vital part of which consists of the tripartite system of separation of powers between judiciary, parliament (legislature) and executive. The collection of revenue by administrators is extortion, and extortion has been found reprehensible since ancient times. Halsbury’s Laws of England  @phil2544 
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  6889. Correct. Someone needs to push the fraud with the Local Government Ombudsman for starters. ie. Court says its not on the register. Council has made it up as we know. Can they back that up with the LGO?  @futurecarslondon1109 
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  6890. Or ask the question why does the state need so much cash when services are being axed?
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  6891.  @aldozilli1293  The super rich don't invest in bonds. 1. Insurance companies - forced to lend their capital. 2. Banks - forced to lend their capital. 3. Pensioners forced to lend their capital if they buy an annuity [the rules are rigged] 4. Other central banks in a scratch my back, I'll scratch yours. 5. The government. See the Asset Purchase Facility. The rich aren't involved.
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  6892. 6:00 she wants a drug dealer.
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  6893. But will they be trans?
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  6894. Given the English acute hospitals, not scots or welsh, not GPs, not Pharamicists, bump off 20,000 a year from errors, that's the problem. They needed to include the error rate before calculating the odds. They didn't. Another example, billion to 1 on DNA matches. What's the error rate in the lab? That swamps that. What about cross contamination? Swamps that again. What about planting of evidence is that 1 in a billion? Dream on.
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  6895. Just sent you an email with lots of EVs going up in smoke, in China. Some chain reactions where one fire causes others to go off, which ....
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  6896. No, its a socialist ponzi. That's the core problem.
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  6897. So the question, who is the gold commander? He's a chief inspector. The one with 3 pips and the yellow epaulettes that indicates he's in charge of policing the protest.
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  6898.  @Veeger  My current complaint. Parking on double reds to fine people for parking on double reds. I've challenged them in the past, they carried on. So its a policy that's gone wrong. In this case the officers went on the attack, accusing me of harassment. They said if I don't like it, complain. What they didn't know is that I had been doing my research. Basic police drivers MUST obey the highway code at all times. He admitted to being a basic police driver. I FOI'd the Met, do they have any divergence from the college of policing rules. No was the answer for basic drivers. So the complaint goes in. I SAR'd for their body worn video, made it clear I wanted to see their statements and the video in case there were any follow ups. [In reality it would be them being very very rude about me]. So they want to hide that. First major cause for concern, a second response on the FOI contradicting the first. ie. Professional standards had told the FOI if you don't change your answer, we have a problem. So I raised the complaint to perverting the course of justice, and SARed for all the communications on why the FOI was changed. They have gone completely silent on that. They have also stated the answer is going for review before being sent out. No statements, no body worn video supplied. Just you have your video of it. I do, I want the discussion afterwards. I also said if they proceed in the way they are, each and everyone of my FOIs and SARs where they breached the time limit and I complained was under schedule 3. They will get follow up complaints for not following the law on resolution letters. That doubles the number they will have to write. All will go to MOPAC, and all the information ones to the ICO. Given the repeated nature, the ICO is suspect will fine. MOPAC - there's an 8 month delay - have a problem because it shows a pattern of abuse of complaints.
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  6899.  @ajc5479  They are bit more careful. The reason is I had 9 upheld last year. One came about when I appealed it to MOPAC, and MOPAC ordered the Met to make changes to crime reporting. The head of crime reporting had a bit of a shock when I sent him an email saying I was going to test the implementation of that order. He hadn't been told!
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  6900. When you make the complaint "schedule 3" it goes on employment files. Upheld or not.  @ajc5479 
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  6901. THe core problem is socialist. They redistributed all the contributions, didn't invest a penny. Then to hide it they don't report the debts.
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  6902. There are other measures of affordability. Welfare state pension debt, per tax payer. Can the average tax payer afford a £600,000 debt rising at 10% a year? Can Mr Min Wage afford that? Clearly the answer is no, so the welfare state won't pay its debts.
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  6903. Or somewhere, there's a village that's missing an idiot.
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  6904. Updates - boy, 17, dies after shop knife attack in Smethwick and crash near city hospital West Midlands Police said the victim was chased into a shop in Waterloo Road, Smethwick, before being stabbed ============= Could be connected. ============= A shop worker has described seeing a teenager being 'chased' into a store room before a man with a machete began 'stabbing and thrusting' at him. Derlano Samuels, 17, was seen running into a Smethwick shop on May 1 last dyear before a man with a 'large knife about 25cm long' followed, Wolverhampton Crown Court heard today. Derlano was allegedly stabbed multiple times. Cam'ron Dunn, 19, denies murder. ============= From 2 years ago. Found Guilty. Nash Dhindsa said: "Becoming the norm around the West Mids, I said this before parents need to wake up to what your twinkles are up to on the corners with their so-called friends." June Price commented: "Vile stinking thug. Big man with a weapon [in] his hand."
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  6905. They certainly are not the solution.
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  6906. THey want to break the link between contributions and pensions. That way they can default on the debt completely.
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  6907. No, it requires the police to have the instrumentation to catch them.
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  6908.  @corydorastube  Fires sparked by faulty e-bikes and e-scooters have injured at least 190 people in the UK and killed eight as a surge in public enthusiasm for battery-assisted travel is matched by a more than quadrupling in blazes since 2020. Overheating lithium-ion batteries create fierce fires, releasing toxic smoke, and are now occurring at the rate of at least six a week in the UK, according to figures obtained under the Freedom of Information Act. Fire and electrical experts are warning riders against buying batteries in less regulated online marketplaces, particularly from China, and are urging greater precautions when charging. The number of injuries in London, the worst affected area, is on course to be more than four times higher this year than in 2020. Fires more than quadrupled in Greater Manchester from 2020 to 2022, injuring six people, figures show.
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  6909.  @corydorastube  A speeding cyclist who knocked down and killed a pensioner has avoided prosecution because speed limits do not apply to bicycles, a court heard. Brian Fitzgerald was doing timed laps of Regent’s Park in London with a group when he collided with Hilda Griffiths, 81, while she was crossing the road. Despite a 20mph speed limit, Fitzgerald, a member of the Muswell Hill Peloton cycling club, told a coroner that they were travelling at up to 29mph in an aerodynamic formation.
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  6910. It's not a boost. It just leaves you in the same position. What you are missing off is what people would have had if the state hadn't looted their wealth? You are missing off how much socialist pension debt the state has accumulated.
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  6911. Greta the Grifter.
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  6912. No no no. The top up comes from tax with no consent.
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  6913. Fraud - ask why they don't report social security debts. When you ask them about those debts, why do they become ultra aggressive and attack you for asking?  @tracypolselli1464 
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  6914. The reason for the fraud is they are looting. They are looting because of social security debts  @tracypolselli1464 
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  6915. And all those coop MPs,
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  6916. The propaganda is strong. Why is it that the press never show the crowds at Kamala events. Just the hand picked paid for mob sitting behind her.
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  6917.  @col.hertford9855  What's fascist about migration policies? Here's mine. 1. No criminals. Barred and deported. 2. List of safe countries. No asylum from safe countries. 3. Net contributors only. 40K a year minimum tax code.
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  6918.  @RichardJMurphy  If you are in the EU you do.
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  6919.  @lukemclellan2141  They are all committed to move to the Euro if they aren't already there. It's in the treaties.
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  6920.  @lukemclellan2141  But the treaties are every closer union and joining the Euro. Just because you aren't in it now, you have to be working towards it.
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  6921.  @helenheenan3447  Of course not. Part of the reason for leaving was that inevitability if we remained.
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  6922. Notice that with the water, the government is up to its neck in it.
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  6923. Exactly. Lets have a change to the HRA. Everyone has the right to explicit informed consent. One simple change deals with most of the problems.
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  6924.  @OnlineEnglish-wl5rp  I think there are two changes needed to the HRA. 1. Revoking the right to slavery for the state 2. Adding in article zero, Every one has the right to explicit informed consent. Which of those do you disagree with?
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  6925. Hislop can't accept democracy.
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  6926. Government makes a gross 30% profit on all its services. Look at the accounts.
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  6927. So was Andrew a victim of Mountbatten?
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  6928. In addition there needs to be a separate log of all transactions. That log gets written to a write only directory. Only auditors get to read the contents of that directory. That's a check that can be used to show if unauthorised transactions were added by hand.
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  6929.  @ChrisPatrick-q6k  And cycles are vehicles. 1.5 meters to pedestrians and other vehicles.
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  6930.  @thomaspynchon2871  Thomas do you have a link for the 3m? I'm interested. "Cycle Infrastructure Design" from 2020 doesn't as far as I can tell specify a limit
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  6931.  @omi685  That's just the first name. Now there's a website with Forebears in it, and that will give you distributions on surnames. Try it, which country comes up? Which of the 7 that use that spelling of John stands out?
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  6932.  @mattmathematics3591  Go out at the weekend. You will see them. Wanted for homicide in Germany. Now charged in London
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  6933.  @mattmathematics3591  Absolutely. But with take Ioan Pintaru, I can search the register of UK births. I've also included electoral rolls, phone books etc. Your Search for Ioan Pintaru returned zero good matches You do realise that he's a migrant to the UK He's homeless so he's unlikely to be working legally. He's probably consuming lots of welfare He's probably part of the Romanian gang on Westminster Bridge that Charring Cross get a cut of
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  6934.  @mattmathematics3591  No the Romanian mafia, wanted for homicide. The one's that the police control when it suits them
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  6935.  @mattmathematics3591  Those women are Irish, don't have pedlar's licenses. They move arround, but are not Romanian.
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  6936.  @mattmathematics3591  That's just part of their operation. The police are on the take. Plenty of evidence for that.
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  6937. Farage isn't rioting. Migrants are rioting. They claim poverty which means they are sucking on the teat of the welfare state, funded by others. Time to put a minimum tax in place at 40K per year for each economic migrant. That means no welfare. If they don't pay the tax, convict and deport. I'm sure they will complain, so tot up the total amount they have received from others, less any tax paid. Give then the statement on their way out. It hammers home why they aren't welcome in the UK
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  6938. No welfare for immigrants and a minumum 40K a year tax code.
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  6939. Motorbike surely
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  6940.  @totallyinsane6431  His name is RYAN WESLEY ROUTH Authorities said Routh had two backpacks, bullet-deflecting ceramic plates and a GoPro camera, which were recovered by authorities. The AK-47 was also recovered by authorities. According to records, Routh lived in North Carolina for most of his life before moving to Kaaawa, Hawaii, in 2018, the Associated Press reported. Meanwhile, records show Routh registered as an unaffiliated voter in North Carolina in 2012, most recently voting in person during the state's Democratic Party primary in March 2024. Campaign finance records show Routh has made 19 small political donations totalling around $140 (£106) since 2019 to ActBlue, a political action committee that supports Democratic candidates. All over the web. Seek and you will find.
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  6941. Completely wrong. The right to bring private prosecutions is preserved by section 6(1) of the Prosecution of Offences Act (POA) 1985. There are, however, some limitations: the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has power under section 6(2) POA 1985 to take over private prosecutions; in some cases, the private prosecutor must seek the consent of the Attorney General or of the DPP before the commencement of proceedings.  @499PUCK 
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  6942. So its not credible to state the CPS were not aware of major cases. The CPS should take over and continue with the prosecution if the papers clearly show that: the evidential sufficiency stage of the Full Code Test is met; and the public interest stage of the Full Code Test is met; and there is a particular need for the CPS to take over the prosecution. All three elements outlined above must be satisfied before the CPS takes over and continues with the prosecution. So Starmer failed.  @499PUCK 
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  6943. More extortion.
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  6944. And the speech therapist doing some deep throat probings to check on the voice box. Or was it the other way round?
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  6945. Korea, France and Georgia on the way. Putin and Starmer next.
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  6946. Really? How much debt? 2.5 trillion borrowed. 16 trillion in pension debt with zero capital to pay it.
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  6947.  @jruerph  So how big are Social Securities debts? Assets? There are none with value. You can't owe yourself money and make an asset.
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  6948. When you don't get the consent of the public, what do you expect? When you act as a dictator, looting the publics money to pay for your policy of mass immigration.
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  6949. First one - where's the insurance claim?
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  6950. Which is why Reform in power need to act. 1. Only UK nationals can vote. 2. Consituency size based on number of voters, not number of residents. That ends Labour's chances of being elected and it deals with Blairs mass migration to rub people's noses in it. You could even add, naturalised brits aren't allowed to vote or stand for office.
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  6951. And Labour are up to their necks too. Where are the trillions the workers have paid the socialist welfare state? Ah yes, left wingers NEVER want to discuss that looting.
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  6952. The funded the NHS at record levels. The NHS demanded and got autonomy. Why did the NHS fail?  @da90sReAlvloc 
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  6953. They are going to bulldoze it all. Then the inhabitants are all refugees and leave. Then Israel says, look its empty its ours.
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  6954. Apparently so. Just when you thought it had all gone completely bizarre. What next? The RV was for dogging!? :-)  @lindymcdonald8945 
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  6955.  @citizenVader  I've pointed out 1.6 million unemployed people in the UK who have arrived from overseas. You said domestic problems. Which ones are you refering too? Simple question.
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  6956.  @davidwestwater2219  I take it you think muslims aren't capable of earning 40K a year?
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  6957.  @citizenVader  What's the UN got to do with it? It's very simple. For economic migrants. Three rules. 1. No criminals. 2. No discrimination 3. Net contributors only. That means no welfare and a 40K minimum tax code. No quotas. That's just saying the UN demands we import poverty.
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  6958.  @jamesrobinson9167  There's a con. Send out 1024 letters, predicting share prices. Half the letters say share x will rise, half say it will fall. Next week, you have 512 correct predictions. Repeat. Now you have 256. Then 128 Then 64 Then 32 then 16 Then 8 And you are of course a financial genius. They hand over the money for next weeks prediction. Or the sex selection service. £10,000 or your money back. £5,000 on average for waving a pendulum over a belly.
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  6959. 14:50 Cut the feed or was that what Alex did to the girls?
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  6960. They have taken trillions from the workers. They pay back a fraction of the value paid in. They hide the debts off the books They give Keir Starmer a personal tax evasion law, just for him.
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  6961. Order up the popcorn, the champagne. Get your soy mates paper handkerchiefs. They are going to need them
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  6962. Left wing terrorists.
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  6963. There's not enough money to afford it.
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  6964. For the living or for the dead is my question? Are they for sky burials? The art leads me to think it might be for burial
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  6965. Another observation on access. Was it from below, the side or from above? Descend by rope? One possible approach to this is to look at the rocks used to make the walls. Can they be identified geologically? Do they come from the base or from the top?
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  6966. Ladders - Rope ladders. A good example is when pilots board ships at sea. Another option is that they made platforms out of logs. There are examples around the world where walkways have been built on shear walls. But its interesting.
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  6967. Why won't Starmer take the knee in the cause of Equality? You can't take the knee for black protests with violence, and not do the same for white protests.
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  6968. His name has been released. Nicholas Prosper. Same surname as the victims.
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  6969.  @shadowsofasiren  Well you can look all their names up. We have their ages. Add a year each side, and lo and behold, none of the born in the UK.
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  6970.  @shadowsofasiren  The rate is lowed, but it happens. The difference is that one group can be removed from the UK, so people would be protected.
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  6971.  @shadowsofasiren  Explain Rotherham etc.
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  6972.  @shadowsofasiren  The victim, believed to be in her 30s, was pronounced dead at the scene. A 32-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder and 37-year-old man has been held on suspicion of assisting an offender. Both remain in custody. 2 hours ago.
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  6973.  @shadowsofasiren  There is a clear problem with knife crime amongst people who are, or have, a migrant origin in the UK. The rate of offending, the rate of being killed is out of all proportion compared to natives [to use the research jargon]. What's your explanation? What's your solution?
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  6974. Who do you invade? How about the EU? Lower corporation tax than the UK. It's a tax haven.
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  6975.  @ianoliver3130  So why does the state need the money? It's got a gross profit margin of 30%. Why not stop making a profit?
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  6976.  @skyblazeeterno  So why no have the state stop making a 30% gross profit?
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  6977.  @skyblazeeterno  If you can't do basic English ....
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  6978.  @skyblazeeterno  Next problem. When the companies leave what then? For example you insult the owners, when they are investing 1bn in the UK.
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  6979. RNLI.
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  6980.  @wayne3093  It is their fault now.
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  6981. Exit taxes were made a human rights offence post WW2, because of what the Nazis did to the Jews.
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  6982. I have a theory on the looting by politicians. They have borrowed 2.5 trillion. They have run up a 16 trillion pension debt. The pension debt alone is £600,000 per tax payer. The annual rate of increase is 10%. [All ONS numbers if you know where to look]. Can Mr Min Wage pay that? No Can Mr Average pay that? No Can Mr 1% [100K] pay that? No. So the debt wont' be paid. ie. No pensions. Now out of the victims of that that, how many will decide to cut out the middle man, the courts, and move directly to execution of the sentence? We've had 3 in recent times. With that disaster, that number will rocket. MPs know that. So they are looting because they think, if I have cash, I can do a runner. Private jet, somewhere else.
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  6983.  @MDM1992  And just how dump its YT's AI that it can't detect it.
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  6984. Like Assad’s prison for the same reason
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  6985. That's all politicians. They are fighting for the right to loot from the public. That's why the big need is to modify the Human Rights Act to include the right of consent. That way, if you are of the left, you can say no to the Tories. And vice versa  @marksimons8861 
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  6986. So you are worried about labels. If the label is tory, its bad. If the label is something else, even with the same policies, must be good  @charlesunderwood6334 
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  6987. Perhasp they are being paid for it.
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  6988. David. Stamer and Labour. The two are the same thing.
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  6989. 1. The polls Latest Morning Consult polls. Wisconsin Trump + 1 Pennsylvania - Tied Arizona Tied Florida Trump + 5 Georgia Trump + 2 Michigan Harris + 1 North Carolina Trump + 2 Ohio Trump + 9 Very bad for Harris 2. Poll Bias In 2016, pollsters underestimated Trump 5% In 2020, they did that by 4%. Average? 4.5%? That's catastrophic for Harris. If its a trend? 3%? Still disastrous 3. Early voting. We don't know how people cast their votes. People do know if a registered republican or democrat has voted. Based off that, its disastrous for Harris. Republicans are motivated to vote early, which is not the normal approach they take. That means the votes are in and queues etc, won't affect Trump as much Current numbers are 41% of Registered Democrats, 39% of Registered Republicans 75 million have voted early. Compared to last time that's a huge increase in Rep votes. 4. Insults. Insulting the voters gets them angry and motivates them. 5. The disapproval rating of Biden/Harris's performance is very high. 6. Lack of Policies. Where are Biden's policies? Where's her track record? Just word salad. 7. Black males. Hispanics. Huge switch to Trump.
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  6990. Where are bidens tax returns? 10% and no tax paid
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  6991.  @DavidEdwards-uf5lg  Don't know who she is, I don't watch the BBC :-)
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  6992. Exactly. Go for the refineries and oil storage. Take out the pumping stations, and the electricity substations. Bar the storage, all the others depend on Western tech, and the rebuilding time is months not days.  @leeneon854 
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  6993. In all wars, the civilians lose. Name one where they didn't. That war chest, paid for by the peasants, its being wasted by the elite.  @cooldad7297 
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  6994. They are running an insurrection.
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  6995. If you just go to your local police website there's an online form. Based on your name, that's the Metropolitan Police. "Report a crime, incident or suspicion met police uk" should get you to the right place.  @londoncycle 
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  6996. Dispeared into the ether. I wonder why. It's the met police's own website and you can use that to report a crime, any crime.  @londoncycle 
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  6997. Worthington & Anor v Metropolitan Housing Trust Ltd (2018) EWCA Civ 1125 That's the case you need to quote.  @Daverocks-zp3kh 
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  6998. They are threats. The victim gets to decide. That's the current approach. Opening an investigation. We will take you to court. We will get search warrants. Will visit your house. We will fine you Will will force you to pay costs. All threats, with no evidence that you have to have a license. ============== A former BBC Scotland lawyer is suing TV Licensing chiefs after claiming he was falsely accused of not paying for a licence. Alistair Bonnington, 71, said he has been 'hounded' with the threat of prosecution after moving to his new house, despite having a licence. TV Licensing threatened to take him to court and said it could apply for a search warrant for the property – while a fine of up to £1,000 could be levied 'plus any legal costs'. Mr Bonnington, who was head of legal at BBC Scotland for 16 years, is taking court action demanding compensation for his ordeal, which began more than a year ago. ============== So will the BBC settle out of court?  @Daverocks-zp3kh 
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  6999. To people who owe them money, because they have evidence. For example, an invoice. Dear Dave. Thank you for the ten letters you sent concerning the lack of a TV license at this address, each demanding action and making threats. Presumably, you find it inconceivable that I might be able to live my life without a television set. Please rest assured that I have clean drinking water and adequate sanitation; televisual entertainment is the only impoverished aspect of my life. As it happens, I find it inconceivable that you could live your life without a copy of my book, My Erotic Granny Does Grangemouth. It's a literary homage to one of my favourite films, Debbie does Dallas. However, my records show no purchases from your address. Even though all my books are available to download from the Internet (much like BBC iPlayer and Netflix), I still find it beyond belief that you would be able to live and breathe without paper copies. You have left me no alternative but to schedule a visit from my enforcement officer. He will visit your address without any further warning and threaten you with a court order if you do not let him in immediately. Upon access, he will conduct a thorough search of your premises. A. There you go, why won't you pay me? I've sent you a message.  @Daverocks-zp3kh 
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  7000. I think you should do several things 1. Tell your neighbours. 2. Offer them access to a web site where they can also see the video 3. Add them to the list of alerts. For them its also protection With the alerts you both have increased protection  @angr3819 
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  7001. Time for another message. If you don't pay, we will start an investigation and send the boys round to extract the cash.  @Daverocks-zp3kh 
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  7002.  @lyndamayfield1913  What are these lies? What misinformation?
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  7003.  @lyndamayfield1913  Yep. It's all about group identity. Anyone whose far right, if they question the cover up over graping children.
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  7004. Prescott. Add him to my list of MPs. Number 475 In 2003, Prescott gave up a home that he had rented from the RMT Union in Clapham he had left the union in June 2002. Prescott paid £220 a month for the property – a fifth of its market value. Though he had not declared the flat in the register of members' interests On 7 May 2006, The Sunday Times quoted Linda McDougall, wife of Austin Mitchell, as saying that in 1978 Prescott had pushed her "quite forcefully" against a wall and put his hand up her skirt as she opened the door for him to a meeting in her own house just after her husband became an MP. On 8 May 2009, The Daily Telegraph began publishing leaked details of MPs' expenses. The Telegraph reported that Prescott had claimed £312 for fitting mock Tudor beams to his constituency home, and for two new toilet seats in as many years. Prescott responded by saying, "Every expense was within the rules of the House of Commons on claiming expenses at the time".
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  7005. So lets see where this goes. It's illegal to separate a criminal by deporting them if they have family. So its a self inflicted human right to come to the UK leaving your family behind. The right thing to do, is correct that abuse, and reunite the abuser back to the home country. Makes perfect sense. We should not accept human rights abusers in the UK. Covers all migrants. That's if you follow the logic through to its logical conclusion.
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  7006. It's not that MMT is nonsense. Its that people who want to spend spend spend and cause inflation by printing are distorting it to their own ends.
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  7007.  @markwelch3564  30% gross profit on state services in the UK. Is that profit margin acceptable?
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  7008.  @fredsmith5473  Well, its about damage to reputation. The do as I say, not as I do. Starmer is creaming millions from the tax payer. Starmer is going to tax the hell out of the peasants. After all for most workers, they have been completely asset stripped by the socialist welfare state and put into debt bondage.
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  7009. Very Gary Glitter.
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  7010. A nitrous oxide addict?
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  7011.  @davidcann8788  The problem is the numpties are using MMT to say spend spend spend and dump the debt on the young, asset strip the workers.
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  7012. Free the Cumberland Six
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  7013. Not a trump card, a suicide note.
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  7014. Atlas Intel - Latest Polls Arizona 6.5 North Carolina 3.4 Nevada 5.5 Georgia 2.5 Pennsylvania 1.8 Michigan 1.5 Wisconsin 1 New Hampshire Toss up 7 battleground states taken by Trump Add on the bias in the polls. 2016 5% to Trump. 2020, 4% to Trump. Then Democrats have flipped all their policies because they weren't working Democrats reporting low turn out from their supporters Democrats resorting to ballot burning and violence. A VP who did nothing Violence on the streets of NY, San Francisco ... Look the polls on the quesiton is the US going in the right direction? Answer no. Democrats insulting voters. Will you vote for me you piece of garbage.
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  7015. That all of them haven't been jailed is a cause for concern.  @petermach8635 
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  7016.  @user-yh9sn1ye1j  Which was the Labour MPs who attacked the victims? They really are the nasty party.
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  7017. A stick of dynamite. That ends life within microseconds. No brain function.
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  7018. @mk91-vz1oj Look at the accounts. It's not a debt according to civil servants We don't pay it, we can use the money for services or tax cuts. Or is it a debt? Richard won't talk about how much is owed. Do you know?
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  7019. @mk91-vz1oj It is the issue. How much does the government owe for pensions? Simple question, surely you can answer it.
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  7020. @mk91-vz1oj Because when you look at the whole of government accounts [WGA] it reports the money spent on his pension. That's from the income and expense accounts. But when you look at the balance sheet where assets and liabilities are recorded, that debt is not reported.
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  7021. @mk91-vz1oj I do. What bit do you think I don't know? Spell it out.
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  7022. @mk91-vz1oj Oh, I do. The problem you have is clear. You can't argue against it so you make statements with zero content. Educate away. I'm all ears.
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  7023. @mk91-vz1oj I'm more than educated. You don't like the implications of what I've posted. What you again have failed to do is to provide any evidence or argument. Zero content again. So how are you going to pay your £600,000 share, with interest, of the socialist welfare state's pension debts. That's your fair share.
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  7024. I'll add it to my list of her 'offences'.
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  7025.  @composedlight6850  The problem is they can't. 16 trillion reasons why. That's the hidden off the books pension debts. They have employeed accountants of the Bernie Maddoff school of accountancy. Hidding the debt doesn't mean it doesn't exist. But if you look at the Whole of Government Accounts you can see the spending. 30% gross profit margin on services with that 30% going on the debts.
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  7026.  @Stephen-b6s  He does like a little chipolata
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  7027. She could have picked something up.
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  7028.  @Rkan27  the one being protected
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  7029. So what needs to change? 1. Automatic deportation on sentence [from the court, or the jail door, which ever is latest] 2. A list of safe countries. 3. If from a dangerous country, off to the Falklands to wait it out. 4. If from a safe country, on the plane. You can then of course appeal the verdict, but the sentence is automatic.
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  7030.  @physiocrat7143  Exactly.
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  7031.  @clementattlee6984  No its not. Here's a simple thought experiment to show the flaw in your interpretation. Introduce a new fiat currency. Call it the voucher. Pay public sector workers in vouchers. No need for taxation fines etc to be paid in vouchers. So that PS worker goes to the shop to spend the vouchers. The shops laugh. Why would they accept the vouchers? They won't. You need the taxation to turn the vouchers into something that has value. That comes with limits. You cannot tax more than UK GDP, in practice no where near that. When it comes to value, its just like a household. The number of zeros on the vouchers doesn't matter.
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  7032.  @charliemoore2551  Or accountancy for that matter.
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  7033.  @stephfoxwell4620  That's the old rules where there was a multiplier. A ratio. Not anymore. It's now a risk adjusted measure.
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  7034.  @stephfoxwell4620  You are correct about the reserve. That money they banks are forced to lend to governents. That has to cover their expected losses plus a margin for safety. The 10% bit you are wrong about. It's done in the UK on a calculation based on the risk of the borrowers.
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  7035.  @stephfoxwell4620  "Fractional-reserve banking" on Wikipedia has lots of details. Now the 10% is just a variation on what a central bank should be trying to achieve. Namely that banks can meet calls on deposits, and they have sufficient money to cover losses. The 10% 'rule' is a problem in that you could lend all your money to Arthur Daley, Arthur does a runner, and the bank is gone along with all the deposits. So you need to take into account the probability of being repaid your loans, and that you don't lend all the money to one dodgy borrower. ie. You are diversified. In the UK you have to make that calculation and have enough of share holder's money to cover it. The 10% is just an approximation that you will lose 10%. A real finger in the air.
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  7036.  @gerhard7323  So what does the bank do with money deposited with them?
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  7037.  @gerhard7323  Your response illustrates your problem. You don't like the truth because it hits at your belief system. Rather than evaluate your beliefs, you make a content free post. I don't like the answer, but I'll project that on others. So how about making an actual argument. Some facts and logic.
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  7038.  @gerhard7323  I didn't see t. So what's the argument you have? You can always add a bunch of random text at the end, to dilute the message. It also, when used for training their AI, screws the algo. So why is it that a post of yours, no doubt making an argument gets removed, but those pushing scams don't? I reported 25 accounts this morning for scams to google. The master accounts to linkedin and to other accounts. Plus the websites to their hosting companies. YT is wrong.
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  7039. If he's not fast tracked this week its clear the Met is racist.
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  7040. Oh I agree. It comes down to complete laziness by the police. I have to go into London today. I bet I can find 80 mafia operating in front on New Scotland Yard, in front of Parliament, inside the Westminster secure zone, at the site of a terrorist attack. So why won't the police deal with them? They have the resources.  @El.Cid17 
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  7041. That's a lot of phone sex.
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  7042. Exactly. So on top, you can add tax evasion. Next problem, in the other case, the lawyer is going to be calling her to testify why the tracking location data isn't safe, and the same in all subsequent cases.  @petep5207 
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  7043. Why didn't they build at ground level? Protection from others or predators? Building. OK, you need to lift mud up to build the walls or to mortar the bricks together. So lot of effort. Particularly the second one, unless you come down from above, on a ladder for example. Next food. Where were they getting the food from? It looks particularly uninviting. Or were these the equivalent of monks going into isolation? Hermits.
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  7044. Labour are now the party of antisemitism.
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  7045.  @markfoth1226  Warm water port is the biggy. That's failed
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  7046.  @markfoth1226  @adenwellsmith6908 22 minutes ago “Will you stop talking about the invasion?” “Me? You started it” replies Farage. “No we did not?” “Yes you did, you invaded Ukraine. !”
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  7047.  @paulsmith1981 Finland is. Territorial waters, which Russia loves, extend 12 nm from your coast. Now go to a map. What's the distance between Porkkala lighthouse to Finland and to Latvia? It's 19.65 statute miles. To get out of St Petersburg they need to get permission to go through NATO waters. Then there are other restrictions. Nyborg gap - 12 miles Helsingborg 2.58 miles. For the black sea, why are the Russian ships in port? Ah yes, drones.
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  7048.  @romansseja4062  Russia doesn't need it. It has the largest gas reserves in the world. Warm weather ports on the other hand. ...
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  7049.  @michaelplank8966  Now he's stuck. He's got the opposite. Completely surrounded on the east and south. That leaves Murmansk and Vladivostok.
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  7050. Arrest - convict - jail - deport. This won't be the first time these racists misogynists have acted in this way.
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  7051. The biggest way of raising money is cyclists. What you do is use the ULEZ cameras to watch red lights. Easy to use AI to detect the offences, and then with high powered lenses you get the mug shot. A couple of months later, do an operatation Nick the jumpers, get name address and take a photograph of them, plus bike etc. Then that gets put into the system. It runs face recognition against the system. Human does a check, and the fines get sent out. £100 times 500 offences, £50,000. That's a major boost to Khan's revenue. Plus its a magistrate court fine, so you can't go bust to get out of it. Kerching!  @anonymousfu 
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  7052. Trump didn't rig an election or use lawfare
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  7053.  @Nayana-c7c  Just the left blaming others for their own policies. Psychiatrists call it projection.
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  7054.  @AndiWard  Who will clean our toilets? Who will pick our crops (cotton)?
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  7055. They have it the wrong way round because they are fascists.
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  7056. tinted window? They break it. Isn't that destruction of evidence?
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  7057.  @bobmabel8543  I'm thinking of a complaint to the Parliamentary Standards committee. The 'support' is clearly designed to decieve. That's a form of lying. But of course it could be of saggy tits needing support. I think that's exactly what I'll put in. Plus these days, you cannot be certain that someone isn't trans. Perhaps she's bought support in the form of a jockstrap to change appearance. Or maybe its medical, a hernia. Or its simple corruption and lies. The idea of getting a complaint with the phrase "saggy tits needing support" is rather delicious. She will of course have to read it.
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  7058.  @pauldurkee4764  They want to asset strip the workers. Make them poor. At the same time they loot, then they bail out. The system collapses, they come in and buy at knock down prices. The real solution is the Romanian approach to dictators.
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  7059.  @GaneshDevdas  Ryan Routh has been arrested. Massive Ukraine supporter, a self published author on the matter. Online records show a man with the same name and age as Ryan Routh is registered to vote in North Carolina and lists his party affiliation as Democrat. Those records show he last voted in North Carolina’s presidential primaries in March. Source - The Guardian - Must be true.
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  7060. @ When the question is asked for some reason women think its wrong.
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  7061. 2024 Democratic National Convention - August 19 to 22, 2024 He just has to hang on for just over a month.
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  7062. And all done automatically, with no pressing of any buttons by her.  @checkbox1234 
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  7063. Shows it was a choice, a decision.  @checkbox1234 
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  7064. once a week? Luxury. 2 weeks is normal. You're lucky.
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  7065. Latest Morning Consult polls. Wisconsin Trump + 1 Pennsyvania - Tied Arizona Tied Florida Trump + 5 Georgia Trump + 2 Michigan Harris + 1 North Carolina Trump + 2 Ohio Trump + 9 Add on the 3-4% systematic bias in favour of Harris Iowa? 6 votes is going to swing it? Think again. That systematic under reporting of support for Trump is the bit that wipes Harris out. And the polls have him 8-9 in front. It's winner takes all. On the basis of the polls and no adjustment for bias. , Trump is 312 votes, Harris 226. 6 Votes ain't going to cut it.
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  7066.  @RobAddie  my understanding, a higher rate
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  7067. I've had over one thousands channels taken down. There's a Yemeni charity scam group. There's another prolific group that use child PDF images to sell sex for cash. There's the Mrs X invested my money and I'm rich. What's worrying is that YT doesn't do the basic checks. For example for new accounts. Is the image one of those used by previous scammers? What about the account banners? Profile images? Do they link to an underlying account with the link to the website? This is all easy things to deal with before you get onto the actual posts. Then you check the subscribers because they are other bot accounts.
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  7068.  @tttt4029  No although for certain things I agree with that. For example, common goods. Fire for example. For the rest of it, explicit, informed consent. They have to get your permission, not presume it. Where have you heard that before? Informed. If they keep things a secret, its not informed consent. Think pension debts. You have the right to say yes, say no, and to change your mind.
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  7069.  @tttt4029  No. I've a slightly different idea for votes. Referenda by proxy Nothing changes about first past the post. A separate issue is selection of candidates and there you need open primaries You nominate an MP, any MP as your proxy. Proxy votes are needed to pass votes. You can change your proxy at any time That's it. So why does that work? Tory vote in a Labour seat? Nominate a Tory MP Direct democracy? One MP would set up a proxy website, where they will pass on your proxy vote. Manifestos. Things not in the manifesto? You can stop it. In the manifesto, and not implemented? Well that isn't covered. If you don't like a policy? Well you have the right of consent. They can't force it on you. If MPs lie then that's not informed consent. As the victim, you can't be punished for saying no. No needs for the Lords too. They go. That saves 150 million a year. Voter registration is 100 million a year. 20 million on top for handling the nominations, its cash flow positive.
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  7070.  @tttt4029  I almost got them abolished. Instead I have 6 state secrecy certificates, made out to me personally, saying we aren't allowed to know about the mass fraud because it would bring them into disrepute.
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  7071.  @tttt4029  I asked the Palace of Westminster security if you could get in without a pass or temporary pass being recorded in your database. Answer no, do you think we are stupid? So I asked the lords for how many sitting days each peer had used a pass or temporary pass to get n. They can claim for sitting days. First response, here are their expenses. No I asked for sitting days and passes. Second response, Peers can get in via the Peer's entrance without it being recorded. So I reply, adding in the head of security, original email, saying one of you is lying. The Clerk of Parliaments, Michael Pownall, sends back a state secrecy certificate he had signed. One of his roles is dishing out the expenses.
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  7072.  @tttt4029  PS. I think I'll take the name Lord Blagger. I should fit in.
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  7073. You have it both ways. Programmers who can't do the book keeping. Book keepers trying to program.  @hairyairey 
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  7074. When you rig a case, its corruption I suspect it was done for the cash too.  @vatsmith8759 
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  7075. 1. Inflation.. 2. Where are the trillions, not billions, the workers have paid the socialist welfare state.
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  7076. Less dangerous than a pedestian on the pavement.
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  7077.  @Mounhas  Who is at most risk? A pedestrian obeying the law, or a cyclist breaking the law?
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  7078. Why didn't they report him to the police? Oh yes. I know why.
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  7079.  @action1976  Has drugs.
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  7080. Different snouts in the trough solve nothing One change is needed to the HRA. The right of explicit informed consent Then you can say no to the Tories. The Tories can say no to you. They can also say yes, they can withdraw their consent and you cannot punish or attack them for doing so
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  7081. PR Changes nothing. People are complaining about policies and consequences of policies. Changing snouts in the trough changes nothing.
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  7082.  @229andymon  Do you mean palatable or unpalatable solutions?
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  7083. Usual suspects.
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  7084. Is lawfare legal?
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  7085. Think of the advantages if the courts make it up. Email Keir Starmer, its personally served.
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  7086. Listen do nothing.
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  7087. The landlords should be offering cheap rents, for pop up, for relatively short term lets. That gets people in. For the more unusual shops. Get specialist shops in, clicks and bricks. Like the book shop doing comics. There's a place a couple of miles away from me that sells accordions. It's storage, its a shop, its a website. If people want one, they can turn up and try. Now look back at medieval shops. All the leather merchants went to the street. You could go there, get competition, but it drags in people.
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  7088.  @BasedScotsman1984  Exactly. Now I would make a change to legal aid. Zero for nationality, for migration issues. I'd make deporation on conviction automatic, and loss of nationality too. Lastly you need to have a migration court, staffed by "sound people" that is superior to the supreme court and the ECHR. Then for things like illegal entry into the UK, its the Single Justice System. Papers sent out, you have 2 weeks to respond. Then its signed off in bulk, and you are out. A list of safe countries is also needed. That cuts out the Home Office. I'd also start investigations into acquiring UK nationality. I bet you lots were wrong or corrupt. If that's the case, all are cancelled. You get a refund or you get to apply again, for free. But you have to meet the no criminality, net contributor only test. If so, I'm more than happy to have you here.
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  7089. Landings in water are very dangerous. You stop very very quickly. A landing on the airport is correct. What's odd is the speed, its very high on landing.
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  7090. The Lords is filled with fraudsters. How do I know? I've collection of state secrecy certificates made out to me personally, saying we are not allowed to know about the frauds.
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  7091.  @PaddyWV  We had the vote. How can you claim it didn't happen? Remember the SNP said the vote was a once in a generation. They SNP have said the next election in Scotland is a proxy referendum. So that resets the clock again.
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  7092.  @229andymon  Your voted counted the same as mine. Why do you want your vote to be worth more than any English vote?
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  7093.  @229andymon  One person one vote. Why should a Scottish vote have more weight than an English vote? You do know that you are advocating a racist view? Legally the English are an ethnic group.
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  7094.  @229andymon  The UK voted to leave. That's your nation. One person one vote. All count equally. Can I blame you for the £16 trillion pound socialist welfare state pension debt?
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  7095.  @229andymon  Your country is the UK. You are in the United Kingdom. So one person one vote. There's no veto by country.
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  7096. Why should a Scottish vote have more weight than an English vote?
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  7097.  @229andymon  We can't leave. The UK has to vote.
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  7098.  @229andymon  Well, they said the referendum was once in a generation. It's not been a generation since the last one. They are saying the next election is a referendum. So when the SNP loose lots of seats, will you be demanding a best of 5? Again the basic question. Why should a Scottish vote be worth more?
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  7099.  @229andymon  In a UK referendum, a Scottish vote is worth 1, and English vote worth 1, a Welsh vote 1, and a Northern Irish vote 1. They are all equal. Why do you want something different? PS. If you want out, how about giving the Rest of the UK, no Scots get to vote, if we want you in the union? That would be one approach.
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  7100.  @229andymon  The indyref2. You have to wait a generation. That was the deal. Now the SNP are saying the next election is a referendum. So if the SNP lose seats, then you have lost a second time Capiche?
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  7101.  @229andymon  You've chosen to say. You've had that right and you've exercised it.
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  7102.  @229andymon  So why won't you accept the first referendum?
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  7103.  @229andymon  Since when was 10 years a generation?
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  7104.  @229andymon  You created the rules. The SNP stated the rules were "Once in a generation"
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  7105.  @229andymon  In 2014, Alex Salmond, Nicola Sturgeon and the SNP agreed publicly that the independence referendum was a once-in-a-lifetime vote. So, there should not be another referendum for at least 40 years, even if the SNP wins another mandate in 2021 Reference for Salmond Note the foreword written by Alex Salmond to the Scottish Government’s independence White Paper (Scotland’s Future, 26 November 2013): “The debate we are engaged in as a nation is about the future of all of us lucky enough to live in this diverse and vibrant country. It is a rare and precious moment in the history of Scotland - a once in a generation opportunity to chart a better way.” It's in a Scottish White Paper. It's say 40 years, but 25 is a generation in my book. Based off my family tree, that's the average age between generations. So now we have the SNP saying the next election is a "referendum". If the SNP loose then you are rejected for the second time. Now I think that before any vote, the negotiation has to be completed first. That's a whole other ball game that the SNP doesn't want to get near that.
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  7106.  @229andymon  Of course one solution for you, is the English voting you out. I suspect that being blackballed would increase the chip on the shoulder to a plank So then we have a negotiation prior to the vote. Just so the Scots know what they are voting for. 1. We'd like to use the £. No 2. We want you to insure our banks. No 3. We want freedom of movement. No 4. We want the English to pay our pensions. No. I can see how its going to go.
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  7107.  @229andymon  Firstly, the English will never be given the chance to vote us out ======= We're not even given the choice on subsidising you via Barnet. No one's running scared. The next election is a proxy vote. If the SNP increase their share of the vote that is an indication. If the lose heavily its the indication you are the minority = SNPs position on currency is that we move to a Scottish currency as soon as practically possible So here's the rUK position. When the vote is announced, you lose access to clearing. No transition. That's the rUK position from the get go. Are you going to tell the Scots? = You will not be required to insure Scottish banks. Correct. They will move. We can then say, any deposits to Scottish bank holders are not covered by the insurance. = I’ll remind you Scotland buys more from England Mostly Alcohol. 🙂 = The Scottish government will pay Scottish pensions. This wouldn’t be the case if UK had a pension pot, like sensible countries, but rather pays their unfortunate pensioners the pittance it does from current account. Socialism for you. Do you know how big your share is?
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  7108. If they did, lost power, then the immediate response would be no coop labour members being funded. No union donations. A new government could even back date the ban and force labour to repay.
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  7109. The first chinese emporer, used lots of mercury. Given Putin's behaviour, he's been indulging in the same.
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  7110. So austerity. 30% of taxes goes on the debts. There is 16 trillon pounds of unfunded pension debts. How do you pay the pensions with capital other than austerity? Tax receipts are massively up. Why are there any cuts?
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  7111. 1. They will have been doing the same within their community 2. With at least 50% of those convicted with Pakistani nationality, why aren't they deported?
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  7112. Who want's a swamp?
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  7113. What fake solutions? Compared to people here, I'm extreme right. So lets put up some solutions 1. Criminals bared and deported. Is that extreme? 2. A list of safe countries. No asylum from those countries. If a country becomes safe, a grace period to sort your affairs out and you go home. 3. For economic migrants, net contributors only. Which bit of that is far right?
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  7114.  @davidmcculloch8490  I'm happy with genuine refugees. But as you know that's gone out of the window. So lets make it very simple. A list of safe countries. Turns out to be all bar 4. Ukraine, Palestine, Yemen, Israel. So if you want to claim from another country, it fails and you are on the next flight home. That deals with it immediately. No asylum claimant from other countries will risk the UK. Then when a dangerous country moves to safe, then you get a grace period. The UK has done its job. You go home or you become an economic migrant. Economic migrants, they get a minimum tax code per adult set at £39,000 [Average wage] That's a good system. Everyone knows then that migrants here are paying their way and not consuming other people's money. Easy to enforce - its the tax system. Now given the Tories and Labour love taxes and retrospective taxes too boot, you could retrospectively tax migrants. But that in my book is going too far. We have to write off the losses.
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  7115. Tube of lube? How much PM?
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  7116. Fact check. Russia's borders have changed. They annexed the Crimea for starters.
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  7117.  @aussievp  Democrats to the core.
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  7118. How do you take things down from archive sites?
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  7119.  @Tsycorpe  Not allowed.
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  7120.  @Redf322  Nothing to do with that. National insurance is hypothecated. So nothing to do with corporations. So here's the problem. There's no capital to pay the pension debts. It's an unfunded system. Nothing to do with capitalism, its all been redistributed. That leaves a £16 trillion debt caused by that socialist redistribution. Annual rate of increase 10% So to keep things as they are and not get bigger, you need to find 1,600 bn, with no services for that tax. So you've proposed corporation tax. It's 25%. That gets around the 70 bn mark. What rate do you propose? How much does that raise? Who are you going to hit for the rest of the money?
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  7121.  @RichardJMurphy  Still waiting for your pension debt numbers and how that causes austerity.
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  7122. The term ‘discourse’ has been interpreted and applied in a broad way in this research. Discourses can be defined as clusters of ideas that provide ways of talking about issues such as child sexual abuse (Hall, 1997). This includes the language, terminology and definitions used but also how child sexual abuse comes to be understood, through the key points of change, and the different lenses through which it has been viewed, for example, through a focus on gender, social class or sexuality. It is important to look at which discourses have dominated ways of speaking about child sexual abuse over time, and who is speaking, because the language used to describe it is significant in determining how the issue is addressed. Discourses also produce meanings that can become accepted ‘truths’ and sustain particular power relations in society. ======== This is what 100 million gets you.
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  7123. 1. They clearly need more people with acid burns etc to train the AI 2. AI doesn't work if you wear a burqa.
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  7124. A far simpler solution A minimum tax of 38.500 a year and no welfare. Problem solved.  denisebond1319 
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  7125. The far more effective approach is this. The average state spend is 14K a year. Set the tax code of every migrant to be a minimum of 14K a year. That way the are all net contributors. Given PAYE, and tax at source, the tax receipts rocket. Then a second welfare check which depends on your tax code. If you tax code is too high, you don't get welfare. Problem mostly solved. Easy to implement. Get the NI number records. Update HMRC records. Send employers the update.
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  7126. @@Cernunnos-2024 Well, you are going to throw the baby out with the bathwater. Here's a very simple policy that fixes most things. 1. Make a list of safe countries. You could even require the SC to accept or reject the list up front. ie. Can a single white woman go there on holiday? 2. Any person claiming asylum from a safe country is rejected and returned. 3. If the country is added to the safe list, we help people we sheltered to return home. 3 months to sort their affairs out. 4. No criminals - deported. 5. No discrimination. e.g Special rules for EU nationals who are 97% white. 6. For economic migrants, a net contributor rule. Their tax code is set at average government spend. 14K a year. I suspect you would say if they are paying in more, the more the better. Your tax bill goes down. So that's an annual test. For that you get your residency permit extended. If you don't pay that, its cancelled. No need for thousands of civil servants to work out points and get it wrong. Just a tax code from HMRC. Easy peasy. It's then taxed at source. Of course when you are paying 14K a year in tax, you are too rich to claim welfare. So no welfare. 7. Those entering illegally - prosecuted - see the no criminals bit 8. Now some will turn up with no papers. Off to a Scottish island. Any claims put on hold until your papers arrive. If you won't say where you are from, you are stuck. If your government doesn't hand over documents, you are stuck. It's not difficult to solve. The HMRC tax code is the one the left loathe. After all they claim migrants a benefit. The tax code makes sure they are. But we all know what the left want. Cheap servants, cheap tarts, cheap employees and to surpress the wages of the workers to keep them poor whilst they asset strip them. The Curley effect is strong.
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  7127. Plenty of indicators of violence around me. Mostly from cyclists assaulting people. 3 killed, 16 people with life changing injuries. 1 road over two years. Police, we can't be arsed.
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  7128.  @sharpvidtube  The polls state the opposite. Then factor in the bias in the polls which is large, and Trump has won. That bias, comes from undersampling rural areas because its hard as one cause. Look back at past elections. Compare the pollsters records at predicting actual results and its clear. Real Clear Polling has all the poll results so you can check for yourself. Another test. Read the posts. How many of them provide actual evidence or refences to evidence? On the Democratic side they don't. The obvious reason, it doesn't support their wishes.
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  7129.  @4-Seasons-Total-Landscaping  Not if Trump wins it. If he can swing NH, he will have swung all the others. That the polsters state NH is too close to call, shows the extent of the swing.
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  7130. My view the messages are full of d*** pics.
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  7131. 901 is interesting. How many bugs did he find? Lets call that X How many bugs did Fujitsu know about from the bugs above. Call that Y. How many bugs in total does Fujitsu know about. Lets call that Z. Y / X as a percentage tells you how good Fujitsu are at finding bugs. (Z + Y - X )* X / Y gives you a good estimate of the number of bugs in the system. A lower estimate.
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  7132.  @ChristopherCrinklebottom  It does matter. The problem is that people are being killed by people who have moved to the UK. If those people handn't been allowed in, then they would still be alive.
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  7133.  @15markav15  Given my track record with the police, I've a defence. I've won so many complaints that the accusation they are taking revenge would stick.
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  7134.  @AB-C1  Not from the photographs I've seen of mother and son.
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  7135.  @unusedsub3003  But tell us how much debt the scandie welfare states have accumulated?
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  7136.  @sysasst670  That misses off that they have asset stripped the workers of their wealth with the pension ponzis. Now if we take Sweden, they are reversing it.
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  7137.  @unusedsub3003  But its all on the credit card. Just wait, when that bill falls due, it will flip to being like the UK The mess in the UK is caused by the welfare state's pension ponzi.
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  7138.  @unusedsub3003  So what are the problems in the UK? Unfettered migration of the poor. The NHS which inspite of the billions thrown at it, can't turn it into health care. 20,000 a year killed from avoidable mistakes for example. The pension debts, hidden off the books. Dire consequences there of wealth inequality, lack of investment, austerity,... Government extortion.
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  7139.  @unusedsub3003  I agree but they are all symptoms. What are the causes?
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  7140.  @unusedsub3003  Post Office. Publicly owned. How's that going? Croydon Council, big investments, Publicly owned. How's that going?
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  7141.  @unusedsub3003  Austerity is a symptom. So is the looting. What are the causes? For example, we are paying record amounts of tax. Where's the austerity? You don't mean low take home pay, you mean state splashing the cash. What's your evidence?
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  7142.  @unusedsub3003  On the politicians. They are insiders. They know what's coming because they caused it. So they are looting because money means you have a means of escape. It's a symptom For the cause. How much pension debt does the state have in the UK? I bet you can't say. Why?
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  7143.  @unusedsub3003  Austerity is a consequence. Look tax receipts are at record levels. How can their be austerity in public services if we are paying record levels of tax?
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  7144.  @unusedsub3003  It's all pension debts. Look at the percentage of taxes going on the debts in general. All of them The workers have paid in trillions. Where's that wealth? How is that debt going to be paid?
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  7145. Who went long?
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  7146.  @helenb6399  There are ways. For example, before Musk started I was doing the same. I asked the Palace of Westminster security if you could get in without a pass or temporary pass being recorded in your database. Answer no, do you think we are stupid? So I asked the lords for how many sitting days each peer had used a pass or temporary pass to get n. They can claim for sitting days. First response, here are their expenses. No I asked for sitting days and passes. Second response, Peers can get in via the Peer's entrance without it being recorded. So I reply, adding in the head of security, original email, saying one of you is lying. The Clerk of Parliaments, Michael Pownall, sends back a state secrecy certificate he had signed. One of his roles is dishing out the expenses. So one approach, release the full details, which dates they attended from the IT system. Which dates they claimed for from their expenses. Then for those that claimed for any day fraudulently, you've got a choice. Resign or be prosecuted. Or both.
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  7147. Question One. Who is the big man? Did he pay tax on his 10%?
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  7148. Where's your evidence Iowa was representative?
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  7149.  @Wppsamsung2024  What was it? 8% for Harris? The one by the pollster who when presented with her own poll results didn't know what D and R meant
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  7150. German inteligence ingoring the threats going after policiticans using democracy to get elected instead.
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  7151. Chinese police because of lots of Chinese criminals.
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  7152. What no conviction?
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  7153. 1. No criminals. Easy to implement. 2. Net contributors only. What David suggests is complicated. Needs lots of civil servants to check. NHS will refuse to play ball and will treat anyway. What's needed is something simple. Change their tax codes to 40K minimum. If you earn more it goes up. If you earn less, no, its 40K. That's break even. Taxed at source? Raises billions. Companies pay Tax evasion? It's a crime? Yoi are deported Uses an existing system, so its cheap to implement. Don't fill out your tax form at the end of the year? It's a crime Welfare? When you are earning 40K? No.
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  7154. It's tax fraud. It's perjury. It's electoral fraud.
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  7155. Victims. Plural.
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  7156. ,Islamist militants could become a problem No, they are a problem
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  7157. 5 million - now its going to the punative phase.
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  7158. That's the plan. What the prosecutor needs to do is all call these witnesses who have made statement he sharp etc. Play the video, get them to confirm it. The other option, they are drugging him. Now for Trump. He needs to start doing the Marty McFly. Are you chicken Joe? Are you going to hide from the debate?
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  7159.  @reinemarais4392  How's it going on those graphs?
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  7160. @ Reported change = man made + natural change. Climate science says no measurement errors. We have the report change graph. Where's at least one of the other graphs? They don't exist. Why? I know. They want to claim reported change = man made change. That's the same as saying natural change has stopped. That's not scientific.
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  7161. @ You didn't post any references for the graphs of man made change, or natural change. I've the graphs for reported measured change, as you have. You can't produce them can you?
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  7162. Another BBC employee.
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  7163. Why is the state making a 30% gross profit margin on its services? The new model of government is extortion.
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  7164. Should be 0% tax increases and the rest from cuts. No consent. No referendum no increase.
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  7165. I know what he was saying. There was a 30% number. I'm interested if he can back that up  @Zurvan101 
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  7166. I know what it is. The claim was that Pakistanis account for 30% of congenital defects. I know how inbreeding works. Where's the reference for the 30% or has that been plucked out of of someone's sphincter.  @0Er0 
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  7167. NCARDRS is the database. Where's your evidence for the 30%?
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  7168. I've searched, can't find anything. Can you post the title and the researchers? I'm not saying it doesn't exist. I posted the data on cousin marriage and Pakistan leads the world. I'm also are of the genetics. There's a second factor best illustrated by Afrikaaners where pyphoria is much more common. That's been traced back to one of two girls who where shipped out from an orphanage. They can't tell which because of WW2 bombing destroying the records. You can see the level of imbreeding there by opening up a phone book. Botha, Pretrious, ... Not many alternatives. Turns out they are all descendants of just 100 people.  @leebrown4049 
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  7169. Just following orders.
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  7170. What dirt does he have on Charles?
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  7171.  @sondoobie1987  We don't. The big issue is Human Rights. Two examples. 1. MPs have a right to slave labour. 2. There's no right of consent.
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  7172.  @jvine3516  There's one example, just been given a suspended sentence for sxl asslt. Andrew Walker, mitigating, said Salah left his home country (Egypt) at the age of 14 due to civil unrest and has been isolated in the UK, with no friends, family or relationship. And remember lots of people from the UK go to Egypt on Holiday. Assuming he got here relatively quickly, he's been claiming asylum for 14 years. So we have a complete failure of the Home Office leading to two victims.
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  7173. That's the only way the democrats can win. Nominate Trump.
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  7174. Bondi attacker, who is a 40-year-old man who was known to police. ========== Confirmed.
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  7175.  @iwantagoodnameplease  So can you owe yourself money to make something valuable?
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  7176. Amnesty? That can be revoked. Nationality? That can be revoked. You simply charge them with illegal entry, convict, then remove the nationality because they are criminals.
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  7177.  @khar12d8  Evidence for that? How can you tell? Do you believe the crime stats? For example, I reported via 999 a recordable offence, involving organised crime where members of the gang are wanted for homicide [in Germany]. So I followed it up. It hadn't been recorded on the system. Nothing. They hadn't even bothered to attend. So I complained. The Met rejected it So I took it to MOPAC. MOPAC ordered the met to make change to their recording of crimes. ie. Complaint result overturned. So I waited a couple of weeks. Then, I checked. I emailed the head of crime reporting for the Met, based at Marlow House in Sidcup. He'd not been told anything. What we have is rampant fraud by the police manipulating crime statistics down.
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  7178.  @Man_fay_the_Bru  There's a second cover up. If you take Rotherham. When you look at these types of offenders they start close to home. Plenty of research to back that up. The serial attacker of strangers is rare. So they will have been offending against Pakistani children and women. In the Pakistani community there, they want unsullied brides. So the attacks get covered up. That's still on going. It's the other cover up
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  7179. Retrospective taxation - 200% of the value.
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  7180. But they will ignore Rayner's tax dodging.
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  7181. Imagine auditing the government accounts and ignoring that 16 trillion pounds of debt, including your own pension, is missing off the accounts.
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  7182.  @garrym5682  There should be a multiplier for politicians. After all that's a non racist policy, unlike the current policies.
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  7183. I suspect a few auditors will be there.
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  7184. Spanish
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  7185. Should be classified as hate speech. They don't like it up 'em.
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  7186.  @tony8564  Doesn't work that way. Has to commit an offence as an MP. So perhaps no voting if you have a criminal record.
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  7187.  @tony8564  Just one from what I can tell. Now for Labour. Adam Thompson Alan Keen Alan Milburn Alan Meale Alan Simpson Alan Whitehead Albert Owen Alex Davies-Jones Alison Seabeck Alistair Darling Alun Michael Andrew Gwynne Andrew Love Andrew MacKinlay Andrew Miller Andy Burnham Andy McDonald Andy Reed Angela E Smith Angela Rayner Ann Clwyd Ann Coffey Ann Cryer Ann Keen Anne Moffat Ashok Kumar Austin Mitchell .... That's just the A's.
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  7188. Bigger swimming pools. Sprinkers to empty the pools to fight the fires.
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  7189.  @xmathmanx  What similarties do you spot between the two cases?
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  7190.  @michallysek6996  Really? That's gone out of the window.
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  7191. They can't afford a UBI for a small subset, pensioners. How can they afford that for all?
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  7192. He's a fantasist. Playing the economic game call what if the welfare state hadn't looted the wealth and spent it, leaving a debt.
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  7193.  @abody499  You don't get the reality. Needs or wants are one thing. The reality is another. People need a retirement income. They won't get it because of the reality. There is a £16 trillion pound pension debt because the policy was spend/redistribute the contributions. ie. Do not create any capital to pay. Your fair share of that debt is £600,000 and this year's increase £60,000. The long term rate of increase is 10% per annum So that's the reality. Your needs, your wants are irrelevant until you factor that in. That's why the Murphys of this world are barking mad. Their start from the premise that the debt doesn't exist and make claims accordingly. It's fantasy economics. It's not rooted in reality.
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  7194.  @abody499  The second problem, and its the biggy. The public get no say in policy [bar brexit] but have to suffer the consequences. That means they are no responsible for the mess.
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  7195. The state makes a 30% gross profit on its "services". 30% is 300 bn. Why do they need another 20 bn?
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  7196. Ajmal Shahpal used Twitter to urge others "to commit, prepare, or instigate acts of terrorism," including decapitating those who insult Islam. The 41-year-old, of Birkin Avenue, Radford, Nottingham, had also praised the killer of Samuel Paty, a French school teacher, calling him "as brave as a lion". Jailed 5.5 years
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  7197. A payment? What about "side" payments to grease he wheels.  @Bitchslapper316 
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  7198. Yep. here's my simple plan A full audit of Social Security. All liabilities go onto the book. Then every tax payer gets sent an annual letter with their share of those debts. If you really want to rub it in, a statement of what their contributions would be worth if they had been invested. What's the swamp going to do? How does it explain the looting? People will work out the consequences. The swamp will get on those private jets and run, or a car and run for the hills.  @carolynatkinson9298 
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  7199.  @kpower1379  I bet your the racist. Voted for Remain didn't you?
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  7200.  @kpower1379  they are mixed race. English and Indian
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  7201. Look at Maxwell's equation. Now I can hear some complaining, but there are 4 equations. Originally there were more. The vector version cut that to 4. The STA version cuts that to 1! And that's as simple as they get. So my question is why the standard model is so ugly. One equation on one A4 page. It cannot be the right solution on beauty grounds, unlike the STA Maxwell Equation. There has to be something more elegant.
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  7202. GIven the state has taken over responsibility from parents, blame the state
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  7203.  @davecooper3238  Threats to extract money means its a scam. Harrasment is a scam.
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  7204. Very interesting observation. It shows coordination. ie. Prosecutions start when he declares being a candidate. Lots of prosecutions in lots of different areas. You're right, its deliberate.
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  7205.  @somedude2433  Correct. The big problem I see is the MSM. People have alternatives. Trump needs to deal with the rules for the alternatives such as shadow banning for example. It's the publisher versus telephone argument. If you want to be a carrier and be immune from libel on what is said on the phone you cannot censor. If you want to censor you are a publisher, and you are included as a party in any libel action. Take your pick
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  7206. Are referring to Gotham's new criminal "The Gobbler"?
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  7207. EU has destroyed itself.
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  7208. If you have an ISA you haven't avoided tax. You've paid tax on the money going in. It's very simple. Governments have a debt and a spending problem. They are just trying to delay whilst they loot. The police won't act. To quote an officer from yesterday. "I'm not going to investigate the Prime Minister because I've got a family and a mortgage and it would be career ending"
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  7209. Interesting observation its the police.
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  7210. The range is short. What it does is push back his air defences. What really screws Putin is $20,000 drones attacking harbours, fuel stores, oil refineries, electricity generators and substations, gas pumps ... That stops the economy.
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  7211. A negative brain scan
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  7212. Start of last year, just up the road from me, a woman was killed, the flat gutted. 2 men managed to escape, naked out of the burning building. The EV bike went up in smoke.
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  7213. On the disposal, my local council recycling centre, in London, will take them. They are stored separately.
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  7214. Correct. They have asset stripped the workers. They have imported poverty. They have looted because they know its going tits up.
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  7215. The question, what can any party offer? Problem is that the welfare state owes £16 trillion. How do you pay that? There's no palatable solution.
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  7216. Mass unemployment? Then we have to reverse mass migration.
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  7217. The corrupt don't like being caught.
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  7218. Yes. The idea that you do accounting real time is bonkers. What was needed was a persistent message queue. Transactions from the branches pushed on the queue. Then they are processed by taking them off the queue, doing the accounting/inventory, with a two phase commit.
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  7219. Here's one problem not being talked about. I understand that the case will go into next year. So since the judge has made decisions that will result in a slam dunk reversal, the trial needs to be stopped now to prevent massive waste of time and money
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  7220. Out of interest, why can't you stand Trump? I'm not in the US, but when I ask people why they don't like him, they can't tell me. That tells me they have been indoctrinated.
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  7221. Exactly. Now if I was Trump, some investigations are needed. Main reason keeps the democrats occupied and tied up in knots whilst you get on with the job. DoJ, tax evasion, corruption, insider trading, killing chefs, those vistor lists ....
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  7222.  @HGCUPCAKES  Tories are an irrelevance. It's only historians, asking the question, who were the Tories.
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  7223. What's the odds that when audited, its true?
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  7224. Now that is the question to ask Bill.
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  7225.  @Chaos_Senpai  I suspect Ancelet and Alphonse may well be one and the same. Ancelet disappeared at the same time Aphonse appears in the UK
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  7226.  @edmann2433  1. Which authorities? 2. What high skills does he have to come here? 3. Why did Starmer say, "I didn't defend him?" 4. What were the charges?
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  7227. It's amazing isn't it. All those investment schemes with Mrs X that make millions, and the AI can't stop them. I wonder why.  @petertaylor3446 
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  7228.  @WallterMitty-d9g  Perhaps its time for the colonisers of the UK to pay massive compensation to the indiginous.
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  7229. It's all going on the socialist pension debts, the borrowing, the corruption, ... .
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  7230. It's inevitable. There's 16 trillion pounds of state pension debts. How do you pay that? Zero assets to pay for it.  @StopTheRot 
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  7231.  @jamesjefferies3762  Can you pay £600,000 of debt rising at £60,000 a year? If you and all other taxpayer's don't hand over that money, Granny gets no pension. So austerity, he's caused it. Lack of investment, he's caused it. Pensioner poverty, low take home pay, he's cause it. It's his policies that have created the mess. So in this case, his wealth, that pension. It's unproductive. It generates no income, no growth. It does the opposite. So why not tax his pension? That money can then be spent by the state. Won't be productive, but its in the economy,
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  7232.  @keithparker1346  Do you think austerity is good thing? I think its bad. Wealth inequality. I think that's bad too. Lack of investment. That's bad. Pensioner poverty. Bad again Fraud. That's a crime. Not a good thing. Look take home pay. Bad Cost of living crisis. Bad. Why are you a fan of those things? You find it strange I don't like it.
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  7233.  @gio-oz8gf  I've give you a challenge. In 25 mins the BoE and the DMO opens their doors. The amount that's been borrowed by the government will be £2,480.83 billion at the start of the day. That's what they had on the books, close of business yesterday. If you want to check, its the Gilts in Issue report on the DMO website, if you know who they are. So that's part of the debt. How big are those unproductive debts, Richard's pension. I'm sure he says its an asset and he's owed the pension. That's what I think too. His asset, the tax payers are liable. How big are the civil service pension liabilities? Prove me wrong. Post the current number and a reference to check. Like I've' done above.
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  7234.  @detritiv0re144  Contribute? No cash. He provides accountancy for the state. That's his side of the deal.
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  7235.  @abody499  You're talking capitalist pensions. Shares, assets are the two big categories. The other is lent to the state. So unless you are claiming that the government is unproductive, its all productive. But I'm taking about Richard's Civil Service pension. For him that's a massive asset. But since there's no assets to back it, that asset is completely unproductive. Zilch. So lets follow his logic, we take the trillions that are those unproductive assets. 30%. Civil servants have to pay that tax now. For some reason I suspect he objects when his policies target him.
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  7236.  @abody499  Richard is an ex HMRC employee. Civil service pension is that big asset of his that is completely unproductive. Not invested in the economy. So lets tax that 30%. You asked which fund didn't invest. You seem to be struggling to say, OK the civil service pension scheme has no assets. The state pension scheme has no assets. Any reason why you can't admit it?
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  7237.  @abody499  Come on. How big are those pension debts and why are they hidden? Richard won't say and neither will you.
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  7238.  @abody499  On the bad faith. I've repeated pointed out why its not bad faith. here are the debts 1. Borrowing 2. Civil service pension 3. State pension 4. Nuclear clean up 5. Losses on insurance contracts 6. The EU 7. Unpaid wages 8. Unpaid invoices 9. Expected payouts - eg post office, NHS damages. The consequences of those debts are really evil Pensioner poverty Lack of investment Low take home pay Austerity Wealth inequality Lack of growth. Now the question of bad faith. It's very clear that the big debts, pensions causes the mess. Even 9, publicly owned organisations have caused the mess You want more of the policies that have created the mess. So you have a problem. What do you do? You won't discuss the problems and their causes. Those policies are the ones that Richard demands. Tax his pension 100%. Lets see if he likes his policies when they target him. He has to stump up the money now.
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  7239.  @abody499  Does the civil service pension scheme have assets? Does the state pension scheme have real assets?
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  7240.  @abody499  So I'm asking you a simple question. Where are the trillions of pounds of wealth the workers have given the welfare state? On Richard, I have major concerns about his students. Liabilites are lesson 101 in accounting Richard for some reason won't discuss why those debts are hidden off the books. The left won't because they, like you, know its a disaster.
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  7241. Would you make an exception for MPs?
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  7242. Double the pain, half the gain Nothing that 250 g of nitro doesn't solve. 10 km per second, end off in microseconds. No pain, brain completely disrupted.  @JustDucky-d9k 
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  7243. Colorado is more interesting - that's an insurection @jacksparrow3490 
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  7244. Where are the trillions the workers have paid the socialist welfare state for their old age?
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  7245.  @stephfoxwell4620  So how big are the socialist welfare state's pension debts? Lets get the problems out there. How do the socialist pay the £16 trillion debt with no assets that they have created?
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  7246.  @stephfoxwell4620  Socialism is just predation on a small number of people and the masses to enrich the socialist elite. Some animals are more equal than others
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  7247.  @Redf322  For Mr Average a) 1.2 million in a fund, 35K a year in retirement, fund not touched. No share of the state's pension debts. b) 12K a year as a pension, no fund and a £600,000 share of state pension debts. Other debts on top. Do you go with the capitalist option a, or the socialist option b? Silly question, you're a peasant, you get b
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  7248. And you are asking the wrong question. You need to ask why the poorer in society have not invested 20% of their income to get wealthier. The answer is that the socialist welfare state has looted 20% of their wealth and redistributed all that money. That then leaves a debt, that the poor are also on the hook to pay. Debt is just negative wealth. Gary won't tell you that little bit, because you would be angry. So how are you going to pay your £600,000 share of the socialist welfare state's debts?
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  7249. The top 10% pay the same amount of tax as the other 90%. So what happens when even a small number of that 10% leave? Your entire government spending model is shafted.  @Gph0367  Why not loo at the 30% profit the state makes on services.
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  7250. So its sitting there are 0%. No tax avoided. Dream on. Ask instead why the state makes a 30% gross profit on services.  @shrunkensimon 
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  7251. Of course they do. Look at their payslips. 20% goes to the welfare state that gives their money to someone else.  @Gph0367 
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  7252. Why would they invest it? So they benefit and become richer. There services wouldn't change since currently that 20% isn't used on any services. So here's the question I suspect you won't answer, or can't. The welfare state owes people a pension. People have paid it for that pension. It's a debt. How big are its debts?  @kimmieutsunomiya1457 
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  7253. The reason they need the welfare state is because the welfare state has asset stripped them That's a very strange argument of yours.  @kimmieutsunomiya1457 
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  7254. So how are you going to pay your fair share of the socialist welfare state's debts? You are on the hook for £60,000. This year's increase £60,000  @kimmieutsunomiya1457 
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  7255. Tax the rich doesn't work. You have to ask first, how big is the government debt problem? Include all the debts, in particular pensions. Then ask, how far down the scale of 'rich' do you have to go to pay the debts? That's money taxed with no services. Austerity. Turns out you have to really screw all tax payers. There aren't enough rich to pay.  @pgbtomas 
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  7256. Interesting to look at America. When that's forced on people, when Walmart closes stores because of theft, the people object. They don't want to buy local.  @mikereut6088 
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  7257. They get their money from two groups. Savers, and shareholders.  @Lindafoy11 
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  7258.  @transitfran1126  Exaclty. And who gets a kick back is also a question.
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  7259. 9:00 am. Watch all the masked deliveroo drivers delivering drugs. All on electric motorbikes, no helmets, no insurance, no tax, no license plate, no vehicle registration, and the drug offences on top.
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  7260. All I see is fake delivery drivers delivering samples of you know what.  @barrydwyer2039 
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  7261.  @sunlion0  Post Shipman I suggest you check out Dr Jane Barton at Gosport Hospital.
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  7262. The cash stops now. ...
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  7263. No. Bercow is worse. Martin is worse
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  7264.  @garriejackson9551  Both can be worse that Hoyle, and are! But I'd put Hoyle pushing for the silver medal.
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  7265. The government is the problem.
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  7266. What we have is a shortage of migrants who pay more tax than they cost, and a surfeit of those that at net consumers. 90% of immigrants are net consumers, and make the UK poorer. ONS numbers.  @FBvio 
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  7267.  @louisvf  That's the standard time if you are any good. 6 years part time. He might have done a 1 or 2 year masters first.
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  7268.  @louisvf  He clearly speaks English at a high level. Now the comments are wrong. He's using an interpreter as part of a game. Use one, you have longer to think. Interupts the detective's games. Plus you can use it later to say the interpreter got it wrong.
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  7269.  @kierabyrnemusic  Of course he does. It's just a legal ploy. A game.
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  7270. Do you want to arm them?
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  7271.  @simoncardie9371  A way of getting round the censorship. Just like the origins of cockney rhyming slang. A way of communicating so people get the message, but with plausible deniability etc.
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  7272. Civil service pension State pension Nuclear clean up Losses on insurance contracts The EU Unpaid wages Unpaid invoices Expected payouts - eg post office, NHS damages. Why have you left off the debts above? The pension debts are £16 trillion. Why just worry about the money owed to banks?
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  7273.  @legtrax2021  If you take 18% of the workers income each year, and redistribute it, instead of having it invested, wealth inequality will increase. If you run up pension debts, that's negative wealth. Those workers are on the hook for those debts. More wealth inequality.
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  7274. Exactly. Macron loses. Couldn't even tolerate a democratic vote, so they stitch things up. BBC says its a left wing triumph.
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  7275. Welsh is a British Language. Why hasn't the BBC put together a learn basic Welsh program? It just shows the contempt
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  7276. Which bit? Stickers or dealing with the police?  @markcf83 
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  7277. But think of the comedy value. Repair man turns up. It's all - goes to the next one, updates the system. Message come sin, its not working He checks it out, there's the camera, must be working... Eventually, he gets up the ladder to find out he's been trolled.  @lynnepostings 
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  7278. Personally I've another plan in action. Get them removed completely and to get Khan to pay damages. I'm going for £180 a day, and no discount for paying early.  @lynnepostings 
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  7279. Build the wall Donald.
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  7280. Almost certainly ear problems caused by the pressure change. A drink or sweets ...
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  7281. Ban the BBC
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  7282. Proof? Will he reduce inflation? Of course he will. All those wasteful public "servants" not spending money
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  7283.  @endorfin_1  The one she hopes to get. I've got it arse about face. :-)
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  7284.  @Simon-hb9rf  Exactly. I misread the reports that she was a Dr, not wanting to be one. That's gone out of the window now.
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  7285. Hari kiri.
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  7286. Put VAT on state schools. Equal playing field.
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  7287. I had an interesting one working overseas in a German speaking country. I said we need a guinea pig to do some testing. Now in English, in England, that's not derogatory. The Guinea Pig Club, established in 1941, was a social club and mutual support network for British and allied aircrew injured during World War II. Its membership was made up of patients of Archibald McIndoe in Ward III at Queen Victoria Hospital, East Grinstead, Sussex, who had undergone experimental reconstructive plastic surgery, including facial reconstruction, generally after receiving burns injuries in aircraft. The club remained active after the end of the war, and its annual reunion meetings continued until 2007. These are people who became the basis for most treatment of burns in the 20th and 21st century. It has a positive connotation. Guinea Pig in German, is Meerschweinchen. Sea piglet being the literal translation. Because of the pig part, its not got the positive association.
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  7288. One - bad luck Two - she's a professional.
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  7289. Condoms - that's Catholics.
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  7290. Such as the state? Look at labour, it's now demanding a bigger monopoly on education.
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  7291. Let Angela Rayner eat her own dog food.
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  7292. Tax avoidance and certain Labour MP dodging capital gains tax.
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  7293. 1. Rescue the boats to Calais. 2. List of safe countries. Immediate deportation if from a safe country 3. Abolish welfare for migrants. 4. Impose a tax code of 40K a year - break even on migrants here.
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  7294. Where are the trillions the workers have paid the socialist welfare state?
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  7295.  @markwelch3564  So that applies to government. There's a simple solution. Add the right of explicit informed consent as a basic human right. Do you have anything against consent Mark?
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  7296.  @markwelch3564  Implied. OK. Now how do you say no? Consent means yes or no. Do you operate you sex life on the same implied principles? What's the difference?
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  7297.  @markwelch3564  What about the informed bit? For example when the state hides a £16 trillion pound debt off the books. You're not informed, how can you make an informed choice?
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  7298.  @jacobalexandersmith619  Shouldn't explicit informed consent be a human right? The right to say yes, the right to say no, and the right to have full information about what you are consenting to? All of that without any retribution if you say yes or no,
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  7299.  @beresfordquimby  So your first argument, practicality, is spurious. ======= where one person agrees, and another doesn't, but the first person's consent impinges materially on the second person's quality of life, or vice versa? ======= So what you are saying here s that person's A''s decision needs the consent of person B. Now they could say yes, they could say no. If they say no, then A doesn't get. What you are saying is that someone is freeloading at the expense of others and its bad. I agree. The state should prevent that. So lets take two examples. State pension and migration. Migration, most migrants pay less tax than they cost the state in services. A simple solution, consent based, is a minimum tax code per adult migrant set above average wage, to adjust for the deficit. The no freeloader test. Of course nothing stops people from sponsoring migrants. All consent based Next state pension. Informed consent s the biggy here. Why are the debts hidden? Why not allow people to opt out and invest their wealth? They would be much better off. Those that want capitalism, choose. Those that want socialism can choose. But neither side can be a parasite on the other.
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  7300. 4 more years of looting.
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  7301. How to fix climate change? First a green register for greens. They get a special badge to show off their green credentials Then their name is added to the no fly list. Personally, this should happen just after they jet off long haul Electoral Roll is cross checked against the register and gas supply. Then the gas is cut off. Smart meters, when the wind doesn't blow etc, click the power is cut off. Green only tariffs, no subsidies. After all they say subsidies are bad. Electric only driving licenses. If caught in a fossil powered vehicle, that they own, its crushed. If caught in a fossil powered vehicle, that someone else's owns, its crushed, and they compensate the owner. On the register, automatic DNR and spare parts harvested.
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  7302. Over consumption of mercury is probably the reason. Mad hatters and all.
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  7303. Is the release legal?
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  7304.  @logician3641  Also, an investigation is underway into an alleged sexual assault suffered by an Australian tourist in Paris. According to the testimony of the woman, aged around 20, she was raped by a group of five men last weekend.
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  7305. Channel Nine says two of their Olympics staffers in Paris were attacked in an attempted robbery. Not working is it.
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  7306. Epsteined. Follow the captains bank accounts. All the cameras looking the other way,.
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  7307. There does seem to be a bias towards sex crimes and tories. Labour its taking other people's money that's top of the list. Electoral fraud and anti a certain religious group. The 1930s issue. Lib Dems its child offences On the domestic violence front. It's 50-50. Male and female.
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  7308. Look at the BMJ reports on "avoidable deaths" Horrific.
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  7309. Couple that with CSA
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  7310. As predicted. Problem is, we know he's a race grifter.
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  7311. Harry Tangye. It's not very difficult. He was refused Asylum. End of - deported. The problem would not have happened So for those you caught. Where are they now?
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  7312. She was just saying how big her last one night stand was.
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  7313.  @ewenmac3127  So why didnt' the socialist stop it?
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  7314. The banks are bust They want to prevent a bank run.
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  7315. Even the Tory mess is miniscule compared to the £16 trillion pound socialist pension debt pile.
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  7316. If you look on Google Street view, you can see lots of cameras.
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  7317. He can't.
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  7318. Repeat this across thousands of similar local government entities in the US
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  7319. What about the 16,000 bn socialist welfare state pension debt?
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  7320. It's easy. Look up where they were born. Date of Birth, are they on the birth register? yes or no. It's very simple. I've done it. At least 70% are not.
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  7321. Pretty obvious why. He committed the same offences in China. There's the video evidence. If deported, the $0.50 bill will be sent to his parents, and that's the end of it
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  7322. Shades of Martin Luther.
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  7323. As if Fred West would say dig up my patio. Corruption minister resigns because of corruption. Someone needs to investigate the minister for Child Protection,
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  7324. making you richer by asset stripping you and taxing you to high heaven. then for the wealth, well we've spent it you 'orrible little oik, now pay the debts we've created.
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  7325. It's because the police are antisemitic.
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  7326.  @Steven-hq3go  So the child that was raped and videoed isn't a victim. Bizarre.
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  7327. The only ones have been MPs and Peers. Some of them have been jailed. However the true extent of the crimes is covered up. I have a collection of state secrecy certificates, made out to me personally, covering up the massive level of fraud in the Lords. Signed by the person dishing the cash out.
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  7328. Yes. That's what the evidence points to. Cash and kind. Given he has no RICO experience, its not surprising he committed a RICO offence. What's alarming is that he's committing the offences he's trying to prosecute. So was any tax paid on this money? Why in cash, not with a electronic transfer? Why no records?  @darwinfinche9959 
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  7329. GIGO. Why would Gary ignore the pensions debts? GIGO
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  7330.  @KrupyFren  So lets look at it from a different angle. You can run a pension scheme in two ways,. The socialist approach where the contributions are redistributed. What we have now. The alternative is investment lead. here the money is invested, and the worker owns there assets, those assets used to pay their pension. In the first case the government finances work just like a household, as you've stated. Unless you can extract the value from the workers and pay it to the creditors, the pensions, you can't pay the pensions. It's not about X, its about value. It's real resources. That's what inflation linked debts are. They are a promise to pay what ever it takes to get the real resources. In the second case, you don't have a household constraint. You have a world wide constraint. Turns out that Mr Average if he had invested his NI would have had 1.2 million in a fund at retirement, and a 35K a year income from dividends alone. We wouldn't need to force austerity onto the workers to pay the debts.
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  7331.  @KrupyFren  What's my premise?
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  7332.  @GhostSamaritan  On models and Covid, we had that bonking professor and his model. I spent a couple of days looking at his code and it was dire. There's instead the SIR model. That's what should be used and that model is based on justifiable simplifications and hard maths [central limit theorem] for the parameters. You can adjust the parameters as the epidemic progresses, and that should be done based on a Baynsian approach. The initial parameters, you take them from the last Covid/Sars outbreak. The problem with Gary and co, is they don't even input the basic parameters. They ignore them because their politics have created them, and the effects are dire. ie. Exclude the pension debts. What if they didn't exist? Fantasy economics. People are desperate because of the effects so they buy into the sham. Look at the comments to see that.
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  7333.  @larfermor  GIGO is the problem with economics. Major errors on the input side.
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  7334.  @malcolmstockbridge2569  Where's the selection? You're left winger number 8 who thinks a special tax evasion bill for Kier is good. Not one has said tax evasion is bad. Telling. Anyway, I've a petition ready for when MPs start doing some work, Revoke it ab initio
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  7335. If you're going to be a criminal, don't get a face tattoo.
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  7336.  @WarrenPeaceOG  You can't have it. Take one example. The socialist welfare state has no assets. It's unfunded pensions. Just because it has no assets, doesn't mean it doesn't owe people a pension. That's a 16 trillion pound debt. What's your cure that doesn't harm people? So given its so shite and won't change, a small shite state is far far better than a large shite state.
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  7337.  @julianshepherd2038  So how do we tax the state?
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  7338. All those Scots knocking back the Brut and Old Spice, with a naptha chaser.
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  7339. "Medical practitioners hearings and decisions" publishes the results. It makes for interesting reading.
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  7340. The bit that got me. They don't have that vehicle for profit! 🙂
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  7341.  @annakissed3226  Won't work. There aren't enough of them to pay for the mess. There's 16 trillion pounds of pension debts off the books. £600,000 per tax payer increasing at 10% a year. 60,000 this year. Can Mr Min Wage [19K] afford that? Can Mr Median Wage [28K] afford that? Can Mr Average Wage [34K] afford that? Can Mr 1% [100K]? afford that and afford to pay for all the services for the others? The top 10% pay as much tax as the other 90%. So what's the plan stan? What's your solution that doesn't involve some sort of austerity?
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  7342. I'd put it different. Most are people who have been shafted by the state. They are at the end of their tether. So like a drowning man they clasp at straws.  @BlackBeltBarrister 
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  7343. The vote is a referendum on independence. Will the voters reject independence by not voting SNP? Another generation ....
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  7344. The term ‘discourse’ has been interpreted and applied in a broad way in this research. Discourses can be defined as clusters of ideas that provide ways of talking about issues such as child sexual abuse (Hall, 1997). This includes the language, terminology and definitions used but also how child sexual abuse comes to be understood, through the key points of change, and the different lenses through which it has been viewed, for example, through a focus on gender, social class or sexuality. It is important to look at which discourses have dominated ways of speaking about child sexual abuse over time, and who is speaking, because the language used to describe it is significant in determining how the issue is addressed. Discourses also produce meanings that can become accepted ‘truths’ and sustain particular power relations in society. ======== This is what 100 million gets you.
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  7345.  @SmashAllah  Not for the enablers in the Police, Councils, SS, Community leaders, politicians....
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  7346. Complete twaddle.
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  7347. Who sung that?
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  7348. You have to do what the Russians do at -50C to get their diesel vehicles started. They build a small fire under the tank to warm the diesel up to get the viscosity down. I suspect doing the same with an EV will work. You'll get a nice Toasty car. Very toasty.
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  7349. Just build a small fire under the battery. That warms it up and you drive away. Very toasty.  @blueocean2510 
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  7350. Kamala, laughing? Hash brownies or nitrous oxide?
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  7351. You're numbers are wrong. Add on 3K per person for the NHS. THen another 3K per person for common goods. Then housing benefits, then income support, then schooling....
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  7352.  @Tensquaremetreworkshop  3,000 is common goods. Defences, legal etc. That's per head. Education of a child 8,000. NHS, 3K per head. For the rest, there's a website entitledto. You can put details in their to get direct costs. HB, income etc. Then on top for the adults, there's pensions. They aren't paying in but they get years added to their entitlement. Total it up and the costs are horrific. Paid for by others with austerity. Now in practice to get rid of that is impossible, until the money stops. Then its even worse that the victorian set up. Harsh as it sounds, there are people who have moved to the UK and are claiming. That needs to be ended. They will leave, and it mitigates the problem. Second we have to move to funded pensions. That's again going to be pain for 20 years. After 20 years yongsters will be better off. But that starts with people like Richard telling the truth about pension debt.
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  7353. Town Police Clauses Act 1847 Section 28 Every person who wilfully and wantonly disturbs any inhabitant, by pulling or ringing any door bell, or knocking at any door, or who wilfully and unlawfully extinguishes the light of any lamp 2 weeks in jail. No exemption for the BBC or capita Jail is better than fines.
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  7354. Do you have more details?  @stevenhodgson834 
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  7355. If you have WOIRA, no lawful excuse.  @gmo4250 
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  7356. DO you have a link for that? interested. @stevenhodgson834 
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  7357. Does Musk have a short attention span? The evidence is otherwise. Paypal, Tesla, SpaceX. Three things is a life? All very succesful. You don't do that without focus. PR is a disaster. 5 people will control each parties list and as a result power is concentrated in those hands.
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  7358.  @bannjaxx  State debts. Pure propaganda from the BBC. Don't pay civil servants, doctors, nurses, their pensions. BBC is clear, its just the money owed to bankers that's a debt.
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  7359. The first plumbing disasters will be in the democrat primaries. Make sure the puppet is the candidate. Given the concerted attempt to subvert democracy, what if there were prosecutions of insurection against those who are involved? Like 4 colorado judges.
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  7360.  @steec6713  We have to accept his culture or we are racist. Keir Stamer, 2023.
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  7361.  @blepala  He was born here to migrant parents.
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  7362. I've a better idea. ULEZ cameras are now high res. A local junction is running at 1200 offences an hour. Cyclists and e-bikes, 98% of the time. So video the junction. Trivial to detect cycling on pavements, jumping reds. High resolution cameras capture the faces, type of bike etc. Then do an operation. Nick the red light jumpers. Names, addresses, and photograph their faces and their bikes. Now that AI kicks in, does the facial matching. Humans check, and the fines go out in the post. Given the repeat nature of the crimes, it wouldn't surprise me if some ended up with 500 £100 fines. £50,000. It's a magistrate's fine, so you can't get out of it with bankruptcy. It raises more money than ULEZ. :-)
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  7363. That's because the police want to emulate the Chinese society. They are on the top, you are a peasant.
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  7364. Because the state is the puppet master and pulling the Sun's strings.
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  7365. It was the car that dunnit. BBC have to told me. They have a problem it was a hybrid, not a full electric. So must be an evil climate denying car.
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  7366. This time of year ...
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  7367. So socialism. Where are the trillions the workers have paid the welfare state for their old age?
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  7368.  @3d1e00  The big problem in the UK's mixed economy is socialism. 16 trillion pounds of pension debt, run up by the state, and hidden off the books Richard Murphy won't cover that accounting error, and yet professes to be an teacher of accountancy.
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  7369.  @keithparker1346  So no pensions for public sector workers. Not owed a penny, lets not pay them and use the money for services.
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  7370.  @3d1e00  So where are the trillions the workers have paid the socialist welfare state? So is the welfare state capitalist? No. There are no assets. No assets to pay the debts. Where's the money? It's all redistributed. Redistribution is a socialist policy. Nice try, but you can't avoid the blame for the disaster in the UK
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  7371. Seize or Cease? Tough, he's a has been.
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  7372. Exactly. That's why we need prosecutions like this. That's stops the enablers. Now I don't know if he was involved but there's a certain BBC journalist where I bet he will be interviewed.
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  7373. Not paying the BBC license fee causes climate change.
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  7374. Why didn't they buy a can of WD40?
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  7375. There's talk of 2.
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  7376. Because that's the same organisation that didn't deport him.
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  7377. But I want all of them. I don't they have worked out the consequences. The guidelines on the RIPA act are clear. You cannot secretly film people in private cars unless you are the police or MI5. You also need a warrant to do so. Khan doesn't have one and won't provide the list of cameras. I've since FOI'd some of the dissenting councils for the attempt by Kahn for a Section 8 agreement. That should contain the list of where they are in that borough. Get one and I get them all. The others will cave.  @BlokeOnAMotorbike 
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  7378. Austerity is the consequence of a 16,000 bn pension debt.
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  7379.  @Alex-y2r6p  No it wasn't. The state makes a 30% gross profit on its services. Where's that 30% going? Debts. Very simple question for you that you will not answer. How big are the state's pension debts? Start off with the public sector pension debts/liabilities? You will never answer that question.
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  7380.  @michael-james1970  Rwanda Justice for Genocide is a website you can go and see for the details.
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  7381. Given the precedent, that would be funny. They would lose the court case, and disenfranchise all their voters. Imagine, no votes from New York count in the presidential election because the vote was rigged.  @123marlanamars 
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  7382. What's that got to do with illegal voters? @knine8154 
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  7383. The debt says they can't improve it.
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  7384. Surely rechargable - save the planet. I must add that to my next grant application for that sequel, Grandad does Glasgow. The green impact. Rechargeable devices. No single use plastics. All the prophylactics washed and reused. A big section on the Green impact.
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  7385. Theres not much pressure because Putin has eliminated the opposition. Goverment's lie. That's the west and russia. The public know that. It's not news and its not a russian thing
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  7386. How is black white? Truth a lie? Welcome to socialist newspeak.
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  7387. 800,000 Less taxes.
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  7388. Going to be interesting. Madame La President in in charge of Foreign Policy, and that's the EU. With a mandate, she just writes the letter. We are leaving. Two years to come to an agreement. She can cut that down to one day. EU presents its demands. La President dit non. C'est fini. Now what does the EU do? Spain and Portugal and effectively Italy cut off from the markets to the north and vice versa.
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  7389.  @Gambit771  They would. Hence they won't allow them a vote. Now with Madam La President, she controls foreign policy and has the mandate. Simple solution. Call the EU in. Hand them the letter saying we are leaving. Negotiation starts. We agree to nothing. Negotiation is over. Transition is over. No money for the EU. Zilch. Now what does the EU do? Italy effectively cut off [there are no real transport routes on the east, the north ones go via Switzerland, most are via France]. Spain and Portugal cut off, same for the north from the south.
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  7390. Should be forced to put it back, and list it. Cover ups are evidence of a crime.
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  7391. What electoral reform?
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  7392. Huti or Tutsi? Have the parents been investigated to see if they were involved in Genocide?
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  7393. Not Scotland Yard. The lot who look out of their window each day, look at the Romanian Mafia wanted for homicide and do nothing.
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  7394. Has anyone managed to find where the report has been hidden?
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  7395. So does he get away with not paying the tax?
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  7396.  @oneoflokis  Exactly. Civil servants will state clearly that they are owed a pension. But those same civil servants hide the pension debts off the books. Now you have them demanding more taxes to pay their wages. their pensions because of that accounting fraud. In this case, pay more tax but get no services for that money. The very definition of public austerity is lots of tax and no services. Someone else has to pay for their fraud.
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  7397.  @oneoflokis  I agree. They are owed a pension. That makes it a debt. So why is that debt omitted by civil servants from the national accounts? Can you afford £600,000 of debt rising at 10% a year?
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  7398.  @oneoflokis  PS. Richard Murphy doesn't think its a debt.
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  7399. Administrative justice. The government is industrialising prosecutions of people in exactly the same way.
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  7400. It's the way the Police treat the public. With contempt. Why do the police not deal with the Mafia on Westminster Bridge? Ah yes, brown envelopes. What about the police officers committing offences? Not addressed. They commit traffic offences multiple times a day, when they have NO exemption. You have police committing the same offence as they ones they are trying to enforce. With some offences, such as cycling and emotorbikes, they see the offences and just ignore it.
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  7401. Romanians.
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  7402. Does she have QI?
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  7403. Are you sure they are working the overtime?  @grannytwenty1424 
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  7404. Jail for Starmer.
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  7405. It will be a wealth tax. 1% of the value, each and every year.
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  7406. In the UK we have door chains. You put the chain on. The chain can only be removed from the inside. There is only a 3 inch gap. That stops them getting entry. But it doesn't deal with the "officer safety" excuse.
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  7407. Biden is ga ga.
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  7408. Ear we go again.... PS. They've arrested the man who tried with an AK47. So much for the claims it was invented by the Democrats. Kamala is getting desperate.
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  7409. There is no evidence that such plans are achievable in theory or practice ========== On the NHS, its a Beveridge system [Same as Medicare]. Bismarck systems are the other sane choice. [CH and NL]. Bismarck systems work, the Beveridge systems don't.
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  7410.  @witlesswonderthe2nd883  So is a 30% gross profit margin good?
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  7411.  @Theyellowchild  They would leave, at their own cost. Well most. Some may not even be able to afford to leave. Now I suspect there would be riots. So you need to plan for it. First deport all foreign criminals. Make it automatic on conviction. Now for the rest you need to do it in a progressive way. You start with new arrivals. No welfare, 40K tax code. Ideal with tax paid into an account up front. The left then go to court, to claim that's illegal. The solution. Apply to all migrants. You also need to do they cost benefit analysis. Tax paid against ALL costs. Total up for the time here. Do you start with most expensive? Problem here is they have been here for so long.
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  7412.  @Kx110x  Not the case. Most are still UK born. The problem is that the criminality amongst recent arrivals is way out of proportion to the rest of society, particularly at the serious end of crimes. Same for the victims of crimes.
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  7413. Run Joe Run. If you don't Hunter will be in jail for a decade.
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  7414. MSM has been covering it up. ie. Lying. They have been lying about lots of things. You can't trust ANYTHING they say, including this.
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  7415. Like the joke of Hitler's about kill all the jews in England and Mr Jack Jones of Carshalton. Why kill Jack Jones? See, I told you said Hitler, they don't care about the Jews.
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  7416.  @Tensquaremetreworkshop  So what's the rate of increase in those pension debts? What's the rate of achievable increases in GDP? The pension debts are growing at 10% a year. That's the long term rate. Not a hope in hell of getting 10% increase in GDP. GDP per capita even, that drop is caused by the importation of poverty. But what do you expect when 30% of taxes go on the debts?
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  7417.  @RichardJMurphy  The government reports a debt. £2,478.17 billion last time I looked. That's the borrowing. But lets take MMT. MMT is absolutely clear and you know it. To give value to a fiat currency you have to tax/fine in the currency. So now lets look at the other debts. Pensions. £16 trillion pounds, current actuarial value. One of those easy payments, now, big payments later debts. Those debts are inflation linked. You cannot inflate your way out of inflation linked debts. Basic MMT tells you that. There are three ways of getting out of that debt. 1. Default. In part or in full. Plenty of examples of the UK state defaulting on its pension obligations [Austerity for the pensioners] 2. Tax. ie. Transfer the wealth from the workers to the creditors. [Austerity for the workers] 3. Cuts to spending with no cuts to taxes. [Austerity for the state]. A forth was proposed by some left wingers. Invade other countries and tax them. So MMT is very clear You cannot inflate your way out of inflation linked debt.
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  7418.  @RichardJMurphy  Here's the test. Pay public sector workers in vouchers. No need for tax. Heck you could even double there salary. For every pound they were paid, they get 2 vouchers. You can never run out of vouchers. Do the same for their pensions. Now what do you think will happen when they try and spend their vouchers? Thought experiment one.
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  7419.  @RichardJMurphy  Thought experiment two. The UK government can never run out of money. So lets have the UK government sign a contract. For a £1 consideration [makes it legal], the government agrees to buy for every person one Ferarri of their choice a day. [Or an Aston]. The UK government must be able to make good on that right? It's a real good. Tangible. But with 70 million taking the deal, that an obligation to deliver the UK's GDP every day. How does the economy do that? Turns out for inflation linked debts, debts where the promise is purchasing power, you are constrained by the economy and the willingness of people to be taxed without services to then as a consequence. Inflation linked debts are like a household. It's fixed rate debts only that are not.
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  7420.  @RichardJMurphy  So you're an accountant. The government says it uses IFRS rules. I'll help you with the rule **A liability/debt is a present obligation of the enterprise arising from past events, the settlement of which is expected to result in an outflow from the enterprise of resources embodying economic benefits** Obligation? Doesn't even have to be a contract. Why aren't pensions on the balance sheet? That's fraud.
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  7421.  @oneoflokis  So the welfare state and its pensions operate on that model. Take the wealth, redistribute it. How's that working out?
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  7422. Why are they hiding his migration status until after the vote? That's rigging an election.
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  7423. The manslaughter verdict is not arrived at easily, it is considered carefully and fully ========== So why were the jury not the ones making that decision?
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  7424. The level of planning and mental illness excuse in this case are not consistent.  @cliffwilkins9178 
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  7425. So my conclusion is they have made a calculation. Take the shit from this verdict because if it went to trial even more shit would come out. The question now, will we get a proper public inquiry into the failures of government, including the home office failing to deport him  @bronte333 
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  7426. Repeat across government. Look at the left. There's so little welfare fraud, we should pay more. Then it comes out that 5 stole 50 million.
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  7427. Hash brownies or Nitrous Oxide?
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  7428. Exactly. Labour the party of, and for, terrorists.
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  7429. One of my mothers carers. Her ex was hit by an articulated lorry. In a coma for 8 weeks. Drunk driver. Anyway when he came round from the coma had complete amnesia. Still thought he was married to her. Didn't know the new wife. Couldn't understand why she was there. Didn't know the two new children. Couldn't understand why his child with her had grown up.
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  7430. We need a complete replacement. FPT just changes the snouts. So what's needed? 1. Open primaries. That abolishes selection committees and central office power. 2. The right of consent in law as a basic human right. You have the right to say no to them. 3. Referenda by proxy. You nominate an MP, any MP as your proxy. Proxy votes are needed to pass votes. You can change your proxy at any time That's it. So why does that work? Tory vote in a Labour seat? Nominate a Tory MP Direct democracy? One MP would set up a proxy website, where they will pass on your proxy vote. Manifestos. Things not in the manifesto? You can stop it. In the manifesto, and not implemented? Well that isn't covered. If you don't like a policy? Well you have the right of consent. They can't force it on you. If MPs lie then that's not informed consent. As the victim, you can't be punished for saying no. No needs for the Lords too. They go. That saves 150 million a year. Voter registration is 100 million a year. 20 million on top for handling the nominations, its cash flow positive.
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  7431. Helping an offender - that's the offence they have committed.
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  7432. They won't report on the level of government pension debts. The simple reason is that they have repeated the falsehood for so long, they believe it to be true. To do the basic research, find out they have been lying, and admit it, everyone asks, you must have been telling porkies about everything. PS £16 trillion with no assets.
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  7433. I write because you lied. Be honest.
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  7434. For once, a socialist putting his money on the line.
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  7435. The American vote. Electoral Fraud by the Democrats.
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  7436. What you need to do is get the accusations in first. Then they cannot use the feelings argument against you. In this case, the arrest is very dodgy. But as you know, people will have words with any judge, the jury will be rigged.
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  7437. The demanded PR, that's another lie. They aren't going to put PR in.
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  7438. Two people also injured in shooting in Sydenham
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  7439. On the genetic level. Check out Swyer's syndrome and AIS. Your sex is thes sex you pop out of the womb as. Not your DNA. In the case of people with Swyer's or AIS, they are more women than others since they don't respond to testosterone.
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  7440. So they aren't Labour members or MPs. Which means they cannot trigger an internal Labour election to remove him.
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  7441. There's already a case in Scotland where the local authority had no space, so had to pay for the private education of a child from a private school who said, where's my state school.
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  7442. Fine him and he will take revenge. Tax investigations into the 10% Insider trading? The coke in the whitehouse. Vote rigging. Policised judges. The prosecutors.
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  7443. I'm surprised more women tennis players don't play mixed doubles. It would improved their single's game.
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  7444. That's with the usual reluctance to admit you are right wing, because you will be targetted by the scum.
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  7445.  @marykapadia9385  So ask the questions. 1. How much pension debt has the state run up? 2. Why won't Richard talk about it?
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  7446.  @marykapadia9385  They are separate issues. There is a debt. It meets the conditions of IFRS. On the print to pay. That works for fixed rate debts. You screw your creditors by printing which causes inflation. But for inflation linked debt it doesn't work. As fast as you print the debt gets bigger. When you don't deliver on purchasing power the creditors come after you. There you have to default. See the equation of exchange if you want the economics of it.
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  7447.  @marykapadia9385  So we cancel Murrays pension. He's not owed it. Ditto with the borrowing. That makes for a 30% tax cut. Do you think he will complain and say he's owed a pension?
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  7448. Problem is the reported crime stats are rocketing. If you are one of those making the report, you have to make sure you get the crime reference number. Under that other woke rule, victims have to be believed, which means its recorded.
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  7449. Tax evasion and looting and corruption on a major scale. Labour and Starmer are in it together.
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  7450. Going to be cheap to replace your EV when it explodes.
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  7451.  @TheVoiceofReason_TVOR  It's always an option that detectives have consider.
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  7452.  @TheVoiceofReason_TVOR  A possible explanation,.
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  7453. There are no parking bays. There are no road markings.
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  7454. If its computer generated speech, then ignore it, say you aren't interested in the channel, move on to the next.
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  7455. 20% gets looted in the form of NI just to pay one of those hidden state debts.
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  7456.  @stumac869  The poor get massive "negative tax" in the form of subsidies. But why isn't it like Port au Prince in Haiti? Why hasn't it collapsed? It's the evidence you don't need 50% taxes to have a good government. We can and need to have massive cuts to taxation.
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  7457.  @stumac869  So lets say a poor person in latvia earns 10,000 EUR. They pay 2000 in Tax. There's no threshold. A rich person earns 100,000 EUR. They pay 20% on 20,004 EUR., 23% on the income up to 78,100, then 31% on the remainder. That's 25,151.88 EUR. So you've claimed the poorest pay more. Well based on the actual numbers the rich person pays 12 times as much as the poorer. So you are wrong there. Even on the percentage, one pays 20% of income the other pays over 25% of income. Where did you get the idea the poor person pays more because its clearly wrong. Someone has lied to you.
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  7458.  @JunitafluxcyfatriciaJunita  Which means someone else loses, and the electricity company takes their cut.
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  7459. Called a subsidy and the state creams off its percentage. So what's needed to change this? First the extortion model of government ends. Then we recognise that there are a lot of people who want net zero. So we help them. We have a green register. 1. No flying for them The devil in me says they are added to the no fly list just after they jet off long haul. 2. Cross check electoral register against gas supply and cut it off. 3. Electric only driving licenses. They can buy Teslas. 4. Smart meters and green tarrifs. Click when the wind doesn't blow. Everyone else can watch the great experiment.
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  7460.  @iwantagoodnameplease  No it doesn't. Why doesn't Richard create his own currency, print trillions, convert that to resources?
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  7461.  @WarrenPeaceOG  No. Purely the connection between money and the value of goods and services. The relationship is the equation of exchange. If you double the money supply, you double prices, given other things being equal
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  7462. There are time limits. I've been referred to check out some moles. Interestingly the appointment is date my gp requested it plus the time limit. ie. Next year. How can they not have any appointments in 4 months unless there's a disaster of cancer all across the country? They do. It's just socialist medicine using the appointment system as a form of rationing and bumping people off.
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  7463. Just think how bad its going to be for Liberals under Trump. The bankruptcies are going to be epic.
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  7464.  @davidhollins870  No they didn't. They didn't remove the act. So how Sir Kid Starver going to justify it when he taxes others.
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  7465.  @davidhollins870  It's tax avoidance. Its just for him. It's not for the civil service.
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  7466.  @davidhollins870  So what issues are there with the civil service pensions? Ponzi? Fraud? Tax evasion?
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  7467.  @davidhollins870  The law is clear. Just Keir Starmer. He's rich, he's got a tax law just for his benefit. Now all should be subject to the same tax law. Period. So if the value of his fund is over the limit, he pays the tax, pays the penalties. If the value of a civil service pension is over the limit, they should pay the tax too, and the penalities. Just like what they do the peasants.
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  7468.  @davidhollins870  So as far as I can see. 1. King Charles 2. Keir Starmer They are the only two people with personalised tax law.
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  7469.  @duncangoodall7108  Well I think a petition with the discussion about revoking it retrospectively is in order. After all they retrospectively taxed lots of people. Turning the tables is appropriate. In general we have looting going on by the elite. It won't end well for them
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  7470.  @davidhollins870  Is it tax free? What UK law says its tax free? The Pensions Increase (Pension Scheme for Keir Starmer QC) Regulations 2013 Where's the law that says No tax for Nigel Farage in UK law?
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  7471.  @duncangoodall7108  I think so. I'm going to mull over the form. One option is the revokation which means retrospective taxation. The reason for that is to pay for state services.
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  7472. The recipe is in the Jules Verne book the Mysterious Island. Including how to make the nitric acid etc, all from scratch
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  7473. I had a chemistry teacher. He had blown two fingers and a thumb off. Got the nick name Finger's McClucky, with the implication it had gone wrong on a bank job  @Tatorhead1234 
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  7474.  @tiffa01  On it, off it, on it, off it, on it, off ....
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  7475. Well up the road from me, start of last year. One person killed, 2 lucky escapes from an EV fire. An illegal EV almost certainly. Building gutted. The two got out naked, never to be seen again. Almost certainly in the UK illegally.  @crazyedo9979 
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  7476. So its going to be just like those who have killed more than once with the jail sentence in between. What's the betting that a lot get arrested within a week of release?
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  7477. They won't get permission.
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  7478.  @RichardFraser-y9t  After allegedly groping two men while he was drunk, Pincher resigned as Deputy Chief Whip on 30 June 2022, and had the Conservative whip removed ======= On my list of 455 bad MPs.
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  7479.  @zlamanit  You need permission. Read the rules.
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  7480.  @Weightedneckhangenjoyer  40K a year [break even] minimum tax code, no welfare. Solves lots of problems and can be done in a month.
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  7481. He's very skilled with a joystick. @iaseyes333
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  7482. Looks like YT AI doesn't get jokes.  @leonardmead1425 
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  7483. Perhaps someone pushed him into it! :-)  @christophernabors4183 
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  7484. So you hate trump?
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  7485.  @basiaszendrei1603  No I haven't. In the UK, the sentencing for murder is governed by strict laws because it carries a mandatory life sentence. The "tariff" refers to the minimum term a convicted murderer must serve before they can be considered for parole. The Tariff (Minimum Term) The judge sets the minimum term, often referred to as the "tariff," which is the number of years the offender must serve before being eligible for parole. It considers: Aggravating factors (e.g., premeditation, use of a weapon, particularly brutal or sadistic killing). Mitigating factors (e.g., lack of intent, provocation, or the offender's youth). If you go to the sentencing council you will see their starting tariff for example, 12 years for anyone under 18, and the effect of aggravating and mitigating factors on the minimum tariff.
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  7486. it's funny. They are getting more and more desperate. Will the select Biden? I think that's what's going to happen. Next how is Biden going to handle the debates? Trump needs to start setting the agenda now. Namely Biden won't turn up because he's scared. His handlers have him chained to the radiator in the basement again. etc. How do the DemocRATS counter that? It's hard.  @NipponKiwi 
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  7487. What's going to happen here? They are going to loot the Mayor's shops. Mind you, he will get cheap properties buy buying up the vacant shops.
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  7488. But have you collected? You know how the democrats don't like paying their debts.
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  7489. Another test. Go to a website Put in married couple aged 65, 100K a year inflation linked. See how much that costs. Now look at top civil servants etc, and see what they are pulling in. Doctors, surgeons, ... That gives you a good indication of the cost. Then for the masses, they get a fraction of that, but there are millions of them.
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  7490.  @snowiecat456  So you need to earn 38.5K a year to pay more into the system than you take out. What percentage of migrants meet that criteria? Nothing to do with the NHS, WW2.
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  7491.  @snowiecat456 Still waiting. Nothing to do with the NHS, WW2. We've imported poverty from the 3rd world, from Europe, Afghanistan, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, ....
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  7492.  @kevinsyd2012  Free Schooling. 9K a year per head Health care, £3K a year You're missing Common Goods, another 3K a year We are importing poor people who then get all these things without paying tax to cover the total cost. On poverty, I've seen it. I've even seen people with beri beri.
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  7493.  @12theotherandrew  What percentage of migrants earn more than 40K a year. That's break even.
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  7494.  @12theotherandrew  On the second bit. Low paid jobs means they are not net contributors. They are net consumers. They make the UK poorer. Your argument is the same as the plantation owners in the deep south. They sad who will pick our cotton without slaves. You've got the same mentality.
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  7495.  @12theotherandrew  It's interesting too that you provide the evidence that you are wrong. Migrants work low paid jobs which means they are poor. Poverty has been imported.
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  7496.  @12theotherandrew  Your number is old. The last number was 38,500. Now there's a deficit. That means Mr Average doesn't generate sufficient tax on average to fund the state. So we are importing poverty. A simple solution. A minimum tax code on economic migrants of 38,500 helps prevent the issue. Easy to implement.
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  7497.  @12theotherandrew  Mr Average is key. Mr Average doesn't generate enough tax to fund his state services. Simple there is a deficit. Notice generate. That includes all sources of tax. So lets have a minimum tax code that makes sure they pay more. The OBR is wrong. If you look at Cream research, into migration, even with their fiddles they couldn't show that the average migrant pay their way. Dustman and Fratelli, fiscal effects of migration. The big fiddle is the foot note to table 4 on common goods. The number is clear in table 5. You can search on line. On government stupidity, I agree. Migration of poor people is just one example of many
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  7498. So here's a simple set of rules. 1. No criminals - barred and deported. Any reasons why not? 2. No discrimination. e.g No special rules for 97% white EU nationals. 3. Net contributors only Easy to implement with a minimum tax code. No need for points etc. Remember, not paying your tax is a crime. See point 1.
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  7499.  @12theotherandrew  If those with the highest incomes paid proportionately the same as those on low incomes ========= Then the poor would be shafted. The poor as it stands get a major negative tax rate. Huge subsidies. The top 10% pay the same amount of income tax as the other 90%. So your plan would completely screw the poor. So lets have that minimum tax on economic migrants, including dependents who currently pay no tax at all but come with costs Raises billions, slashes costs. Cures the housing crisis. Of course you might want migration. Here I would suggest we set up a sponsorship scheme. You can sponsor a migrant. You cover any short fall in tax against costs. If they commit a crime, you pay the damages, you pay for the investigation, the cost of imprisonment. And no bankruptcy allowed
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  7500.  @12theotherandrew  f those with the highest incomes paid proportionately the same as those on low incomes, the tax revenue would be billions ========= ie. The above is a complete myth. It's in the same league as if only the state could catch leprechauns everything would be happy ever after. It's fairy story.
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  7501.  @12theotherandrew  CReAM. Discussion Paper. CDP No 23/13 The Fiscal Effects of Immigration to the UK. Christian Dustmann and Tommaso Frattini Lots of evidence of imported poverty. Easy fix, change the tax code.
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  7502.  @12theotherandrew  Asylum and economic migration are different issues. Economic migrants - that minimum tax. Asylum lets start with a list of safe countries. No asylum from safe countries. Asylum is temporary. ....
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  7503.  @12theotherandrew  On point one. There are DBs of criminals. If countries want VISA free travel one condition can be that passports can be checked against those databases. You also have declarations, like the US, that you have no record. If you lie on that form, its a criminal offence. That solves most of the problems on entry. On conviction, automatic deportation at the end of sentence, or from the court to the deportation sentence for a non custodial sentence. You can appeal the conviction, not the deportation. People who have acquired UK nationality lose their nationality on conviction too.
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  7504.  @12theotherandrew  On the processing. Does two weeks sound reasonable? Why not a one week turn around?
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  7505. Which group of usual suspects?
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  7506. The Tories don't own votes. No party does. They think they do but they are wrong.
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  7507. Stupid people die younger Stupid people vote SNP
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  7508.  @rockerjim8045  They were. Now they aren't.
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  7509. Needs to gear up.
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  7510. Nike. Did you check references? Silly mistake.
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  7511. It was established Odeyemi was the subject of a Sexual Risk Order at the time of the incident and had breached its conditions.
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  7512. I think that's correct. What are we talking about? 5 million. How quickly can 5 million be solved and how? Rule one, stop digging. The first boat across the channel. Which country? Ah its on the safe list - shipped out the same day. No papers? Shipped off to the falklands the same day. You top up their sims of course, for free. They can tell their mates. Then any who have made the crossing, its conviction time and deport. You also target any with criminal records. They go first. ie. You want to target those who are most likely to riot. I'm not sure who goes after the criminals? Families I would suggest. That way we don't have a growing problem. They are high cost. It also means they are more likely to get accommodation back home. So lets then take one more difficult example. Afghanistan. Can we ship back? Hmm. So lets say we ship them off to the Falklands or they can have a ticket home. Which do they choose?
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  7513.  @julielarge6120  Oh he is. He's talking about his fat cat pension. He's demanding austerity for others so he gets paid.
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  7514. Not Vobes. The person he was interviewing.  @timg1246 
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  7515.  @johnh9243  I'll give you another example. 800 m long road near me. Last 2 years, 3 killed, 14 life changing injuries. All caused by cyclists. The fix is easy. However, when you go to the police, they are completely imune to it that the offences don't even register. 1200 offences an hour, one junction. Police action, zilch. Same for Westminster Bridge.
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  7516.  @SlowhandGreg  10-12 year old girls. Now you are saying there's massive voter fraud where underage people are being registered to vote.
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  7517.  @kmrose  You need to grow up.
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  7518. In the case of CF, its that they hate him and decided to use their political power to attack him.
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  7519.  @SuperMickyChow  More nuanced. The elite in Westminster want to cover up their pension ponzi. Imagine what happens when the penny drops that you have paid in hundreds of thousands of pounds and they won't pay what they owe you? What happens when you are poor and work out you will never get to the position to get anything back? Desperate people do desperate things, and its politicians that are the target. That's why they have gone fascist and authoritarian.
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  7520. What's the left going to do on 6 Jan 2025?
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  7521. It's interesting. Invariably its we need migrants to do job X because Americans won't do them. Well before the civil war, lots of people were saying who will do job X where X was pick cotton.
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  7522. You are extreme left. We should put you and others like you one the banned list. Zero credit score.
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  7523. So what's needed? The state needs to be drastically reduced. See Argentina. That causes unemployment, unless uneconomical migrants are removed from the workplace. That means removing welfare for the ones not working, and putting in place a break even tax code. 40K a year. They can't afford to stay without subsidies. That creates vacancies for those state employees on workfare. DEI jobs, lots of them, just go. No legal aid for migration. ... For example, road tax. Abolish it. 2-3p on fuel covers it, and its hard to dodge, collected already by 2 people from the 7 refineries. Repeat repeat repeat. So spending falls, and GDP per head increases. Housing crisis solved. Lots of crimes prevented. Then the government model of extortion has to go. Parking, congestion charges, remove it all. To force that through, send everyone a full statement with their share of the state debts.
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  7524. So how much tax should my 1/16th of an acre pay? How much tax should a large land owner like the RSPB pay?
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  7525. But in this case its a broad revocation. They are just one of many. What evidence do you think they can present to a judge to get a warrant based off a sign like that? The case is interesting because it tells me they are tacitly acknowledging WOIRA as legal and it affects them.
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  7526. @ 16 trillion poinds of socialist pension debts, hidden off the books. No deportation of criminals No arrests and charges for people entering illegally Kicking people out of their homes to make way for migrants. Two tier justice. Looting by MPs Increasing taxes. Paying off their union masters. No inquiry into the pdf grape gangs. Ignoring basic rights - chagos. Interfering in foreign elections A corruption minister charged with corruption
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  7527.  @LettsBclear  16 trillion pounds of socialist pension debts, hidden off the books. A socialist policy hide that and created it. Tories, Labour and Lib Dems are all to blame. The civil service is to blame. How do you fix that without austerity?
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  7528.  @LettsBclear  Next. Mass migration. 1. 5 million migrants not working, and their dependents on top. That's 3 million not contributing to the UK. What's Starmer's solution? It's let more in.
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  7529. @ you are assuming the police told the cps
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  7530.  @m0o0n0i0r  QE is nothing to do with bank bailouts. The bank bail out was the SLS. The special liquidity scheme. You can of course search for it. To get those loans the banks had to put up assets worth more than the loans, they they paid penalty rates of interest. All the money was repaid, in full and the BoE made a 35 bn profit, handed it over to the treasury. QE is called the APF. It's a private company. The Asset Purchase Facility. Now its a Limited company, so you can go and search for it, its on company house. You can check the accounts [makes a change]. So the bank bailouts, can you find them on those accounts? No, because no loans to banks were made. You can see what they have and you will discover they have lent all the money to the government, whose spent the lot. The APF accounts show those loans, as gilts.
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  7531.  @asian_raisin  Where's the theft? Now the big theft is the welfare state
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  7532. They repaid it all, at penalty rates of interest. 35 bn profit booked by the state. So why didn't the regulator go to prison?
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  7533. No, we have a government problem. No policing. Looting. Extortion. False accounting. Fraud. Politicians on the take and committing offences left right and center.
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  7534.  @laineybolland4359  It's spaming. It doesn't add anything. It's also against the terms and conditions of YT if you read them. Plus point I admit its not advertising tarts or financial scams but it will get you banned.
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  7535. Why?
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  7536. They are all terrified. They know what's coming as a result of their pension frauds. Trillions looted. Bernie Maddoff Accounting.
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  7537. I've crunched the numbers for dodgy MPs. Labour is in the lead on 222, Tories second on 143, Lib dems on 30. That's offences and expenses, and some standards committee issue such as trying to influence a judge to get a colleague off a prison term. I need to go through more of the MPs that breached standards. For peers its harder. That's been made a state secret. I've the certificates made out to me personally.
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  7538.  @ramalufc322  Which stats? Rayner or politicians in general?
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  7539.  @ramalufc322  Labour 222 Conservative 143 Lib Dem 30 DUP 6 Scottish National Party 6 Independent 4 Plaid Cymru 2 Respect 1 Sein Fein 1 Social Democratic and Labour Party 1 ======== MP 416 Peer 6 MSP 4 Councillor 3 AM 2 MEP 2 Agent 1 Aide 1 Aide to Cameron 1 Councillor 1
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  7540.  @TaroTsujimoto1974  It's tempting in a few cases.
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  7541. On the other hand, Bernies ripped you off for millions with Social Security. Don't think he's here to help when he caused the mess. It's called Stockholm Syndrome.
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  7542.  @Melissa-gn3dv  In reality you have to ask the question are their any palatable solutions? The answer is no. However, what can be done? It's sunlight. The best disinfectant If Trump gets an external audit of Social Security. All the debt published. Second everyone gets a statement with their share of the debt. I would add on what people could have got if their wealth had been invested, and the total lost. 1st of November every year. 4 days before any presidential vote going forward. So now ask the question. What does the swamp do?
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  7543.  @getoncourse4621  To be fair to them, they have had the state's pension ponzi debt dumped on them
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  7544.  @patsparks5599  Same in the UK.
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  7545. Still no reports on the UK MSM about the arrests at Downing street. Use a VPN, and got to other countries news and you can read all about it. Nothing on GBNews, BBC, ITV, Daily Mail, Express, Talk TV, ....
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  7546. I suspect Labour will win. That's 5 years of a complete disaster. Enough people will remember the Tories. They will certainly have had a bad case of the Trots. So ideally we get an Argentine solution On top we need a deport all foreign criminals and a minimum tax code on all economic migrants. For asylum, a list of safe countries, and asylum re-assessed every year for those that get it. It's temporary only
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  7547. You can blame Nike for not checking references.
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  7548. IF is the operative word.
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  7549. That's how Biden's going to get done. Not sure about the STI though. It's the tax evasion that will do him
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  7550. Exactly. It's a tool to attack people.
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  7551. Ha ha!.
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  7552. Now that's taking the pee! :-)
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  7553. Depends where the sex took place. Second, if you have someone who is trafficked then the rules change as well.  @evelynhillier2877 
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  7554. 16,000 bn of socialist pension debts. Imagine shoving that bill down the back of the sofa.
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  7555. Trillions looted from the state pension fund. Debts hidden off the books like Bernie Maddoff And people still think the state can help them There aren't enough rich to get the money. Socialism has screwed the workers.
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  7556.  @user-nb9px9cm4p  He's in favour of the fraud. Why not cancel all civil service pensions. All of them. Zero. Zilch.
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  7557. It can be fixed in one day. Print 700 pardons. Charles can now get to work signing them in person. 20 seconds each that's a morning's work. I wouldn't suggest however sending them by post
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  7558. Charlie boy can sign those too. It's very simple. You are pardoned and exonerated. Signed Charlie Rex. That can be done in a morning. They are just pissing around. They are doing it to get PR points. Now who thinks this isn't going on with Parking Tickets, with ULEZ, with welfare, with compensation for killing people by the NHS. [20,000 a year]. Repeat repeat repeat.  @anonnemo2504 
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  7559.  @helenheenan3447  I know. Why? Why do we need two systems? Why do we need so many new laws? After 400 years you would have thought they had sorted the problems out.
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  7560. So no catch and release?
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  7561. What growth? The big growth is the 10% per annum growth in the debts. Plural . There's more to the debts than the money owed to bankers.
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  7562. Here come the psychaitrists. There's a drug for TDS.
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  7563. 710 attacks? So why haven't those all been deported?
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  7564. The John Bellushi of Argentine politics.
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  7565. Why haven't you considered that scenario is inevitable because of the debts?
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  7566. Abubakar Sakho - Killed Lewis Butler with a knife during a drug deal. 12 years. Manslaughter not murder Judge David Farrell KC told him: "You had unlawfully armed yourself with a vicious weapon while carrying out the unlawful activity of class A drug dealing. "You are undoubtedly a very dangerous young man." Not born in the UK.
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  7567. PR is even more of a sham. Who controls who becomes an MP in a PR system? The party. The selection committees control the party list. It will be down to 20 people.
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  7568. 70 more years of Trump being POTUS then.
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  7569. So Obama in drag for VP, Biden for VP, its a losing ticket.
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  7570. Will Biden lose to none of the above?
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  7571.  @SilverFoxHotTakes  My take is that its all put on. The logic goes back to the "no prosecution for state secrets violations", because he's gaga. It's a great get out of jail card. I'm sure he'll try the same on the tax evasion on the 10% kick back.
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  7572.  @tallthinkev  or a mess
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  7573. What happens is what has happened in the UK. The democrats will make their core voters so angry, they won't vote democrat. The can't get in enough migrants to cover the votes they lose, and a lot of those migrants will say, we need to vote rep to stop it.
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  7574. @awardwinningcritique6895 So how did the Norman invasion help the indigenous people at the time?
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  7575. What's a woman?
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  7576. No accounting for the 16 trillion pound socialist pension debts in the mixed economy. Just more excuses to loot the wealth
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  7577. Brwa Shorsh, 24, had been sleeping rough on a bench on the Victoria line platform and leapt up to send postman Tadeusz Potoczek flying off the platform. Dramatic footage at busy Oxford Circus station shows commuter Oliver Matthews helping Mr Potoczek from the track as the train thunders towards the station. The 61-year-old Pole said he feared he was about to die as he floundered inches from the live rail at 3pm on February 3.
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  7578.  @AlexD0007  Democrats are annoyed that their candidate is already has no brain function,
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  7579.  @sirrathersplendid4825  That's a reasonable accurate number. For high security its more. Average is just under the 48K a year from the last numbers. So here's a simple solution for migration 1. No criminals. Upon conviction, you serve your sentence, and you are deported at the end. No appeals. The conviction is sufficient. That goes for anything from drink driving upwards. If you have a criminal record you are not allowed in. What's wrong with that? 2. No discrimination. None of this 97% white EU good, 99% brown Indians bad. 3. Net contributors only. The tax code is the easy way. For those earning more, their tax codes will be higher. I would say that we should have a sponsor a migrant scheme. For people wanting to bring family here, that gives them the opportunity. For the left, its crowd funded. Lots of them think its a good idea. They can put their wealth on the line.
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  7580. If you are that poor you need welfare you are not a net contributor. So simply, no welfare and a tax code that means you are a net contributor. The advantage there is the tax is PAYE. For lots of migrants their take home pay will be negative.  @malicant123 
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  7581.  @stephfoxwell4620  It is a ponzi. However its multiples of the income. The state "earns" 1 trillion. It's 16 times geared. So why would the debt be hidden off the books? What are the consequences of that ponzi? 1. Wealth inequalty 2. Austerity 3 Low take home pay 4. Cost of living crisis. 5. A large chunk of poverty.
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  7582.  @stephfoxwell4620  Pensioners are just one part of the debt. You have the money that will be paid to those that have paid in, in the past. **A liability/debt is a present obligation of the enterprise arising from past events, the settlement of which is expected to result in an outflow from the enterprise of resources embodying economic benefits** ie. A contribution tomorrow is not part of todays debts.
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  7583.  @stephfoxwell4620  The numbers come from the ONS, extrapolated forward based of their rate of growth in the pension debts. They also "assume" that the discount rate for liabilities is an asset rate and that there are no defaults. i.e AA corporate bond rates. The correct rate is the risk free rate, but that 's negative, which makes the debts even larger.
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  7584.  @stephfoxwell4620  So what number do you have for the current pension debts? Unfunded pension debts, such as public sector pensions [1] and state pension? [1] Some schemes have some assets. MPs, Bank of England for example.
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  7585.  @stephfoxwell4620  You expect us to believe the Government owes each pensioner over £1.3 =========== Again, you have to include what is owed to people still working for their past payments. =========== Why have the markets not bankrupted us then? =========== Look at the credit rating of the UK. Ask what that credit rating covers? Or look at Credit Default Swaps. Insurance on government debt. What triggers the default? Neither cover pensions. If the government defaults on pensions, then the CDS's aren't triggered. Same for the credit rating. They are only about the money owed to bankers. Not to the peasants. So what number do you have for the current pension liabilities? I'd accept the same approach that the government insists that companies and others use for actuarial valuations. I'm also interested in why you don't know the number? Isn't that misleading?
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  7586.  @stephfoxwell4620  I suspect your replies might have disappeared. What number do you have for the current value of the pension debts? Includes pensioners and those who have paid in, yet to retire.
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  7587.  @musiqtee  Debt is negative wealth for people who have to pay the debt back.
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  7588. Dr Black Belt Barrister. I'm a Chinese spy in the UK, and my cover is blown. Can you offer me some legal "Guidance"?
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  7589. No. Public is public, you have no control over what other people do. The video is their property, they own it because the created it. That means they can use their property
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  7590. The difference is Google Maps falls under GDPR. Under GDPR people have a right to be forgotten. Rather than be faced will millions of such requests, google blurred the faces.  @kashe747 
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  7591. Depends where you are and what local by laws are.  @kashe747 
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  7592. Why hasn't he taken the knee for the white rioters? He's taken the knee for black rioters.
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  7593. Zero. They are in it for the money.
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  7594. Correct. In the last week, I have had two motorbikes ride at me, on the pavement. Cyclists? Well over 100. One of the motorcyclists got done because I was standing with two officers discussing the problem. They ignored the cyclists but a motorbike where they are at risk, they decide to act. But the police don't care about pedestrians. A friend and neighbour last year was put in a wheelchair, hit from behind on the pavement by a cyclists. In the last 15 months, in the same road, one cyclist jumped a red, mashed, 3 months in hospital. Another 3 killed on the same road. One e-bike fire killed a woman. Two cyclists also killed The reason? Just rampant law breaking by cyclists. Rampant. One junction in the morning on this road 1200 offences an hour, 98% by cyclists.
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  7595.  @acherontiaatropos6048  No. Ride at me. I've just come back from dropping junior off at school. One example. A pavement 2 meters wide. A cyclist cycled at me. Wall one side. Traffic the other. Where am I supposed to go?
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  7596.  @acherontiaatropos6048  2 meters? The requirement is 1.5 meters for others. Why should I jump into the traffic because a cyclist wants to break the law?
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  7597.  @ArthurB26  Well what offences? The clear on is the cyclist committing an assault. Common assault is an offence in English law. It is committed by a person who causes another person to apprehend the immediate use of unlawful violence by the defendant. You are allowed self defence in the UK
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  7598.  @acherontiaatropos6048  I've just measured it. 1 meter width excluding the curb stone. Whilst measuring it 4 cyclists cycled at me - common assault There's a fence so its a blind corner. Watching it after moving away, they cycled at the corner. Didn't look. Corner of Cobourg Road and the Old Kent Road. [Cobourg road has a primary school in it]. So you can see it on street view.
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  7599. Violence for a political end. Left wing Terrorist.
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  7600. They have found two bodies in the river. Both have faces. Bad luck Met.
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  7601. BBC have said Huw was stressed. Climate change, Brexit causing the lack of rent boys, and Putin was behind it. Then we have the right wing. Huw's not left or right, he's behind.
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  7602.  @squizza28  Who cares about the enforcement? At 1p what's the damages going to be? What's the cost of 'enforcement'? The beauty of this approach is that you don't need any change of law. The right exists in current law for a minister to set the level of the license fee. It cuts the gordian knot of changing the law. You and I know that the Lords, other politicians, the BBC will all put spanners in the works for a change of law. Bypass it and its game over. Call in the Director General. Good news DG, we're keeping the license fee and no changes to the law. Here's the updated license fee. It's been cut to 1p. Please close the door on your way out. Job done.
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  7603.  @squizza28  PS. It's set to 1p. Then the BBC would need a change in the law to allow them to show adverts. Now you know how a change in the law works? Takes a long time, plus we have a busy list of legistlation. Might take 10 years DG.
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  7604.  @rabbitss11  Real Clear Politics provides the data in one nice easy to read website. For example, a poll on the direction of the country. -36.6% that Harris/Biden have lead the country in the right direction. So Arizona. Nobel Pridictive Insights - Trump wins Altas Intel - Tump wins Rasmussen Reports - Trump wins Georgia. Atlas Intex, Rasmussen, CNN [Even CNN], Trafalgar Group, Bloomberg [The arch democtrat] Turmp wins.
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  7605.  @rabbitss11  Come on. Which polls?
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  7606. Militant tendancy, with religion thrown in. How will they deal with the opium of the masses?
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  7607. I can't get 20kg in a suitcase and onto a Ryanair flight. How do you get 80kg in?
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  7608. He received a pass to downing street.
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  7609. Time to go full El Salvador. Criminals and Democrats jailed en masse
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  7610. The biggest solution to poverty in the UK is to re-export the imported poverty, and ban any more importation.
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  7611. 1:40 Where is the rebar going into the road section?
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  7612. They are all tainted because the PO lied to courts.
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  7613. Where do you think I'm from?  @jack-a-lopium 
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  7614. So here's another analysis. The home office want a complicated system. They want a system where they can extract cash from you. More jobs. More pay. It's like Enron. A failure of auditors. Governments ask them what's needed. More auditors they say. Of course -more money for auditors, same as civil servants. Instead, simple change to your tax code, a criminal records check, and what's the issue? Cheap, simple. If you commit an offence you are out. If you don't pay your tax in full, its an offence and you are out. Two rules, doesn't need all those civil servants, cheap, and comes with other benefits too.
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  7615. Lets start with the 'official' back hander. You won't get planning permision unless you pay us money. S106  @BossySwan 
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  7616.  @danl5877  Why social housing needed for migrants to the UK? We keep being told they pay more in than they take out. Social housing usage either says that's a lie, or there is fraud.
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  7617.  @andrewsmith78926  20 years.
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  7618.  @andrewsmith78926  HMRC internal manual Compliance Handbook, which is available online has it at 20 years. So she needs to be worried. In particular if HMRC say, its too late to prosecute, she's still toast. To say, you can't prosecute me because you were too slow to prosecute, for an MP, ain't going to work
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  7619. 20% of voters. Fewer votes than Corbyn.
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  7620. Bring in the muckspreaders.
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  7621. Certainly signs of mental issues when your thinking and reality are so different.  @bobbymozza 
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  7622.  @crightonm5703  What's interest is Beer and the others are legal bods. They are looking for legal problems. Because when you are an expert in hammers, all you ask about is hammers. Now that's part of the problem. Ministers, civil servants, and whoever designed the system. That includes IT policies etc. God help us too if the Chair chooses a SarbaynesOxley solution,
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  7623. Nah he will always be the Sp of the Dv.
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  7624. Exactly. How can it be dangerous?  @ravd8082 
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  7625.  @brotherlestat305  They wouldn't. What would happen is that a lot of low paid migrants discover the UK isn't attractive. Some on the borderline, just below the threshold will accept it. The issue is the black market in workers. Illegal working. That needs to be clamped down on. For example, deliveroo. They need to be made liable for money laundering and for their subcontractors. I'd also put them on the list for traffic offences. That's a major untapped source of millions of pounds. Far more lucrative than an ULEZ.
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  7626. Gender reversal. After transitioning, people now want that reversed? Can't they make up their minds. :-)
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  7627. Do the BBC want a case that has gone against them?
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  7628.  @SvenDettman  Disagree. Strongly. If people knew that every economic migrant paid more into the system than they took out, then there wouldn't be objections bar from a handfull. That's not the case. The vast majority of migrants get massive subsidies from others. That's why there's a simple solution. First is deport all foreign criminals. Second, welfare is cancelled for migrants. Next a minimum tax code of 40K [break even] is imposed. The later two are easy, can be done in a week end. Now clearly the woke media would be camping out at airports saying how bad this is. So some PR is needed. All migrants get a statement with tax paid, and on the other side, the costs. NHS [3k a year], Schooling [8K] a year, common goods [3k a year], total welfare paid, for the time they have been here, adjusted for current value. Now will the woke media do the interview and put out that number?
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  7629. And the police.
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  7630. To many MAPs at the BBC for it to survive
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  7631. Massive austerity will. It's going to happen. All those debts that Murphy won't discuss
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  7632.  @fburton8  OK, tell us how much pension debt the state has accumulated. I'm sure that based on what you say, that Murphy has stated how big that is. Surely you can find it. Talking about debt without the numbers, leaving off the big debts, its just economic fantasy.
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  7633. The question is, do you need a flame thrower like the Russians, or would a candle do?  @peter_peter_pumpkin_eater 
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  7634. Lost it whilst dogging in the camper van.
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  7635. Born again, nightly.
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  7636. Protected.
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  7637. All that protection for the elite, count the officers, no protection for the peasants who have to fund it all. Sums up Westminster. You're a pleb, hand over your money to your lords and masters. The post office is just an expression of the contempt.
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  7638. Define live.
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  7639. No a woman not a man. Oh wait. What do you want to achieve? Blame men or blame women?
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  7640. Interestng that Richard and other Public Sector Accounts have missed over £16 trillion [not billion, trillion] of liabilities off the books.
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  7641. A very very expensive mistake for Jocasta and Tarquin.
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  7642. No say for the Chagos Islanders. No right to self determination. This is a human rights abuse. Starmer gets his cash from the Mauritius government, breaks human rights law. He really is a clone of Judas.
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  7643.  @perkinscrane  ===t has always been accepted doctrine Doctrine. Faith. A book tells you. A guru tells you. It's the word that's come down from above. Why aren't you asking any questions? I'm genuinely curious. Can you explain 2%? Why not 1%, why not minus 2%, Why not zero, or 5%? Or did someone from the BoE go into the desert and a tablet of stone said 2%. I've never seen any one question why 2%? The above explanation is valid in the absence of other explanations.
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  7644. The right of informed explicit consent would be far better. Other wise the majority will screw the minority. Even in the current case the minority screws the majority.
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  7645. Plus a VPN
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  7646. The best Man in the Middle attack I've ever seen was someone who took the source code to the c compiler. Put a patch in it, so that it if the function "password" was called, it compiled in a backdoor. He then compiled the compiler, put in on the company system, reloaded the source code for the compiler. You could look at the application code all day, and never see a back door. But use the compiler and it was there.  @eadweard. 
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  7647. I agree. I have 6 state secrecy certificates made out to me personally, covering up the fraud in the Lords.
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  7648.  @michaelsuncle5085  Well, most brits wouldn't target the family for the sins of the child. Unless the father and mother have been up to no good. For example, genocide
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  7649. You're losing. Democracy is President Trump.
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  7650. I would add that combining Insurance, Supply, and regulation into one organisation is a recipe for a disaster. On the funding, there's a massive increase in funding. Way above inflation increase. That that's a load of the proverbials.
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  7651. That's an interesting observation. Perhaps the firebrigade should make a clear statement that anything over 8 stories is not up to fire standards.
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  7652. No reverse!
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  7653. Are they contributors or are they consuming? Average wage is £38,500 a year. Even on an average wage you are a consumer, for the simple reason there's a deficit. So lets have a simple change. A minimum tax code of £38,500 a year on economic migrants.  @nathanaelsmith3553 
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  7654. No. The question is then one of aid. Take Syria. We can help far more refugees by housing them in a neighbouring country,. than we can here. So the transiting a safe country rule also needs to go. So when countries become safe, they get a notice that their asylum is going to end. Nothing wrong with that. We've protected them. Nothing wrong with them saying they want to stay as an economic migrant, if they meet the net contributor test. ie. A minimum tax code of 38,500 a year per adult.  @nathanaelsmith3553 
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  7655. There's another element relating to burden What you are saying, is that someone who is poor in the UK should have money taken from them, to be given to someone else who comes from a safe country, whilst the Home Office gets their act together. They get no choice in the matter. Why should Mr Min Wage in the UK stump up any money for, say, an Albanian coming to the UK, who claims asylum when Albania is a safe country?  @nathanaelsmith3553 
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  7656. None of those countries are at war. Here's my test. If I see a blond UK woman going their on a solo holiday, its safe. That applies to all of them. So a grace period, and they return home.  @nathanaelsmith3553 
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  7657. No its not. It's easy. We already have the list of safe countries. Claim from a safe country, and you are on the next plane home. Country moves from dangerous to safe, a grace period and you go home. It's simple. You just have to cut the Gordian knot. The PS doesn't want that, they want complicate, they want to employ lots of people, they want to be able to collect bribes. @user-SubvurzIV
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  7658. They have a problem. Everyone has been asking about Biden being Gaga. They have all been saying he's a genius. You don't get Alzheimers overnight. So they have been lying through their back teeth. If they lie about that they lie about everything. So what other options. Parkinson's is another guess. Get the Dopamine dose wrong, take it at the wrong time, and you get similar effects. It's very difficult to control. So the mechanism. Joe can say no. Then what? 25 Amendment Section 1. In case of the removal of the President from office or of his death or resignation, the Vice President shall become President. No problems there Section 2. Whenever there is a vacancy in the office of the Vice President, the President shall nominate a Vice President who shall take office upon confirmation by a majority vote of both Houses of Congress. Would Hillary get the nod? Why would anyone from the Reps play ball? They have the speaker and he's defacto number 2 with no VP Section 3 Whenever the President transmits to the President pro tempore of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives his written declaration that he is unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office, and until he transmits to them a written declaration to the contrary, such powers and duties shall be discharged by the Vice President as Acting President. Far more likely and a way out for Joe. Section 4. Whenever the Vice President and a majority of either the principal officers of the executive departments or of such other body as Congress may by law provide, transmit to the President pro tempore of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives their written declaration that the President is unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office, the Vice President shall immediately assume the powers and duties of the office as Acting President. Thereafter, when the President transmits to the President pro tempore of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives his written declaration that no inability exists, he shall resume the powers and duties of his office unless the Vice President and a majority of either the principal officers of the executive department or of such other body as Congress may by law provide, transmit within four days to the President pro tempore of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives their written declaration that the President is unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office. Thereupon Congress shall decide the issue, assembling within forty-eight hours for that purpose if not in session. If the Congress, within twenty-one days after receipt of the latter written declaration, or, if Congress is not in session, within twenty-one days after Congress is required to assemble, determines by two-thirds vote of both Houses that the President is unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office, the Vice President shall continue to discharge the same as Acting President; otherwise, the President shall resume the powers and duties of his office. So turns out that its the VP and the cabinet. The VP cannot be sacked, but the Cabinet can be replaced. So with just the VP tough. Then it goes to Congress. 2/3rds vote to get Biden out. Why would the Republicans vote to remove him, when he's the guaranteed win. So Joes back in, and the Cabinet is out?
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  7659. Another AWOL post. Worth reading up on the 25th Amendment. They need 2/3rds of both houses to get rid of Joe. Will the Reps play ball?
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  7660.  @Lioness62555  It's simple. Unlike Nazi Germany that experimented on people without consent, here we are talking willing subjects
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  7661.  @catherinewarner9947  His father's surname is interesting. He shares it with one of the architects of the genocide.
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  7662.  @catherinewarner9947  The Gammon antisemitic chant from the left.
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  7663. It just says that Smollett was let off
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  7664.  @prodlowd  It's wealth. We are talking wealth.
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  7665. Post the accounts for any government investment showing cost of borrowing against profit made.
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  7666.  @zetectic7968  So why can't any of you point to any investments by the state that have worked?
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  7667. Born into debt bondage to pay the socialist pension ponzi.
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  7668. The problem is the public have worked out. They are doing it to Trump they will 100% do it to you. You have been warned This message has been approved by the Democrats.
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  7669. Ah the Boston tea party. Organise a riot over taxation. Then a few hundred years latter you find out that there are 8 pints to a gallon, and they've ripped you off by telling you that you only get 5 pints in a gallon. That's a massive effective tax raid.  @akumabazooka9169 
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  7670. A man is fighting for his life after he was found collapsed in Southwark. Police were called to Walworth Road at around 4.30am today (December 8) to reports of a man having collapsed. The Metropolitan Police and the London Ambulance Service attended the scene. The man was taken to hospital, where he is currently in a life-threatening condition. Two men were arrested at the scene on suspicion of GBH. They remain in police custody at this time. ====== 10 meters from the police station where the police refuse to deal with uninsured motorbikes right in front of them
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  7671. Investment. How did that work in Croydon?
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  7672.  @davidmcculloch8490  Investment. Croydon made big investments. Croydon went bad. Trickle down I agree. It will never work. So why aren't the poor workers investing and building wealth? The answer is that the socialist welfare state takes 20% of their money and redistributes it. That's why you get wealth inequality and other shit outcomes.
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  7673. No we are not. People are living longer because they aren't getting the illnesses. There's a name for it. Rectangularisation of the Life Curve. Also another reason why socialist pension ponzis have to resort to killing off the creditors with things like the winter fuel allowance. People are living longer and healthier. It's just the last 2-3 years of life where the costs go up. Even their the socialists have a cure. Euthenasia. It's also a great get out for the avoidable death tolll in the NHS.
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  7674.  @Pixiedust8399  Who is owed it? Pensions ======= 1. Civil servants. They are owed by the state. 2. Current pensioners. They are owed by the state. 3. Any person who has contributed to the state pension. They are owed Borrowing ======== Officially its a secret who owns gilts. 1. APF Ltd owns about a trillion of the 2.7 trillion 2. Banks they have to own capital in gilts 3. Insurance companies. Both for future payouts but also for things like Annuities. 4. Other central banks.
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  7675. “The gilts register is not a publicly available document, and corporate and individual holders therefore have a reasonable expectation that details of their holdings will not be disclosed”
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  7676.  @alan2007-x8x  It's pure desparation. You've had no policies raised by the left beyond orange man bad. Now you have to DoJ admitting that they were pursuing Trump for political ends.
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  7677. The big disadvantage of Trump winning, is 4 years of complete TDS
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  7678. Price rises then for those living in the country side. Another "win" for Biden. Screwing the public yet again
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  7679. I've one crime report, one complaint in about him. Another going in tomorrow. He's the data controller. He's been breaking the law on a massive scale.
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  7680. To be more accurate. The English funding the Scots via Barnett.
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  7681.  @FranklyLate  Hand back the Barnett money. Refuse to accept it
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  7682.  @FranklyLate  So a question. How big are Scotland's pension debts? Civil service and state pensions. Debt is just negative wealth. I bet you don't know.
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  7683. His accomplices got 10, 9 and 5.5 years. Bizzare.
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  7684.  @therealqueenofeverything  And how much was spent at Ann Summers.
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  7685. You get to bend over and be financial R worded.
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  7686. Smart meters and a register of greens. When the wind doesn't blow, the sun doesn't shine, click. Their power is turned off. Experiment on them first.
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  7687. Apparently there are videos of Bill, Andrew and Branson. Now that's a threesome I'm not sure I want to see.
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  7688. What crimes? We have Fani Williams paying her squeeze just under a million dollars, when is hardly qualified. Cast Iron proof of the Whitehouse being involved. In other words it looks like corruption. The Grift.  @cmendoza1094 
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  7689.  @kitjohnson7714  She's an irrelevance. The Tories are history.
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  7690. That's just the money owed to bankers. What about the money owe to the peasants such as their means of eating in their retirement.
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  7691.  @downshift4503  What's the APF?
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  7692.  @downshift4503  No its a private company. What does it own? What does it owe?
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  7693.  @etheltough8924  The one to go for is slurs on the English. It's well established that the English are an ethnic group. That means they get covered.
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  7694. What evidence do you have that their valuation was wrong? Money lent, money repaid in full with interest says you are wrong. Now of course for New York its a disaster. Given they have put these valuations on these properties, then others will say, look, my property is like one of Trumps. You valued Trumps property at this [low value]. So I want my property taxes changed and I want my property taxes back.  @kaminznanna 
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  7695. Or even more simply. There was no offence committed. You're going to have President Trump the return. With his Truth Social going public, he's going to clean up. All presidential announcements will be President Trump said this on Truth Social. Lots will join. The current valuation is around the 3 billion mark.  @kaminznanna 
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  7696. Who fact checks the fact checkers? For example, why are social security debts hidden?
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  7697.  @Occident.  Make a list of each wave of migration to the UK. Work out if was refugee, for example kindertransport, or if it was for cheap labour. When you've made the list, look down it, and add, has it caused problems in society. Notice the correlelation.
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  7698.  @Occident.  It's also interesting to look the arguments that women are paid less. On average, they are, that's a statistical test. The EU is 97% white, India over 99% brown. Remainers/rejoiners want special rules for the first, harsh rules for the second. They just don't realise what they are.
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  7699. So lets say reform gets in. What should they do? 1. Only brits get to vote. 2. Constituency sizes based on the number of voters. 3. Boundaries adjusted within a year, and that means by elections. ie. 2 labour seats merged into one. 4. I'd even add, no votes for anyone naturalised.
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  7700. On his politics, very left wing, in favour of more wealth inequality by looting the peasants wealth to pay the socialist welfare state's debts.
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  7701. THe Svalbard Barber Shop Quartet is now a trio.
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  7702. Was that on his tax declaration?
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  7703. Biden for tax evasion on the 10%.
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  7704.  @charliemoore2551  And what relevance does that have to the point? The state can have two currenies. The pound for normal poeple and MPs They get paid in pounds. The Voucher for public sector workers. They get paid in vouchers. Remember, you can never run out of vouchers. Think about it. How do those workers turn vouchers into resources? Goods and services? But you can certainly never run out of vouchers. That explains why RM is wrong. He's conflating money and resources.
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  7705.  @blackbulldog4897  No. I'm spot on. So the government can never run out of purchasing power. Lets do the thought experiment on that. The government says, for a £1 payment today, we will deliver you 1 Ferarri, new, a day [or equivalent spend], for the rest of your life. Everyone in the UK takes them up on that. Would be mad not to. Now that promise to pay, is for real resources. ie. For purchasing power. You are saying the government can deliver. Now those Ferarris, or equivalent goods to the value of that Ferarri, for 70 million people exceeds the economy of the UK. They have promised more than the total economic output. I've deliberately made it extreme to show that your assertion of delivering resources, because that's what you mean by purchasing power, is limited to the size of the UK state. It's actually lower, but extreme cases show you are wrong.
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  7706. Voter fraud too.
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  7707. Ah, its ok for the socialist elite to rip off the population  @californiadreamin8423 
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  7708. Almost certainly. 1. Expenses fraud 2. Voter fraud 3. Tax evasion and fraud.  dougaldouglas8842 
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  7709. I suspect your comment has gone beyond the event horizon.  dougaldouglas8842 
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  7710.  @SilverFoxHotTakes  I'll add that. Thanks!
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  7711. Murrel's just been charged with Embezzelment.
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  7712.  @jordoncampbell5118  They are bit more confusing because it looks like there's an element of blackmail on top of very risky behaviour.
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  7713.  @chrisc448  No. Lots of people of course apply that standard and its wrong. The problem in the UK is different. Uneconomic migration. Allowing in people who then claim welfare. Allowing in people who pay less tax than they cost in state services. Crime comes with huge costs to the state, to the victims. And the establishment still allows it with no deportation. Included in this is fake asylum. There are only 3-4 countries were a valid asylum claim can be made. Syria? Lord Alli went there. Its safe. Same for the illegal over stayers, illegal workers. Bar the criminals I don't blame the migrants. I blame politicians.
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  7714. You have the comment scam. ie. make 230k every 3 weeks. Sounds good, how are you making that much, ... names a person who is managing their money. Others chip in saying how good they are.. then they drop telegram info etc. You can't deal with that. Their AI fails when its easy to get rid of. They don't. But they can shadow ban and remove political opponents. As a guess, they get a message from some authority. ... Same as your Mr Beast scams.
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  7715. Blocking ads is a major risk because of the increase in bad ads.
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  7716. It's no an accident.
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  7717. Why have business licenses? It's just extortion.
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  7718. So why doesn't the state invest the 18% NI contributions into a fund owned by the workers?
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  7719. Remember that the government is industrialising turning the public into criminals with its Administrative Justice.
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  7720. I'm not. I don't pay a license fee.
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  7721. So why does the state need the cash?
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  7722.  @knowledgeseeker5499  And the pension debts are inflation linked. If you double prices you double the existing debt.
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  7723.  @alanevans3989  PS check out Ernestas Juska
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  7724.  @isfbuster6733  My view is the group doesn't matter. It's irrelevant. It's also the bait on the hook by the left. Its' simple. No criminals. No discrimination. Net contributors only. That solves the problems including things like intergration.
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  7725. I see one other problem. If you are doing a cross wind landing, you need to kick the rudder to straighten. No front wheel on the ground, you can't steer. If you touch the front wheel down, you will probably end up with major lateral forces which could cause the nose gear to collapse. The advice should include a go around instruction if that happens.
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  7726. So President Clinton, do you like them old? :-)
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  7727. The first rule of Spy Club, don't draw attention to yourself.
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  7728. Something is odd. How did he get the door open on a pressurised cabin. Almost certainly something is wrong with the plane.
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  7729. The video of the Sky News crew being attacked by knife wielding thugs on e-bikes, on film, is normal life for lots of people know. That its filmed shows how dangerous the UK has become
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  7730.  @Steven-vo4ee  Not long now before the payout on that bet.
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  7731. The BBC is dead. It's pining for the fyords, its pushing up daisies, it's singing in the choir, it is no more.
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  7732. Why do I have images of the Life of Brian and the stoning.
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  7733. And says how much pork the democrates were giving to their mates.
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  7734.  @jlys5037  It's an optimistic move. The US has allowed other countries to have tarrifs on US goods, when the US didn't do the same in return. Other countries have a choice. If you want to sell to the US, remove tarrifs. If they don't other countries will and they will lose business. Other example, the US subsidising Chinese mail sending goods to the US. That goes. That hits China hard because its high labour content items. A move to zero tarrifs and let Ricardo's law kick in is what is needed
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  7735.  @jlys5037  The issue is when one side has tarrifs and the other doesn't. What's the rational response when you are country A and Country B imposes tariffs on you?
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  7736.  @jlys5037  You have chicken and egg the wrong way round.
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  7737.  @jlys5037  In addition to these measures, Mexico has recently adjusted its import tariff regime. On April 22, 2024, the Mexican Ministry of Economy established import tariffs ranging from 5% to 50% on specified products, including steel, aluminum, textiles, clothing, footwear, wood, plastic, furniture, chemicals, paper, and transportation items. These changes, effective April 23, 2024, aim to protect domestic industries from foreign competition. Prime example. Mexico imposes tarrifs. What should Trump do as a response?
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  7738.  @jlys5037  Mexicans unilaterally imposed tariffs during Biden. I've posted you the details Trump has reacted to that. Mexicans have balked and pulled those tarrifs subject to talks. 1. Mexicans imposed tariffs 2. Trump reacts. Mexicans made the first move. You have the ordering wrong. Probably a case of TDS.
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  7739.  @jlys5037  So what should Country A do when Country B has imposed tariffs on their goods?
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  7740.  @Bertrum123  40 years in his case
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  7741. It's not needed. 1. Deport all criminals. 2. No discrimination. 3. Net contributors only. Now lets look at how that's implemented. For criminals, its automatic on sentence. No legal aid for any deportation issues, so nothing in it for the legal aid scammers. Net contributors? Easy. Zero welfare. What are they going to do if the money doesn't come in? Riot? See point 1. Leave? A lot will. You don't need to 'remigrate' people. They have come here for economic reasons, and when the economics don't work for them, they will move onto other targets. Then you can move up the chain. Change tax codes to break even. 40K a year minimum tax code. Taxed at source, the money will flow in. They will flow out. Now you need to implement that in stages. Tax code? Any migrant starting a new job, automatically on that tax code. The migrants who are good for the UK, not affected one iota. It's just calling the lefts bluff. Just making their claims a legal requirement. Migrants are good for the UK, the law says they have to be. On the welfare. No new claims. Zero. Then do you start with the biggest claimants? The inwork claimants? I'd start with any on the terror watch list as a priority. Certain countries, like Romania, Albania, Somalia. Ones wiht hight rates of criminality. But in general, when the money stops flowing, they will leave.
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  7742. No one cares about the poisoned dwarf. He was warned in advance about the security loop hole on Westminster Bridge. Nothing was done, people died. How do I know? I emailed him and I still have the email proving it.
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  7743. I can tell you. The Hamas lovers in Labour don't like Starmer. So he's gone full on Israel lover. The others will protest, he will pull the whip. That means he's removed most of the 20% needed to get a leadership vote going against him.
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  7744. It will buff out after a quick spray with a rattle can
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  7745. I've never understood how supermarkets worked their loyalty scheme. It should simply be if you use the same card credit or debit, you get the discounts. Cards just for cash customers. That is a huge incentive for people to shop at the same location. It's a no thinking option.
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  7746. The extortion model of government.
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  7747.  @yorkiemike  And? UK 367 killed by islamic terrorists, a by product of migration. IRA - nationalistic socialists - over 3500 deaths, nearly 50,000 maimed. How many have right wing terrorists killed in the UK not connected to migration? Thomas Mair killed 1.
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  7748. He's also a convicted fraudster.
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  7749. Will the dead vote for Joe or will they change their mind?
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  7750.  @fburton8  Another option. Send them the bill for the welfare state. Each year, with their pro rata share on it. Imagine getting an annual bill saying you are on the hook for £600,000 of welfare state debt. Borrowing not included. I think this should happen on their 18th birthday. Happy birthday, welcome to debt bondage.
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  7751.  @fburton8  And every birthday their after. That way you can track the increase in the debt. If the increase the pension, then you get a statement for the increase in the debt. If they cut the pensions, for example by raising the retirement age, you get a statement for how much you have lost. The icing on the cake, tell people what they would have had if there wealth had been invested and not redistributed. The total of the debt and the money you would have had is what you have lost. I think this, for reform is a good plan. You get the actuarial valuations. Then you send that to target voters in swing seats, and the young. You don't have to do everyone. For example, one per household. You can get experts who will tell you who is the best bang for your buck for the mail. A couple of stories from an outraged MSM who have covered it up, and a website and the cat is out of the bag.
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  7752.  @stevenhodgson834  For TV licensing, the reporting the offence of harrasment to the police, via a website, does work. Not had a letter in years.
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  7753. The smell of looting in the morning, the afternoon, the evening, ... Time for a tax investigation into the 10% Time for Hunter to pay his tax. Failure to pay the tax will be an offence after Joe has left office, so the pardon doesn't apply
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  7754. 250,000 being monitored for naughty words.  @terrysmith5168 
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  7755. Disagree. There are 12 basic command units in the met. There are 35,500 police officers in the Met. How many are on duty at any one point in time in my BCU? 25. So three shifts. That's 75 a day. Now there is holiday, training, injuries. Lets say you need another 100%. That's 150 officers. What are the other 1850 officers doing?  @JJ-ef7lb 
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  7756. ​@__logan__duvalier__ Legal aid fees for Ugirashebuja for this second extradition case were at least £324,000. £507,000 on legal aid to prevent an Genocidal criminal from getting his day in court.
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  7757.  @integinteg9222  Yes.
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  7758. Austerity was a consequence of the socialist pension debts. This is a clear choice. They handed over the money in the form of pay rises to their union puppet masters.
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  7759. The fixes. No legal aid for asylum or migraiton. When the money tap is turned off, the game ends. A list of safe countries. No asylum from safe countries. Automatic deportation for criminals. That fixes the home office. Cuts the gordian knot. Then welfare. No new welfare claims. Existing claims we move to cancel them. For this the cost of each migrant to the UK is totalled and they get that letter to take with them. Will the BBC or ITV report the first one whose creamed a million? Then taxation. Start ramping up the tax on migrants to break even.
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  7760. UK media is just following orders.
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  7761. What misinformation and what lies? They can't answer the question and the BBC isn't asking it for that reason.
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  7762. Marxism? Is that Poles or Proles? :-)
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  7763.  @WarrenPeaceOG  Because I hate hypocrites. I hate the people who caused the mess. I also think that people deserve better. At the heart of the mess is an accounting fraud. Namely hiding the debts off the books. Using the Bernie Maddoff school of accounting. Richard was an accountant for the state. The difference between Maddoff and the state, is that Maddoff ripped off the rich. The state rips off the poor.
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  7764.  @WarrenPeaceOG  The explanation has disasppeared.
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  7765.  @WarrenPeaceOG  Let lay it out slowly and perhaps that gets passed the ai. Remember the banking crisis? All bankers got punished. The state makes a profit on the bail out of 35 bn, but its the bankers. So when it comes to the state's mess, the new zeitgeist is that its the civil servants that have created the mess. So accountants, it is state accountants like Richard who have created the mess. They are the ones that used Enron's accountancy practice. ie. Omit the debts. Why shouldn't they take the blame? Why shouldn't deal with them because of their behaviour.
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  7766.  GemApps  OK. Let me start with the basics. Are civil servants owed a pension? My opinion, yes. What's your view?
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  7767.  GemApps  So what are the debts of the state? A liability/debt is a present obligation of the enterprise arising from past events, the settlement of which is expected to result in an outflow from the enterprise of resources embodying economic benefits For example, if the state has received money in the past and is obligated to pay it back in the future its a debt. e.g Borrowing or pensions. Economic value covers services and goods. For example, if you worked for the state in the past and as a result the state is obligated to pay you a pension in the future, its a debt. Same for unpaid wages. Other examples, if we take the NHS. If the NHS has damaged someone in the past, from a mistake then the expected damages are also a debt/liability Insurance contracts, you expect that you will pay out on a percentage of the sum insured. That percentage is one of your liabilities. So here's the list 1. Borrowing 2. Pensions 3. Nuclear clean up 4. Losses on insurance contracts 5. The EU 6. Unpaid wages 7. Unpaid invoices 8. Expected payouts - eg post office, NHS damages. So borrowing I know because the DMO publish it each morning. How big are the other debts? Why are they not reported on the balance sheet? It's not hard. Surely you can find the numbers. For example, the borrowing at 9:00am this morning, Total Amount Outstanding (including inflation uplift for index-linked gilts) = £2,449.38 billion nominal Can you get the other numbers? I predict you will struggle. In that case, explain why
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  7768.  @maria8809ttt  No I haven't. That appears in the issuance element. The state insures banks in two ways. First is that lender of last resort. That only happens if there is a liquidity crisis. If however a bank has a credit issue, which means assets < liabilities and no chance of a reversal, the government isn't on the hook for all of the liabilities [assets from the banks side]. Then the government is only on the hook for the guaranteed amount. 1. up to £85,000 per eligible person, per bank, building society or credit union. 2. up to £170,000 for joint accounts. Above that you are an unsecured creditor. Now if you look at the history of bank failures the typical recovery rate, is 85%. So those numbers are reduced to 15% of their value. It's not huge, and its paid for by the banks with premiums. If we take Lehmans, they got back more than 100%. Yep, it wasn't a credit event, it was a liquidity event and Goldman Sachs used to make lots of money and take out a rival. But unless you know otherwise, and I'd be interested to hear which bank, assets > liabilities for all banks. Credit exposure [potential losses] has to exceed bank capital by a margin. So where's the exposure from fractional reserve banking to the government? So its not liable in the way you state. It's only liability if you turn up with £1 is for them to give you another £1.
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  7769.  @maria8809ttt  I posted a long reply on that. It's disappeared. The only liability is for the financial compensation scheme. On average the recovery rate is 85% for banks. So the actual liability is the product of 1. The probability of a default [low] 2. The value of the insured amounts. ie. Capped by the guarantee limit 3. The recovery rate. That's a low number in reality compared to what you are saying.
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  7770. One argument I have, is why doesn't the BBC put out learn Welsh, learn Gaelic, for the rest of the UK? Even if its just hello, thank you, ordering a meal, where is X, what's this called? But that would be for the peasants wouldn't it.
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  7771.  @AndyTheGabbyCabby  It's very bad. I've just watched the video. The Pakistani woman exposed her ankle - on YouTube. What would the Victorians think. :-)
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  7772. So the 1.5 million foreigners on welfare? The huge numbers of foreign criminals? The even larger number not paying enough tax to cover their costs? The asylum claimants from safe countries? Ah yes, nothing. Just an arbitary cap. 14 years and zero action. Do they think we are stupid? Yes
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  7773. Ah the next one in the politburo.
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  7774. Consent is the big issue. The problem for the left, and the Tories, is how do they argue that consent is bad without appearing like sexual predators? They can't. With a right of explicit informed consent in law however, they are screwed when it comes to extorting the population. The gig would be up.
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  7775. 2 badly hurt in Primrose Hill last night. A car smashed into them. Ah yes, cover up BBC at work A teenager has been stabbed in Liverpool city centre as the city prepares for New Year’s Eve celebrations. Another cover up A man has been left seriously injured after a machete fight broke out on Oxford Street in the early hours of New Year’s Day. So lets talk about America, protect Labour, Stamer and Khan. All before America.
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  7776.  @TheWebstaff  Oh look, comments about the crimes in the UK supressed.
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  7777. Far easier. Work out how much tax you need to pay not to be a burden on others. Change the tax code of all migrants to be that as a minimum. It's easy to implement. It is PAYE, so the state gets first dibs on the money. Next make it that migrants get no welfare. It's very simple to do. It can be done in a couple of weeks.
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  7778. Not True. You can still get a subsidy paid by others if you aren't on welfare. You need to make the rule you have to pay more tax than the average tax payer. Easy to implement. That average tax payer does not get welfare. But a quick fix is to cancel welfare for any migrant. But its far better to use the tax system with a minimum tax. You need to phrase it as a minimum tax to prevent access to public money. That's the EU's phrase. They just don't expect countries to implement it.  @d4n4nable 
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  7779. Doesn't know or doesn't want to know?
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  7780.  @AJ-hi9fd  Exaclty. That's why the no votes for foreigners as part of Britain taking back control, and then changing constituency boundaries to match the electoral roll, really deals with Labour's gerrymandering. Deporting all criminals makes sense. No welfare and a 40K a year minimum tax code also calls labour's bluff. They state migrants pay more in than they take out. Lets have a law that says they have to. What then happens is the remainder either become criminals or leave.
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  7781. Brilliant!
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  7782.  @Mike_5  You made the erb comment. I made the happy firebrigade comment. They have been exposed to the product smoke.
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  7783. A fairy story. There's a 16 trillion pound pension debt.
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  7784.  @katiecannon8186  For fixed rate debts, I agree with you. You can print to pay, cause inflation, screw the creditors. However for inflaiton linked debt, its exactly like a household finance. You cannot inflate your way out of inflation linked debt. it's default [austerity for the creditors] or taxes [austerity for tax payers], or spending cuts [austerity]. You cannot extrapolate from fixed rate debts to inflation linked debts. Why do you think there's a golden goose, catching leprechauns, a magic money tree and other fairy stories.
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  7785.  @katiecannon8186  So come on. How do you pay off inflation linked debt by printing? Inflation linked debt means purchasing power. Real resources. Printing money doesn't create real resources. So how do you pay a £16 trillion pound socialist pension debt that's inflation linked?
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  7786.  @katiecannon8186  I said inflation linked debt. Not debt linked. Banks are not involved in the welfare state and its pension debts. So how is the state going to pay those pension debts? Zero assets. No capital.
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  7787.  @katiecannon8186  How without government permission?
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  7788.  @katiecannon8186  If our government paid for 100% of healthcare, then that extra government spending just replaces bank lending. ======== Has to come from taxes. You have to replace that spending with higher taxes pure and simple. ======== And, if you’re saying that your government owes citizens money for, eg, their retirement. ======== Correct. Do you disagree? If so say why. If not how big is the debt? If you can't say, aren't you ignorant?
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  7789.  @katiecannon8186  Capital. Assets put aside to pay the pension debts. Investments. So how much big are those pension debts or are you ignorant as to the size of the problem? PS I don't blame you, its the plan to take your money, and defraud you.
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  7790.  @katiecannon8186  I'm not. You can use lots of currencies. So the core question. How much pension debt? If you can't state the number, you are clearly ignorant of the state of affairs. All part of the plan.
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  7791.  @katiecannon8186  You not talking about the debt. Talk about the debt and then we can talk about the printing. How big are those debts? That's the core issue, and the question that follows is can you print to pay. But you need to get the debt numbers first. I bet you can't find them
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  7792.  @katiecannon8186  By the way you can pay tax with things other than money.
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  7793.  @katiecannon8186  The Arts Council England has revealed that pieces of art worth £58.6 million were handed over in lieu of tax in 2018-19. ======== So come on, what's that debt number? You evasive and ignorant.
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  7794.  @katiecannon8186  What happens with regard to the equation of exchange? You're evading that debt number. Evasive or ignorant? Post the number,
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  7795.  @katiecannon8186  No seizure. Where's the court case? Just the evidence you were wrong. Now come on, what's the size of those pension debts. Evasive to the point of lying.
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  7796.  @katiecannon8186  Just one number. If you knew what you were talking about you would post it.
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  7797.  @katiecannon8186  So what's the debt number for Social Security. Just as good. Assets we know are zero, since you can't owe money to yourself.
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  7798.  @katiecannon8186  So the equation of exchange. Do some research on that whilst you fail to find the number for SS debts. You might want to look at TIPS as well.
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  7799.  @katiecannon8186  So you only care about the money owed to bankers. How big are the pension debts?
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  7800. The UK is bankrupt. They are just pouring petrol on the fire. Migration is costing the UK massive amounts. The pension debts are out of control. State spending is out of control. Labour knows this and has gone full fascist as a consequence.
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  7801.  @phill6859  The big dividend, increase in debts was allowed by the regulator. That's the big issue. It's a failure of regulation. This is a problem that repeats itself across government. For example, I wanted to get the gambling commission to take action on illegal gambling. They had a pack, with the evidence, the works. Crime reports too. Were they interested? No. They would rather deal with bookies and casinos, because that's where they get entertained and jobs when they retire.
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  7802.  @tropics8407  On regulation the NHS is a good example. An example of what not to do. The NHS combines insurance, medical supply and regulation. When any of those two are combined, the patient loses. Combine all three and its a disaster. That's why we need a Bismarck system where all three are not allowed to be combined.
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  7803. Salivating. He want's to be the next fascist.
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  7804. Oh look. Illegal parking on Double Yellows. Now that's a crime.
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  7805.  @sonnyirish3678  This case sets a precendent. You can <insert colour of your choice> here.
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  7806. look left, look right. ..
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  7807. She was fishing for advice. Goto lots of lawyers, then cherry pick.
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  7808. Another 4 years of pain for you
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  7809. Yep. No noises about what Labour will do to reverse it.
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  7810.  @africanayasmin6210  No, the issue is that the monopoly trainer, the NHS won't train them. Second with mass migration, they need staff to treat the migrants.
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  7811. One part. Since he was a couple of days under his 18th Birthday, and the judge has already remove anonymity, I expect the judge to sentence him as an adult - 18-20 year old, not over 21. Next the aggravating factors are very large in this case. Kids, knife, planned, religious aspect, terrorist aspect. Then a maximum of 10% discount for pleading guilty on the day.
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  7812. Prime Minister spread lies and misinformation.
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  7813. A default on government debt.
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  7814. The second problem for the state, those parents now have huge amounts of extra money. Money that in quite a few cases will end up with lawyers going after local authorities.
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  7815.  @thomasdalton1508  Another option. What ever the reason, make the complaints. Push it. Drives up the cost of their little extrn scheme.
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  7816.  @RicardoPetrazzi  Yep. I've suggest to my local police. An operation, monday evening, mcdonalds. No many parties, fridges empty, lots of delivery jobs. You don't have to chase them. They have their apps so you can 'id' them. Are the bikes, mopeds, cars legal? Are they legal? Are they the 'account holder'? Then you keep are record of how many you have siezed and got off the road, and a list of secondary offences. The funny part. They have to cancel the job, so with 20-30 jobs going, they call come to you. When the flow stops, move onto Nandos..... Easy cheap and effective.
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  7817. Unless you are kids at a Talyor Swift concert.
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  7818. Local and national government are not households They are when it comes to spending and to inflation linked debts. Fixed rate debt, I agree.
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  7819.  @Alberto-k6t  It's not prevented. Seingnorage goes to the ECB
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  7820.  @Alberto-k6t  I would add at 0% interest there is no seignorage.
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  7821. We should have the cap. But that moniker is very funny. It's going to stick.
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  7822. Don't knock tiddlywinks. Dangerous game.
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  7823. No mention of the losses to those pensioners caused by the socialist welfare state looting 20% of their income. That's their wealth, looted.
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  7824. Woman dies after triple shooting in London as police launch murder probe ’Crying and screaming’ heard by residents after what Met Police called ‘heinous act of violence’ that also left man in critical condition
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  7825. Another local resident, who also did not wish to be named, said he was inside the River of Life Elim Pentecostal Church on Gifford Road, which is behind the police cordon, on Saturday night, when someone came into the church to say there had been a shooting. He described the scene outside as “pandemonium”.
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  7826.  @ClactonCuun  Look at the welfare state. Trillions looted and the left demand more looting.
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  7827.  @quanitamarchesi9171  I posted the breakdown of offenders by party. That's vanished. I wonder why. Might it be that one party is a predeliction?
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  7828.  @TH3-MONK  about the same time ancilet radubakana went missing
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  7829.  @TH3-MONK  Anaclet Rudakubana was appointed as pŕefeture for the province of Kibunga in Rawanda on 17/4/1994 and was tasked with speeding up the death rate . He disappeared after the atrocities and is still unaccounted for. Lets try that snippet.
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  7830.  @TH3-MONK  There's a website. Rwanda Justice 4 Genocide. Try that as a starter. Then you can come back and not jump to conclusions that people aren't posting without evidence.
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  7831.  @TH3-MONK  It's not. Then we have Starmer's statement. "I did not defend the father". Explain that statement. Defend him from what? What about Celestin Ugirashebuja for example?
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  7832. It wasn't a cock up because so many agencies were involved. Police - lots of officers NHS - Alder Hey Social Services CPS First school Second school Prevent. Starmer Home Office for the migration and no background checks. Local council That's 10 organisations. You can't have coordinated cock ups.
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  7833. @ So how to arrange it and not throw the baby out with the bath water? 1. Deport all criminals. Home or the falklands. 2. A list of safe countries. Revoke asylum and reject any claims from those countries. 3. No welfare for migrants. No social housing. No HB, No income support. Nothing 4. Increase tax codes to break even. Any migrant starting a new job, 40K tax code, taxed at source. Then the left say who will do the shite jobs? Simple we start cutting back on the state.
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  7834.  @OnlineEnglish-wl5rp  So which bit of running the breeding records is false?
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  7835. They will need more than political viagra. Last time it happened it was a bloke called Lazarus
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  7836. So what about Ted Bundy?
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  7837.  @grahamnumber7123  It wouldn't surprise me if both pilots thought the other was flying the plane.
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  7838.  @vickieandrew1010  I've known it happen. Both pilots think the other is in control
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  7839. No bounce back until politicians are replaced.
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  7840. Press Release from Transport for London Sadiq Kahn is safe thanks to the 2 £300,000 armour plated Range Rovers, and the police escorts, that the public have bought him.
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  7841. Huge numbers of her fellow travellers at the BBC
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  7842. 10,000 a year solves the problem. The problem is the BBC. At £10,000 a year I don't think anyone will watch them  @dizwell 
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  7843. Another tactic I see is with regards to the BBC. How dare the BBC have anyone from the right on a program? Problem is that its the law. The BBC MUST. So what's going on? They are desparate. They know they have failed and will be replaced. So anything to counter it? Deny access to media is one of them. Reforms counter when elected, is that BBC rule you must be impartial over time. 40 years of pro state, means 40 years of anti state propaganda.
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  7844. It's going to go all Spartacus. Videos copies will pop up by the dozen. Lots with winnie the pooh masks everywhere. On Youtube, taking the video down is Youtube saying that DrK has done something wrong.
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  7845. All because the police won't deal with the illegals at Deliveroo etc on the illegal motorbikes. Ignored.
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  7846. I would suggest collecting dumped tents at Glastonbury. Then they get shipped to the Outer Hebredies.
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  7847. Trump needs to set the agenda for the presidential vote. What excuses they will use to prevent it taking place?
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  7848. Jewelry - made by Tiffany's.
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  7849. 2% of the workers spending 50% of GDP? Sack them all, I'm sure they will create another 50% of GDP in the private sector or have I got it wrong? Ah yes....
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  7850. So we need a list of safe countries. Caught in the UK, from a safe country, without the correct paperwork. Deported. I would even go to the level of confiscating any UK assets. Bank accounts etc. If from a non safe country, then they get tagged, put in a tented encampment on a Scottish Island to wait until they country is safe. Same for no papers. No catch and release. Catch and release means they disappear and it cost us millions to chase them down. Arrive on a boat? Same policy. Safe country check? Returned home immediately. Not safe? Tented encampment. No papers? Tented encampment until they arrive. Imprisoned? Same checks. Safe country, deport. Not safe, Scottish Island. Convicted? Safe country, deport. Not safe? Scottish Island. The immediate return is the major thing. They get to their home countries and the news starts spreading. Don't go to the UK. You're wasting your money. The other biggy, £38,5000 minimum tax code. Most are economic migrants. They can't afford that level of tax at source.  @mellymoo_eats 
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  7851. Left wing is alwasy the ones that go fascist.
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  7852. So is leaving the pension debts off the books. That's an actual fraud. Section 2, 2006 fraud act. What's interesting is we have a professor of accountancy who won't talk about that.
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  7853.  @Geokinkladze  Depends. If it results in the bankruptcy, its an issue. For those who think they can get the assets for zero, as many here are, it won't work. The assets will have been pledged against the debts.
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  7854.  @Geokinkladze  Being bankrupt isn't fraudulent It can be. You do know the two conditions for being bankrupt. Carry on when either is in place, is fraud if you make ANY statement to the contrary.
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  7855. Trump gains another point in the polls. He's going to win, and you can see that as Times radio gets more and more desperate. So which of the bots is going to be first? Yemeni charity fraud, or tarts for sale?
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  7856. Ah that modus operandi. Accuse others of racism. It's very simple. Make a list of safe countries. ie. If a single white woman can go there on holiday, its certainly safe. Any one from that country can't get asylum here. Then if a dangerous country becomes safe, and people have asylum here, then they get a grace period and have to return. Unless of course they can pass any test that is applied to economic migrants. eg. A minimum tax paid equivalent to average government spend. ie. Their tax code gets adjusted, same as all other migrants.  @TJspaceman 
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  7857. Doesn't apply to cyclists.  @TJspaceman 
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  7858.  @drjamesallen6012  Yep. 1. Asylum should be temporary 2. A list of safe countries. You start off Last In First Out. The list is created. Next boat that arrives, its from the boat to the plane. Heck you even top up their sim cards so they can tell their mates about how it now works in the UK. 3. Then you work through the backlist. Start with any who have acquired criminal records. Then any who are on welfare. For any who want to stay, the rules are simple. No right to nationality. No welfare. 40K minimum tax code. 4. Put in place a new court, one judge 4 lay people. Majority voting applies. Above the Supreme court for nationality and migration etc. Other ideas. No right to vote for foreigners. Constituency sizes based on the number of voters not inhabitants. By elections if needed with strong voter ID. Deals with Labour's gerrymandering. I'd even abolish naturalisation. I'd have investigations into existing naturalisation. If civil servant has made a mistake then all their cases are revoked. They can reapply for free, or get their money back. The rules are you cannot be, or have been a burden on others.
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  7859.  @PatriciaLonga-g4p  By and large. However I have a problem if they pay less tax than they get in state services.
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  7860. Well there are clearly things you can do. A letter to the GP saying you do not consent to any DNR. Put it in your will. Insist your estate checks any DNRs.
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  7861.  @pierrewave7235  What's socialism done? £16 trillion pouinds of debt, the workers asset stripped, mass migration to rub the working classes' nose in it
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  7862. Why should brits be allowed to force themselves on Europeans, making them pay so they can live in the sun?
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  7863. The democratic approach to democracy.  @swan-oq8qk 
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  7864. Not dirty thoughts about Growlers. Please don't let it be that. :-)
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  7865. Wrong man for the job.  @joancooley1387 
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  7866. It's going that way. For example, I filmed a local junction. BBB covered it. 1200 offences an hour. Police response nothing. Then two weeks ago major fight at the bus stop next to the school. All over an illegal motorbike being used the pavement. A regular occurances So they turned up for a couple of hours, but let people drive illegal motorbikes and cycles at people on the pavement. A narrow pavement. That's in front of them. So its a policy. Deliberate policy to trash the place.  @Roz-y2d 
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  7867. Complete lie. You have to first start with how much money the state requires. Start off with those socialist pension debts. How big are there? What's the annual rate of increase? Then you can ask, can the taxpayers, rich and poor, afford that debt.
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  7868. Is it? Lets take public sector workers and their pensions. Are they owed a pension? My view is yes. They have paid in, they are owed pensions So how much are they owed? I bet you can't find the number. The peasants have paid the welfare state just under 20% of their income for their state pension. They are owed a pension. How big is that debt? How much wealth would they have had if the state hadn't asset stripped them? Or the Whole of Government Accounts. Why is the state making a 30% gross profit on its services? I think you will find that its you who is illiterate.  @eightiesmusic1984 
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  7869. The government makes a 30% gross profit on its services. Government should be not for profit. So lets axe 30% of the state.  @marsmellow1589 
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  7870. All the other jurors are saying, I wasn't offered that amount.'
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  7871. Gordon's in therapy. Psyoclogical for the damage. Dry cleaning for the physical
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  7872.  @SilverFoxHotTakes  https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2013/2588/contents/made
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  7873.  @Puffball-ll1ly  A simple change is needed. 1. No criminals - barred and deported. Easy. 2. No discimination. Religion, race, gender, age, sexual preference (no children or animals) ... all irelevant. 3. Net contributors only. No welfare, 40K a year minimum tax code.
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  7874. Correct. Debt causes austerity.
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  7875.  @knobfieldfox  Yes. Because the printing creates inflation and the big debts, pensions are inflation linked. That means printing doesn't work for inflation linked debt. For fixed rate debts, you can print to pay. It screws your creditors out of their wealth so if you don't care about robbing people in that way, you can print to pay. But inflation linked debt? Doesn't work.
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  7876.  @davidmcculloch8490  The pension debt is a socialist debt for obvious reasons. All the contributions redistributed, not invested into capital. But you are right, it is a con. Specifically section II You have to prove two things. 1. Was the information misleading? The debts are off the books. That's proved. 2. Their is a risk of a loss or an actual loss. They are talking more cuts. They have defaulted already multiple times.
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  7877.  @davidmcculloch8490  There's just as much inflation as any other spending. The problem is that the idea from the left is print and spend. The idea that the government would tax and destroy the cash again from the left is complete baloney. It's tax and spend.
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  7878.  @markcf83  The PIE part was Harman. However ignoring PDFs was also Hodge.
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  7879. I'm surprised. He normally likes them younger.
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  7880. 2-3 more conserative judges should help.
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  7881.  @danielmankinde1706  Why not? Dem retires, replace with a conservative.
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  7882. Making Burgers.
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  7883. TDS - is there a vaccine?
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  7884.  @doubletap-z8c  Probably said that Biden was compis mentis for the last 8 years.
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  7885. 14 of the 15 on a beach as well.
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  7886. Well post the numbers. Borrowing numbers you can get from the DMO [Debt Management Office Website] The number for this morning Total Amount Outstanding (including inflation uplift for index-linked gilts) = £2,464.77 billion nominal The borrowing number is easy to find. What about the state pension and civil service pension liabilities? Unfunded, so no assets to pay for them. Can you find the numbers? [PS 16 trillion on top of the debt, zero assets] Now for private debt. Mortgages, credit cards are biggies. Most credit card debt will be for people will assets. So you need to offset assets against liabilites. Just as I've done for the government above. Value of UK housing stock, 8.7 trillion. [2022] Value of UK residential mortgages [1.6543 trillion, Dec 2023] Can you do the net or would you like help with that? I'll help you. Positive equity just of 7 trillion. UK Credit card debt, 2023 June, was 0.0664 trillion. An irrelevance in the scheme So the private sector [people] have equity of 7 trillion. The state has two debts, borrowing and pensions, that are close to 18.5 trillion Other debts, such as the EU, Nuclear clean up, unpaid wages, unpaid invoices, losses on insurance guarantees, payouts for damages like the post office and the NHS when things go wrong, not included. Do you now see the problem? The state is bankrupt. PS. It's inflation linked debt. You cannot inflate your way out of that debt by printing.  @OnlineEnglish-wl5rp 
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  7887. So you've got the evidence. Where are your numbers for private debts? Where are your numbers for state debts including pensions? Where are your numbers for the asset side? When you state propped up? Guarantees? Post the size of the guarantees. From the evidence so far you are bullshitting because you don't want people to know the socialist welfare state has scammed them  @OnlineEnglish-wl5rp 
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  7888. The Minister who was the Corruption Minister in the UK, is about to be extradited for, you guessed it, Corruption
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  7889.  @itzgin3290  My understanding is the UN revoked immunity.
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  7890. Tulip Siddiq - Corruption minister in the UK, is about to be extradited for - corruption
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  7891. Another cost of migration that they didn't take into account So what about the victims of migrants knife attacks?
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  7892. @ Just to give you a heads up. My daughter came out a very dark grey with white hands. Then over a few minutes turned a normal pink. So don't jump to immediate conclusions.
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  7893. It's just coming out over AP. Trump has been arrested for beating up two women. They are out to get him For a change we know who he beat. Kamala and Hillary. :-)
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  7894. Where are the trillions the workers have paid the socialist welfare state for hteir old age?
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  7895. That's got to go on my list when I inspect their accounts. 1. Cost of cameras 2. Replacement cost of cameras 3. Money paid to these firms 4. Money raised from selling ULEZ information 5. Firms getting access to the data 6. Firms processing the data.
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  7896.  @le13579  I think he needs to go on the list for Reform to deal with. Permenantly recuse himself on no pay. Then we need to deal wiht judges and their tax evasion arrangements. That's a nice little threat to have to get them to behave.
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  7897.  @BenjWarrant  You have judges, and it started with scumbag Lord Denning, who are creating laws when it suits them. They will just say, email is a valid way of serving notice, because it suits them.
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  7898.  @xerxes3535  Shadenfreude ist geil.
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  7899. Irish - cheap labour Bangladesh - cheap labour Windrush - cheap labour Slaves - cheap labour EU - cheap labour .... Spot the pattern? Spot how it works out? Badly Not a single genuine asylum seeker. Jews - asylum - no issues Kindertransport - asylum - no issues Uganda - asylum - no issues
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  7900.  @StephanieRoseeee  Disagree. It will be immediately abused by the elites to target protest.
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  7901.  @kbone8137  what about the cats?
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  7902.  @Jonny._.  how? He isn’t in congress or the senate
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  7903. Correct we are the creators. So the 18% of that income the wealth generators make, and the state takes as NI. Where's that wealth?
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  7904. A bit like saying Starmer goes to jail because a public sector worker didn't do their expenses claim right.
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  7905.  @anthonythompson-cf5rw  I'm certain I've missed a few. My favourite is this one. --- Type: MP Party: Conservative Status: gross indecency with a Coldstream guardsman --- In November 1958, Harvey and a 19-year-old guardsman, Anthony Walter Plant of the Coldstream Guards, were found in the bushes in St James's Park and arrested; Harvey tried to escape, and attempted to give a false name on arrest. Both were charged with gross indecency and breach of the park regulations; when tried on 10 December, the indecency charge was dropped and both were fined £5. Harvey paid Plant's fine as well as his own.
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  7906. 1. Asset stripping 2. Debt servicing costs. The solution for reform is a full audit. Then send every taxpayer their share of the debts, annually. The icing on top. Add on what they could have had if their money had been invested. Total the debt and losses on investment up, present the total loss. Include the names of their past MPs.
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  7907. Reeves has been dipping into the office accounts to fund her clothes.
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  7908. Don't forget the right of politics lie to pollsters.
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  7909. How? Invade is the obvious answer. What happens when another country says the UK is a tax haven. France for example. Can France invade?
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  7910.  @IMBlakeley  They are their own countries. They have a right to independence. So what are you going to propose for Switzerland?
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  7911.  @IMBlakeley  So what happens if they say, we are declaring independence from the UK? You are just like a colonialist, sending it gun boats, in order to extract the cash. So come on, what about France. Why not invade them, impose taxes to pay for UK government incompetence?
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  7912. What's the Dr done?
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  7913. I wonder if McDonalds would employ him? :-)
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  7914. Make Jill the candidate.
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  7915. Racist policing for you.
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  7916. It may well have existed in the past when you had cathode ray tube TVs. The flyback transformer does generate radio waves, and that can be picked up. However, I bet you would be very hard pushed to find a single CRT being used for television in the UK. So you won't be able to detect people now. It's just another example of those BBC lies.
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  7917. Exactly. CRTs - yes. LCD etc, no.  @lightwoven5326 
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  7918. Tax and no services. That's austerity. Richard Murphy demands more austerity. How about cancelling your Pension Richard? It's not a debt. It's not owed to you. Check the balance sheet. Civil servants haven't put it on the accounts.
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  7919. So here's the question. Go to A&E? Identify as an illegal migrant. They will question you. That's shows they can work out who is entitled to and who isn't to health care. Next, FOI for their policies on priority. Then make complaints on grounds of racism. There's an implicit antiwhite bias their policy. Add in the Equalities and Human Rights Commission, they can do some work for a change.
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  7920. Just like the Democrats and Trump
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  7921. The canary in the mine.
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  7922. Good. The idea of these spying needs to be dealt with. A better solution in metal necklaces with cameras attached to all MPs etc. Live streams everything. Same for all their devices. Every message and call gets live streamed to a website for all to read. When they leave office, after 5 years, it can be removed.
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  7923. Civil service pension State pension Nuclear clean up Losses on insurance contracts The EU Unpaid wages Unpaid invoices Expected payouts - eg post office, NHS damages. Other debts of course excluded. In particular the socialists will never talk about socialist pension debts.
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  7924.  @Vroomfondle1066  The flow is the other way. The top 10% pay the same amount of tax as the other 90%. That's a massive flow in the other direction On the wealth front, the big issue is the asset stripping of the workers by the welfare state. 20% of income. That's real wealth. What wealth would people have if that 20% had been invested in their name? The answer is a lot. Huge amounts. But its all been spent and in its place is the pension debt. That's negative weatlh.
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  7925. Violence for political ends = terrorism
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  7926. Prediction one. Trump is democratically elected and the left riot.
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  7927. and why do accountants like Richard [ex public sector] omit all the big debts off the balance sheet?
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  7928.  @ditch3827  I agree. You have to. The question what changes are needed. 1. No mobile use while cycling. 2. Mandatory helmets for under 18s. 3. Standards for shared pavements. 1.5 meter each side of 2 pedestrians. 4. Shared pavements to be fully marked with lines on the ground and dismount signs 5. Points for offences. ie. Jump a red you get points on your license. No license, they are held over until you pass your test, then they kick in. 6. Speed limits to apply to cyclists.
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  7929. Tonsils tickled - for a fee.
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  7930. Put some of your code through the ringer. Ask ChatGPT to critique it, or/and improve it. See what it comes up with. No ego, give it a go.
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  7931. The counter argument? What trade in the Med? North South there's not much. There will be some, Spain to Italy, Italy to the Balkans, Balkans to Greece. But that has to compete against rail and road which is faster.
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  7932. Ha ha. Government? Surplus? With a 16 trillion pension debt. Never going to happen.
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  7933.  @Mugwump42  30% of tax goes on the debts. That'a 30% gross profit on services.
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  7934. Oh you naughty naughty Eritreans. The police and the state will do nothing. The Tigray war has ended. So time for them to return home.
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  7935.  @helenheenan3447  Private banks. Money can come from commodities. Money can be created like bit coin. In the past, private companies issued coin.
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  7936.  @helenheenan3447  That's a different argument. That relates to how value is given to fiat money. That's taxation and fines. The original statement was that only governments can create money. That's clearly false.
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  7937.  @helenheenan3447  So how did governments tax before fiat sterling?
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  7938. If the developer has no youtube account, then its not bound by youtube's terms and conditions. It's not a party to any contract.
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  7939. Come and tax some Ulez cameras.
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  7940. Poverty for the many, so the few get more pay.
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  7941. Having to pay the police and not getting a service is morally corrupt. Notice that they made sure that not delivering policing is legal.
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  7942.  @livershot940  Enough exists to make everyone's lives a little bit better ========= No it doesn't. You've bought into the myth. The myth that if only you can get your hands on the leprechauns everything would be happy ever after in the magic kingdom Start with the basics. How much debt has the state run up for pensions? Get that number and you will understand the nightmare. My prediction, you can't find the number. In that case ask why the number isn't easily available.
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  7943. When Farages says the UK will take back control. One interpretation of that, its only Brits get to vote. Constituency sizes based on the number of voters. Put the first bit in the manifesto. When you have power, implement. The collapse of the Labour vote because of Blair's policy of mass immigration to shove the working class' noses in it, then fails. You could even say no votes for anyone naturalised. No political jobs for anyone naturalised.
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  7944.  @gwyndavies212  So what changes are needed. 1. Right of recall without permission. None of the "the speaker can say yes or no". 2. Open primaries. Removes the power of selection committees 3. Right of Consent as a basic human right. ie. You can say not to the state. For example, you can refuse to fund mass migration. I'm sure the left will put their hand in their pockets and give away all their wealth.
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  7945.  @christopherckarkson5605  Or the other candidates were even worse. Personally, the colour of your skin is irrelevant. Here's instead what I would do for migration 1. No criminals. 2. No discrimination 3. Net contributors only. First one is obvious. Third one, simply no welfare and a 40K minimum tax code. If you don't pay your tax, its a crime, see point one. That's the easy solution.
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  7946. My argument is we need a change to the Human Rights Act. Article Zero. Everyone has the right of informed explicit consent. That deals with the left.  @MrMWRMWR 
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  7947. The manipulation continues.
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  7948. Bad choice of a name for the UK. PIE, in the UK context has an entirely different meaning. People who want information about doing illegal things with children.
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  7949. So what about the Dartford crossing. When built the deal was tolls to pay for it. However the bridge has been paid for but, surprise surprise, the tolls carry on The extortion model of government. T @framurray5282 
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  7950. Do we know who they are?
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  7951. It's going to be interesting, but it won't affect the elite. One or two get the chop. What does affect the elite is interesting. Its the DWP in the UK, SS in the USA. Both have hidden their debts off the books. Publish the debts, and its game over for the swamps. Imagine getting a bill for £600,000 in the UK, increasing at 10% a year. Perhaps an apology for hiding it down the back of the sofa. But with the usual threats about not paying.  @mmcc5846 
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  7952. Can he pardon before conviction?
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  7953.  @ianrowley5762  The problem is they will rig it like the attempt in the US. Illegals can vote. To get the vote, you have to get reform into power. Far better to change the rules first. Enforce it, reduce the voters. At the same time get the in information out there. Let me give an example. You can fully cost state services. 3K for NHS. 3K for common goods, each year .... Every person being removed get a full statement of their costs and the tax being paid. So you then get the press to interview them on deportation. With that letter? Oh dear. What's the argument they can make to stay?
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  7954.  @reeturnoerjedi9181  So where have the trillions the workers have paid the socialist welfare state gone?
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  7955.  @Daverocks-zp3kh  There's one case going to court in Scotland.
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  7956. Why taxation? Get someone who doesn't want the BBC to pay for it. Let them go subscription or advertising.  @davecooper3238 
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  7957. Harassment Worthington & Anor v Metropolitan Housing Trust Ltd (2018) EWCA Civ 1125  @Daverocks-zp3kh 
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  7958. You need the evidence. So report each letter via a police crime reporting website as harrasment. The name of woman running BBC revenue is in charge, you can google her and add her name to the complaint. Write the crime reference number and date on the letter and file it. You need to quote Worthington & Anor v Metropolitan Housing Trust Ltd (2018) EWCA Civ 1125 In the crime report.  @grahamturner6119 
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  7959. Again. You reject them. You write them a letter. Then they choose to restart the harrasment. There's no need to tell them anything. But if you have told the NO once, which bit of NO do you not get? Perhaps you're one of these people who think NO means YES.  @xdoubt5487 
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  7960. Yes. But on average, its per adult. So the wife gets the tax code too. So lets say its 2+2. They have to be earning 2 x 38.5 = 77K So what happens? Taxed at source. That's what the tax code does. The money gets taken by the company, handed over to the state. So for that min wage migrant paying £1K a year in tax, suddenly discovers they only get 100 a week to live off, and no welfare. So they have to leave. It self adjusts.  @davidstula578 
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  7961. The other bit about the suggestion. National Insurance has the nationalities. That a simple query that HMRC can make. They then send the letters out to employers with the new tax codes. In most cases that's electronic. Then within a month, the money flows in. For the migrants we want, zero change. They are already over the 38.5K and nothing will change. Now the elite will whinge. Who will clean our toilets, the modern day alternative of who will pick out cotton.  @davidstula578 
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  7962.  @Truth-warrior-j3e  "Leave your weapons at the mosque, we're here to help" - evidence showing the UK's two-tier policing That's the title of a video from yesterday by politico. It has the video in it, so you can see for yourself. When you've watched it, I'm sure you will come back and state, yes you are right.
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  7963.  @chrissmith2114  So buy more batteries to cover the black outs. I see where the green millionaires are going.
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  7964. Where's the audit trail? In practice the remote access was the cover up. The problem was the system dropped transactions.
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  7965. He's a rich banker.
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  7966.  @pup6728  Post the text that says motorised only.
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  7967.  @pup6728  Now go and come back with the bit about obeying traffic signs and show where they only apply to motorists. That's the catch all that makes cycling subject to speeding laws.
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  7968.  @eightiesmusic1984  The question I would suggest you find the answer too, is how much debt the welfare state has. The money owed to pensioners. The debt that the Labour party just defaulted on by cutting the winter fuel allowance, so pensioners go cold. Instead the chose a 20%+ pay rise as the quid pro quo for their paymasters.
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  7969.  @timg1246  The state has. The state owes people pensions. It has repeatedly defaulted on its side of the pension debts. You are in denial that the peasants are owed a pension. On the borrowing, most of that is owed to banks and insurance firms. The government is paying its banking mates in full, and at the same time default on its debts to the peasants.
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  7970.  @timg1246  The state defaulted on pensions. In the week it lost a court case on the default.
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  7971.  @timg1246 There's a pension debt. Here's the test. Go into your Local Unison meeting and state that we won't pay public sector pensions. Cancel them Do you think you will need a stab proof vest? People have paid in. People are owed a pension. Or hand over all your assets to me. I'll pay them back, if its debt. ie. I promise to repay in your old age. As if I will. It's not a debt right?
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  7972.  @timg1246  No I promise to pay you back. Same terms as any government pension. It would be a debt wouldn't it?
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  7973.  @timg1246  Next one for you. IFRS. If you know what that is. What's the IFRS definition of a liability, a debt you have to pay? Do some research, then come back.
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  7974.  @timg1246  Ok so claim a debt has to have an identifiable sum. Index linked Gilts. The 0¾% Index-linked Treasury Gilt 2047, matures in 2047. Please tell us exactly how much will be repaid for the 800,000,000 face value? Why is it recorded as a debt? = The government could, without prior warning, reduce the 2025 pension rise to below the 'triple lock' Only if it changes the law to default on the debt. It has to change the law to do that. That means its a debt. = And there isn't a darned thing you could do about it. Absolutely correct. The key part is that it will. It's going to screw the people its taken the money from, promising them a pension in their old age. The only reason its managed to screw people is by hiding the debt. That's why I raised IFRS accounting rules. The state says, we adhere to IFRS rules. IFRS rules state, obligations are on the balance sheet. Obligations are below contracts, and contracts are below the law in ranking. But obligations are on balance sheet unless you are a fraudster.
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  7975.  @timg1246  A liability is a present obligation of the enterprise arising from past events, the settlement of which is expected to result in an outflow from the enterprise of resources embodying economic benefits That's the definition. It's the correct one. So because the state has received money in the past, and as a consequence has to pay out money in the future it's a debt. That includes pensions [contract and the law] as well as borrowing. Re-read the test, and you will see that both pensions and borrowing meet the test. Now the question is what gets booked? It's the present value of those obligations. The big part there relates to pensions. Since most pensioners get to 65, you can include those. Half [roughly] get to average life expectancy, so you don't record it assuming all get there. You record the payouts adjusted for the probability you have to make the payment. This is standard practice. You record the actuarial valuation of the pension debts. The same applies to all the other debts left off the accounts. Nuclear clean up. Damages [post office, NHS]. Unpaid wages, unpaid invoices, the EU, losses on insurance contracts, .... The only one reported is the money owed to bankers.
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  7976.  @willysnowman  Very good. Even though I'm going to vote for Trump, a good joke is appreciated. But Harris never served any fries did she. She just served weiners.
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  7977. Where are the trillions the workers have paid the socialist welfare state? No assets, but how big are the debts?
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  7978. Perhaps the network should be negatively trained. Trained on things that are not numbers, with an output saying, I don't know what it is
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  7979.  @joeds3775  It's all about who pays when medical treatment goes wrong.
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  7980. Have him jailed for a year. Then he's out.
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  7981. Unless its advertising for OF or for "investment advice"
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  7982.  @patthompson8591  Have you seen any left wing comments recently? I haven't.
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  7983.  @GilmerJohn  Or the other pilot thought the senior pilot was flying.
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  7984.  @ShawnHCorey  What happens if the aircraft stalls? Nose drops. Exactly what you see.
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  7985. I agree. However we need to retain the right to privately prosecute to go after state agents where the state protects them
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  7986. @johns2096 The Pensions Increase (Pension Scheme for Keir Starmer QC) Regulations 2013
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  7987.  @easycoding8255  No. Comes back to some core causes. The elephant in the room is pension debts. The welfare state has a 16 trillion pound debt, hidden off the books. That's why there's a mess. So Starmer loots so he gets richer because he knows what's comming The idea that migrants will pay the pensions, which is what' they have tried, is laughable. They (most of them) can't even pay for their current state services. Those on welfare can't pay anything, and they will demand their own pensions anyway adding to the debts. The economics doesn't add up. So Starmer has decided to do what the left always does. Go full on fascist.
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  7988.  @easycoding8255  So where's the wealth the 'chavs' have paid the socalist welfare state?
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  7989.  @easycoding8255  You are probably a SPAD. You illustrate what's wrong with politics in the UK. Just as long as you get what you want, paid for by others, who cares about them.
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  7990. And that includes 9 members of the SC
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  7991. I had a complaint upheld about one with no MOT. They hadn't got the internal assessment done and paid off. The result was that the DLVA changed its process. The reason was you could check the age of a vehicle, you could check its DVLA status. That tells you a) It's not got a MOT or b) It's a police car. They changed it to police automatically get marked up as having an MOT. Not honest, but if you have an undercover car, a good thing. Now if they hide its not been certified internally that's bad.  @legion162 
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  7992. There was the woman with Downs syndrome. Court had put Greenwich council in charge of her finances. Greenwich council did not pay her TV license. BBC TV Licensing broke the law interviewing her under PACE [Section 77]. They prosecuted her based on that illegally obtained statement. Then Greenwich council plead guilty for her. The courts didn't do their due diligence.
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  7993.  @samt7351  Fascist political control over the courts.
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  7994.  @madmelwood3778  I suspect there are a few who have been unalived as a consequence.
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  7995. We aren't the 5th, because you are ignoring the debts.
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  7996.  @GlennLeinster  So how big are the UK government's debts? Here's the list of debts 1. Borrowing 2. Pensions 3. Nuclear clean up 4. Losses on insurance contracts 5. The EU 6. Unpaid wages 7. Unpaid invoices 8. Expected payouts - eg post office, NHS damages. I'll start you off. The borrowing first thing this morning was published by the DMO Total Amount Outstanding (including inflation uplift for index-linked gilts) = £2,456.28 billion nominal Can you get the numbers for any of the others? Number 2 surely must be easy. [PS it's a trick question]
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  7997. Really? I used to live there. You had that small altercation in Zug. There was even a cowboy shoot out to the west of the Banhhof.
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  7998. Coulter's Law The longer it takes for the media to release information about the suspect in a high-profile crime, the less likely the suspect is to be white.
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  7999. So what you are saying David is that Romanian pickpockets get a couple of thousand votes each, because they have lifted the wallets of others.
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  8000.  @hadrianlear1215  HISTORICAL sexual abuse. Going back way before the Tories. That means Starmer. That's why he doesn't want a inquiry. Next, why are these offenders in the UK? That was Labour for wanting to gerrymander and to quote Blair, Rub people's noses in it. Tories wanted to supress wages and get in cheap workers. But its not Tory or Labour. it's neither. People are going to vote in Reform. Tories are toast. Labour's Toast. They are irrelevant. The fix is simple. Immediately deport any foreign criminals. Second no welfare for foreigners. Then a minimum tax code of 40K a year per adult. Implemented as a change in tax code, taxed at source, raises lots of money. Second they must fill out a tax form and pay any short falls or they get a criminal record for tax evasion. 4 simple things. Can be done in a weekend.
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  8001. National origin excludes Irish, because you were born there.
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  8002. Have the people using the bridge paid for the bridge? If so why are they extorting money?
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  8003. Notice the agenda? No consent for the peasants. The peasants job is to hand over their money, doff their hats, and be grateful if any crumbs are thrown their way.
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  8004. Geneva is a shit hole covered in Grafitti.  @GoldKingsMan 
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  8005. The agencies just care about the borrowing, not the other debts.
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  8006. For economic migrants 1. No discrimination. No pro White EU racism for example. 2. Net contributors only. 3. You get a minimum tax code of 38,500 (average wage) a year, increasing in line with average wages. 4. No welfare for economic migrants. No housing benefit, income support.... 5. Remember, they came here for economic reasons. If its not economic for them they will leave. 6. No public sector jobs. No Public Sector worker generates any tax revenue. 7. There's a correlation between poverty and crime. Doesn't mean poor people are criminals. Just that the poorer you are, the more likely you are to take short cuts. 8. So stop importing poverty. Housing crisis cured The deficit cured. The migrants we want and need not affected Great for entrepreneurs. Pay the tax, see if you can make a go of it. Wages up Tax receipts per capita increases Welfare spending goes down. Another option a list of safe countries [ie. Almost all of them]. No asylum from safe countries] When a country becomes safe, you become an economic migrant after a grace period. See above. Easy to implement all of the above. Tax code change can be done in a week. Safe list again easy.
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  8007.  @RoaminRob  Which is why, a minimum tax works. It prevents people who aren't beneficial. For everyone else, they know migrants are paying their way. As it stands, none of that is going on.
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  8008.  @OLDSCHOOLPETE112  Criminals ======== 1. Barred from entry - you have to declare records in advance. If not its an offence. Like the USA 2. If you gain illegal entry and we find out, a criminal record 3. Deported if here, automatically at conviction or at the end of sentence. No appeals. You are out. 4. If from a dangerous country, then off to a Scottish Island to a tented encampment to wait it out at the end of your sentence. Could be a long wait. 5. Destroy you papers? Off to the island until they arrive. See point, if its a safe country.... 6. Enter illegally? You are automatically convicted. Deported or off to that island Another option, a tented encampment on the NI border. I wonder how many will abscond south The key part, make the deportation automatic on conviction. DUI, violence fraud and upwards. So they can appeal the conviction, but not the deportation. That stops the lawyers games.
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  8009.  @LordJinkies  For asylum, a list of dangerous countries. No asylum from safe countries. For people where the country has moved from dangerous to safe, you become an economic migrant. No rights to nationality. Economic migrants, all of them get a minimum tax code of £38,500 a year [average wage]. No rights to nationality for the first 20 years. On 38,500 a year, no welfare of course. That solves it, raises lots of money Some of that money can be used to far better effect in things like the refugee camps. Any comments?
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  8010.  @SilverFoxHotTakes  Exactly. You get two built, its a competition. Worst one gets deselected. Winner gets to build another 2, and a third yard gets to build one.
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  8011. A 12-year-old girl has been charged with manslaughter following the death of a pensioner in a park in Leicestershire. Eighty-year-old Bhim Kohli died from serious injuries he sustained while walking his dog in Franklin Park =========== Since he's created the mess in the UK, its not surprising he's fleeing.
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  8012. Remember existing law is race and ethnic group. The English are an ethnic group. You can look that up in the OED and in the encyclopaedias. Who is going to be the first SNP politician to screw up?
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  8013.  @nerdyali4154  You can hate behaviour. But pushing out generalisation of hate is wrong.
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  8014.  @ruthguthrie1099  I can tell you what I think they should start with. There are three main problems in the UK. Government debt, the NHS, and migration. I'll post once for each to make it easier for you to respond.
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  8015.  @ruthguthrie1099  On governemnt debt, a full audit of the debts, and every tax payer to get an annual statement with their share of the debts. What would your reaction be to a 600K pension bill droping through your letter box be?
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  8016.  @ruthguthrie1099  The NHS is harder. The basic issue is that its a beveridge, not a bismarck system. We need a bismarck system. Problem is that the NHS is run by people who are ideologues. To change that there needs to be action on avoidable deaths. 20,000 a year in English acute hospitals. The ideologues get very worried if that becomes known and they have to pay for their errors. But I don't believe the victims should pay.
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  8017.  @ruthguthrie1099  Migration. There are migrants who are good for the UK, there are migrants who aren't. The general principles are 1. No criminals. 2. No discrimination 3. Net contributors only Asylum So the starter is a list of safe countries. No asylum from safe countries. Ended for those here. Immediate return for those at the border. Syria for example, is safe. Lord Alli just went there. Criminals. Deport on sentence if suspended, from the prison cell if jailed. Automatic. No appealing the deportation, you can appeal the conviction like anyone else. Net contributors. Zero welfare, 40K a year minimum tax code on economic migrants. The ones we want aren't affected. For dangerous countries, we can use the Falklands as a holding center for criminals and others. For example, for those who destroy their papers and won't say where they are from. They get all the support they need to contact their embassies to get replacement papers. Email facilities, telephone numbers, conference calls etc.
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  8018.  @ruthguthrie1099  It sort of is. So SNP. I've some questions for you. 1. Once in a life time or more often? 2. The RV? Was it bought for dogging? 3. Can I get public money for a film? Granny does the Gorbals. A homage with a scottish twist to Debbie Does Dallas? 4. The Ferry, when's that arriving?
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  8019. They are going to bury it under the patio like Fred West. 1. Why was did the victims live in labour areas? 2. Why haven't the criminals been deported? 70% certainly can, I've done the analysis. In practice more can. 3. Why are we still allowing in 'peasants' to quote senior MPs? 4. Who covered it up? Names. 5. Prosecutions for the cover ups. 6. Damages for the victims? Or is it just Gerry Adams.
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  8020. A nationalised industry.
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  8021. TDS syndrome. What's the betting he's one of the 200 Labour activists who went to the states to break election law?
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  8022. @ That would imply a sense of humour.
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  8023.  @brendanlea3605  The common theme. Keep the peasants in the dark whilst ripping them off.
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  8024.  @charliemoore2551  Central planning. The NHS is a monopolist trainer in the UK. Why did it fail to train enough staff? Why does the NHS from Windrush, to now import staff instead of training?
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  8025.  @charliemoore2551  Can I suggest some research? Discussion Paper Series CDP No 22/13 The Fiscal Effects of Immigration to the UK Christian Dustmann and Tommaso Frattini That's a reference you can use to go and get the numbers. First you need to read the footnotes to table 4b Table 4b has the same structure, but now we assume that the marginal cost of providing “pure” public goods to natives is zero, and we have thus allocated the cost of their provision entirely to natives. That's 20% of the cost of the state dumped on natives, migrants get for free. The big fiddle. Then for the numbers go to table 5. Add up the net fiscal contributions of the two groups of migrants, EEA and non EEA to get the net fiscal contributions for migrants.
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  8026.  @charliemoore2551  Central planning Lets take the NHS. How has central planning and training of staff worked since it was formed? Windrush. We didn't train staff and we can get the cheap. Phillipines. We didn't train staff and we can get the cheap. EU. We didn't train staff and we can get the cheap. The NHS is centrally planned and has repeatedly failed.
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  8027.  @charliemoore2551  No. I've posted peer reviewed evidence on the cost of migration. That evidence was paid for by the EU to try and counter brexit. The problem is that in the process it exposed the costs of migration to the UK. That's with the fiddles they had to apply to try and swing it in favour of EU migraton. 1. Common goods for free to migrants paid for by natives. 2. Selecting on Recent EEA migrants, putting non recent EEA migrants off the analysis 3. Not publishing the distribution of contributions. So I don't swallow what people tell me, I ask, what's the evidence? Now one person here asked for evidence to try and prove me wrong. Expecting me not to have done my basic research. I take it you don't like the evidence.
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  8028.  @markwelch3564  Correct. That's why I've always said tax generated. That includes that. Now in the UK Mr Average doesn't generate enough tax to fund the state. There's a deficit. 38.500 a year. On the second part, as if the corporates are paying their fair share. How naive. Then we have the plantation owner thinking. Who will pick my crops so I make money? The civil war in the US? Who will pick my cotton. You have the same ideas.
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  8029.  @helenheenan3447  I want transparency, which is the issue. There are big failures in the UK 1. State pensions. Richard is an accountant. He doesn't want transparency on the level of government pension debts 2. Migration. They are not economic. The big picture is they harm the UK. No transparency on who is good economically. We should still have economic migration. I'm not against it. It's just three simple rules a) No criminals - barred and deported b) No discrimination c) Net contributors only. 3. The NHS. In particular the death toll from errors. Do you know anything about the numbers? Transparency again 4. Lack of accountability in state spending For example, where are the accounts for all these 'investments' showing the ROI with the debt costs included Transparency again It's failures of accounting at the core.
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  8030.  @charliemoore2551  The NHS could have trained more and charged the private sector for them. Bond the doctors and nurses to work for the NHS for 10 years. They of course might object. But again why has the NHS imported staff and not trained them. You've avoided answering by trying the squirrel tactic.
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  8031.  @charliemoore2551  So importing Baristas. Is that a skills gap? Crop pickers? Skill gap there? account the money they then put back into the economy with their spending So what happens when they take the money from someone else [via the state], making other people poorer so they can't put their money into the economy and benefit from their work. You've left off that bit of damage. 1. No criminals 2. No discrimination 3. Net Contributors only [the ones with the skills]. Who said anything about preventing immigration? It's just making sure that migration doesn't harm other people.
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  8032.  @charliemoore2551  How are you going on the Cream migration report?
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  8033.  @charliemoore2551  Cream Report. Page 41. I have it open in front of me. It's the evidence you're looking for, but it doesn't give the answer you want.
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  8034.  @markwelch3564  No its a migration issue. 1. No criminals. Barred and deported 2. No discrimination. 3. Net contributors only The last is easy,. A minimum tax code at the 40K is fair. That's break even. What's wrong with those principles? They are based on consent Nothing should stop you from sponsoring a migrant and covering the costs. Same for companies. On the corporation tax. They need to make profits first. Take one historical example. The original wave of Bangladeshi migrants were cheap labour for the mills. They arrived, work for little money. The state then forces others to top up their wages. Then when that model doesn't work, the corps go bust. Now the UK is left with a massive bill. Same with lots of other waves of migration. Now look back at those 3 rules. That would have solved the problem. It stamps out a lot of racism, since if you know a migrant is paying their way, I welcome it. When they aren't I don't.
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  8035.  @markwelch3564  Why didn't you say its a problem of the state making too much profit? 30% profit margin - check the accounts.
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  8036.  @markwelch3564  No. What happens when you stop the supply of imported cheap labour is good for the UK. Those three ponts 1. Welfare bill goes down. 2. NHS spending on their welfare goes down 3. Spending on schooling goes down. 4. Wages for the poor rise. 5. Which means more taxes 6. Which also means less welfare is needed 7. The housing crisis is solved. 8. Future debts, pensions for those people stop accruing [yes they want their pensions too] In the case of criminality. We can't deport brits. Australia is no longer an option. We can deport EU nationals who commit offences. We can say, you can't come. I know of one individual who has been kicked out 4 times. He's back in the UK, running the organised crime gang in front of New Scotland Yard. So why should we accept criminals and not deport? So I've just proposed something that makes the people of the UK better off than now. But for some reason the left demand cheap labour.
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  8037.  @markwelch3564  Again let me ask the question. Should migrants and brits, have the right to say I'm not subsidising migrants who cost more than they generate in tax. That's a subsidy to their employers. Why not stop that?
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  8038.  @markussmedhus9717  So lets put up one example of accurate information |Trump calls in the auditors and actuaries. Social security debts or liabilities are off the books. They get put on the books. Then every taxpayer gets an annual statement with their share of the debts. You could also tell people, for accurate information, what they would have had in a fund, if their wealth had been invested and not given to someone else. Total up the two numbers to tell people their total losses. All accurate information
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  8039.  @johndawhale3197  Ava Kris Tyson (trans) was grooming, and Mr Beast sacked him.
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  8040. even better. Report every letter as Har ass ment. Police website, its easy. Write the reference number on the letter. Plenty of guidance as to which law on that offence on BBB's channel.
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  8041.  @Ciorram1  I had a policy of reporting them to the police. Told the police when they rang me of the court case that makes it illegal. Police asked me to stop. I said no, a crime is now victim lead. Not a peep from the BBC since. I bet they were told by the police don't. It makes our cirme figures look bad.
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  8042. Disagree. Judges can step in to stop prosecutions.  @danielcarver936 
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  8043. Does if the hydraulics are out
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  8044. 1. No criminals 2. No social housing 3. No welfare. 4. 40K a year minimum tax code Negatives can't afford to be here. Postiives like the rest of us are better off.
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  8045. And pedestrians have to watch out for cyclists. 3 assaults on me yesterday, having to jump out of the way, and the one with a D-Lock saying he was going to smash my head in because he was going to cycle through kids on the pavement.  @jessicahitchens6926 
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  8046. It's careless cycling.  @georgemakesvideos4554 
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  8047. But section 29, RTA 1988 still applies. It's the catch all offence. There's no explicit offence. Wanton and furious cycling, plenty of case law. RTA 1998 S36 and TSRD 2002, not obeying signs So there's 3 offences that say speeding is illegal.  @scaryfakevirus 
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  8048. I've posted the laws. You can look them up. That's purely factual. Or did you have something else in mind?  @The_Irish_Volunteer 
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  8049. Went to collect junior from school. A 1 km walk. All cyclist bar two were clearly committing offences. Of the two who I didn't see committing an offence, it was because they went through a green light. Almost certainly, if the light was red, they would have gone straight through. That's 50 cyclists in total. Number of offences, we are talking around the 300 mark. The reason was 20 were e-cyclists, on derestricted vehicle. Tot up the offences there. One gets one offence knocked off because he had a motorbike helmet on.  @scaryfakevirus 
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  8050. Correct. I id a survey. One junction. Videoed it. 101 offences in 5 minutes. 2 by cars, the rest by cyclists. Oh and the 2 by cars, a good lawyer would almost certainly get them off. 98% of offences by cyclists. 1 junction, 1,200 offences an hour.  @scaryfakevirus 
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  8051.  @julianclover1663  No we didn't. We have inflation exactly as predicted.
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  8052.  @Vroomfondle1066  Causation means correlation. Now repeat that.
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  8053.  @RyanE01  That it was a islamic terrorist attack. Al Qayada manual - proved. Terror? Proved he was convicted of it.
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  8054. I'm in favour of abolish rates and council tax. A small increase in income tax and in corporation tax. However, here's the kicker. No guarantees for their pensions. 15% of income max on pensions. Capped. Then each council gets a per rata share of that increased taxes. They can't then raise additional revenue. They have to get value for money, not just increases in the extortion. The rich areas subsidise the poor. It's cheap because all the collection costs disappear.
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  8055. Hence the need for a basic human right, the right of explicit informed consent.
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  8056. America isn't Russia and they sanction Russians.
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  8057. Latest Morning Consult polls. Wisconsin Trump + 1 Pennsyvania - Tied Arizona Tied Florida Trump + 5 Georgia Trump + 2 Michigan Harris + 1 North Carolina Trump + 2 Ohio Trump + 9 Add on the 3-4% systematic bias in favour of Harris
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  8058. A murder investigation has been launched by the Met following the death of a woman at an address on Greenland Quay, SE16 on Friday, 29 November. Met officers were called shortly before 15:00hrs to reports of a woman who had been stabbed inside an address. Officers supported the London Ambulance Service and London’s Air Ambulance and the woman was taken to hospital where she sadly died. A 61-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and remains in custody. I would suspect that its domestic murder.
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  8059. The motoring equivalent of the Post Office.
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  8060. Rating agencies only rate the money the banks are owed. They don't care about the money owed to the peasants.
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  8061.  @MaRi-Br1984  Agreed but there's another factor. The welfare states, including the US and Europe run PAYG pensions. They hide the debts off the books. That's not legal. It's a ponzi. The effects are disasterous. But politicians have a problem. They are the offenders That's why you need regime change, a fast audit and send everyone the bill with their share. The icing is the loss on top. The what if your wealth had been invested. That prevents those criminals ever getting back in.
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  8062. Same for Biden
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  8063.  @bearsbreeches  They don't use your savings to make loans that's a fallacy === They do. Clearly you do not understand fractional reserve banking and banking capital.
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  8064.  @billfreeman1347  Biden won't turn up. For a starter, he won't be able to get to the podium without a guide. He's going to drop a packet whilst standing there. Then when he's asked a question, the answer is "wibble".
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  8065.  @mholland9330  Well he's going to win. Then, and think rightly, he needs to get people to take revenge for him whilst he gets on with the real work. 10% for the big man? Where's the tax on that?
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  8066.  @mholland9330  What comments and how? I'm just in the same position as you. I can't delete comments. I just have mine deleted.
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  8067.  @mholland9330  They can't delete comments. YT deletes comments not posters.
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  8068.  @mholland9330  No, YT has an algorithm. It automatically deletes comments that, in its views have a low score. What's interesting is that it won't even delete the obvious scams. Those bots are allowed. So there is a tactic to counter this. Get a text generator. There are lots. That's random text. Put that at the end of your message and it dilutes what you are trying to say. The second effect. They use that they to train their algorithm. That means its being trained on junk, and the AI becomes worthless. The long term solution is political. If you want to censor, you can, but you are jointly on the hook for libel. Or you pick the telephone model. No censorship and you can't be sued for libel, you aren't a publisher. If people want stuff taken down, its a court order.
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  8069.  @mholland9330  I think you will find most of it is AI driven.
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  8070.  @mholland9330  I think most are algo. One example is posting a reply versus posting a comment, there's a difference. You can post and with a second account see if its visible. That's too quick for a complaint. What's needed is transparency. At some point someone will push as SAR to the limit to get everything that YT has shadow banned, plus the reasons why. That would set a precedent, and others will then do the same. That's different from download your data. I also expect that taking revenge on people would get YT into big trouble if the ICO took a view on revenge.
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  8071.  @mholland9330  It raises an interesting question. I suspect both are going on. So can you design an experiment that tests to see which is which? For the reporting, post the same on different accounts. Post on right wing and left wing channels. See how long a post is up. The longer the more likely its pulled for being reported. The shorter - like seconds - its AI.
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  8072. Experiments are interesting. I'll give you another example. Cyclists. They say repeatedly its not them, its cars that commit the offences. Well that's testable. I picked the A2 near me. Filmed a junction for 5 minutes. 101 offences 99 by cyclists. 1200 an hour, £1.2 million a hour in fines, if policed.
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  8073. 1. No welfare 2. Minimum tax code of £38,500 a year - easy to implement. Taxed at source - raises millions Migrants will make the decision if they can stay here 3. No social housing. 4. Deport all criminals. 5. A list of safe countries. If you are from a safe country - no asylum 6. If a country moves on to the safe list, a grace period, then you tax code is change, welfare status changed. We've done out bit. 7. Destroy your papers, won't say where you are from? Tented encampment on a Scottish island until the papers arrive 8. A criminal from an unsafe country? That tented encampment until its safe or you find somewhere that will take you. 9. Entering illegally [from a safe country] is a crime. Convict - see point 4.
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  8074. So where is the 20% the workers have paid the socialist welfare state? In reality the workers are subsidising the cheap servants of the elite because migrants aren't earning enough to cover the costs.
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  8075. Correct. Now ask how big are the debts and why they aren't reported?
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  8076.  @Goldenlion148  They think they will get them. They won't. It's back to those numbers. How big are the public sector pension debts? Not on the books. It's that Enron and bernie maddoff school of accounting that the PS loves to use. So do you think the public won't vote in a party that says, we are cancelling their pensions because pensioners are starving?
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  8077. Well if you employ some, you are liable. It's called vicarious liability. So since they are acting as the agent of the council, my view is they are. Plenty of case law on that.  @johng.1703 
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  8078. So lets have a 38,500 minimum tax code on economic migrants. That deals with the cheap employers. The employers who state who will pick our cotton.
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  8079.  @AdrianRouse-e1f  It will create price rises. The big one is a minimum tax code on migrants. That massively cuts the welfare bill. It cures the housing crisis. It raises wages for the poor brits. It even raises lots of money for the state and cuts the deficit. What's not to like unless you are of the slave owing mentality. Who will pick our cotton, serve our soy lattes, clean our toilets?
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  8080.  @jerryorange6983  Exactly. To be more accurate. Its the very rich. The 0.01%. Even the 1% are screwed.
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  8081. So why has Labour canceled elections? What ideology does that?
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  8082.  @JohnPark-xf2gq  What's 37 bn when you have a 16,000 bn socialist pension debt?
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  8083. They are protecting themselves.
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  8084. And by Monday, or we know that there's racism involved against his targets.
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  8085. That's his hairdressers.
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  8086. I have been on a flight where they were deporting someone. First on, last off. He was in the middle seat and there were two gorillas each side. You get the picture. And that was a short hop to Paris. That's why I think charter or military transport is the way forward. You may even need cages for the flight.  @paulbird3235 
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  8087. So they hoard money at 0% interest. How again do they increase their wealth? How big are the state's debts? Negative wealth = debt.
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  8088.  @michaelmayo3127  They are. The top 10% pay the same amount of tax as the other 90%. Apart from Starmer who has is own personalised tax evasion law. The Pensions Increase (Pension Scheme for Keir Starmer QC) Regulations 2013
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  8089.  @Redf322  It's a deny the debt channel. Dont' mention the debts, The cause of the mess
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  8090.  @rfrisbee1  The state makes a 30% gross profit on its services. 300 bn to be precise, each year
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  8091.  @michaelmayo3127  So how much does the state need? List the debts for starters. Then you will see the problem
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  8092.  @got2bharmony  How will the RSPB and National Trust pay their massive tax bill? How will the state pay its massive tax bill? Forestry Commision? Why not go after Leprechauns? They have lots of gold.
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  8093.  @Redf322  It won't work. Austerity is the consequence. Why is the government spending 30% of tax on debts? Why don't you ask how big the debts are? All of them, not just the money owed to bankers? Here's my prediction. The big debts are pensions. You will not post how big those debts are. Why won't you do that? Simply put you can't find the numbers and Richard will never tell you.
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  8094.  @Redf322  Taking 18% of the poors income. Then spending it leaving them in debt servitude. Not investing the money so they gain like the rich. So why did the socialist welfare state loot the wealth and hide the debt?
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  8095. Increases in crime? Just another inflation from Biden.
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  8096. Macron has been stuffing the civil service with his mates.
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  8097.  @poppyqueen111  Hospital staff attacked in Roachdale Infirmary. Another day, another attack. Following on from the other stabbing of a nurse.
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  8098. TDS. If only there was a vaccine
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  8099. Two jobs Amesbury. MP at night, sewing mailbags during the day.
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  8100. It is. And the big debts? Governments. How are you going to pay your fair share of the state's pension debts? £600,000 a year at 10% per annum
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  8101.  @stephfoxwell4620  agreed. But the big thing we need is explicit informed consent as a human right. Lots of people here are saying we can’t inform people.
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  8102. But they would have been sending out for longer. The core problem, is 1 over r^2. The signals are very very weak and the more advanced the technology, the less power you will need to send them. So they won't be as 'loud'.
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  8103.  @danielwoodard3737  But its not time. It's distance and strength. Inverse square law, power transmitted against the senstitvity of detectors. 1. Why would they be broadcasting on high power. 2. As technology improves are detectors improve. So our transmitters need less power. 3. That 1/r^2, that's the killer.
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  8104.  @danielwoodard3737  So why can't your radio pick up a transmission from voyager? It's very near in cosmic terms.
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  8105. All those police officers are going to lose their jobs and be put on the Brady list.
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  8106. All about identity politics. Nothing about doing good.
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  8107.  @dragonofhatefulretribution9041  Correct. He also thinks Roman law applies in the UK. That's the Caliphate of France not us. Then he can't provide evidence. Strange that. Even the wikipedia page assuming its the one about marriage in the UK directly contradicts what he says. He's not going to pass the life in the UK test with answers like that.
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  8108. Can be? Nah, it needs to be will be, must be prosecuted.
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  8109. Never mind the hotel bill. There's the 16,000 bn socialist pension debt.
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  8110. Germany is a good example, where because lots of people are voting for the AfD, the establishment is looking at banning the completely. That they think that 25% of the population are extremists that have to be banned shows that the growth of fascism, is from the left.
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  8111. No misandry act means they are breaking the law
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  8112. I did look the word up. Any other little gems of words we should know? Helps get passed the algorithm. That's very sleekit too.  @rosshaynes4382 
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  8113. You can protect the public by not having migrants of this ilk in your country. See Poland for the proof. Bollards treat the symptoms not the cause.
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  8114.  @severanze9065  Plenty. You have examples of "rioters" being jailed, put in cells with muslims, being beaten up. Meanwhile there are terrorists and rapists who are migrants being given suspended sentences.
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  8115. Drawing that picture is illegal.
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  8116. When it goes to court, the courts will say its a human rights abuse. That means we can prosecute anyone who migrates to the UK with their kids. Human rights abusers the lot of them
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  8117. Would it surprise you? Wouldn't surprise me. Top civil servants lie repeatedly to protect their arses. I know from experience. It fits the fact. She pays damages from public funds. Came out of public funds because a civil servant told her porkies.  @Jonnyonthespot123 
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  8118. I don't. I've just dropped junior off at school. I ran into my MP. So I started questioning him. He's on the Pension Select Committee. 1) How much pension debt have you run up? Doesn't know 2) Tried the national debt has risen under the Tories. That's because 30% of tax, your gross profit goes on the debts. 3) Tried the we can grow our way out. So the pensions debt is grown at 10%. can you get 10% growth? That's more than China. He blamed the Russians. No wonder he was on 10 pints a day and suspended for racism.  @90kaste 
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  8119. DEI + WOKE = DIE
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  8120. The declaration for member interests is correct. It's his nomination form that was fraud and an election offence.
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  8121.  @fishingstevie8830  So Reeve. Why does she need support? Has she got saggy tits? Perhaps she's trans and needs jockstraps. Or maybe its medical and she's got a hernia. Or that support that went on clothes was a bribe, and she covered it up by calling it "support" Now I'm going to make that complaint to the parliamentary standards. Not being honest is the complaint. But I think the idea of a complaint with saggy tits being part of it is very funny.
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  8122. GBNews. Not covering Fani Willis and her impeachment. I wonder why.
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  8123. Pot calling the kettle black. Politicians are the parasites.
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  8124. their kids will never be allowed to walk on it ========= Complete tosh. You have the right to roam in Scotland. They are selling it off because they have bankrupted Scotland. Done another Darian Gap. Problem is that this time the English won't bail you out because the Lib Dem/Tory/Labour mega party has done the same thing to the English.
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  8125.  @SilverFoxHotTakes  Are you sugesting that the Highlands will be turned int housing? The so-called 'right to roam' is part of the Land Reform (Scotland) Act introduced in 2003 in order to strike a balance between a person's freedom to roam and respect for private property. It allows members of the public to access most land and inland water in Scotland for recreational or other purposes. This is provided that the right to roam is exercised reasonably and responsibly. Recreational covers a wide range of activities, including camping and picnicking. With the right to roam, it may seem like the world, or at least Scotland, is your oyster, however there are limitations to the rule. For example, the right to roam does not apply to land on which there are buildings, or shelters including tents and caravans. It also does not apply to gardens. Both of these exceptions are to allow people to upkeep a certain degree of privacy. Similarly, land where crops are growing is off limits, as are schools and school grounds and land that has been developed into sports grounds.
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  8126. So the private paths bit, that's England. Scotland, not the law.  @SilverFoxHotTakes 
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  8127. They need planning permission for that. Which huge estates in Scotland are you saying have been closed off?  @SilverFoxHotTakes 
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  8128.  @bobmcdermott9535  Would be good.
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  8129. 1. Honesty and Integrity. Failed because she lied about not being able to sing outside of church grounds. 2. Impartiality - that's a fail
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  8130. Yes. That's why is funny to discover they were cooking the stuff up. You have to wonder if doses went up over time.  @nicoledeberry1155 
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  8131. You haven't seen the polls for a Gruesome Newsom against Trump I take it.
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  8132. And colour blind! 🙂 @howardosborne8647 
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  8133. The intersection of the set of cyclists with the set of angry people is the set of cyclists.  @matthewdray83 
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  8134. Deportation of criminals. Why did the BBC leave off the criminal part?
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  8135. No they are not. Funding has increased.  @pedrolg 
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  8136. There are other interesting things. I'll give you three examples. I SAR'ed the DLVA. They have no problem delivering the data, but you have to use their 'email system'. Read the terms of that, and you sign away your rights and agree to the email company spamming you. Same for a Blood Test. Now you have to sign up to the "booking system". That says we will keep it private, BUT, and its a big but, we reserve the right to change that and we won't tell you. Or Body Worn Video from the police. You have to sign up, their terms and conditions are they have rights to all your information will spam you sell your information.
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  8137.  @eyesodd  There's one group of bot accounts that are running on accounts that were created 4-5 years ago. What happens is they take them over and use them. But in general I agree. Most are recent. I've been going after one group, and I regularly get 10-20 accounts shut down daily. Problem is Youtube won't address it proactively. IT wise its easy.
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  8138.  @gordonstrong5232  There's a points system for detecting bots.
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  8139. She signed it. Doesn't matter what the accountant said. For example, what if she lied to the accountant or asked a leading question starting with What if. ...
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  8140. On the 1st/15th. If people don't know their ages, clerks will also just write down first of the month.
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  8141.  @BowB4Me666  The problem is governemnt debt. How are you going to pay your fair share? In the UK, you have £600,000 of pension debts to pay. Other debts not included.
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  8142.  @BowB4Me666  There are two sorts. People who want to keep their hard earned wealth. Those that want other people's wealth.
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  8143. We've already lost police protection. Wake up. The police have walked away. I've plenty of examples of it.
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  8144. Ann Selzer's poll. She was interviewed. Tim Pool has it and its a disaster for the democrats. She didn't know what D and R meant in her poll results. So what do the polls say? 1. Insider Advantage - Turmp +6 2. Emerson Trump +10 3. That Des Moines Register. Turns that into +3 Harris and the that pollster, Ann Selzer doesn't know what D and R means in her own results. It's a work of fiction.ena
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  8145. No. It's about the economics. Something the left do not get.
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  8146. Wrong tense. Past tense
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  8147.  @Skygrey2943  In reality, the history and the present is clear. It's the left that's fascist.
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  8148. A man has been arrested after armed police surrounded a home in Carshalton following an alleged assault and the presence of a firearm. Officers were called to Bramblewood Close at 8:45am on Thursday after receiving reports of an assault at a residential address. The incident escalated when the suspect produced what appeared to be a firearm, forcing officers to call in armed backup. Following nearly six hours of negotiations, specialist armed officers arrested the suspect at around 2:50pm on suspicion of firearms offences. Police have since recovered what they believe to be an imitation firearm from the scene. So that'll be a NERF gun and a WATERPISTOL
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  8149. Fascism is a left wing ideology. Control over business. Control over people. Look at Kahn. He wants to control everyone's movements. Pure fascism. Look at the socialist NHS. Selling medical records for money.
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  8150.  @andrewjohnston9115  So what happens to the officers when the state owns?
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  8151.  @iainsneddon3010  You're not answering the question. They have not profited by you want to steal from them.
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  8152.  @iainsneddon3010  But you are justifying taking someone's assets, based on what someone else as done. ie. Because [in your view] X is a crook I'm going to take Y's assets.
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  8153.  @Geokinkladze  NR. Should have gone bust. Now for the big question why did so many banks get in a mess at the same time? It was the regulator. On the bail out, why did the state make a 35 bn profit, at the expense of bank customers, from the bail out? The problem is that its not in the public interest. I've repeatedly asked for any details of government investments that show debt costs, spending and income so we can see if they even break even. Why can't the left provide the evidence? Or why can't' they say how big the socialisat welfare state's debts are? Richard's an accountant, and he can't even state the balance sheet numbers or why they hide the debts.
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  8154. @ the banking ratio, the multiple of capital they can lend is set by the regulator. The capital and reserves is the safety factor. Set the ratio too high and it’s your risk reward issue. That’s the regulator. That’s also why so many banks got into a mess at the same time. Systemic issue means it’s the regulator
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  8155. @ there are two issues. Credit risk and liquidity. The first means the shareholders lose then the depositors. But for the second the central banks job is to be the lender. That was 2008 for most banks. The SLS cash was all repaid in full. That the state made a massive profit exacerbated the mess. That profiteering came out of people’s pockets
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  8156.  @soutteruk1  My two year old won't fall for the A or B choice. The problem is we have A and B. For example where are the trillions the workers have paid the socialist welfare state? Why's that not on the books? ======== Are shareholders that blameless about how their company is ripping off its customers? ======== So what's a rip off? 30% gross profit margin for example? Is that a rip off? That's what the state makes on its 'services'
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  8157.  @soutteruk1  The UK government makes a 30% gross profit margin. See the Whole Of Government Accounts for the numbers
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  8158.  @soutteruk1  Trickle down is crap. I agree. The core problem is the socialist pension ponzi. If that had been you invested 20% of your income, for your old age, there wouldn't have been arguments about austerity, wealth inequality etc.
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  8159. Margaret. No, I'm dead serious. The state makes a 30% gross profit margin. Not that I expect you to take that at face value. I expect you to go and check the whole of government accounts. But I guess you won't do that will you?
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  8160.  @MargaretDeakin-d6m  Nothing to do with private companies. 30% gross profit margin when you compare cost of services delivered compared to taxes.
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  8161.  @MargaretDeakin-d6m  ie. If taxes were £130, and the spending on services was £100, that's a 30% gross profit marging.
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  8162.  @laurencesmith1435  They are going to discover the "benefits of socialism" in the form of no pensions.
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  8163. Interesting I've post quite a few posts today. The left are dead set against transparency.
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  8164. Please let Lake win. Then she can clean up the counting for starters.
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  8165. The adminstration, the civil service equivalent is the swamp. They have allowed the mess be created by hiding things from the public. They need to go. Melei is the role model to follow.
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  8166. On 26 April, Mohammad was found guilty of two terrorism funding offences following a ten-day trial at the Old Bailey. He was sentenced on 23 October to a three year community order, 250 hours unpaid work, three month curfew between 9pm and 8am and a 30 day Rehabilitation Supervision Order. Or terrorism.
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  8167. 1. There are systems that monitor the power demand by looking at the change in frequency 2. The same thing happened with Railways in the 19th Century, where synchronising clocks between different cities was introduced 3. Hence time zones. 4. Einstein and relativity was all based around think about how time works, when you have to send signals between different observers.
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  8168. @ As witnessed by the usual refrain. Who will clean your toilets without migrants? 1. Tells you what they think of migrants. 2. Same philosophy as plantation owners. Who will pick my cotton? Rampant on the left. Toilets, cotton, NHS, deliveroo, taxi driver, ... Change the name you get the idea. Tories its similar, but just the same. Not only its, who will do job X, but do it for next to to nothing and it drives down wages. Remember Brexit? Remainers said that a full brexit means wages will rise and that's bad. Bad for them, not for the rest of us.
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  8169. @ Their accountants advice. Now how do you replace their wealth since the UK can't tax it? Don't forget with 6 employees, the UK may well lose their tax too.
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  8170.  @Manchild-o7d  They aren't super rich. They are off. Not the only people I know who have done this. So what's missing from your argument. First is how much you need in extra tax. Never said is it. Second. What's super rich in your definition. What rate of tax do they pay? Then we can compare the need against the money raised. We could also look into why you need the money? For example, the state makes a 30% gross profit margin on its services. Or even the mechanics. ie. The super rich get forced to sell off assets to pay the tax. Who buys them? Ah yes, the Soros's of the world. Do you not understand whose driving this? Or if they are bought locally, by whom? What happens next year when you need that tax? Ah yes, why not go after the people who bought those assets. All that does is mean asset prices collapse. Look to at the Sunday times Rich List. How many are not British? How many have left? How many who are brits have moved their assets? What's left?
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  8171.  @tylerheinrichs2806  So the housing crisis. Caused by mass migration. Here's the fix. Easy to implement. 1. Deport all foreign criminals. 2. No welfare for foreigners. Canceled. No social housing. No housing benefit. No income support. 3. A minimum 40K a year tax code on foreigners. That's break even. Below that, you get a subsidy from others. 4. No discimination. That results in huge numbers of economic migrants making an economic decision that the UK isn't for them. They leave. So housing is freed up. Social housing becomes available for those low wage earners. Lots of social housing. Welfare bill falls. In terms of wages, they rise. Just as house prices fall.
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  8172.  @ColaSpandex  Do you suggest that we should stop paying state pensions? No. We should change the system to remove the ponzi over time. So when I ask the left the Gary's of this world they say the state pension isn't a debt. Even the ONS, OBR and treasury all say in writing, the state pension isn't a debt BECAUSE WE WON'T PAY IT. FOI requests. So I'm offering more. People start investing their NI. If you run out of money, then others chip in to help. The guarantee. Over time, that becomes a redundant guarantee. Mr Average, his NI is 6,240.60. Average return on the FTSE all share is inflation + 3.25%. Cost of a state pension, 160K, lump sum. How long does it take to accumulate 160K? 18 years. If you add on work place pensions, that's 13 years. For Mr MIn wage it takes longer. 25 years. After 25 years he would have a lump sum that can buy an annuity that generates him a state pension when he retires. If he worked for 50 years, 555K in a fund. Dividends alone comes to 18K, which is the state pension. The state is saying we are going to cut his pension, and there's no assets to pass on.
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  8173.  @Nicho2020  So lets say no welfare for migrants. 40K minimum tax code per adult. If they don't like it - they can go elsewhere.
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  8174.  @ColaSpandex  It is redistribution of wealth. That's how NI and the state pension works. Now its obvious why you don't want to talk about that redistribtution when you are proposing repeating the policy. It's also why the left want to hide the information. So a policy for reform. Send everyone the bill on being elected. This is what you have lost because your wealth was taken.
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  8175.  @fnowacki  There's no interest on notes, which can be arranged for anything else. The problem is the state and civil service pension ponzi. That's inflation linked debt, and MMT is clear. You have to tax people, to give the money to the creditors to pay. You cannot inflate your way out of inflation linked debt by printing.
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  8176.  @tituscrow4951  The debts, pensions, are growing at 10% per annum over the long term. 1-2% is what you can get with the state being as bloated as it is. So you can't get pensions paid as a consequence. The state is bust unless it can get growth in tax receipts without spending it on services [austerity] that exceeds the rate of increase in its debts.
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  8177.  @nowisgodinyourlovelylife717  Where are the trillions the workers have paid the welfare state for their old age? The question the left don't want to answer. Same for how big the debts are.
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  8178.  @SmartfoolGB  Politicians are in control. They want you to believe in leprechauns. They have spent the wealth, leaving the debt. They want you to believe someone else will pay, whilst they carry on looting your wealth.
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  8179.  @nfzeta128  And what percentage of income tax does the top 10% pay? When it comes to migration, the question is what percentage pay more tax than they cost in state services.
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  8180.  @nfzeta128  Ah the plantation owner philosophy. Who will pick my cotton started the US civil war. So the 1.5 million of these 'workers' who are on the dole, plus their dependents?
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  8181.  @GeorgeSmileyOBE  Ask the simple question. How big are the state's pension debts. If you cannot come back with a number, then you have been decieved.
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  8182.  @GeorgeSmileyOBE  And what are social security liabilities? What's the total for federal employees? Not on the books.
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  8183.  @nfzeta128  On the top 10%. Post the numbers. On the other question. It's because they made the UK poorer. Other people are forced with no right of consent to fund them,. All because people like yourself won't pick your own cotton.
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  8184.  @GeorgeSmileyOBE  I know how to use life curves, etc, discount curves to get the liabilities. The Central limit does apply So what's the actuarial valuation of the debts? " liabilities are on the books" You say. OK post the number.
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  8185.  @ColaSpandex  No, I'm NOT asking for future paments. I'm asking for the liability number. Zero? One option. Default on public sector pensions. What do you think happens? Default on state pensions? What happens? There's no fund. 100% agree. No fund. No fund doesn't mean no liabiltiies = The people in "debt" are those who have, up to this point, received more than they paid ever paid in. No. They owe nothing. But here's the question. How many have "won"? Ie. Paid in less than they get back? So why can't you say how big the liabilties are? Very telling. Are you involved in the fraud?
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  8186.  @ColaSpandex  If you are in any doubt about how the system works. Government takes close to 20% of people's income. Their wealth. Government says, we will pay you a pension After that wealth is taken from the workers, its given to someone else Redistributed. Use to pay the state's pension debts. A socialist policy. None is invested, that would be a capitalist approach. So the state owes people a pension, has zero assets to pay it. Now it has a problem. It needs to hide the debts or the peasants would work out the consequences. Anything you disagree with? Still waiting for the liability number.
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  8187.  @ColaSpandex  It's anywhere between zero So your plan to pull the plug. What do you think public sector workers will think and do? What will the pensioner's do to eat in general? The reason the debt number matters is that it tells you if that will happen. The reason you and the state want to hide it, is that you want to rip off the public, get your cut out of the pensions, current and future, then leave them destitute
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  8188.  @AB_LDN I doubt he will. First he would have to admit that the number's he's pushed are wrong. He thinks the national debt is 2.7 trillion. It's not. That's the national borrowing and borrowing is a fraction of the actual debts. So he would have to admit to getting it majorly wrong. Bad for his reputation. Second he's a socialist. Imagine having to admit that your policies as screwed people, that you've stuff the bill down the back of the sofa. Not going to happen too. Even if you charged 10% on wealth, annually, it wouldn't work. The rich would leave. Friday, I had a long talk to my best friend. We've known each other since chiildhoold. He and his wife are leaving the UK. 250 min wage earners annual tax payments, gone. Thats without looking at what their employees will do. Another 5-6 people. The middle class are leaving. They aren't the only examples.
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  8189.  @charlesloucks1840  What passive income schemes? 1. Money on deposit. Lent out to people in the economy. 2. Investments in shares. That is the economy. What you aren't saying is why the state needs so much cash.
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  8190.  @charlesloucks1840  OK, that means lots of pensioners get no pensions or major cuts. ie. Annuities. For the APF, I agree entirely. That's money in, money out. =e government can create the money out of thin air How about a new currency. We print that, and we use that to pay public sector workers. No need to tax. Needs a new name. How about the Voucher? You can never run out of vouchers. Heck for that PS worker on 100K, we pay them 200K of vouchers. A pay rise. What do you think would happen?
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  8191.  @charlesloucks1840  mortgages issued by Social Security There are none. Social security has zero assets. Social Security is just debt owed to current and future pensioners.
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  8192.  @arthurpewtey  It's unpleasant. Who takes the pain and in what proportion. 1. The debts published. Everyone gets sent a statement with their share. 2. Included in that is what people could have had, if their money had been invested. 3. The sum of the two number is the loss. 4. You could project forward to include expected state pensions to be paid, and expected returns on the fund less that income. That gives the total life time loss. All standard actuarial maths. That's' the starter. That tells people two things. First what the problem is taht need to be solved. For example tell me how big the state pension debts are? Assets we know, zero. If you can't tell me how can you decide on any policies? So what happens now people have that information. First those that caused the mess are going to be running to the hills. They should be caught, arrested, tried and jailed. They need to be asset stripped. They are clearly not part of the solution. It's a token guesture but it sends a message. Second, given the huge differnece between what the state offers and what investing your wealth offers, it shows the least harmful way out. What the state does is offer a guarantee, that if and only if your assets [all of them] run out, will other people help. Then you have to invest your NI and your workplace pension. Over time that builds up. For Mr Avearge he is better off after 12 years of working. For Mr Minwage its longer at 22-23 years. After 50 they are more than quids in. Set it up that any unused fund goes to heir's pension funds tax free, and since the poor die younger, they benefit more over time. But in the interim, existing pensioners are shafted. Tax payers get shafted. ie. Austerity. Taxation with out services. But with debts the consequence is asterity. That's what debt does. So what's the socialist plan appart from the tooth fairy?
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  8193. Correct. 12 equations down to 1, and a beautiful one to boot.
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  8194. So you don't accept trump won?
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  8195. The equation of exchange is a fundamental concept in economics that describes the relationship between the money supply, its velocity, the price level, and the volume of transactions or output in an economy. It is typically expressed as: 𝑀 𝑉 = 𝑃 𝑄 Where: M = Money supply (the total amount of money in circulation) V = Velocity of money (the average frequency with which a unit of money is spent in a given period) P = Price level (average price of goods and services) Q = Quantity of goods and services produced or the real output (also referred to as real GDP) Explanation: MV represents the total spending in an economy, which is the total amount of money circulating multiplied by how often it is spent. PQ represents the nominal value of all goods and services produced (nominal GDP), which is the price level multiplied by the quantity of goods and services. Implications: If the velocity of money (V) and real output (Q) are constant, then any increase in the money supply (M) will lead to a proportional increase in the price level (P), potentially causing inflation. It is used in monetary theories like the Quantity Theory of Money, which suggests that changes in the money supply have a direct and proportional effect on the price level.
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  8196.  @bearsbreeches  Economic activity in the economy,
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  8197.  @bearsbreeches  In the context of the equation of exchange it most certainly does. In government measurement, no. If you don't measure it why would you say it doesn't exist? It most clearly does.
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  8198. China needs the US more than Russia. When/If the US stops buying from China, mass unemployment, pushes the banking system over the edge. Big unrest.
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  8199. The democrats will be scared. Electoral fraud being investigated and not covered up. Tax evasion charges for Biden and others.
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  8200. So what crimes did Fauci commit that he needed a pardon?
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  8201.  @sososoprano1  He wants other people to pay tax, get no services so he gets his millions of pension debt.
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  8202.  @sososoprano1  He's owed a pension. Certainly over a million, if not multiple millions. How can he pay himself his own pension?
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  8203.  @sososoprano1  Let me put it another way. Civil servants pay tax. Clearly. Where do they get the money to pay the tax? Or get out a piece of paper. Write on it, I owe myself 1 trillion pounds. Sign it. There you are. That's an asset. You are the worlds first trillionaire. Spot the problems? You cannot owe yourself money. You cannot pay yourself a salary out of nowt.
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  8204.  @sososoprano1  You lost more than that. Mr Average loses over 2 million because of the welfare state. Even more if you add the debts in. It's not a sensible idea at all. Someone just said to me, look you pay council tax to get street lights and rubbish collected. So I looked up Croydon's accounts Street lighting 5 million Rubbish 15.5 million Streets 2 million Total 22.5 million Taxes imposed 348 million. That's a whopping gross profit margin.
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  8205.  @sososoprano1  I've included the things that were mentioned as being the services. The general point is that at no point is it considered, do we need to provide this? Next, are we getting value for money? Then the question, has the state caused the problems? Is the state reporting or is it lying on the state its in? What should the state be doing and why? What damage is the state causing? Where's the right of consent? But the left never asks these. It's a one trick pony. More tax, more tax, more tax, roll on up, get your snake oil here.
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  8206.  @sososoprano1  1. We need a system where road users pay for the roads 2. It should be cheap to collect 3. It should be difficult to evade 4. Those paying get to control how the money is spent. So abolish VED and any car taxes Put the cost of the roads as a tax on fuel. The DLVA then just registers car ownership and driving licenses. Lots of money saved. For Electric Vehicles, when charging the charging network adds on their tax, and their car reports their usage. Collection is now simple. For diesel petrol, there are 7 refineries, so that's 7 cheques a month. There aren't many charging or EV companies. It's again easy to collect centrally. The scheme should build up a small surplus, for disasters. Replace bridges etc. I would even abolish all tolls. It's centrally owned and controlled, run as a not for profit by the users. What's not to like? Well if you are a government you can't make a 2-300% profit, but the users benefit. That's one example where it can be made cheaper, and to work better and simpler.
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  8207.  @sososoprano1  Rubbish. Again its easy. Unlike common goods, nothing wrong with private collections. You pay, you get a once a week, once a fortnight, even once a day collection. [Shops for example]. Given its a bit of a winner takes all, I would suggest a cap on market share in any one area of 25%
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  8208.  @sososoprano1  Health care is another issue. 1. Universal coverage is needed 2. Bad risks get insured They are the basic starting points. Next, the three legs to be split. Regulation is the sole role of the state. Insurance and supply of health care never to be combined. It's got a name. It's a Bismarck system. The NHS and Obamacare are Beveridge systems. Beverigde systems are bad. Bismarck systems, such as Holland and Switzerland are not. So why would you pay for a system that kills 20,000 a year from mistakes? Or this little story from the week =============== Surgeons operated on the wrong side of a patients body during one of four failed hospital procedures that should never have happened, a new report has shown. Four so-called "never events," that should not happen within the NHS were reported at Nottingham's Queen's Medical Centre and City Hospital from April 1, 2023 to February 29, this year, according to NHS England. The health body says between April 1, 2023, and February 29, this year, there were 345 serious never events. It added 22 serious incidents did not meet the definition of a never event. =============== Note. Just one hospital. Not even a full year. There are 1,921 hospitals in the UK 345 times 1,921 is 662,745. Serious Never Events. Minor Never Events don't count. Only 22? That number must indicate massive under reporting.
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  8209.  @sososoprano1  The problem is you do live in the world I've outlined. Belief doesn't change the reality. The state doesn't care about people. It's ripped them off. And I really mean a massive extraction of wealth. Now those people are vulnerable. So that's why the question, how much pension debt does the welfare state have, is THE question. Until you can answer that you won't understand why its dire, and why the results for people are going to be, and are now, dire. So try and answer that one question, and you will realise why I'm saying it. You think I'm advocating it, and you are wrong. It's actually you advocating for it. You are demanding the welfare state sinks even more into the debt mire. But you don't realise it, because you can't get that number. It's just one number. Why can't you find it?
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  8210.  @sososoprano1  There are no assets. It's unfunded. It's all debts. So payments in are not relevant. It doesn't change the debt. How big are the government pension debts? Assets - Zero.
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  8211. Deals with the devil? Bill Gates made one. You can be the richest man in the world said the devil. But there are a couple of conditions. What? First you have to call your company Microsoft. It's a deal says Bill. Ok said the devil. Then Bill's wife found out about condition 2 on the wedding night. Microsoft again.
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  8212. Unless you are doing a remake of the movie Alien.
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  8213. Why is it difficult for the police? It's very very simple.
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  8214. Tory party is the problem. Labour party is the problem.
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  8215. Kamala says the polls are wrong.
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  8216. Wrong. 11% of the population was born overseas. 11% of NHS staff were born overseas. They are needed to treat migrants. The other issue, is why is the centrally planned monopoly trainer of medical staff so inept as to not be able to plan the training to meet the demand? Ah yes another example of communism failing  @timothywilliams4089 
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  8217. The MPTS is the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service. It rules on doctor's fitness to be doctors. You can go and look at the results, all available online. Typically in any results hearing at the start, in the determination of Facts, you have the background of the doctors including where they were trained. It doesn't take much reading to work out that you are indeed correct. Another observation, there's also a strong bias that shows an element of racism to doctors, when you look at the background of those where the decision is not impaired.  @itsoccamsrazor 
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  8218. A simple solution. Migrants have to get private health care, and we cut the NHS by 11%.  @Asilis23 
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  8219. Easy to solve. 1. Criminals. Deported from the court or from Prison at the end of their sentences. 2. A minimum tax code of 38,500 per migrant. Taxed at source, lots of money for the state. Any of those doctors, not affected one bit. I can't see Timothy complaining 3. Tax evasion is already a crime, so for those that don't pay the tax, see point 1. 4. A list of safe countries. If you are from a safe country and claim asylum, you get prosecuted for being here illegally, see point 1. 5. When a country leaves the safe list, you get three months notice that your tax code will change. We have done our bit and given you safe haven. Now you become an economic migrant. If you want to stay, you know the rules. If not you have been given time to make arrangements. Now for safe countries. If a blonde single white woman can go there on holiday, its safe. 'See Wandering Emma's channel on YT. In fact its very very hard to find unsafe countries. Ukraine for example is one. For some people, Russia. Some and that's very few. It's up to people who know that the current set up is corrupt and a mess, to put forward solutions that work.  @itsoccamsrazor 
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  8220.  @timothywilliams4089  So lets look at the MPTS hearing outcomes. Lets pick the first 10 that have been erased [struck off] and where the hearing results have been published [Very recent ones won't have been posted]. We get where they are trained from the hearing results. [1] qualified as a doctor in 2000 from the University of the Orange Free State, South Africa - Medical Issues [2] qualified in the UK in 2015 - Dishonesty [3] qualified in 1992 at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology in Ghana - bad care [4] x qualified in 1993 from Vrach 1st Leningrad Medical Institute - bad care [5] qualified in India - I suggest reading he report [20/11/2023] [6] qualified in 2000 from the University of Wales - This one is a pervert. However the name would point to a certain group. [7] q qualified in 2002 at Baqai Medical University [8] from Queen’s University, Belfast - Odd case from the results [9] University of Dundee - drunk failing to provide a specimen. [10] Allahabad University - Repeat offender 60% based on a small sample from overseas. 70% if you add in number 6.
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  8221. They are needed to treat migrants. 11% of staff and 11% of the population born overseas One fix, all migrants have to have private health care.  @Asilis23 
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  8222.  @mikeyacson9542  It depends. The reports into doctors being struck off are interesting and on line. 1. There's a lot of foreign doctors on the list being struck off. 2. For those where the findings are no impairment, there's a lot of foreign doctors. 3. UK doctors, there are two main reasons. Convictions for other things, and not toeing the line on Covid. Most of those have retired anyway, so its just vindictive behaviour by the medical establishment. 1. Is the worrying part. 2. I read that as evidence for racism. 3. Again their are concerns here.
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  8223. Strikes me that's racist hate speech.
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  8224. Demand one. No defending the rights of men. She's just a misandrist. Isn't that a hate offence?
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  8225.  @JohnJohn-fi3hp  Exactly. So there needs to be one change. We need the right of explicit informed consent. We all know what to think about those that say no. One section of their lives needs to be investigated. Herr Starmer doesn't believe the peasants should have that right.
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  8226. Yes 100% correct until you get to your last sentence. The problem is that the welfare state has a 16 trillon pound pension debt with no assets. It's asset stripped the workers and put them into debt bondage. Then there's the borrowing on top. The money owed to the bankers like Gary. The only debt he will talk about. Every wonder why that is? Then nuclear clean up, unpaid wages and invoices. Losses on insuarnce. The EU debt the remainers forced us to pay. Damages - think NHS, false imprisonment, the Post Office. .. 30% of taxes currently go on the debts. A 30% gross profit margin is what that is. Money not going on services. It's called austerity. So you can only get out by making people poorer.
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  8227. That was my thought. Drugeroo drivers attacking each other.
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  8228. No way to what? Charlie boy doing naughties? Andrew knowing about it?  @astra-rb6sz 
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  8229. And for some reason he says my boss is a really bad man. Now we are supposed to believe its a threesome gone wrong?
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  8230.  @djmattblack  You'll have to bite down on it
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  8231. Reparations needed from the colonisers to the aboriginals.
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  8232. The BBC was roasted. Same as with Jordan Peterson. BBC were shown to be idiots.
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  8233. That's symptoms, not causes and solutions.
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  8234. You do realise that the earth is locally flat? So is space.
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  8235.  @ivancho5854  Yes. If you help others Alvin Bragg will prosecute you.
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  8236. Clinton haters just state, we told you and you didn't believe us.
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  8237. who next? the Pope. Oh wait - don't they still check the wedding tackle?
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  8238. Judge is worried he's on the list
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  8239. The question then is what policy to apply. First we need a list of safe countries. Easy. There's North Korea, Palistine, Israel and Ukraine that are dangerous. 1. So no asylum from dangerous countries. Top of the list new arrivals at Dover. Immediately on a plane home. No papers? Off to the Falklands. You get internet/phone to contact your embassy to get replacements. No catch and release. 2. Criminals. Barred and deported. The ones that are most likely to kick off. 3. Terror watch list. Ditto. One by one, going home. 4. Asylum to be temporary. We might need some Con Air like planes with cages. Then for the rest. The big issue is welfare. We start pulling the welfare. To deal with the Woke, each person need to get a statement with the welfare paid, the cost of other state services, less any tax they have paid. That way when they are interviewed by the BBC, the BBC has to give out the number. When numbers in the hundreds of thousands of pounds are shown, the game is up. So start with the worst costs. New arrivals, no welfare and a minimum 40K tax code. Break even. Now I know the woke will try and sue, but there's a trap. The Woke will say all migrants must get it because its discriminatory to say the new can't and the older arrivals can. The trap is, OK then, no migrants get. Tax code changes go in over night. We also need a migratation court above the supreme court, stuffed with appointees for life who have right think. No legal aid for migration cases. It's actually quite simple bar setting up a base on the falklands to house those from dangerous countries.
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  8240.  @stonetopssouthwest1198  My joke about the police and the case where they ate the murder weapon has disappeared. That was also a leg of lamb.
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  8241. Well there's another side to it. No order to shut the streets by Westminster council. So that's illegal. Then there are the rules about who can stop people for paid events? You MUST have an SIA license. Most of those 'policing' the event don't.
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  8242. Farcial.
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  8243. 27:00. In the UK we have the messianic left saying that people's lives should be terminated. NHS is the prime area. We have the Scottish NHS under investigation for 10,000 cases of corporate homicide. Now in those cases, it was medical staff that terminated people. The Nurenburg defence won't work any more. Following orders and killing people? So what's the moral case when the state does that to people? Sit back and accept being killed?
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  8244. RESET = No Pensions and Poverty. But it means you must pay the money to the bankers. It's the peasants that lose.
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  8245.  @maneshipocrates2264  It's a socialist mess. The mess is debt. Borrowing, 2.5 trillion. Pensions 16 trillion. Other debts omitted. The state makes a 30% gross profit on its services. Now that redistribution, demanded by socialists, instead of investment for the pensions, has results. 1. Austerity 2. Low take home pay 3. Lack of investment 4. Pensioner poverty 5. Cost of living crisis ... So the mess is there. Starmer can't fix it. Tories can't fix it. They both created it.
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  8246. We need lots of LBGT++ brigades to go over the top first.
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  8247. @ The better solution is complete sanctions against Russia. Not the fake EU sanctions.
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  8248. The solution is easy. I've done it. Take the names, ages, and in lots of cases dates of birth Look them up on the birth register. I did that last year for over 1000 criminals. 1262 to be precise. Ones that appeared in the news and on police news websites. 1 fled. 267 I get multiple hits on database because the name is common. 606 were not born in the UK. 4 were stripped of UK nationality. Only 4. 357 have just one name in the register that matches. It could be them, or it could be that there are two people or more with that name and age in the UK. One could be innocent born here. So its an over estimate of the number born here. 27 were underage so I have no name. In otherwords, 70% were not born here. Of the 30%, how many have dual nationality? How many were naturalised and can be stripped of UK nationality and deported?
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  8249. Perhaps there's a vaccine against TDS?
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  8250.  @stefashaler8340  He's clueless. He can't see what's comming. So the chief parasite is going to be last of his line. Winter is comming
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  8251.  @stefashaler8340  £200,000 and brown nosing might get you an OBE. £1 Million plus for a knighthood
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  8252.  @stefashaler8340  There you. You've passed the brown nosing test, now you just need the cash.
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  8253.  @stefashaler8340  He's accomplished nothing bar feeding off the public teat and dodging taxes.
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  8254. So where are the trillions the workers have paid the socialist welfare state [no city involvement] for their old age?
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  8255.  @knobfieldfox  Doesn't work. The pensions debt is inflation linked. Turns out that 90%+ of the government's debt is inflation linked, directly or indirectly. Only a small fraction of the state's debt is fixed rate. So what happens if you print to pay? You get inflation. See the equation of exchange for that. See the current inflation. It's caused by printing. So double the money supply, prices double, and your debts double. Instead of you having a £600,000 share of the pension debts, you would have a £1.2 million share of the pension debts to pay.
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  8256. Mayor of New York is up for corruption.
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  8257.  @oliviaoxford9249  Bumbling and stumbling Biden Joe's always tripping - just like Hunter. It runs in the family
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  8258. Not a terrorist attacker. Was Welsh A church going christian.
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  8259.  @hgbnkbggj2915  When they are doing the same? They don't like competition in telling porkies.
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  8260. No point until the courts stop their catch and release policy
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  8261. THey are distortions of the truth for a political end.
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  8262.  @arthurdixon5890  I know. Solves all economic malaise, the kings fat fingers and his STDs. Roll on up and get your snake oil here. The UK desperately needs an el loco
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  8263. Ask where the trillions paid to Social Security has gone.  Bird910 
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  8264. Doubt it. Too much methane production.
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  8265. I checked out one of the reports into these offences. The term ‘discourse’ has been interpreted and applied in a broad way in this research. Discourses can be defined as clusters of ideas that provide ways of talking about issues such as child sexual abuse (Hall, 1997). This includes the language, terminology and definitions used but also how child sexual abuse comes to be understood, through the key points of change, and the different lenses through which it has been viewed, for example, through a focus on gender, social class or sexuality. It is important to look at which discourses have dominated ways of speaking about child sexual abuse over time, and who is speaking, because the language used to describe it is significant in determining how the issue is addressed. Discourses also produce meanings that can become accepted ‘truths’ and sustain particular power relations in society. The contexts in which discourses about child sexual abuse originate are wide ranging. They include academia, politics, the media, and social movements or civil society groups such as the feminist, children’s rights and victim and survivor movements. They can be amplified by the media and through government policy. Discourses may be linked to particular institutional contexts or ‘arenas’. They circulate both within and across these and can be key to how institutions respond to child sexual abuse. Competing and contradictory discourses can co-exist within the same time periods, and the views and approaches held by some may be contested by others, which can create shifts. Complete twaddle. When you have that [and its the intro] pushed, its just people creaming the cash ata the public's expense.
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  8266.  @nsg-olea  So the woman's a Biden victim.
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  8267. Trump's rational.
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  8268. Early findings of an investigation into the health secretary's £11,000 data roaming bill will be given to him in January, Holyrood officials have said. The charge, initially paid out of the public purse, was racked up on Michael Matheson's parliamentary iPad during a holiday to Morocco almost a year ago. Last month Mr Matheson admitted that his sons had used data from the device to watch football. He has since paid back the bill in full and apologised. ============== Has he paid £11,000? I doubt it.
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  8269. Someone needs to check their "contributions" to see if they haven't left "presents"
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  8270. 1.5 million migrants on welfare and not working. Easy to deal with. Next, even the working migrants on income support, housing benefit, etc. Remove those benefits and the costs are dramatically cut. Easy to do. Just get the NI number register, find out who is foreign, cancel the welfare.
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  8271.  @paulclairethomas1344  Comments disappearing
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  8272. So which bit of "Turn your camera off, I'm filming you" is courteous?  @Gapis321 
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  8273.  @TheSadButMadLad  There's more to it. There's the single justice system. Administrative justice. No courts. That's the industrialisation of making the population criminals. Starmer was boasting about 4 million prosecutions. It's gone over his head that something has gone wrong. That there are 4 million prosecutions that are valid - society has gone feral - or they are inventing offences in order to prosecute people. Making people into criminals is a means of control. Social credit scoring being the tool
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  8274. Reeve received donations for office expenses. She spent the money on clothes. Why is that not theft?
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  8275. They are all corrupt. I have state secrecy certificates covering it up.
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  8276. Just another political prosecution. Yet another reason why Trump is going to win.
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  8277. 1. Deport all criminals with foreign passports. Easy. 2. A list of safe countries. No asylum from safe countries. Returned home. First in, first out sends the message, don't try the channel. 3. Then do the analysis. Which migrants cost the UK the most. Start with non working welfare claimants, end the welfare. Zero. Zilch. 4. Then impose over two years a minimum tax code of 40K per adult migrant. Break even. 5. Investigate past nationality applications. So much rampant fraud and corruption, that can be dealt with Will that cause shortages of workers? Not when the state is cut back of its waste.
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  8278.  @cozy2  misandry.
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  8279. I tend to agree with you. Civil servants including Murphy are the problem. They hide the debts. Then economists play a game of fantasy economics. What would happen if the only debt was the borrowing? It's not reality.
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  8280. You will be jailed for not funding the BBC and his perversions. By the same magistrate.
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  8281. So where are the trillions the workers have paid the socialist welfare state? Invested? Nope. Taken by the rich? Nope. Spent? Yep. So how are they going to pay the pension debts?
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  8282. Rope isn't quick. A minute or so to lose consciousness. Then 20-25 minutes for heart to stop in a long drop. The quickest and most effective, ie. zero pain, no consciousness, but messy is a small explosive charge.  @wagonlife2778 
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  8283. ​ @EUistheFourthReich  It's bourgmeister, mayor, literally borough master. So who was the bourgmeister of Rushashya?
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  8284.  @anthonyrhodes8030  I've seen no evidence that he was involved. Other Radabukanas were involved. Starmer said he didn't defend him. Implies that he's been prosecuted.
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  8285. Both migrants to the UK Why have we allowed a migrant in who isn't working, doesn't have a place to live? Somalia isn't at war.
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  8286. The interesting part about the GB news and bias is that you get done with bias for one show. The BBC's constant excuse is yes we were biased in one program but its balanced by other programs.' So all Ofcom are doing is screwing the BBC
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  8287. Charles should be put to work signing each and every one of those letters in person. And apologise
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  8288. 5 days not 3 then. 🙂 Plus a man to hold the pen. Do you remember when he signed to become king?  @richardgallagher4880 
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  8289. A man has been jailed for life for the murder and false imprisonment of Riches Obi in Southwark in 2020. Jurick Croes, 38 (11.10.85) of no fixed address appeared at the Old Bailey Friday, 12 July where he was sentenced to 30 years imprisonment - Not born in the UK Suvenca Martis, 35 (26.07.89), of Panmure Road, Lewisham, was sentenced to six years and six months for false imprisonment and five years for perverting the course of justice - Not born in the UK Raichell Felomina, 40 (18.08.83) of no fixed address was sentenced at the same hearing to seven years and six months for false imprisonment - Not born in the UK Croes managed to flee to Colombia but was arrested in February 2022 So the last one. Fled to Columbia. Is there a connection? None of them born in the UK. Even the victim not born in the UK. So the questions? a) What were they doing here? b) Who let them in c) What were their qualifications? d) Were they working? e) What taxes were they paying? f) How does that compare to the tax needed to be a net contributor? g) What visas were they on? ... And what are the odds they will be deported?
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  8290.  @klausschwab9828  I did find a Kyle Clifford, the right age, right area in the register of births. However, I couldn't find his brother. So I suspect I got the wrong Kyle and I've pullled the posts on that. But in general I agree. There's a simple solution. 1. No criminals - barred and deported. 2. No discrimination 3. Net contributors only. Easy to implement. a) No welfare b) 38,500 minimum tax code per adult. Do that and the problems disappear
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  8291.  @politicallyincorrect2564  So which claim is false?
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  8292. 20,000 a year killed by "avoidable mistakes" Preventable deaths due to problems in care in English acute hospitals: a retrospective case record review study - BMJ
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  8293. Popular vote doesn't count. Swing states, tahe history is 5% error in favour of the Dems. They need a 5% lead in those states. They don't have it.
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  8294. Puppet masters removed Biden. A coup d'etat. Where's the democracy.
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  8295. I'm torn on this fascist set up by the state. First its wrong, second its a tool that when the right get control, they don't need to pass new laws to deal with the left. On Tousi, he needs to go with cameras, audio, both covert and overt, and film the entire encounter with the police. I suspect the police would say no to that. They will say we are videoing it, you can get a copy. [Then they refuse, as I know and have active complaints on that]. So I suspect its going to be a very short interview.
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  8296. She should have been buying rental units at the lower end. Then you get the rental income and you cover the crime.
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  8297. Harris is minus 5 where it counts.
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  8298. Exactly. Remember, next time it will be you.
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  8299. They are looting. Pure and simple. They know what's coming as a reuslt of their policies. They can't pay £16 trillion pounds of pension debts. So loot now is their policy.
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  8300. Past the 6th month limit for prosecutions. That's the hint as to what has gone.
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  8301. The latest is the attacker was in court on knife charges 5 months ago, and released.
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  8302. Angry parents, with lots of money, in public schools where the public schools screw up. How's that going to work?
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  8303.  @paulhoughton1691  Of course it is. They are clearly very very worried. Rightly so. Lawfare? What happen when that weapon points at them? I think Trump should go full El Loco on that. That keeps them out of Washington, in the boondocks, where they have to attend court. You open up what the three letter agencies have done. You start by replacing the heads. If there's been a shredding fest, then you prosecute, in some deep Alabama state. That's just a distraction. Meanwhile you get on with the real job. 1. Voting is based on US nationals, not per capita including illegals. 2. Social Security liabilities on the books. 3. An annual statement of your share of the debt drops in your mail box every 1st of November. 4. Include what you could have had if they hadn't spent your wealth. The last 3 fix the swamp.
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  8304.  @richardhewitt2458  Sir Sardine did it.
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  8305.  @SilverFoxHotTakes  Emailed you with a bit of research on BBC bods etc who backed him.
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  8306.  @canuck3169  We funded it.
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  8307.  @canuck3169  Legal aid.
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  8308.  @canuck3169  Taxes
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  8309. Still no images of the 2 people in the audience.
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  8310. They are fleeing the 3rd world hell holes they have created, and bringing that with them.
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  8311. On the cycling on pavement. The answer is a clear no. Section 72 of the Highway Act 1835 says no Highway code says no Schedule 3 and Section 51 of the Road Traffic Offenders Act 1988 says no. Parking on the pavement outside of London is legal. Inside London, Highway Code rule 244 says its illegal. However if you cause an obstruction even outside of london its illegal. However you can't obstruct someone cycling on a pavement.  @nighttrain1236 
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  8312. What risks? Jump a red gets you mashed.  @nighttrain1236 
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  8313. That's an error in your thinking. The lights should be part of your fartlek training, and it gets you warm. It's all about approaching it the right way. Lots cycle because its a way of getting fit. So build that into your trip, and it works better and safer.  @getshrekt9023 
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  8314. Or Drugeroo. When you need that quick hit.  @Fredkitchens 
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  8315. To give you the logic. Whose using a high powered e-motorbike, deliveroo gear at 10am?  @Fredkitchens 
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  8316. Because they are on the hook for the trillions you won't talk about.
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  8317. Symptoms, not solutions. We need to talk solutions. That way the next government hits the road running. That deals with the civil service before they know what's hit them. For example, change the law so deportation is automatic on conviction [or the falklands if its unsafe, tents, basic supplies, ...] Welfare for foreigners? Ends. Naturalisation? Ends. Simple solution, move all the civil servants from that department to the road sweeping department. Change the tax code of migrants to 40K a year. Creates lots of vacancies for civil servants. Quangos. Takes a law change to remove them. Takes a minister to sign a paper to change their funding to £1. Now what do they do? Cut the Gordian knot.
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  8318.  @fredsmith5473  They certainly forced mass imporation of the poor and criminals into the UK. They didn't fix the NHS. Now NHS Scotland [SNP] is being investigated for corporate homicide of 10,000 The biggy of course, socialist pensions. How are you going to pay your £800,000 share?
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  8319. Whose tonsils were tickled with what?
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  8320. Oh they can. It's disobeying that mandatory sign with a 20 inside a red circle. Red circle signs are mandatory for all users.
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  8321. They aren't training them. The NHS business model is import workers.
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  8322.  @nickbarton3191  Why vet? You want to come here, produce the criminal record evidence. For your country, they can get access by opening up their CRDB. The rest is nothing to do with the Home Office. It's a very simple minimum tax code of 40K a year, and that's HMRC. Or do you mean asylum?
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  8323. Researcher say the sinking of the Titanic was caused by massive global warming.
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  8324. The Indian Scammers have labelled the whole country
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  8325. I agree. Including a parking ticket.
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  8326. A big problem is that he will have glasses and a balaclava. All because masks were pushed. Burqas are allowed. They won't get him. The other question, and it may well be correct. She might have attacked him, and then claims it was him. Always a possibility he's been set up. However given they have a mug shot of him, he must have form.
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  8327. He's not talking about the cause. Debt. He hides the debts such as civil service pensions state pensions, .... The only debt he will talk about is the money the state owes the bankers. Why would he just care about bankers?
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  8328.  @George-v5c5n  I suspect she listed them on her CV. You should always check. I worked for a bank in the 1990s. There was one trader who hid tickets, to cover his losses. He was eventually found out, and he'd dropped 20 million. I found out via other means [I was sleeping with the CEO's PA], that they hadn't checked references. They had for some reason kept that secret from the head of the desk. Now she might have said she worked for one of the co-conspirator's companies and hid it, but I suspect she put Facebook on her CV.
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  8329. That old chesnut.
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  8330. He was in charge of the CPS. Read up on the rules about what the CPS duties are when it comes to private prosecutions.  @thecritic81 
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  8331. Meat handing off the back of a truck?
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  8332. X-Something scam Middle east scams Prostitution scams Russian bots. Not many comments left.
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  8333.  @sarahhearn-vonfoerster7401  No its not. This democrat funder, democrat voter, who looks like Epstein, tried to take out President Trump.
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  8334.  @James333-n2q  Of course they wouldn't. The BBC has a major agenda of ordering people arround. Telling them whats' good for them when it reallity the only thing they care about is looting from the public. Hence everyone needs to join the awkward squad. The BBC for example won't even send me letters any more demanding my money. The reason, I reported each and every one as the harrasment that it is. The police I suspect then had a word with them, saying our crime stats are going up. Cease and Desist. They police know that I check my crime reports to make sure they are recorded. That's happened in the past. I made a complaint. They rejected it. I then proceeded with the review. Then MOPAC ordeded the met to make changes to their crime recording. Just that last bit is interesting. I've a complaint in progress today, where Lancs police refuse to send me the decision letters, and it relates to crime recording. Their prof standards department know I have an audio tape of the call and they are worried. So their initial approach is to say you've not made two complaints. The PCC is now writting to them. The awkward squad will make a difference.
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  8335.  @Humannondancer  DoJ doesn't do sentencing. That's the judge. The DoJ did the prosecution on political orders. As did the prosecutors who all had a meeting at the Whitehouse to coordinate. It's politically motivated. That includes the juror interviewed
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  8336.  @PatrickMcGowan-ch4ho  I've just updated my list of bad MPs and some other politicians. Pretty much all Westminster. 371 have committed offences from falsely claiming expenses, to vile sex offences against children. Given lots will have been covered up, its going to be far worse. For example, I know my MP at the time of the expenses mess doubled dipped on expenses. Submitted the same invoice twice for a lap top. Not on the list because he was caught. It doesn't include lots of Peers. Most are corrupt. I did a sample FOI for correspondence and as an example. Melvyn Bragg overclaimed and repaid. But the juicy correspondence, such as Uddin I get state secrecy certificates made out to me personally.
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  8337.  @PatrickMcGowan-ch4ho  Found some more 439 bad MPs, Peers, and one or two councillors.
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  8338. The Rot Started when DJE and Veitch heckled him in Southport.
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  8339. @ Exactly Mark. I made the same comment, vanished. Bars to keep them in.
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  8340. I've seen people use water clocks for real. Burma, now Myanmar, they were using a water clock as part of the process for making gold leaf. You have to hammer the bundle for as long as the clock which was floating (with a hole) until it sank. Then someone else got to hammer.
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  8341. Hypothecation fixes lots of things.
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  8342. It's inevitable that the punishment is far more permanent.  @pabo-qv3nx 
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  8343. No drug use too in Scotland. And heart disease, that's been cured, rampant south of the border.  @campbella2796 
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  8344. Can he pardon for crimes where no prosecution has started?
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  8345.  @sue.F  So here's the question. He says no, What do they do? 25th Amendment? Read the rules. 2/3rds majority in both houses. That means you have to get the reps to vote him out. Why would they do that?
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  8346. Nothing is free. Your clearly a product of state education.
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  8347.  @CHAMUNGER  You ask me. Because that's one way of bribing them and controlling them Why does Starmer get a government law that gives him and only him special tax deal?
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  8348.  @steveturner6770  Check out Nicolas Taleb's book, Skin in the Game.
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  8349.  @pauln6803  It reviews evidence submitted by the police and makes the decision to prosecute ========= We still have private prosecutions in the UK. Prosecutions by people other than the CPS. The Post Office for example. However the CPS still has a role. The right to bring private prosecutions is preserved by section 6(1) of the Prosecution of Offences Act (POA) 1985. There are, however, some limitations: the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has power under section 6(2) POA 1985 to take over private prosecutions; in some cases, the private prosecutor must seek the consent of the Attorney General or of the DPP before the commencement of proceedings. In principle, there is nothing wrong in allowing a private prosecution to run its course through to verdict and, in appropriate cases, sentence. The fact that a private prosecution succeeds is not an indication that the case should have been prosecuted by the CPS. Parliament has specifically allowed for this possibility by the way section 6 is constructed: there is no requirement for the CPS to take over a private prosecution. However, there will be instances where it is appropriate for the CPS to exercise the Director's powers under section 6(2) POA 1985, either to continue the prosecution or to discontinue or stop it. The key point is that when asked to do so, the CPS must make a decision on whether or not to take over a private prosecution. The decision whether or not to take over a private prosecution should be made by the reviewing lawyer and endorsed/ratified by a Chief Crown Prosecutor (CCP) (or Deputy CCP (DCCP)) or relevant Head of Casework Divisions (HoD) (or their Deputy) and recorded in writing. The CPS under Starmer failed in the Private Prosecution cases. When the CPS was the prosecutor, it failed because it went after the innocent.
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  8350. Check out Portsmouth and Gosport hospital if you think he's bad.
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  8351. Kick the ambasador out Trump.
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  8352. It was shot down. The shrapel holes in the tail are clear cut.
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  8353. Greens. Islamacists Left wing terrorists Migrants after a bit of scrap copper. I think we can rule out the Putin ate my homework excuse.
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  8354. Whip removed? That won't sting will it.
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  8355. The answer is yes. What you really want to ask is how? The Tories screwed the voters and the voters took revenge. Labour will screw the voters. The voters will take revenge. The reason comes back to a simple matter of accounting. All that wealth looted by the welfare state and the debts hidden off the balance sheet.
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  8356. 25 has nothing to do with Trump. You've fallen for propaganda. So apply the UK test to you. How much socialist pension debt is there? If you can't post the balance sheet number, you're clearly the target of conmen.
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  8357.  @apebass2215  Lets talk about inheritance tax. Lets talk about "The Pensions Increase (Pension Scheme for Keir Starmer QC) Regulations 2013"
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  8358.  @Redf322  so how about a compromise? You say they aren’t a drain. That means none will be affected by a minimum tax code of 38.5k and a no welfare policy
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  8359.  @Les-i7e  So skilled workers. Workers who generate more tax than they cost. Otherwise you are just acting like a plantation owner who says, who will pick our cotton? You mean we have to PAY workers? 38,500 for each adult economic migrant, a minimum tax. Skilled workers of course earn more than that so aren't affected. it's the unskilled and the non working migrants who then have a decision to make. Implementation is easy. NI register contains the details. A simple DB query, and the letters/emails go out to employees. The money rolls in next month. Next, all economic migrants should have to fill out an annual tax form. We then send the demands out for any short fall. So its a compromise. You say they are skilled high wage earning migrants. The change won't affect them will it? But I know its the opposite. The only people who object are those with that plantation owner mentality.
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  8360. Deportation of criminals certainly. For the others, I've a suggestion. First you cancel welfare. What do they then do? No need to deport they start to leave. Second if you start increasing the minimum tax codes towards break even, they also start to leave. Both of those things need no more civil servants to administer than we have now. It's the DWP and HMRC. Why make it complicated? Why not set it up so they leave of their own accord. On the tax code, remember, tax evasion is a crime. See the first point. For asylum, a list of safe countries. All asylum is cancelled if you come from a safe country, even with leave to remain. Then we start helping people to return. We've done our job. Another point. I would suggest a full analysis of costs of migrants at the individual level, NHS, common goods, welfare, education is made, against tax paid Then each one gets a statement with the cumulative net cost. The reason is the BBC. You and I know they will be their at Heathrow with the sob stories. But given they have that letter, its very very dangerous for the BBC to do the story without telling people the number on that letter. I would suggest telling the BBC board very clearly. If you do that, the license fee will be set at 1p. Afterall a minister can do that, without creating new laws.
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  8361. So many to choose from.
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  8362. Exactly Andy. Look at the messes in the UK and the state is in the mix as the cause. On the no choice, we need a right of explicit informed consent as a basic human right. The right to say no without fear of retaliation. The left hate that.
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  8363.  @oldfordconsulmk2  ???
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  8364. She's certainly got a bad taste in men. Always going on and on and on about making a bad choice.
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  8365. Trumps Lead Arizona 5 North Carolina 4 Nevada 4 Georgia 2 Pennsylvania 1 Michigan 1 Wisconsin 0.3 New Hampshire Toss up
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  8366. MEASURURE? What's one of those?
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  8367.  @kennethnormanthompson2740  This is just English acute hospitals. 20,000 a year avoidable deaths. Manslaughter in other words. Given that rate how do you calculate the odds it was deliberate? Or look at the other hospitals where its gone on? Then look at the maternity wards where its gone on?
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  8368.  @kennethnormanthompson2740  So what's the solution and indirectly the cause? You have two ways of running a health system. Bismarck and Beveridge Obamacare, NHS, Beveridge systems. A disaster. Bismarck, see Switzerland and Holland. 1 and 2 in the world. Why do they work, and the NHS fail? 1. NHS pensions are treat now pay later. You get screwed by austerity from the debts, and that's not hit the NHS yet. 2. Supply insurance and regulation. Combine any of those and you get a disaster. We need a Bismarck system
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  8369.  @kennethnormanthompson2740  My explanation post has been removed. Basically its a Beveridge health care system problem. We need a Bismarck system
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  8370.  @kennethnormanthompson2740  Yep. The Bismarck Beveridge bit is the key part. In a Bismarck system supply, regulation and insurance are separate. It's treat first pay later. Removed the post code lottery and waiting list manipulations that are rife in the NHS. Next, Shipman/Barton etc, are all because the regulators were looking the other way. Cannot investigate, because the insurance element says no, we can't afford the damages In a Bismarck system all three legs are separated.
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  8371.  @mariea82  20,000 a year killed by "avoidable mistakes" Preventable deaths due to problems in care in English acute hospitals: a retrospective case record review study - BMJ ======== Why would it be murder when there's manslaughter on that scale?
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  8372.  @Robert-cu9bm  Next page Exit stage left.
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  8373. Correct. You still get the we have to shut down discussions from the MSM and establishment. Even yesterday, social media must be controlled because of misinformation over Southport. But for some reason they can't say what the misinformation and lies are. Interesting isn't it? One of the problems I see is most of the discussion is about symtoms, not about solutions or causes.
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  8374. With whom?
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  8375. He's been wearing womens underwear. Always an option
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  8376. BBC terrorists. Moving explosives around the capital
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  8377. The reason is the scammers. The scammers have taken to one approach where they say you account has been compromised. Take the money out and we will send a courier to collect. Banks are going to be made liable for this. So that's one reason why they want to be sure. Cryptotharg's comment above is correct in part. When you pay money in, it becomes the banks, and you become a creditor. What's missing however, is that current accounts are pay on demand. That's how the risk gets reported. It's a liability that is due today.
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  8378.  @RICHF250  Look given the scams, [I had one scam call this morning. She got a bit upset when I told her she was a Cha Cha Chod So banks need to ask, but they need to start with look, there are lots of scams around, it's your money but we do need to tell you about how people scam you. That's a better approach than saying why do you want the money.
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  8379.  @physc0tr00per  He travelled from London.
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  8380. Just look at how many of the MSM are allowing comments. We are being manipulated. It's managed. Wouldn't surprise me if they were handling the attacker.
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  8381. The opposite. Major Algae blooms. Lots of fish food.
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  8382.  @johnrussell3961  Of course they will breed. The food supply will rocket for the plankton eaters. The experiment of fertizer in the ocean has its own wikipedia page. A major carbon reduction removal approach. "vA number of techniques, including fertilization by the micronutrient iron (called iron fertilization) or with nitrogen and phosphorus (both macronutrients), have been proposed" Macronutrient nourishment can give 0.38 W/m2 of globally averaged negative forcing, which is sufficient to reverse the warming effect of current levels of around a quarter of anthropogenic CO2 emissions.
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  8383.  @maremma14  Plants produce oxygen from CO2.
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  8384.  @maremma14  The research reference on Wikipedia states the opposite. They even state its the solution to carbon capture.
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  8385. Blair wants his cut. Jail the war criminal.
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  8386. And Starmer's done the same.
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  8387.  @danyoutube7491  Standard practice. Like cancelling elections because you are going to lose. Looting money Taking bribes Being a lawyer for archtects of genocide....
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  8388. Lying. The EU had tariffs on US goods. It's a trade protection block. So Tit for Tat is the correct response. The EU doesn't like people pushing back.
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  8389. Pissed it up the wall. All those pension contributins for example gone with just a debt left.
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  8390. Sadly he misses out the other cover up.
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  8391. They don't' have a lack of resources. They have a problem getting police on the beat.
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  8392. Medical establishment and secrecy? No its leaking data repeatedly. I've had my records leaked twice.
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  8393. Should criminals who are foreign be deported and barred from the UK? Should other people be forced to fund foreigners to live in the UK?  @Gaviek1 
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  8394. Interesting isn't it. It's an election today. What's the betting they wanted to hide that its a migrant who killed the kid.
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  8395.  @mrp9023  Or in this case trying to hide it because of the election
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  8396. David, It's not the perception, its the reality of Labour.
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  8397. Only 30 million? Why not go for the 1.3 bn mark? There's a precedent for that.
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  8398. Given the level of offending, something has to change. Here's an idea for London ULEZ cameras film a junction. It's trivial AI to pick up on offences Red light jumping, cycling on pedestrian only crossings, pavement cycling. That gets the video, and the close up images of the cyclist. That gets stored Then a few months later, an operation, stop those committing an offence. £100 fine, name and address AND a photograph. All that put into the system Then click search. The photograph is matched against photographs of previous offences, and 500 letters sent out, with £100 fines. £50,000 dished out What's funny, its a magistrate's fine, so you can't get out of it with bankruptcy
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  8399.  @chiragshetty4608  The electric wheel chairs are registered and insured. Criminals like yourself aren't.
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  8400.  @chilloutcentral2097  Exactly. What's the rate of offending? Cyclists are the criminals
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  8401.  @chilloutcentral2097  Operating a wheel barrow whilst drunk....
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  8402. Judges Their computers need checking for images.
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  8403. Well, the council should be footing the bill. Now look at Starmer. Triumphant that he had, when in charge of the CPS prosecuted 4 million cases. What's the error rate there? When the detection rate is so low, how many cases of crime are there? What's the society that government has created that has crime on that scale? Or is it that they have manufactured crimes as a means of raising cash, and turning the population into criminals as an excuse for a social credit system, denying people services, increasing their current 30% gross profit margin?  @timg1246 
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  8404. Merchan cannot delay sentencing because that violates the right to a speedy trial. Oh wait, the constition. The left doens't do constitution. It gets in the way.
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  8405. He's looted your wealth. 20% of your income given to the socialist welfare state for your old age. That's trillions looted leaving a massive debt.
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  8406.  @vladasenov  No its partially true. That the problem. So evidence in favour of you is things like that Tory Baroness and PPE. She acted like an Spiv, and got away with it because the NHS had failed in its duty to buy PPE. However, the big evidence against you is that the top 10% pay as much tax as the other 90%. That's a flow from the privileged as you put it, to others who get the goods without having to work for it. If then factor things in like pensions. the privilidged are completely ripped off by the state. The flow of wealth from them to the state is massive. The warning in there, is that even if a small number leave, or opt out, then the state is screwed. What if 1% decide not to pay the game? That's a 5% cut in tax receipts.
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  8407.  @benedict-4965  Not sure what you mean? The ONS has the numbers for income tax paid against income by decile. So you can see how much the poorest 10% pay, the 10-20%, ... the top 10% pay. The top 10% pay the same amount of money as the other 90%. IS that what you mean by disproportionate collection?
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  8408.  @benedict-4965  What do you mean by spending collection? Who collects the spending of government? The government. It's call taxation. The government collects money from people via taxation [and some fines], and spends it. Collection of spending isn't a term. You've invented it.
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  8409.  @lisawhiffin2756  No. You are conflating wealth and income. Stocks generate 3.25% of income. Now for wealth inequality. The socialist welfare state has caused it. Where are the trillions the workers have paid it for their old age?
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  8410. This is why the courts and the Home Office need to be cut out of the loop. Axe the Gordian Knot. 1. A list of safe countries. 2. Commit an offence? From a safe country? Automatic deportation on conviction. You can appeal the conviction, not the deportation because its automatically part of the sentence. That deals with the courts. 3. Asylum? No asylum from safe countries Enter illegally? From a safe country? Off to the courts. Ideally, that single justice system. A magistrates signs off on the days catch. Already here? right to remain is revoked. Again cuts out the home office in this case. 4. Immediately stop any naturalisation. None. Zero. Zilch.
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  8411. Well that got her fired.
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  8412.  @mcrchickenluvr  Has anyone asked if Jodie Foster was impressed this time?
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  8413. Somewill be. However, most of the victims will be migrants.
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  8414.  @Clint52279  Yes and no. When you know the game, its an easy win. Particularly on referal. The law is very clear. You MUST be given a monthly update on progress. You must [schedule 3] get a decision letter. They regularly avoid that. The later because it goes on employment files. That's why they hate naming the officers. Same reason. They just want your money and to do nothing. Might as well get something back.
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  8415.  @Jamster946  Do you think the Police know who he is?
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  8416. The other alternative, with absolutely no evidence to back it up, is that covid cures cancer, heart disease, and other ills, resulting in a dramatic decrease in deaths from other causes. Then as covid infections wane, those deaths come back. There you go. The post science, socialist approach to covid.
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  8417. I agree. My view is other deaths rocketed because the health service wasn't treating people. That makes Covid very very minor. Of course since they have blown hundreds of billions, they can't admit to it.  veraluxmundi2032 
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  8418. CPS just put out a statement the Manchester 2 have been charged. Now will they be in court on the 20th of January?
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  8419.  @endlessglizzys_.0233  The Curley Effect Policy.
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  8420. Turns out he's a democrat.
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  8421. £8,000 a year. Plus they know have to pay for the child's education, that's another £8,500 year. 7 years at secondary school. £115,500 lost.
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  8422. But Biden's a genius. How can he lose? Ah yes, I can spot the problem
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  8423. Tories are toast. So what's the labour solution to a £16 trillion pound socialist pension debt with no capital to pay it? What level of austerity will the public accept? Low take home pay? Cuts to pensions? Cuts to services? Look at the accounts. The state makes a 30% gross profit on services now. How big will that be under Labour? Will Labour shaft poor pensioners?
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  8424.  @edwardbernthal160  I asked it, you've failed to answer. The low rate is down to the failure to prosecute the thousands of rapes of both white and pakistani women and girls by the CPS. That increases the number of reported rates to astronomical levels, since each rape counts. In Rotherham alone for at least 1,500 [an underestimate since lots of cases won't have been reported] girls and women repeated raped, that's well over 100,000 rapes. 45 were prosecuted. A 0.045% prosecution rate under Starmer.
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  8425.  @edwardbernthal160  Just going by the inquiry evidence. What's interesting in your responses is two things. 1. You present no evidence that you believe is correct, and can be therefore checked. 2. You resort to insults. Proof that you've lost the argument. It's also why remain lost the vote and Labour got 1.6% in the last by election. Insulting the voters means you lose.
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  8426.  @edwardbernthal160  The socialist welfare state is 14 trillion in debt. How are you going to pay your £600,000 share, and this year's £60,000 increase?
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  8427.  @edwardbernthal160  Same problem exists in Denmark. Your universal social pensions are unfunded. How big are the liabilities? Your government has defaulted on its promises. Why would they do that?
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  8428.  @DJWESG1  So what is it? You work for social services and cover up rapes, or you do the same for the police?
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  8429. The democrats have selected him. That was democracy. Now the donors pull the strings and no democracy. Are you going to accept losing democratically? Or are you going to try rigging democracy? Again.
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  8430. So why did Labour keep silent about the 16 trillion pound socialist penson debt?
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  8431.  @kyam3331  They are completely deluded. They have created the mess. They have hidden the mess. Now they complain about the consequences of the mess. Debt causes austerity. The welfare state causes wealth inequality Mass importation of poverty causes huge hills Lack of investment is caused by the debts High taxes are caused by the debts. Cost of living crisis is caused by the debts The 30% gross profit margin of the state is, you've guessed it, caused by the debts
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  8432.  @charliemoore2551  The top 10% pay the same amount of income tax as the other 90% ONS number, tax paid by decile.
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  8433.  @charliemoore2551  80% of their tax on average goes to others.
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  8434.  @charliemoore2551  But you get back a percentage of what you pay in the form of state services. For the 10%. 80% of their tax goes to others, on average. So you lose the 10%, and the others are screwed. Lose the 1% and they are even more screwed. That's why its bonkers. How much should they be paying? Wrong question. Ask why the state needs the money and is it value for money. Start with that first. For example, is a 30% gross profit margin acceptable?
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  8435.  @ttkddry  Three phase, you get more volts if you cross the phases.
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  8436.  @ttkddry  Between phases.
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  8437. Just make sure the contract involves the copyright is given to you as part of the deal. It's IP it can be sold.
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  8438.  @deidremulroe2461  Angela Rayner says she will quit if she has committed a crime over council house claims. ===== No mention of dodging that TV license. It's weasel words.
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  8439. Someone needs to ask Billy Boy if he likes them middle aged. :-)
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  8440. Where are the trillions the workers have paid the socialist welfare state for their old age?
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  8441. The license fee should be abolished.
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  8442. One of Labour aims.
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  8443. How many years should Obama get then?
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  8444. There are other features of Bismark systems. Such as excess payments. You can get cheaper insurance if you agree to pay the first say 1000 CHF of your health care. After that its fully covered. Health insurance is mandatory. You must have it. It does lead to some odd effects. Towards the end of your insurance year, people either delay getting health care, to move it forward where they take insurance with a low excess because they know they are going to use it. Or they have the treatment now, because they are close to or over their excess. But in general its when do your want the operation, not as it in the UK, you have to join a queue. The other thing about the UK system, and this is just acute hospitals. They kill 20,000 a year from avoidable errors. That would be 100,000 a year for the US. You do slightly better in the US compared to the UK. The advantage if you can call it that in the US, is you can get damages. In the UK they will only pay $13,000 for killing someone.  @JLSAudioWorx 
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  8445. Yes he did. Obama care comes with limits on what care you can get and on costs. That's a political decision.  @rumbrell54 
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  8446. The small package exemption. That's going to hit the high labour content items. That causes unemployment./
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  8447. Why not just fly them home? Afghanistan is safe. Parts of Yemen are safe. Basically its just Palestine, Israel and Ukraine. All other countries are safe.
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  8448. No hotel?
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  8449.  @paulDunk1501  Love it darling. Whip me some more.
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  8450. Human activities have been the main driver of climate change, primarily due to the burning of fossil fuels like coal, oil and gas. =============== So where's the graph of human change and where's the graph of natural changes? Ah yes, I can spot the problem.
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  8451. Still going on. I did a small survey of convictions. 224 people. 1 Fled, 96 have no uk birth record. 4 have been stripped of citizenship [born overseas] 73 were born in the UK. 50 I can't tell because the name is common. So out of the 224, 162 were clearly born overseas as a best estimate. Of the 62 I bet almost all have a right to an second passport or have second passport. So we have a failure of the Home Office to deport. We have a failure to strip people of their UK nationality and deport.
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  8452. Explicit informed consent. The prime example. is HIV+. Somene consents to sleep with you. You don't tell them you are HIV+. Consent? Yes. Informed consent? No. Presumed consent? Nah that's wrong too. Boasting you're a doctor? What relevance is being a doctor go to do with it unless you're a gold digger?
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  8453. They just want cheap servants. It's like plantation owners asking the question who will pick our cotton? So next time one says, we need migrants to do the jobs that brits won't do, you know what they really mean. I want people to do the jobs I don't want to do, and without them I won't be able to make a profit.
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  8454. Hamoud Al Soaimi, 21, a Kuwaiti who was part of a rape gang made up of foreigners in Newcastle. He was found guilty of three counts of sexual assault and one assault by penetration of a 12 year old girl. 180 hours of community service and no jail. ======== Lets get the posts in about what's going on before they change the law.
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  8455.  @tetraquark2402  Check out the "The Pensions Increase (Pension Scheme for Keir Starmer QC) Regulations 2013" A tax law for just one person?
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  8456. Labour won't fix it. They will make it worse. So Tories failed. Labour fails. The result is that both will be wiped out.
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  8457. Your analysis of their behaviour is correct. The question is why they have adopted the group think is more interesting. All roads lead to the socialist state pensions. That debt is hidden off the books. That's £16 trillion. £600,000 per tax payer. Annual rate of increase, £60,000. The median tax payer earns £28,000 a year. So its clear. They can't pay. They can't even print to pay because its inflation linked debt. You cannot inflate your way out of inflation linked debt by definition. You have to tax your way out. That's won't work. You have to default. So they know this, and they are very very scared. When the penny finally drops, they are going to be hunted down. No other way. That's why they want control with CBDC. That's why they are industrialising the prosecution of anyone for anything with the Administrative Justice System. The Post Office debacle on Steroids. It's why they are looting [Mone] It's why they are into censorship, vote rigging [US, Germany etc] All roads lead to the pension ponzi.  @happinesstan 
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  8458.  @downshift4503  So go through the process with the accounting, and the capital adaquacy rules.
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  8459.  @seamusweber8298  The national debt can be repaid through higher taxation yield AND lower national expenditure. ========= That's austerity. However, are you sure that it can be repaid? Now we are talking all debts. Not just the money owed to bankers. Problem is the debts are out of control, and even that plan won't work. The damage that level of austerity does is to cripple the economy. Then I agree entirely with you, any government doing that gets replaced.
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  8460.  @seamusweber8298  So it leads on to what measures you can use to see if the debt can be repaid? You need the total amount owed and its rate of growth for starters.
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  8461. @xjrfan Is that from the police officers who had prior knowledge?
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  8462.  @SilverFoxHotTakes  Nicola Sturgeon's husband Peter Murrell re-arrested in SNP finance probe
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  8463.  @SilverFoxHotTakes  Murrell Charged with Embezzlement.
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  8464. South Yorkshire police found a missing 13-year-old girl in a house, naked and blind drunk, with 7 Pakistani men. "THEY ARRESTED THE GIRL" for being "Drunk & Disorderly"
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  8465.  @petergarlick8251  Correct. South Yorkshire police found a missing 13-year-old girl in a house, naked and blind drunk, with 7 Pakistani men. "THEY ARRESTED THE GIRL" for being "Drunk & Disorderly"
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  8466. He's wrong on medical negligence. 20,000 killed each year in NHS accute hospitals. Just in England. Where are the investigations? Where are the prosecutions?
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  8467. Austerity and spending cuts. The only way.
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  8468.  @marknaylor9394  How else? The money is going on debts, not services. So public austerity. Or you try and tax your way out. Low take home pay. Personal Austerity. Or you cancel civil service pensions. Austerity for the creditors.
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  8469. In the UK, check out what's happening. Stickers was one of approachs. A sticker on a stick, on the lens. The other approach is a sawzall where they just cut the cameras down and deal with them that way. A lot have drainage holes. Appparently foam insulation, injected in gets into the cameras, and that's the end of them. The French tend to go for the stack of tires, and a fire. But the French are into their cooking.
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  8470. Not paying tax on the 10%
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  8471. I had a appeal over a school with the LA. They put down wanting a church school as a medical condition as the grounds to refuse. They put the censors mark all over that, but I forced them to hand over the original.
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  8472. It's getting worrying. Perhaps its infectious and he's caught it from Joe.
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  8473.  @alanmarr3323  Depends. Do you need others to subsidise her? Has she committed criminal offences?
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  8474. Why do you need the tax? Ah yes, RM's pension. It's not going on services.
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  8475. Stop asset stripping them
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  8476. Reset = fascism.
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  8477. Correct Michael. If we take the pensions debts alone that is £600,000 per taxpayer increasing at 10% per year.
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  8478.  @Vroomfondle1066  Wrong. On the sum bit, lets say I'm the creditor. I'm owed the debt. Who pays it? Someone else. You are missing that the debt is a transfer of wealth.
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  8479.  @OnlineEnglish-wl5rp  No I do. So lets the the banking bail out. That was the SLS [Special liquidity scheme]. Under that scheme, the banks had to hand over assets as collateral to get loans. The collateral had to be larger than the amount borrowed. The interest rates were penal. High rates. All the money was repaid, in full. The state made a 35 bn profit on the deal. The second part about 2008. Lots of banks got into a mess. It was a systemic event. That means it was the fault of the regulators. It relates to your complaint about how the BoE runs fiat money. They set the capital requirements too low. Hence the event. On saying things, I used to work for a large bank. I reported false accounting, [fiddling the accounts] and resigned. Not me doing it, it was a group of traders manipulating profit and loss. Not picked up by the auditors. That bank has since gone bust. A very large bankruptcy. [That narrows it down for you].
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  8480.  @OnlineEnglish-wl5rp  So socialised debts. I've constantly been pushing the big issue. Socialised debts. Here's your challenge. Are you up to it? Just one number. What's the present value of government pension debts? Of course, you won't come back with a number. It's that socialist adjective.
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  8481.  @downshift4503 It's in law. Until the law is changed, its a debt.
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  8482.  @downshift4503  So what about the civil service pensions? A contract, not even the law.
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  8483.  @downshift4503  Currently they owe me a pension. They owe civil servants and public sector workers a pension. It's not hard is it?
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  8484.  @downshift4503  They are a debt. Both are. What's your definiton of a debt or liability? Cancel the state pension. What do you think would happen? Do the same for the civil service pension? It's not a debt, you can get rid of state austerity by 2 simple actions.
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  8485.  @Mulberry2000  The video starts with the premise. What if the only debt is the money owed to the bankers. It's fantasy economics.
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  8486.  @downshift4503  So its interesting. Your post is very typical of the left. Namely we've taken the money of the peasants, and we're not going to pay them. Stupid peasants. OK, I've put a bit of a twist on it, buts that fundamentally what you are saying. The state has screwed people over, its going to do that even more. The only people that are owed money are bankers. Why would a left winger push that as being good?
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  8487.  @simonchilli2088  I am a little devious at times. I've just had another idea. The state's pension debts are all of the books. Pensions alone, £600,000 So what if Reform sent a personalised letter, looks like its HMRC to each person on their 18th birthday. You can get the names and address from the electoral register. You send them their statement on that date. The usual threats about not paying, pointing out the Tories, Labour, Lib Dems and Greens have hidden that number. You can do this in target seats. Cost about £4K per seat per year. Or you get even more focused, and just send to the swing voters, and here, just a selection of them. One per group. There are organisations who can get you the names and addresses. ie. One per family, you don't need to do husband and wife, just one. What's the establishment going to do about that? Cat's out the bag, you can't put it back in.
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  8488. Who? Joe Public or Politicians / Civil Servants @clam3822 
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  8489. Andrew does like them Yang.
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  8490. So get rid of tax. Instead everyone in the UK switches to the US dollar except for PS workers. How's that going to work? A simple thought experiment says you are barking Richard.
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  8491. Trump is the sympton of the swamp's destruction.
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  8492. Big cage, lots watching 2 politicians enter, none leave. The crowd cheers and starts shouting. "Two more for the cage", "Two more for the cage", "Two more for the cage" ....
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  8493. That was my question. What happened to him?
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  8494.  @c.morrill3220  They are. But people die off, retire...
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  8495.  @zobo70  Sotomayer isn't old. They want her out to replace her with someone younger.
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  8496. Massive increase in facsism on the left. Democracy? Nah.
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  8497. Tax evasion is easier to prove.
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  8498. He can still be charged with new offences. For example corruption.
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  8499. And there was I thinking it was the RV that was rocking. ie. If you see the RV rocking, don't come a knocking.
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  8500. Oh look, the yemeni charity scammer beats the pimp to being the first post.
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  8501.  @hermenutic  Taking the mick out of politicians. Always the thing to do. Pelosi..."Heath care professionals say Trump is the one with dementia" media..." what heath care professionals?" Pelosi "I can't remember".... Media "Was it Dr Jill?" Pelosi "I, umm ,yes...I think that was the name".
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  8502.  @RenlangRen  Not sure he's thought it through. Junior now cannot plead the 5th when it comes to testifying about Daddy. Plus that case against Trump has set a precedent. He has immunity for offences committed when performing the duties of the president. Not the VP, just the P. Avoiding your tax on the 10% is't one of them.
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  8503.  @RenlangRen  Not sure it works. Hunter cannot now plead the 5th.
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  8504.  @RenlangRen  Why not? He's got immunity and cannot take the 5th. Trump's DOJ, looks into Burisma and the tax evasion on the 10%.
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  8505. So one has to pay for the fat cats in the public sector.
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  8506. The problem with these comments is very simple. Why does the state need so much cash? How much cash does it need? No questions are asked along those lines. The answers fall into the fairy story category. If only we could get our hands on the leprechauns and their pot of gold everything would be happy ever after. Change leprechauns to your prefered target. Namely someone else pays so you get it for free.  @HectorHughMunro 
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  8507. No. Average is pushing 39K a year. Median is pushing 29K I think you are confused on those numbers. The simple fact, Mr Mean Average cannot afford to fund the state. That's the problem. The state is the problem. We have lots of people now demanding more of the poison as the cure.  @webhead4414 
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  8508. Each person gets the allowance. The unfair bit is where one partner works, the other doesn't. They don't get a 40K allowance.  @doctorangry3227 
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  8509. Not true. They are borrowing to spend. Yes, you get a small boost if its productive. But then you have to pay the borrowing, so you get the opposite of the boost. Then you have to pay the interest on the borrowing, so you get even more of a contraction. What is needed is sharia law for governments. No borrowing. No debts. They have to save 2% of taxes into a sovereign wealth fund for disasters. When that hits 20%, then that tax stops. So allowing people to spend their own money produces a boost bigger than the state spending it for them, because the state takes a cut off the top.  @johnkitching2248 
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  8510.  @johnkitching2248  So lets have an example where you post some numbers. HS2. How does HS2 pay for itself out of ticket sales with no subsidies? That's debt, debt interest, and running costs?
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  8511. Bonds are just borrowing. Talking of which, have you seen the disaster at the Bank of England? They are demanding they get the right to tax to pay off the losses they have run up.
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  8512.  @johnkitching2248  So come on. If you can't provide numbers for how HS2 pays for itself, what about some other "investment". Provide the post investment accounts that lay out the income, the debt repayment numbers. ie. Is it profitable or not and I don't mean for those creaming the cash off the "investment".
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  8513.  @paulgerg6879  Look here's my view on migration. Just three points 1. No criminals - deported and barred 2. No discrimination - ie. no special rules for the 97% white EU nationals. 3. Net contributors only - A minimum tax code of £38,500 a year So which bit is racist? Which bit is wrong?
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  8514.  @paulgerg6879  On Farage, he's sacked the racists from Reform. In Labour they get to be foreign secretary. Notice the difference.
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  8515.  @Kim-J312  They paid an actor to be a part of Reform, make really offensive racist statements, to interfere in the political process.
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  8516.  @lsmoulton  Bend over and take it.
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  8517. Everything you want is a real resource. That cannot be printed out of thin air.
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  8518. Except he leaves off the pension debts because they are a socialist hell.
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  8519. Being blackballed out of the club, for a nation with a chip on their shoulder, will mean they have a permenant plank there instead.
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  8520.  @mktf5582  Blackballing the Scots is the way to go. Now would they whinge? Of course. Massively. Can't have the English dictating to them
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  8521.  @FoxWatchScotland  Er hat eine kleine Weiner.
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  8522. But they don't arrest someone for carrying an Al-Qaeda flag when that's a terrorist organisation and if you're a member [why else carry the flag], that's 15 years.
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  8523.  @Cath-e5d  Do they? Prove the 1.7 bn
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  8524.  @julianpetkov8320  like starmer
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  8525.  @Cath-e5d  Whats your evidence for 1.7 bn?
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  8526. How about a bonus for a police force that has no complaints? They are negotiating collectively.
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  8527.  @Chimp981  No. The issue is letting people come here who pay less tax than they cost, and/or who commit offences. Take the first. A minimum tax code of 40K a year, per adult migrant. That solves the cost issue. If you earn that you are integrated, and you don't want to risk getting a record and kissing it goodbye. The second is a failure to deport. If we take this brazilian. I bet he's not a engineer or doctor. I bet he's not even got Spanish nationality legally. Lower odds on that.
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  8528.  @Chimp981  Well if you are integrated and earning 40K a year plus, you are highly unlikely to risk that. If you are unemployed, here illegally, working a crap job, you are more likely to take a punt on crimes. You are also a burden to others because you don't generate enough tax to break even. Others have to pay for you. So an easy start, a minimum tax code. It's taxed at source, and remember, not paying your tax is an offence.
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  8529.  @Chimp981  Correct. Average wage is pushing 40K. Mr Average doesn't generate enough tax for the simple reason there's a deficit. You did know that didn't you?
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  8530.  @Chimp981  They do pay tax. Mr Min Wage pays ££1,945.80 in income tax a year. £11.44 an hour is min wage [ONS]. The ListenToTaxman website calculates that £1,945.80 for the income tax. The ONS has average wage. It's pushing 40K. Now they clearly do not generate on average enough to fund the state. This is mean average which is the number you need for this for obvious reasons. Not median. So your numbers are bogus. Go and check the numbers.
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  8531.  @daithomas9859  He's a tax evader.
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  8532.  @TheRuneRealm  He's a tax evader.
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  8533.  @TheRuneRealm  They pay the tax on their income. That I can tell. For them not to do it, if they get caught, they lose their license. So that's not going on. The money is owned offshore for other reasons. Bank bail ins. That's where the bank just takes your money because the state won't bail the bank out. If your money is in a Cayman's island account, owned by the investment vehicle, it doesn't work that way. The bank says to the Cayman Island courts, we want 50% of this money because we screwed up. Cayman caught says, don't take the piss, you don't earn it. Send the officials over, we're looking at jailing them for attempted theft.
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  8534.  @aitchellarmoire9944  Tax evasion - he's got his own personal tax law.
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  8535. So was Celestin Ugirashebuja
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  8536.  @kt1696  Personally, I don't really like Gyro, I prefer shish.
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  8537.  @Bs-gw3tt  Why would a Greek do that?
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  8538. Free the Cumberland 6!
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  8539. It's dire. But there is a silver lining. All those lefties that posted anti tory, the establishment at the time, can now be prosecuted. Same for MPs.
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  8540.  @richardsmith579  One of his wives. His second one. The first was from Leptis Magna. The black african bit, is because they want to manipulate history. Mind you the same people are worried when you tell them the richest man in the world is an African American. Another example is Cleopatra. Clearly of Greek descent, and boy did they like keeping it in the family. Now there were Kushite pharohs. They are clearly nubian
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  8541. The state makes a 300% profit on the cost of roads compared to the taxes it raises from drivers. Personally, I would increase VAT on bikes to 50%. That pays for their bit of the road The VED gets abolished. No need to employ thousands at the DVLA. All they do is register cars when bought and sold, for a nominal fee. Then fuel duty gets set at the level where it raises the money that pays for the roads.  @GazzaView123 
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  8542. The left will next be claiming being right wing is a result of brain damage. You've heard it here first.
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  8543. So lets see with the Post Office. How many go down there? That will be the proof by contradiction. What I predict is that no one who is a civil servant or MP gets sent down for it. It's a public state owned set up.
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  8544.  @johnwright9372  If you commit an offence even as an employee you get done for the crime.
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  8545. Told you the left are the violent ones.
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  8546. How about a compromise? UK nationals from birth can carry arms.
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  8547. Needs a quango. Off Trans? Off Nuts? ...
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  8548.  @johng.1703  So how do you counter it? 1. SAR for everything they hold on you. It's an email. 2. Right to be forgotten order - email 3. SAR to check - email. 4. No response at any stage or a failure. Complaint to the ICO. Cost to you 3 to 5 emails. Use chatgpt, its polite. Cost free. Cost to them? Probably around the profit from the ticket for the first 3, then for next one, the sky's the limit. In one of my complaints, just done with an email, I SAR'd the ICO for all the documents so I could appeal their rejection. 200 pages, lots of barristers. I estimate around the 100K mark was spent by the cabinet office.
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  8549. This years, once in a hundred years etc.
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  8550.  theavengers01  Now you are making it up
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  8551. The fly in my soup - brilliant.
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  8552. Gambling commission are useless. Organised crime on Westminster bridge? No response. No dinners or entertainment offered so ignore them
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  8553. And in Brent, at the weekend. Then we have what I've personally had, over the last day 1:00 am Sunday morning. Lots of armed police outside my house arresting someone - weapons related. 8:45. Next to a cycle route, cyclist cycles at me. Common assault. 9:00 am this morning coming back from droppign junior off. 5 police cars, 4 with machine guns arresting one man. But at least Sadiq Kahn is safe in one of the two £300,000 armour plated Range Rovers we bought him.
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  8554.  @kimmarsh5387  It's the opposite. Tariffs boost local economies at the expense of the countries exporting to the US. Just the same tactic they have used against the US.
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  8555. Who counted? Swinney perhaps.
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  8556.  @AlexP1-y4g  There is one difference with Farage. He kicked out the racists. Quite rightly Now look at Tories, Lib Dems, Labour. I've a list of MPs who have committed fraud etc. 489 of them, and counting. 294 from Labour, 187 from the Tories, 36 from Lub Dems. 14 SNP. How many have been jailed? How many kicked out permanently? That is in my view a refreshing change. Now, if he makes a mistake, owns up, apologises and deals with it, that's the right thing to do. Unlike what the others do.
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  8557. Exactly. And equally to look at the other posts from these accounts. You can bet they are doing similar. But its also pretty clear that G is ignoring people flagging posts as spam. Interestingly whilst I was writing this I had a call from the Visa Fraud Department. Ho hum. Another example of it going wrong. Very simply the EU, USA and UK etc, should put India on notice. Sort the mess out or phone lines will be cut. It's not exactly hard, when you look at what baiters have been able to achieve. I'm sure India has enough people with the technical ability to stop it. So do you want the trade, or do you want to live off bribes from fraudsters?  @mrb.5610 
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  8558.  @two_tier_gary_rumain  Wouldn't surprise me.
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  8559. Age shouldn't be relevant. But on the tagging, that is wrong. It's the state's problem to sort it out.
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  8560. No. She's living in an RV
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  8561. It's because the government has moved to a model of extortion.
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  8562. Make Scotland Free of English Tax Revenues.
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  8563. Make them pay it all back, with interest @thomascatford2627 
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  8564. She targeted black men, jailing them no matter what.
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  8565.  @CultOfGaia  He was born in Enfield to migrant parents. One of 4, 3 brothers, 1 sister. They are all on the register of births. His parents aren't. From the maiden name, I would suspect Maltese.
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  8566. Name Gregory A Clifford Spouse Maria R Farrugia Marriage Oct 1992 Enfield, Greater London, United Kingdom No records of Gregory A Clifford or Maria R Farrugia being born in the UK 4 offspring Ryan Gregory Apr 1996 Kyle Marcus Apr 1998 Bradley Andrew Oct 1993 Sian Stephanie Mar 1999 All born Enfield Greater London The Farrugia surname was first found in Sicily and Malta. In the Maltese language the word "farrug" means "a cockerel.
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  8567.  @LeonX0C  The most likely answer is born to Maltese parents. Until evidence to the contrary appears.
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  8568. On the Opt Out, I opted out. They still shared my data. When I complained they told me to F-off. I complained to the NHS about Guys and St Thomas' trust insisting you hand over your details to a private company to get a blood test. I checked the Terms and Conditions. They reserved the right to change the T&C at any point without telling you. That includes selling your medical data. You have to give your privacy. Then a week after they rejected it., Guys and St Thomas' trust had their medical records stolen. The company who lost it all [same system as the one I complained about], says it will investigate and keep people updated. 6 months on, this morning, after I chased them, they sent me the same press release. Nothing has been done. It's a shame. That's three breaches by the NHS, and in all cases they tell you to F-off. They can't even in the case of medical records tell me to whom it was sold. They have no contracts that says, we reserve the right to have the data recalled. I bet its already all been sold on.
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  8569. Needs to be a phased release. When it goes wrong, you roll back for 5% not 100%
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  8570. Very simple. 14K is the average tax paid per tax payer. Even that doens't cover the cost of the state. There's a deficit. So set the tax code of all economic migrants to be 14K a year. Taxed at source, lots of money raised. If the economic migrants can't handle that, they have to leave and state spending decreases
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  8571.  @maglabs1535  It is. Harvesting of body parts - implied. Or the NHS Scotland, bumped of 10,000. No consent given, just implied.
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  8572.  @venom675  Only works one way. Barging into someone's house - you have no consent to do that. It's one way.
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  8573. What's progressive about a 16 trillion pension debt? How do you solve that? The billionaires, 220 bn owned. You can't even tax them to pay that debt.
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  8574.  @indricotherium4802  the UK state pension is about the lowest in the developed world ======== Correct. ======== Increasing it to parity with the rest would be an example of progressive policy ======== So more debt in other words. Do you know how big the pension debt is? How can you propose increasing it if you don't have the basic facts?
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  8575. The average wage is 38K a year. There's a deficit. You need to have a tax code above 38K a year in order to be a net contributor. How many migrants do that? How does a non working migrant do that? In other words migration of low paid workers is part of the destruction of the UK economy.
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  8576. Where are the trillions the workers have paid the socialist welfare state for their old age?
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  8577.  @m0o0n0i0r  Correct. So what's the solution. Two parts. Asylum, and economic migrants. 1. No discrimination. No pro White EU racism for example. 2. Net contributors only. 3. You get a minimum tax code of 38,500 (average wage) a year, increasing in line with average wages. 4. No welfare for economic migrants. No housing benefit, income support.... 5. Remember, they came here for economic reasons. If its not economic for them they will leave. 6. No public sector jobs. No Public Sector worker generates any tax revenue.
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  8578.  @m0o0n0i0r  The CPI/RPI and housing. The reason why there is RPI/x where housing costs are not included relates to the use of interest rates [mortgages] to control inflation. Here's what I would do. CPI is the annual rate of change in the CPI price index. If the price index is 100 today, 105 in a years time, then the rate of inflation is 5%. What we do is set the price index today to be 100. The BoE job is to keep the price index between 95 and 105. If it moves outside that range, then the BoE board are sacked and lose their pensions. [Skin in the game]. A stable currency does wonders for the economy as does zero inflation
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  8579. How can he agree to a plea deal when he's psychotic?
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  8580.  @notknown6605  It's a reasonable question. If he can't make judgements, how can he plead?
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  8581. 5 more years of this under Labour
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  8582.  @patriciadrury8557  Migrant child commits a crime, deport them. Because of that 'right to a family life', then the rest of the family has to go too. Supporting human rights.
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  8583. They are in complete denial. Go on to any left wing video, site, ask them questions. They will ban you for asking questions. Put forward the evidence, peer reviewed etc, they will deny it. Instead they just parrot what they have been told. Deluded and dangerous.
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  8584.  @johnrscossy  They have been canceled. Same as Hitler. Godwin's law doesn't apply because its factually correct.
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  8585. In the UK you name is crossed off the list of eligible voters for that polling station. But because of a certain new demographic, some areas have voter id requirements.
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  8586.  @DudeWatIsThis  Possible but difficult.
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  8587.  @DudeWatIsThis  There's an interesting thing about smoking and cancer. Richard Dole who did the research clearly found the correlation. However correlation doesn't mean causation. But causation does mean correlation. So how do you show the causation? You show a dose related response. The bigger the dose the bigger the response. So what's that got to do with voting? Well in the US there are ID laws in some states to vote. Some are strict some aren and some have no ID requirements. On the ID requirements some it must be photo Id and others it can be things like a bank statement. So there's a dose. For no ID, to strict ID to strict photo ID at the top. Now the correlation? Democrats do well where there's no ID but where there is they do badly.
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  8588.  @Tormalchio  My other post disappears. Have a look at no ID and who voted democrat. That's what they are scared about. Voter ID means games cannot be played. It's why it needs to be introduced. Second open source all the voting machines. That way the flaws will be dealt with. This time the 3rd strand, count observers I suspect dealt with the dead votign.
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  8589. Drinking on the job.
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  8590.  @mychannel3774  Which library?
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  8591. Charles the Clueless - Last of his line.
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  8592. The body of a missing man has been found at a landfill site. Essex Police said the body had been identified as 46-year-old Cumali Turhan, who went missing from Chelmsford on 19 November. It said its search for the missing man had now concluded and his family had been informed. The force is continuing to appeal for information about a suspect who has been identified as Ceyhan Dinler, 38, from Chelmsford, who is said to have left the country via Stansted Airport on the day Mr Turhan was last in contact with anyone. Ciprian Ilie, 44, of no fixed address, has been charged with assisting an offender and remanded into custody. He is due to stand trial at Chelmsford Crown Court on 15 September.
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  8593. 200 extradition warrants. Under Blair's agreements, so long as the paper work is correct, its off on a plane. 200 prosecutions, how many will grass their boss?
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  8594. It was sent in a whatsapp message. I can see where this is going.
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  8595. NSY is all labour.
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  8596.  @mikebikekite1  Given the level and rate of cyclist criminality, the burden of proof changes. It's called Baynes. For example, if I was on a jury with a driver up for killing a cyclist, it would be very very difficult for me to say guilty. A consequence of that behaviour.
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  8597.  @mikebikekite1  It does. The reason is simple probability. Take the NHS. If there's one avoidable death a year, and all other maternitiy wards don't suffer lots of deaths, then the probability of murder in the Letby case is such that someone killed the kids. However, given that 20,000 avoidable deaths in just NHS accute hospitals in England is the rate, you need to adjust. Take account of East Kent, South Wales, Mid Yorks, Shrewsbury and Telford, and the death toll in those maternaty wards, and the odds are different. It's called Baynesian Analysis. So with cyclists, given that close to 100% of them are cycling and breaking the law regularly, with intent, you have to take that into account when on a jury. What's the odds you got the one cyclist who wasn't breaking the law?
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  8598.  @mikebikekite1  No the reason is the the percentage of black people who are criminals is small in comparison with the population. But in the UK where I live the number of criminal cyclists is basically all of them. Now you might think I'm biased, but I'm pissed off with constantly being the vicitim of common assault by these criminals. So based on the evidence, if I was on a jury, the driver gets let off.
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  8599.  @mikebikekite1  In the UK, common assault is defined as an intentional or reckless act that causes someone to fear immediate physical harm. It does not require actual physical contact or injury. The key elements of common assault include: Intention or recklessness: The defendant must have intended to cause fear of harm or been reckless as to whether it would occur. Fear of immediate harm: The victim must believe they are about to suffer immediate physical harm. No physical injury required: Unlike battery (where actual physical contact or injury occurs), common assault does not require any physical injury. Which bit of someone cycling at you on the pavement isn't common assault?
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  8600.  @mikebikekite1  On the pavement. On pedestrian only crossings. Jumping reds when walking on a pedestrian crossing. .... Mass offending.
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  8601.  @mikebikekite1  I have. They say we haven't got the staff. For example, I was told Lambeth had one officer on at night. Quite what the other 1999 were up to, beyond me. The fixes are easy. 1. Schools. Picks up the motorbikes used for school runs. Seize and destroy, report to Social services. Easy 2. McDonalds. Gets deliveroo. 3. Red light jumpers. Just for the rushhour in the morning, as a cash cow. There you go, some nice and simple solutions. The first, for the whole borrough comes out at 1 man month, plus you are flying the flag for the police. McDonalds, you include mopeds being used for delivery of food. Lots of secondary offences. Red light jumpers. You don't need to get many before the word spreads around the coffee machines at work. Difficult to get the mobile phone snatchers, but I did manage to get one nicked. On report it, I do have script. Video the junction. Then watch it, note the time and offences in a spreadsheet. Then the script reports each offence to the Met. No typing. No errors. Given they have 20-25K CADs logged a day, do you think I would get a visit for reporting 10% of them?
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  8602.  @mikebikekite1  If you're london based and want to do a site visit, .... you can see for yourself.
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  8603.  @Anti_Woke  Far right = not us. But given that his view is migrants are us, far right is white, he's a racist.
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  8604. Dependent on the community for your needs. In otherwords, a welfare claimant.
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  8605. Google reviews is already in place. Why add a new system? Oh wait. Someone on the payroll
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  8606. no. They are included. They have to pay the tax. Look at the history of migration. Slaves, the irish and the navies, Windrush, the migration, the african migration, all done for cheap labour. You're just the same, but I suspect the penny hasn't dropped. It's the same argument put forward by slave owners. Who will pick our cotton if there's no slaves? Same as Kelly Osbourne on Mexicans in the US, Who will clean our toilets. Your argument, who will wipe arses? It's just another apparition of that slave owner thinking.  @stephenjon3502 
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  8607. So the second part of how to solve the problem. Criminals. The difference between a British Criminal and a Foreign Criminal is we can deport and bar the second. We no longer have places like Tasmania where we can transport British Criminals. So anyone with a criminal record is by default barred. They can apply, pay for processing of a visa, but the visa can be refused with no refund. If you are convicted, its from the court to the plane, or from the prison gate to the plane. You aren't allowed in the UK If that country is on the dangerous list, you are off to a tented encampment on a Scottish island until it becomes safe to go home [or you find some country that will take you]. Or perhaps you think we have to accept criminality?  @stephenjon3502 
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  8608. I wouldn't suggest wearing Biden underwear.
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  8609. So what's the misinformation?
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  8610. They don't round here. Make a complaint, and for some reason they answer a complaint you haven't made. Same for policing. The only policing I see is for corporates.  @andyhulme2274 
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  8611. Labour Borrow to Tax. Borrow money. Waste it. Now tax people with no services for that money to pay it back.
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  8612.  @fk3547  That's the government for you.
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  8613. Just let the first US female president to be a republican. That would rub her nose in it.
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  8614. Bankers are guilty of the 2008 crash says the BBC, so BBC employees are perverts. It's' their own logic.
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  8615. Netherlands will go to shit. 90% of salary compared to 30% in the UK, means their debts are 300% higher. Unfunded pensions.
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  8616. The left and the BBC have resulted in people being killed.
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  8617. Corporations - I agree. However for private people, Private Prosecutions is the tool where the CPS fails to act. We really need that.  @postcardsfromprotest 
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  8618. There are reasons why you want private prosecutions. For example when the state refuses to prosecute one of their own. However in this case, since Starmer prosecuted and jailed 100 of the innocents, its clear that the CPS could have prosecuted.  @EmmaBlackman-m3o 
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  8619. Joe Biden - The Tom Cruise of American Politics - Still doing his own stunts at the age of 80
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  8620. Why wasn't he deported at 18?
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  8621. When will you realise the mess is socialist. Start off with the basics. How are you going to pay your £600,000 share [at 10% per annum] of the socialist welfare state's pension debts? Or are you going to evade your tax?
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  8622.  @abody499  They are contradicting each other. ie. Monopolies are bad. Next day, lets have a new monopoly. They are based on ignorance. So I'll ask you. It's clear public sector workers are owed a pension. Same with people who have paid NI. Why are those debts omitted? When pushed the left say we aren't going to pay the pensions. Now you can't blame capitalism. There's no capital in state or civil service pensions. Zero. No investments. It's all debt. The money has all been redistributed, a socialist policy. So come on why are those debts omitted from the accounts, and how big are they?
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  8623.  @Vroomfondle1066  Do you think every tax payer can afford 600K at 10%?
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  8624.  @Vroomfondle1066  Have you not considered the consequences? The biggest losers will be the public sector workers. The state will not be able to pay the state pension, whatever makes you think that PS workers will get their pensions paid?
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  8625. That's alright. He can just sack them instead.
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  8626. There's an easy solution. 38,500 minimum tax code on migrants. You wouldn't be affected bar it being easier for you given you earn more. We wouldn't have to put up with these criminals.
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  8627. Asylum not citizenship.  @renatosanches1091 
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  8628. 1. Dont' want to pay for propaganda. ITV is just collateral damage 2. I want to view when I want to view. 3. Content. Take this channel as an example. When does MSM ever cover things like this? It doesn't. It doesn't' visit industrial estates. Doesn't present the good and the bad in the UK. They just have their heads stuffed up their proverbials.
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  8629. Harris has crashed and is in free fall.
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  8630. I've just looked the rules for a recall petition for Tullip Saddiq. We can't have one. She's not be jailed. She's not been suspended. So we are stuck with her. Even if she's on remand in a Bangladesh prison, she's still going to be creaming the cash.
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  8631. Any custodial prison sentence, even if suspended. (A sentence longer than one year would lead to automatic removal under the Representation of the People Act 1981.) A conviction for providing false or misleading expenses claims. Suspension from the House of at least 10 sitting days or 14 calendar days, following a report by "any committee of the House of Commons concerned with the standards of conduct of individual members of that House" (typically the Commons Select Committee on Standards).[14] The Independent Expert Panel (IEP) established in 2020 took on some of the previous role of the Select Committee on Standards, but as it is not a committee of the House, its recommendations originally could not trigger recall. This was changed by an October 2021 amendment to Commons standing orders requiring the Select Committee on Standards to recommend suspension if asked to do so by the IEP. None of those tests are met.
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  8632. If an MP has been convicted of a criminal offence which would make them eligible for recall, they are not subject to recall until all of their appeals have been exhausted. In such a case, the courts are obliged to inform the Speaker of any progress made during the appeal. ======== There's the drag it out clause. The legal system in Bangladesh is often criticized for its inefficiency and corruption. Here are some key points to consider. The legal system is known for its slow and delayed procedures, with a significant backlog of cases. This inefficiency makes the legal system ineffective in providing timely justice. Corruption is a significant issue within the legal system, particularly in the police and judicial branches. The police are often accused of maintaining a ‘chain of corruption’ for personal gain, and the prosecution system is inadequate. The independence of the judiciary is compromised, as judicial appointments are directed by the government. Additionally, the police and other pillars of the justice system are closely aligned with the ruling political party, leading to biases in favor of state-owned enterprises in business disputes. So that won't work.
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  8633. What about pyjamas, bungalow, bandana, avatar, Juggernaut, Karma, Loot, Pundit, Pukka, Thug, ....
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  8634.  @crushedmoon1503  The top 10% pay the same amount of tax as the other 90%. Screw off 1% and the government is screwed.
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  8635.  @MK-ce9ls  It's a distraction. There are millions of legal migrants here. Most are not earning over 38,500 a year. That means they get paid other people's money. That many orders of magnitude bigger than the farting around with Rwanda.
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  8636. Don't tell me - the men scored an own goal!
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  8637. Everyone has the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion; this right includes freedom to change his religion or belief and freedom, either alone or in community with others and in public or private, to manifest his religion or belief, in worship, teaching, practice and observance.
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  8638. It would be very very funny. Imagine if more democrats voted for Trump in their primary that for Biden. :-)  @audreycasassa1683 
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  8639.  @tasshah8509  There's a problem. The judge read an 8 page judgement. Why did he write that in advance? The positive news about this is now that legal papers can be served by email. Something the police themselves are going to hate. But the general point remains. It's all being staged managed.
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  8640. Expenses fraud should. Parking tickets as well.
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  8641.  @davidhollins870  I raise you "The Pensions Increase (Pension Scheme for Keir Starmer QC) Regulations 2013" That's the trump card that beats yours.
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  8642. Reform can reintroduce it to deal with the left and the Tories.
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  8643. Parkinson is another cause.
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  8644.  @BadlydrawnBen  But was it a German car or an imported car?
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  8645.  @drewbewho  Was it a German car or an imported car?
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  8646. Are council's exempt?
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  8647. Wrong. You are not talking about debt, you are talking borrowing. Even then they have no choice. Civil service pension State pension Nuclear clean up Losses on insurance contracts The EU Unpaid wages Unpaid invoices Expected payouts - eg post office, NHS damages. What about the other debts.
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  8648.  @curryattack8985  So lets look at the debts Borrowing. Now for banks, they have to put their capital into Gilts, same for insurance and the way annuities are set up its the same. Forced lending. State pension? Compulsion - no right of consent. Public sector pensions? Ditto. You end up as a creditor, its a debt. Unpaid wages, unpaid invoices. Less, but if you want the business, you ened up as a creditor. Losses on insurance. For example, the NHS kills 20,000 a year from mistakes [just acute hospitals]. What there? Same for things like damages. The post office for example. If the debt gets too big to pay, the government will simply cut pensions - again.
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  8649.  @curryattack8985  Government debts are out of control. That knocks on to spending since there is a cost associated with the debts. So here's my standard question. What's the total owed for ALL government debts? Not just the borrowing. Second and this directly goes to your out of control bit. What's the annual rate of increase? Those two numbers can then be used to work out if its under control or not. Does that answer your question? The answer is, its completely out of control and the consequences are dire. Really dire. For example, what happens if there is no state pension?
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  8650. Title tattle. The big questions are being ignored 1. Who create the virus? 2. The rational for the lock down. What was the cost? The maths is bogus. 3. The long term effects - ignored. 4. Who pays the victims? 5. Who goes to jail for life?
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  8651. The same magistrate will be jailing people for not paying the BBC and funding Huw Edward's perversions. Correct, he needs to go, and the press needs to investigate his past sentencing.
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  8652. All are criminals is the security officer thinking.
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  8653. It is. It's even government thinking. Their 'administrative justice' is you are a criminal, pay first, then appeal. The industrialisation of making the population into criminals.  @unionjackjackson4352 
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  8654. 16 trillion pounds of socialist pension debts. Who can they extort to pay that?
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  8655. All about the $$$. Accusing someone of racism, when its clear that they are not, costs you lots of money
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  8656.  @JonnyD3ath  If you are labour, ... :-) you woudl be on a loser.
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  8657.  @JonnyD3ath  117,390 an hour is the current rate of increase
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  8658.  @stevenrix7024  2 million at 25 minutes past midnight. But I expect it will slow. It will certainly pass 2 million tomorrow.
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  8659.  @richertz  No. We live in a fascist dictatorship.
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  8660.  @carlb401  1.5 million at 20:16 by my guess. If we are lucky, 2 million by breakfast, certainly tomorrow.
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  8661.  @bg1616  Petitions are needed so that democracy can take place. When politicians lie to get elected, why should the electorate have to suffer 5 more years of pain and damage?
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  8662. Teachers don't like being tested because they are failures.
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  8663. I didn't. The issue is that anyone nefarious can easily look up and id cops. Just put the number plate in, and any older police car, and bingo, you know they are police  @blackislepeastoo 
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  8664. The big issue with police cars, is that with no "MOT" signed off by their maintenance department, they are driving uninsured. What's needed is that police maintenance departments should be allowed to issue MOTs.  @williamcoulter5462 
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  8665. They are criminals. Columbia needs to accept responsibility for its criminals.
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  8666.  @thepolyglotraccoon  The top of the O has been taxed. It's socialism for you ! :-)
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  8667. The warning about perjury should be made in front of the Jury.
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  8668.  @Voidwurm1701  It astonishing. It's like Russel Brand and the Andrew Sachs affair on steroids. Why has the BBC not acted? Ah yes, its one of theirs.
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  8669. Jeffrey Epstein's lost a lot of weight.
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  8670. Starmer made a false declaration to get elected. Lied on his nomination form.
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  8671. That's how they arrived.
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  8672. The suspect, a Franco-Iranian who was known to authorities as a radical Islamist, was chased by police and arrested shortly after the incident, which took place at about 9pm near the Quai de Grenelle, in the west of the city. ========= Another example where they have no doubt given nationality to a terrorist.
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  8673. So Ukraine joins Nato, and he leaves? Yeah right. Stop paying the TV license. Get your news elsewhere.
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  8674. Rely on them as workers. Yep, the same argument was used by the Plantation Owners demanding cheap labour to pick cotton.
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  8675. Clinton's name appears 73 times.  @promethiac2641 
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  8676.  @sambmortimer  Democrat voter in the last primary.
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  8677. Like the guardian.
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  8678.  @ronniemac2636  So what do we know so far Ronnie? 1. We have video of the fight. 2. It's the police. 3. Historically, do that and you are dealt with very swiftly. 4. There is no speed. So what's the reason when it should be a slam dunk prosecution. Next day, off to jail. Something else is going on. 1. On the BWV, the police are out of order and so are being protected. 2. The other side are being protected. 3. Is it because of their religion? Possibly, but now when it comes to r of children they are going down, so hard to see that. The police don't care about people who attack them. Neither do politicians. Make an example to show we aren't being .... etc. So I conclude something is going on and being covered up. Like the riot report.
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  8679. One Error of Trump, not waiting until the names on the ballot paper are closed. So will they use 25 to get rid of him? That means POTUS Harris. Who gets to be VP? Who would she appoint? Clinton? Not a hope. Obama (Mrs) Ho hum Gruesome Newsome? Look at California The rest are unknown.
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  8680.  @stormbringerseven8288  There is. It's not 22 bn. It's 16,000 bn. That's the current level of the off-the-books socialist pension debts.
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  8681. Cheaper to deport.
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  8682. The con continues. The failure to connect money and purchasing power. Deluded.
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  8683. Hindu
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  8684. Huw Edwards is from Wales, but the BBC won't put that at the top of the statements.
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  8685. 20,000 a year killed by "avoidable mistakes" Avoidability of hospital deaths and association with hospital-wide mortality ratios: retrospective case record review and regression analysis BMJ 2015;351:h3239 How's the NHS going to pay compenstation? Silly me, the victims pay of course. Sacraficed on the altar of NHS religion ,
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  8686.  @geoffwright9570  In lots of cases it doesn't. 20,000 a year, just English hospitals kiled from avoidable mistakes. The reason is that the NHS combines regulator, supply and insurance. Kill someone? The doctors don't want to go to jail. They are self regulated so the regulator doesn't get involved. The insurance side says keep quite, and the victim will pay not us.
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  8687. Flaps up, downwind landing, heavy(?), asymettric power so no reverse thrust, no brakes. The big error was landing very long. Mayday or Pan call? What's the rules on one engine operation? Did they retract the gear for the go around? That tells me the gear is working. You don't need a wall, you need the lights, landing transmitters, that if you hit they break. In a crash they are expendible. The disasterous bit, 1200 meter touch down. Why didn't he fly the aircraft on? That increases the breaking. Too short a base? Indicative that they think they don't have both engines.
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  8688. Jump the fence!
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  8689.  @seanturner1197  Exactly. 1 No criminals. Barred and deported. No discrimination. Net contributors only. It's the last one the elite hate.
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  8690.  @annatardlordofderps9181  But the problem is that given they aren't earning much some other shmucks are impoverished to pay for the difference between tax paid and cost of services. The other excuse, who will pay your pensions? Oh so you mean you're running a ponzi. They can't even pay for their own services, so they certainly can't pay the debt you have hidden off the books. Where are the trillions?
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  8691. It's not working. The Wokesters at the Independent don't get you. Labour Tories have screwed people. People have decided enough is enough with your uneconomic migration. Your looting of people's wealth. The masses are coming for you.
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  8692.  @sheenafoxwell7373  What do I want? 1. Crime. I want all foreign criminals deported. 2. No welfare for migrants. 3. A minimum tax code of 40K on migrants. That's break even and that deals with harm issues. Next. The welfare state has a 16 trillion pound pension debt. The state makes a 30% gross profit margin on its services. To fix that its very painful. Lets start with an annual statement to every tax payer. We can then deal with the architects. Instead we need people investing their wealth, instead of having it stolen. Next, NHS. We need a Bismarck not Beveridge system There you go. Three things to fix the UK
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  8693. Preventable deaths due to problems in care in English acute hospitals: a retrospective case record review study is Peer Reviewed. Check the numbers out. That's just for one section of the NHS.  @DrQuadrivium 
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  8694. The issue, as always, is the cover up. That denies the victims any justice, and it stops the changes that are needed to prevent a reoccurance.  TheNobullman 
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  8695. Riot? Imprison, deport, and we don't have the problem.
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  8696. He's not been convicted of anything relating to insurection, because there was none. What we have is hard evidence and convictions for vote rigging. It's very clear. They are shitting themselves as to what he will do as the President, for the simple reason they know what they have done. So Biden, how's he going to handle the debate? My bet is he gets lost on the way to the podium and doesn't turn up.  @Qu1nny 
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  8697. It's a power reserved for Congress. It's in the constitution.  @bfattori01 
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  8698.  @videovaulttv1  Of course not. It's still Orange man bad. What has she done?, well she done Willie Brown
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  8699. So where have the 20% that the workers pay the socialist welfare state for their old age gone? If that money had been invested, what capital would people have accrued? You can't complain about wealth inequality when the socialist welfare state has looted the wealth.
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  8700. On 1 June, 1995, at about 6.40 p.m. Police Inspector Mackie counted 21 people on the roadside verge of the southern side of the A344, adjacent to the perimeter fence of the Monument at Stonehenge. Some were bearing banners with the legends, "Never Again," "Stonehenge Campaign 10 years of Criminal Injustice" and "Free Stonehenge." He concluded that they constituted a "trespassory assembly" and told them so. When asked to move off, many did, but some, including the Appellants, Mr. Lloyd and Dr. Jones, were determined to remain and put their rights to the test. They were arrested for taking part in a "trespassory assembly" and convicted by the Salisbury Justices on 3 October, 1995. Their appeals to the Salisbury Crown Court, however, succeeded. The court held that neither of the Appellants, nor any member of their group, was "being destructive, violent, disorderly, threatening a breach of the peace or, on the evidence, doing anything other than reasonably using the highway." =========== Is that the jones case? The appellants' convictions for speeding offences would be set aside where they had not signed their notice forms under s.172 Road Traffic Act 1988 but the first appellant's case would be remitted for rehearing.Appeals by way of case stated against the decision of the Warrington justices for the conviction of Mawdesley ('M') of a speeding offence and against the decision of Manchester Crown Court upholding Dwight Yorke's ('Y') conviction for speeding. The issues were closely related and it was therefore directed that they be heard together. Both appeals related to speeding offences after which a notice of intended prosecution under s.172 Road Traffic Act 1988 was sent to each of the appellants. The notice required the name, driver number, address, date of birth and occupation of the driver to be filled in and for the notice to be signed and dated. M's and Y's notices were both returned with all of the information (except Y's driver number) but they had not been signed or dated.
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  8701.  @jaslavene1  The second one is very relevant. The first I couldn't see the relevance. Perhaps there's more than one case....
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  8702.  @jaslavene1  The second one, two cases there, is the interesting one.
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  8703. Remember, the English are an ethnic group. In the OED, in the encyclopaedias. Going to be hard for the SNP that one. The law is for race and for ethnic group.
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  8704.  @the-wanderer111  P-Piddy-Nut-List.
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  8705. Debts.
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  8706. All three have been incarcerated since September of 2017 ========== Bit strange they didn't get a sentence, because they would have knocked off the time already served.
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  8707.  @Nothinghappinghere-qz4ji  So what did VP harris do when it was clear Biden was gaga? Another failure to add to the list.
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  8708. Who cares? An irrelevant party
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  8709. Ban spoons
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  8710. What's the Democrat's strategy for the presidential debate? Biden's going to be eaten alive. My prediction, he won't turn up. Chained to the radiator again.
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  8711. Tide comes in for 6 hours, out for 3, twice a day. At 0.5 mile an hour on average that's 3 miles in a day. I estimate he's somewhere near Sheerness. Very odd he's were he is. Perhaps he was bumped off and the body dumped.
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  8712. There's one way. What we do is cancel all welfare and impose a minimum 40K tax code for migrants But you then offer sponsorship. You sign Labour MPs, current and passed to the sponsorship scheme. Now for some reason I don't they can afford to pay for the migrants, so they would be bankrupt. Same for Greens. We impose full zero carbon on them, as willing subjects. See how it works. That includes Labour and Tory MPs. Now do you think we should allow them to pull their names of the register, or should that be difficult?
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  8713.  @lalaholland5929  Some changes are need. 1. Remove the right of MPs to slaves. 2. Add in article zero. Everyone has the right to explicit informed consent. 3. When interpreting the act, judges are not allowed to enforce the rights for one person at the expense of someone else's rights
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  8714. I won one complaint against the Met Police on review with MOPAC about not recording a crime. Now those in Scotland who have made reports want to chase up and get the crime reference number. Then when you ring up to check, just give them the number, ask them to confirm the crime. The reason is they love putting the office photocopier down for crimes they don't want to record. Now not recording the crime is a crime in itself as 4 police officers in Kent discovered when they got convicted.
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  8715.  @Andreas-gh6is  That's a failure of regulation. What should happen is that the money and the wealth is owned by the worker, not by the company.
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  8716. Change it to behaviour. When you generalise to all muslims, you've lost. That's Starmer's game plan. So deport criminals who have foriegn nationality. He can't argue against that. Put a no recourse to public funds, a 40K minimum tax on migrants. It's an EU rule. He can't object. Does that get what you want? Of course it does. Don't fall for his trap.
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  8717. Explain please?
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  8718. OK - found it. The Ipad. The porn on holiday.
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  8719. Where has the trillions of pounds of real wealth that the workers have paid the socialist welfare state gone? Why is it that accountants like Richard don't report it? Just what type of accountancy is he teaching people? IT's the Bernie Maddoff example. At least Bernie ripped the rich off. Richard and co are screwing the poor.
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  8720. @ A difficult terrorist investigation, completed in the middle of the night. Sturgeon, takes years to investigate a simple fraud. Ho hum. I wonder how that works.
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  8721. Struck-off lawyer jailed for Grenfell fraud A struck-off solicitor who exploited the Grenfell Tower tragedy has been jailed for seven and a half years. Prosecutors said Flora Mendes had already been struck off in 2015 after being found guilty of providing unregulated immigration advice. However, she continued operating and made up fake addresses at Grenfell to convince immigrants she was legitimate. The 45-year-old, from Luton, admitted 14 counts of fraud and one count of offering immigration advice without a licence. The court heard she charged 14 people about £2,800 per application, promising them she could help secure them residence in the UK. The Home Office said her assets totalling more than £700,000 were seized after her conviction. ============ So what's the Home Office not saying? Well there's at least 14 people in the UK illegally. No mention of them being done. Second, I've looked her up. she's on the electoral roll. So she's likely to have go UK nationality. What's the betting that was a fraudulent application given the form? She's not on the birth register, so she wasn't born her, so she's more than likely to have a second nationality. Why isn't she striped of UK nationality and deported at the end of sentence?
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  8722.  @canderson1955  The Pensions Increase (Pension Scheme for Keir Starmer QC) Regulations 2013 You can get the details of the uk legislation website.
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  8723.  @canderson1955  Sir Kid Starver The man who spent £160,000 on chauffeur cars ,took an 85 min flight to Belfast costing £443.spent £20,000 on 4 flights to Washington ,spent £724 for taxis, and took home over £1 million in 5 years in charge of the CPS, and takes a £336,000 State pension and spent £250,000 in travel over 5 years as a public prosecutor. The man with his own special tax bill, passed by parliament, just so he can dodge taxes. The Pensions Increase (Pension Scheme for Keir Starmer QC) Regulations 2013 Plus  £115,000 a year for life.
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  8724. CDA 1971 - A person who without lawful excuse destroys or damages any property belonging to another, intending to destroy or damage any such property, or being reckless as to whether any such property would be destroyed or damaged, shall be guilty of an offence. This offence is triable either way – para. 29, Schedule 1 Magistrates’ Court Act 1980 (MCA 1980).The maximum penalty is 10 years imprisonment - Section 4 CDA 1971. Meaning of Without Lawful Excuse [This is for firefighters, or for people damaging wheel clamps so doesn't apply] However, a charge of criminal damage may be justified where: the damage is excessive or gratuitous; or there is difficulty in establishing the evidence required for the other offence; for example, proving an intent to steal in what is thought to be an attempted burglary. [Gratuitous looks to me as the bit to go for] I think I'll put in a second complaint, after making a crime report. I've one going in about the Data Controller of the MPS. Sir Mark Rowley again, who is, in both cases, Bang To Rights to use the police vernacular.
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  8725. Yep. It's that Nazi solution coming back. What do you expect when the Architect of the NHS, Beveridge, wanted to kill off people as well.
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  8726. How many bj's did Kamala give on her rise up the greasy pole?
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  8727. Birmingham screwdrivers = hammer
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  8728. Take a hint BBC and politicians. People don't want the BBC
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  8729. The socialist pension debts won't be paid in full before any bank loses money on sea level rise. Anyone who thinks that Al Gore [he's got a house on the beach] was right about no ice caps, is clearly going to lose money to the Green Grift.
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  8730.  @someonenotnoone  Correct. But for the UK, the wealth inequality is caused by socialist pensions. Socialist pensions are just debt, no assets. Massive debts with is just negative wealth. So where's the wealth the workers have paid the socialist welfare state? Invested to produce capital? The capitalist solution. Ah no. All redistribtued a socialist policy. So how do you pay that debt without austerity for the workers? If you think the rich will pay, out line the numbers,
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  8731.  @julianshepherd2038  Only if you ignore pensions Julian.
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  8732. Will he find his way to the podium unaided.
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  8733. When will Kamala give up on her armed body guards? Her own weapons? Only 2 MPs killed in the UK? Dream on its way more than that.
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  8734.  @verzeda  The ones prosecuted, all from the culture of greed. Derrick Peters was convicted and jailed for six years in August 2018. Eyob, 26, was given £15,918.20 on pre-paid cards, £60,945 in hotel accommodation (at the Holland Park Hilton between July 2017 and June this year) and £9,968.36 for laundry and parking - a total of just over £86,831. He was jailed for three years and four months over the fraud and a further three years and four months for five drug offences. Jenny McDonagh, 39, took £62,000 from a fund for Grenfell victims while she worked as a finance manager at Kensington and Chelsea Council. Anh Nhu Nguyen, 53, was jailed for 21 months after getting more than £10,000 from the local council and charities by pretending his family had died in Grenfell Tower on the night of the fire. .... it goes on and on.
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  8735. Missing out that he was from Wales too.
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  8736.  @green856w  Ninety per cent' of 43,000 extremists on MI5 watchlist are Islamist terror suspects as Priti Patel issues new vow to increase deportations after experts warned police are 'obsessed' with catching far-right extremists Previous number of suspects have risen from 20,000 to 43,000 Former counter-terror chief says new total is 'nine-tenths Islamic extremists'
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  8737.  @sh.4409  45k. 90% Islamic. Of the rest apparently they are all far right. Not a single left wing terrorist. No eco fascists
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  8738. On your video yesterday, how many people has the magistrate jailed because they refused to fund the BBC and Huw Edwards? A question that needs to be asked.
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  8739. It's interesting. The left keep saying its not illegal to come on a boat. But they are paying thousands to criminals. They are paying money to commit a crime. The CPS need to prosecute all of them. We need a no residency if you commit a crime. No chance every of getting nationality.
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  8740. Of course it is. It's not just the criminals crossing the channel. What you do is take total government spending. Add on the increase in the debts. Divide that number by the number of people in the UK. That gets you a per head cost. £14,000 So how does a min wage migrant generate more than that in tax? [1000 in tax a year] How does a dependent do that? They pay no tax. So its simple. No criminals - barred and deported. Create a list of safe countries. ie. All bar 3 or 4 are safe. Deported Claiming asylum? Safe country? Nope. Asylum? Only when the country isn't on the safe list. When it returns to the safe list, well asylum is ended. You get some time to sort your affairs out, then you return home. We're glad we kept you safe. No discrimination. No special rules for white EU nationals compared to Indians Net contributors only. A minimum tax, each year. For that you get an residency/work permit. But if the tax drops below the threshold and you don't top it up, 3 months to sort your affairs out, then you have to go home. I would also have a Woke Sponsor Website where the left can sponsor a migrant. Put their money on the line.  @maccagrabme 
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  8741. The Met Commissioner Rowley has just had officers make a report to him. The good news, they have fished a body out of the Thames. Is it Ezedi he asks? No We've found a second body? Oh good. A least you've found him. Er, no, we have two bodies and we don't know who they are, but they both have intact faces. Bugger. Get me that PR agency on the phone again. Lets see what their plan is now.  @davemustabstain7093 
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  8742.  @wessexdruid7598  Why does the government keep refering to Asian grooming gangs? No Japanese involved. It's not grooming. They are paedophiles. They are rapists They are serial offenders They are involved in gang rape That's without the others. Even today we have one, not Asian, an Egyptian not sent to jail for sexual assault because he's billy no mates. And you want the extent covered up for electoral advantage.
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  8743. Personally I've opted out of work. Family of 4 costs 4 x 18K a year = 72K. That's just state spending. Someone else can pay, I can't be arsed. Instead I've taken up protesting. 8 complaints upheld against the Met last year. One upheld yesterday, first of the year. That one is interesting. It screws the corruption of a lot of police officers dodging parking. Then we have one person in their professional standards department who if they push it, its misconduct in a public office and perverting the course of justice. Looking at the sentencing council , for a police officer, the starting tariff is 4 years. Next on my list is Sadiq Kahn. Answers to FOI requests have rather stitched him up as a human rights abuser. He can join the likes of Pinochet, Pol Pot. ... @@Bongo1454
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  8744. You can see the rate picking up this morning. It was 250 in the early hours. Now its hit 431. As people arrive at work its going to get back to the 1800 a minute it was running at. At current rates, 13:41 for the 2 million mark, but it will be much quicker than that.
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  8745. Why do you want public ownership? What's the ultimate aim? Look at the current state of the UK state. 30% gross profit on services. In what way is that for the public good?  @darrylbradshaw216 
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  8746. And Biden says the border is secure.
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  8747.  @georgezee5173  Exactly. Insulting the voters is the way to win elections.
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  8748. 100%. I have a police complaint in progress on another two crime reports about him. Electoral offence and fraud.
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  8749.  @barriewilliams4526  On my complaint. I keep pointing out they are delaying so they can say, too late to prosecute. So the other day, I did a bit more research on case law. There was that police chief sacked for gross misconduct, lying on his CV. There's another case, went very high in the legal system. It's an offence and you have to repay under the proceeds of crime. No time limit on fraud by misrepresentation. So I added it in. Makes.
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  8750. That's because the Home Office has been incompetent, so they have decided to attack people
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  8751.  @wanderingturnip  It's interesting and maybe another angle for you. Like you, I found that comment interesting. It's transient, it disappears with time.' Now you have traces left, like the chimney pointing out what went on. Another example, Jean Calment, the only person to make it to 120 years old. Lived in Arles in the south of France. Her parents ran an art shop. So a journalist interviewing her had done a bit of research and asked her if he had met Van Gogh. Yes, she said, and he stank, I couldn't stand the smell. That disappears with time. So the idea. Why not interview people if you can find them who worked in the Jam factory? [or others] I'm sure there are stories and stories that will be lost unless recorded. One of my peeves with the BBC is the lack of working class representation. It's part of why I don't fund it.
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  8752. I've a lot of that with TLF, and the councils at the moment. Apparently cameras have health a safety rights. From the answers they are coordinating with each other. They want to hide where they are, which makes it covert surveillance, and we are in a different legal set up that they haven't considered.
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  8753.  @paulskinback717  Just another thing he got down on one knee for.
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  8754. He won't. We will be forced to spend.
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  8755. Why not go for both.
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  8756. Trumps going to win. The polls are very clear. Harris has tanked in the Swing states. 40% of black males are going to vote for Trump. Even Obama is admitting its lost. Harris campaigning as the Change candidate is the biggest joke going. She's been in charge. Biden has been a vegatable. She can't even state what successes she's had for the simple reason there aren't any.
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  8757. Most arrested work for the TSG in Lewisham. Sham arrests.
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  8758. We need a british El Loco, like in Argentina
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  8759. Appeared. What's the betting they have all of them, and selectively release the ones they happen to find in their favour.  @folksinger2100 
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  8760. It's a fertilize not a polutant.
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  8761.  @jethrotull2142  No its not. Search on Wikipedia for Ocean Fertilisation. It's the cure for "Global Warming"
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  8762. I only know of one person, [White British] who bought a slave in Africa in the late 1980s. Jolly good thing too. And before your stereotype thinking gets in the way, the slave was Afrikaner.  @timothynelson6918 
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  8763. The real issue is crime. What's needed is deportation of criminals where convicted. That also includes those with criminal records. Solves a big problem. Make that automatic. Second, poverty. Export the poverty where possible. ie. No welfare for migrants. No hotels. Zilch. Then on top a 40K a year minimum tax code means no subsidies.
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  8764. Misinformation and lies. Why isn't Starmer saying what misinformation? Syaing what lies?
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  8765. They always were corrupt. It's just been exposed.
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  8766. South Yorkshire police found a missing 13-year-old girl in a house, naked and blind drunk, with 7 Pakistani men. "THEY ARRESTED THE GIRL" for being "Drunk & Disorderly"
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  8767. Why shouldn't HS2 be funded from ticket sales?
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  8768.  @Digmen1  I know. Remove that subsidy, add on a small $1 tax per item, and what happens to TEMU? What happens to the production side as a consequence? It collapses. That means massive unemployment and unrest. Now the CCP with a large army is in a position to attack its own citizens, so I suspect survives.
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  8769. Pension debts. Never reported.
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  8770. The real solution. A list of safe countries. Then when you arrive, say you are from one of those countries, the computer says no, you are put in a holding camp, and back on the first flight. Do that repeatedly and those in Calais will get the message. Afghanistan is safe. 1.5 million are return. Solo white blonde western women going their on holiday.
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  8771. Terrorist.
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  8772. The state is that the police are the problem.
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  8773. The biggie, ,number 7, is that Richard Murphy demands we pay his inflation linked pension. On the tax to control inflation, taking money out of the money supply. Can you really believe that the left will tax people and not spend the money? You're in la la land.
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  8774. @ Labour are implementing it. It's fascism. You think its tory fascism, but Labour are in power.
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  8775. @ Why aren't they removing fascist laws. Why are they doubling down?
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  8776. @ Wrong. A one clause act. List the laws. Vote on it. They are repealed. Goes to the Lords. If the lords mess around, then you can cancel their expenses. Even better publish their attendance records so they can be cross checked against their expenses. Oh wait, that's a state secret. I've the certificate made out to me personally, signed by the Clerk of Parliaments saying we aren't allowed to know
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  8777. So why do you need the taxes? It's not as if its going on services, 30% gross profit margin.
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  8778.  @helenheenan3447  Taxes ultimately do fund spending. You can apply a Hesenburg principle and move it around in time a bit, but ultimately, its funded. As for Richard, he can't even state how big the pension debts are on the balance sheet, and he's an Accountant. He can't even talk about IFRS when it comes to debts. So a simple test. Print vouchers. Pay Public Sector workers in vouchers. No need for tax or fines. Do you think they will complain? Why is it that those who swallow the taxes don't fund government so keen on having the rich pay more tax? You don't need it so you don't need to tax.
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  8779. Add junk text at the end of your post. It dilutes the message, and screws their AI when it comes to learning thngs.
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  8780.  @marijo1951  Lorem Ipsum If you google it is a piece of text that was commonly used as a space filler by print designers. Doesn't mean any thing. It just demostrates the visual look of a page. There are other generators that generate random english. so now think how the AI works on this. Effectively they generate a 'score' for the text that says how 'toxic' they view the text and hence ban the post. It's all automated. So if you add random text, what happens to the score? The score goes down, because its diluted by the generated text. It gets through. Second part, they now train using your post, and that messes with their scoring algorithm making it useless. The bigger issue. That secret algo and the secret nature of the banning. That needs to go. ========== An country demesne message it. Bachelor domestic extended doubtful as concerns at. Morning prudent removal an letters by. On could my in order never it. Or excited certain sixteen it to parties colonel. Depending conveying direction has led immediate. Law gate her well bed life feet seen rent. On nature or no except it sussex. To shewing another demands to. Marianne property cheerful informed at striking at. Clothes parlors however by cottage on. In views it or meant drift to. Be concern parlors settled or do shyness address. Remainder northward performed out for moonlight. Yet late add name was rent park from rich. He always do do former he highly.
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  8781.  @marijo1951  Random gibberish text to use in web pages, site templates and in typography demos. Get rid of Lorem Ipsum forever. A tool for web designers who want to save time. If you want to find a site to help you. search for the above.
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  8782.  @abody499  Yep. The generators are good because its vaguely english and easy to cut and paste.
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  8783. Depends on the borrowing. Is the borrowing guaranteed by the state?
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  8784. Really? Limited liability. You can't screw any shareholders beyond going bankrupt When you go bankrupt, it depends where you are in the pecking order of creditors. In the case of compensation, the state jailed you. It was a court decision. You go after the state. The state can then of course go after the company and people.  @psychonaughtthoughts1494 
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  8785. POST OFFICE LIMITED: Company number 02154540 Company type: Private limited Company It's a limited company. The tax payers are not liable to pay anything.
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  8786. So how's you research going? Limited company, who is liable for what? It's very funny when people like yourself accuse others of being idiots, when its clear you are accusing others of your own failings.  @psychonaughtthoughts1494 
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  8787. Whenever you mention Starmer, you must say Starmer AND Labour. Just refering to him, means when they get rid of him, they will scapegoat him and say its not us.
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  8788. The standard ratio is that it costs 3 times salary to employ someone.
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  8789.  @craigrothwell6144  Increase the license fee to £25,000 a month. That solves the problem
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  8790.  @RagingDong  It is if you want to watch ITV. It's enforced by law. It's wrong.
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  8791. The North Carolina Department of Adult Corrections has records for Routh going back to 2002. That year, he barricaded himself inside a business with a gun in Greensboro, per the News & Record. In 2003, he was sentenced for driving without a license, carrying a concealed weapon and hit and run. In 2010 he was convicted of possessing stolen goods. ========= Criminal record and the government didn't take his guns away. Ho hum. That's because he's a democrat voter.
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  8792. So start with the complaints. If they get one, so what. If they get 50. If they get phone calls. If they get angry people turning up in person. Racism works both ways.
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  8793. They are committing offences. That makes them criminals. So make it a campaign pledge. Deport all criminals. Concentrate on that. Then as soon as you are in office make it a criminal offence to be in the UK without complaince with the law. Then prosecute. Notice, its about being in the UK. That's no retrospective. In terms of processing asylum, a list of safe countries, and no legal aid.
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  8794. At a soccer match? US versus the country of your origin? Wear both, and when ask the question who do you want to win, just state the obvious, you can't lose.
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  8795. @ Enonomic has two meanings 1. The migrant comes for economic reasons 2. Migration is economic in the sense that the migrants generates more tax revenue than they cost in state services
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  8796. Here's an idea. If you can hack their phone system, then you can get their phone system to cold call police stations all over India, and government offices, with the details of the scam. Names, addresses office locations etc. Just 2% of calls. What that does is escalate the cost of bribes hugely. Those at the top may well be asking questions of the local police such as why are you corrupt? Why didn't you kick me back 10% [for the big man] What's funny, the scammers are paying for it.
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  8797.  @divyanshugogna6152  Single justice system is another. The industrialisation of extortion
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  8798. Mass migration causes a housing crisis.
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  8799.  @brianthirling9260  Close to 100% goes on pensions. It goes to pay the pension debts. They can't afford the current pensions. Since that's 50% or less of the payments in, they can't afford the compensation. It's quite simply a fraud. They took the money, and hide the debts off the books, now people lose and have lost. So what needs to happen? 1. Full audit. 2. Send every tax payer a personal statement. That can only happen on regime change. But with regime change it comes with one bonus. Those who created it are toast.
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  8800.  @brianthirling9260  So just to be clear. ALL of your NI goes to someone else.
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  8801.  @Steve-Manchester  You have missed off the actual crooks. Why not go for the politicians who took your wealth pissed it away. They also hide that debt off the books.
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  8802.  @paulsara9694  But the debt remains.
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  8803. Ah yes. The BBC and its misinformation. Pensioners aren't owed a pension. Not a debt. Hidden off the books. The BBC lies for its masters.
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  8804. So lets break the constitution. The right to a speedy trial.
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  8805. That would an interesting addition to the charges.
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  8806. So lets see. Use a robot to sign a check from the US government, signed by the president. Can't be a forgery says the Democrats"
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  8807. Our thoughts with our victim. Singular. So he can't mean the woman and two children.
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  8808. Scones are white and middle class. Not allowed.  @ganndeber1621 
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  8809. The simple solution is testing. On a positive test, sentences are extended. An automatic process.
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  8810. Having to think, am I going to incriminate myself, and speak at the same time.
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  8811. Not africa. Indian sub continent.
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  8812.  @davidsanders5652  1836/1837 was the start of civil registration Church records 1535 from memory.
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  8813. Have you seen anything on that from the Police, Politicians or the MSM? I suspect there's a D-Notice in force.
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  8814. Very odd getting the police to act. I've tried with Starmer and they said. "I have a mortgage and a family, and I'm not going to investigate because its carreer ending"
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  8815. Two tier policing in action.
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  8816. A 9-year-old girl who fell in love with the goat she raised for the Shasta District Fair was heartbroken when deputies, wielding a search warrant, confiscated the furry livestock, taking him away to be butchered. Two years after the scandal erupted, Shasta County has agreed to pay $300,000 to the girl’s family to settle the legal dispute over the floppy-eared brown-and-white goat named Cedar.
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  8817. Rampant with cyclists on the pavements, pedestrian crossings, where there is real fear of serious injury.
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  8818. 20 mph only outside schools at opening and closing of the school times.
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  8819.  @JulieMalone-oy1ll  And how much have you saved?
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  8820. Can Biden pardon himself for Tax evasion on the 10%?
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  8821. GMP are sexual predators.
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  8822. That's a heavy bus! 🙂
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  8823. There's a very quick way of doing this. Set the license fee to 1p a year.
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  8824.  @Psychsoulman  Keep the brain injured on the ballot. I can see where you are going.
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  8825.  @agent8699  More qualified than cackles then
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  8826.  @Ljuxk9nx  Not true.
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  8827.  @ebeb516  Simple questions. How much debt/liabilities has Social Security run up? Why is that debt hidden off the books? What would you reaction be to receiving a bill for $2 million of debt, in your name?
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  8828. Go for the refund. The idea of the framed cheque on the wall has to be a winner.  @irakatski 
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  8829. I think I can spot the delusion. Serve the public. ROFL.  @tin2001 
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  8830. Personally, QI is a question of fact. That should be for the jury to decide, not a judge. What that means, is that over time, it will be abolished.  @edwinmartin9120 
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  8831. So pensions run by the state. A debt or not. If its not a debt, don't pay it. What's the issue apart from starving pensioners. So the question is how big is the debt, what's its rate of growth, and can you get the growth needed to keep it under control.
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  8832.  @paulbo9033  Here are the things that make up the True National Debt. 1. Borrowing 2. Civil service pension 3. State pension 4. Nuclear clean up 5. Losses on insurance contracts 6. The EU 7. Unpaid wages 8. Unpaid invoices 9. Expected payouts - eg post office, NHS damages. Now state pensions are inflation linked. In order to pay you have to take money from one group, the workers to pay the debt. It's inflation linked debt, which means its a promise to pay purchasing power. It also means if you print to pay, your debts get bigger. Double the money supply, the pension debts double in terms of Sterling. So to come to any conclusions you need to a) Quantify the debt. How big? b) What's its rate of growth? Then you can compare against GDP growth. Do you know those two numbers for the debt? If not can you find them? If you can't, and this is the more interesting question, why is that information hidden from you? Who hides it? Why would they do that? What have they to gain or lose? Nothing strange at all with those questions, but the answers are very telling.
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  8833.  @paulbo9033  So once you have those two numbers, amount owed, rate of increase you can now work out if its' going to work - your budget bit. What percentage of tax going on debts will the public accept? What level of austerity [taxation not going on services] will the public accept? Is the growth rate above GDP growth? The per tax payer amount. Can all tax payers afford that? You're right on the budget bit. Is there a budget that will pay the debts.
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  8834.  @paulbo9033  The budget deficits accumulate up to make the national Borrowing. So I'm not confused on that. But national borrowing is just a fraction of the true national debt as you know. Public sector pensions, state pensions, .... all on top of the borrowing.
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  8835.  @andrewcarter1771  I have. He's bonkers. Lets have a new currency called the voucher. We pay civil servants in vouchers. No need for taxation the government just spends the vouchers. Heck we even double salaries as a bonus for the change over. £50,000 salary? Now its 100,000 vouchers a year. What happens when they try and spend the vouchers?
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  8836.  @andrewcarter1771  So taxation [and fines] give value to fiat money. Since the pension debts are inflation linked, that means you need to pay them in a currency that has value. You need taxation in order to pay pensions. It's a transfer of wealth from the workers to the pensioners. So you have to tax.
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  8837.  @paulbo9033  They are net each year. The sum of budget deficits over the years, plus interest, less repayments is the value of the BORROWING. National debt is not the same thing as national borrowing. The True Debt is horrific, even when knocking off assets. So how big are the public sector pension debts?
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  8838.  @paulbo9033  Perhaps an example for you. Start of year zero - debt zero Borrowing 0 bn Taxes 900 bn Spending 1000 bn Deficit 100 bn Start of year one Borrowing 1000-900 = 100 bn Taxes 900 bn Spending 1000 b Deficit 100 bn Start of year two Borrowing 100 bn + 100 bn + interest. 210 bn at 5% [if you borrow at the start of the year Deficit is not the borrowing.
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  8839. Trump is the winner. I take it you are of the swamp tendency.
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  8840. He's talking about the invented ones.  @stephenweir9871 
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  8841. Far from it. Trump is alive and kicking. Now a debate between Trump and Biden, that's going to be interesting. One problem. The Democrats and Biden won't turn up.  @duckcensorship7446 
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  8842.  @AJ-qn6gd  leak + drains. Water goes away.
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  8843. Very easy. Resign from the Tories, join reform.
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  8844. Almost. When it comes to real resources its physical. When it comes to Gary Economics, its just a fantasy game like fantasy football. What would happen if we ignore reality, what if? ie. What if we ignore 90% of the state debts.
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  8845.  @jamesalderman1443  The bigger error, and its Gary's is GIGO. Garbage in Garbage out. If you don't put all the debts into your system, you wont' get correct answers out even if the model is correct.
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  8846. 1. Stop taking the workers money and using it on debts. Instead have the workers invest their wealth and own their wealth. 2. Don't import poverty. A minimum tax code of 40K a year on migrants per head.
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  8847. They were all local where the local government who is one of the villains, investigated themselves. All Labour authorities. No right to compel witnesses. Terms of reference rigged to say it wasn't us.
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  8848. Or where are the trillions that the welfare state has taken. Where's that wealth? Why are the debts hidden off the books? What are the consequences of that debt.
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  8849.  @Redf322  So come on. How big are the pension debts? Surely Richard will have told you. Can you post the number? [Trick question, he hasn't told you].
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  8850. Not born in the UK. No birth record. So the question now, has Diiriye Ali-Jamac been put on a one way flight out of the UK?
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  8851. So when is he going to pay back the money he received illegally?
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  8852.  @Wearywillie-x5t  No, a lot of people don't like democracy.
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  8853. The date they took power after a rigged vote.
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  8854. Projection. They are deluded and desperate. Their Nemisis is coming. Brick Top : Do you know what "nemesis" means? A righteous infliction of retribution manifested by an appropriate agent. Personified in this case by an 'orrible ****... Trump.
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  8855.  @williamandersson2  The smell of Schadenfreude in the morning.
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  8856. Option 3. Just keep reporting it as "har assing ment" to a police website. Write the reference number and date on the letter, file it. The name of the woman running the system is available online so you can name the offender. The police have to recorded it as an offence unless they can prove otherwise. With that evidence you can cause them lots of problems.
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  8857. Why? What does that achieve?
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  8858.  @pipeandpotter1236  The BoE sets the base rate to control inflation. Interest rates have gone up because of QE [all money loaned to the state], and spent. Second bit of BoE policy, is to control risk. So I take it you were objecting to rich people hoarding cash at 0% interest, and tax evasion on the income as a result? What needs to change? The BoE Target should be the price index. Rebase that to 100, and the target is 100+-5. If it goes outside that range, the BoE Board is sacked and replaced.
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  8859. Evidence for the prosecution
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  8860.  @r7..48  Sharia law. Isn't that what they want?
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  8861.  @stunews2903  What's the betting the ceiling height is too low to take an RV? No doggin on the isle for the fishy one.
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  8862. From the Lidl to the Aldi, let the sausages be free. We asked 100 people ... what do cook at a BBQ ... Kier ... Hostages Why all this talk of sausages?? Surely we should be discussing Mash Immigration. Two Tier cannot get anything right. It seems to be a case of "out of the frying pan .........." Wurst Labour conference ever. Make Sausages Great Again. What about the pigs in blankets!? Our great King uses sausages for fingers From the gravy to the peas the sausages will be free. He's dropped a Banger, sorry Clanger... Starmer....The butcher of Westminster. He needs to be put through the mincer. This government is holding us all sausages! It's Kweirs desperate cry for assistance from the 'gammons'! He can't get sausages out of his head because he and his wife love the GRAVY TRAIN that comes with them! Vote Starmer…what have we got Toulouse ?!?! Free the Cumberland Six The Richmond MP is pleased! He is an offal Prime Minister Sponsored by Greggs Kier Starmer the Toad in the Hole.
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  8863. Everyone in the UK is a criminal because the state wants to extort money.
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  8864. So what about Dr Jane Barton?
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  8865.  @wildmagic-jo  No. Barton.
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  8866. It's the electric force on impact that does the damage
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  8867. Imagine walking down the street saying, Hello John. Morning Jane, ... .That's going to be an interesting exercise.
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  8868. Shot or Tazered?
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  8869. And the Chagos islanders. Oh wait, no votes for them,
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  8870. Woin't be. 16 trillion pounds of socialist pension debts says its going to be far far worse.
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  8871.  @13thnotehifireviews7  For the same reason Lord Denning said it would be better to execute the innocent than have judges have to admit they got it wrong
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  8872.  @englishmadcow7461  Quite. Dr Jane Barton is worth researching. 605 in the same way as Harold.
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  8873. She was creaming it on expenses.  @KayHutchinson-x1i 
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  8874. Meanwhile in the US. The attempted assasin of Trump, Routh. He son has just said every person should hate Trump. Then he was arrested of child porn.
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  8875. Or people calling for people to be killed by slitting their throats. Ricky Jones - The case was adjourned for a pre-trial prepation hearing on 6 September. Why couldn't the case have been completed this weekend? Why the under prosecution of a Labour Luvvvie?
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  8876. Parkinson's would be my guess. Shuffling walk. Changes in ability to talk Changes again depends on dopamine doses and that explains the debate.
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  8877.  @evolassunglasses4673  He demanded taxes for others. But when he came to paying his fair share, he avoid it. So he's a hypocrite of the highest order. Like Rayner.
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  8878. Another example of Benn 1. What power do you have? 2. Where did you get it from? 3. In whose interests do you exercise it? 4. To whom are you accountable? 5. How can we get rid of you? What's missing? Do we have a right of consent? Simple answer no. Even Benn couldn't stand the idea of the peasants saying no.
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  8879.  @evolassunglasses4673  It's tax evasion. It's fraud. She's made a false declaration for personal gain. Section 2, 2005 fraud act. Look it up
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  8880. @Turnipstalk Different. The attacks are coming because so many people are livid with her attitude.
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  8881.  @Lynnefromlyn  Attacking her. Where else do you think I would be?
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  8882.  @Lynnefromlyn  Really? I posted about the only interesting thing that rich tax avoiding Tony Benn ever said. The 5 questions. All factual. You can check. Which bit isn't? I also pointed out that that Benn conveniently left of a right of consent. I take it you don't like people having a right of consent.
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  8883.  @Lynnefromlyn  On Mone. Pure spiv like profiteering. Making money out of a government desperate to fix the NHS's failures. The NHS won when it got the Lansley reforms. A clear separation between funding [the government] and the NHS [supplying and controlling health care]. The government handed over the cash. Increases many times that of the money promised on that bus. The NHS's job, was to buy the things needed for health care etc, and deliver it. Except they didn't buy PPE. So come the pandemic, and the NHS has completely screwed up. Now Mone and others can extract the cash. All because the NHS failed.
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  8884. But the question is, did she do the offence. You have a nasty case of Lord Denning Disease.
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  8885.  @HilaryB.  Almost certainly. So what's the counter when they get removed for Reform. 1. No foreigners get to vote. 2. Constituency sizes based on voter numbers, not on population numbers. All those inner city constituencies, full of migrants, well they will have to merge. The result is the end of a labour advantage. Next, I'd even say naturalised brits don't get to vote.
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  8886. Up there with the bogie man under the bed.
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  8887. On the home office. There will be rampant corruption and failure to follow the rules. So you go through employee A's work. Find one failure, all their cases have passports revoked. They get their money back, or the option to re-apply. Do the same for other employees. Get a lot, all naturalisations are cancelled. That's reapply under the new rules. Voting. No voting for foreigners, even naturalised. Then consituency sizes are based of numbers on the electoral register not population. If that drops below a certain size, then constituencies are merged and by elections held. Part of the taking back control
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  8888.  @Darradog  No, its fascism and comunism had some sort of bstard offspring.
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  8889. Sorry you can't complain about your father being killed. You weren't there.
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  8890. Also they won't have to pay for the heating over the winter.
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  8891. Come on BBC. Why do you use the word "allegedly" but not in this case?
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  8892.  @MAkAVeLlIiii  and next bit of fake news. The Pope is going to make her a saint.
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  8893. I think they will try it. Joe resigns. K gets sworn in as a last hail mary.
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  8894. Wearing women's underwear.
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  8895.  @patrickobrien5066  I had a dog like that. Would hump anything.
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  8896.  @patrickobrien5066  I've found it else where, and the jist of it. So what's the betting they buckled to pressure.
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  8897.  @LenaK-i8r  Making the beast with two backs.
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  8898.  @LenaK-i8r  So where was Starmer taking it?
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  8899. Gobbler, giggler, ....
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  8900.  @christinavuyk2026  Austerity is a consequence, not a policy. So you think that taxing the billionaires will solve it. Well I totted up the numbers. The sunday times rich list has quite a lot of rich people on it. I excluded the people who are just here but their wealth is else where, don''t have UK nationality. Gopi Hinduja and family for example. You won't be able to tax them. I've included people who I know are British, but have wealth all overseas. The hedge fund lot. You have 220 bn in wealth to tax. What rate are you going to tax them at? They are forced to sell if its a high rate. To whom are they going to sell to? Some other rich person who you will imediately say, you are rich, hand over the wealth? It won't work. That's the tax side. Now for the reason. You need the money for something. There's that 30% gross profit margin of the state. That's right. They make a profit on their services. The reason they need that 30% margin is debts. That money is just going to go on the debts. So 16 trillion pounds of pension debts, increasing at 10%. So you need 1,600 bn a year just to stand still. You've got 220 bn as a one off by bankrupting them, if you can find a buyer, and if they stand still and allow it. They have options now to leave the UK. Branson's left. Dyson too, that awful plumber has gone. Even Harry Kane has gone. The core problem with your idea is that you don't understand the core underlying problem. Then along comes the people who have caused the mess, who demand your money, and they sell you a fairy story that if only you could tax the rich, or catch the leprechaun... So why don't you know about the pension debts?
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  8901. Wholesale miscarriages of justice. That's worrying. Particularly with the government removing the right to any trial, because they want to change presumption of innocence, and to make it all administrative. ie. The computer says no, pay up. Next, all must be acquitted. The reason is no Jury will now convict even if they did the crime. So you cancel the lot. The quickest way, 700 letters and Charlie boy has to earn some of his civil list signing them all. That should take him a couple of days. I would suggest hand deliver not with any post office involvement.
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  8902.  @Bob-t8l  Some isolated examples where it wasn't. But a very small percentage.
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  8903.  @NoMoreDemoncrats  There's scope for a comprimise. 1. A register of liberals 2. Then a tax surcharge on them to pay for it 3. Or they sponsor a groomer and pay for the costs.
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  8904.  @carolwilson4702  It's bizarre. What ever happened to "do the right thing"? It's like any con. Go from A to Z, and people will say, it's a con. Go from A to B, B to C, ... Y to Z, and people will believe it. That's what's gone on in this case. The church and the police have conned themselves. They have got so far, worked out they have been conned, then they can't admit to it, because it would mean they have been stupid. Epic stupidity. So they have paid him off.
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  8905. On schizophrenia, people who use plural pronouns, they them, are clearly clinically of two minds.
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  8906. They have personal experience of being a psychopath! Evidence? It's there in the repo
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  8907. , increase the atrocious Brit state pension = More debt. How much debt does it currently have?
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  8908.  @229andymon  It doesn't work. Start with the basics. The state has a 16 trillion pension debt. So lets work in billions. 16,000 bn just for pensions. Rising at 10% a year. So you tax the top. I asked a socialist worker the same question. They said that's 140 bn. Taking all of their wealth, if you can get it, raises 250 bn. That stops the debt from increasing for 6 weeks. Then what? Look at the Sunday times rich list. How many are British? You won't get it off the non brits. Dyson? He's left. Branson? He's left The newspaper twins? They are in the channel Islands. Now what? You won't be able to get it. Pure and simple. So why not start with the people who stole the wealth and deal with them? The people who hid the debts off the books. That's MPs and top level civil servants. I would start with a short drop. It's going to come to that. The mess is so large that a future government faced with the unthinkable has to make a real example of them. So short drop. All wealth asset stripped. Their kids, they are permantly bankrupted because they inherit the debts their parents created. 4-5 generations of their offspring forced to pay.
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  8909.  @229andymon  So here's another plan. Migrants we put a minimum tax code of 38,500 per adult. That's just break even. That raises billions. Remember the left, they say migrants pay more in than they take out, lets make it a law. No discrimination. No special rules for 97% white EU nationals. All of them. I'd start with deliveroo riders.
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  8910. By the way, looking through the list I came across this doctor. Vibhor Garg Currently locked up. He's been struck off. A particularly evil person  @AnthonyMcCaul-c9g 
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  8911. No the BBC and C4 went into melt down. Emily Maitless is a good example. Then you have Lammy and Khan. Another pair in meltdown.
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  8912. Freetube will start buffering all your subscriptions. Who cares if you download and don't watch.
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  8913. Why are you missing out the big state debts in an effort to try and make state debts look affordable? Meanwhile why is the state making a 30% PROFIT on its services? It's the debts. It's causes austerity.
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  8914. SO where are the trillions the workers have paid the socialist welfare state? All gone The root cause of poverty, wealth inequality, austerity, lack of investment....
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  8915. Ricky Jones. He's deluded if he thinks it was peaceful
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  8916. People don't want to pay for propaganda. Now watch the elite decide they can't have the peasants having any rights of consent and force it on people.
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  8917. Clearly no risk assessment done by PC Haddon Smith. Where's the paper work?
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  8918.  @Carrosive  No, I'm an expert in police complaints
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  8919. Angus Robertson said he “shares the concerns” over Creative Scotland’s decision to provide £84,555 of public money to an art installation involving “non-simulated” sex. Director Leonie Rae Gasson secured the funding for the Rein development in January through the National Lottery Open Fund. The project’s website describes it as a 45-minute art installation that pays those who take part a fee of £270 per day to take part in “non-simulated” sex, including “hardcore” acts. Expand article logo Continue reading The recruitment advert states actors must be over the age of 18, with those with previous sex work experience – “particularly in porn contexts” – encouraged to apply. ========= I wonder what Humza's involvement was in the above funding
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  8920. Was he watching football or foot on balls?
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  8921.  @trevorhart545  I must add that to my how to fix the climate policy. First a green register for greens. They get a special badge to show off their green credentials Then their name is added to the no fly list. Personally, this should happen just after they jet off long haul Electoral Roll is cross checked against the register and gas supply. Then the gas is cut off. Smart meters, when the wind doesn't blow etc, click the power is cut off. Green only tariffs, no subsidies. After all they say subsidies are bad. Electric only driving licenses. If caught in a fossil powered vehicle, that they own, its crushed. If caught in a fossil powered vehicle, that someone else's owns, its crushed, and they compensate the owner. There you go, an easy fix, using existing systems bar the register, so its cheap On the register, automatic DNR and spare parts harvested. Thanks for the extra idea! :-)
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  8922. They weren't men. They were non-binary. So if you get shoved out of the way, its either by a transwoman, in which case you are transphobic darling, or a non binary person, in which case you are phobic.
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  8923. If you're a Swifty, you're a 8-11 year old girl. You better not be voting.
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  8924. The NHS kills over 20,000 a year from avoidable mistakes. The tainted blood is just a small number of those cases.
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  8925. She will then claim asylum on the basis she ends up in a re-education camp and she doesn't like Uyghurs
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  8926. Well that's why we need the following 1. A list of safe countries. [Only current exemptions - Yemen, Israel, Ukraine, Palestine] 2. Deportation is part of the sentence. You can certainly appeal the conviction, but you can't get acquitted, you are out. From the court or the jail to the plane. 3. Unsafe country - its off to a tented encampment on Outer Uist to wait it out Same for those with no papers. 4. HRA updated so that the public interest over rules that of offenders 5. HRA has a new right, the right of informed explicit consent. 6. When a country moves from dangerous to safe, then a grace period and asylum ends.  @comealongcomealong4480 
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  8927. What do they get back? Nothing. More tax, no services.
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  8928. No they are not. In the road next to me, 3 deaths in 15 months. Then another 2 with live changing injuries on top
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  8929.  @KenFullman  Which laws are they breaking? Remember this is the UK not the US.
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  8930.  @KenFullman  Come on. What laws are pedestrians breaking thousands of times a day
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  8931.  @amongsamsung9656  They do. They have right of way. Stupid, but they top the hierarchy of road user. If you go to a local junction near me, 1200 offences an hour, 98% by cyclists.
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  8932. So more lightening stikes please.
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  8933. A minimum tax of 38,500 for economic migrants solves austerity, Solves the deficit. And fixes the housing crisis [38,500 is average wage, and there's a deficit. So they aren't even net contributors, but it would be close]
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  8934. Two tier.
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  8935. Why doesn't the BBC report the pension debts? Not included in the national debt.
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  8936. Ronald McDonald is a grass
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  8937. Anyone who needs plural pronouns is definitely schizophrenic.
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  8938. Another one for my growing list. Thanks
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  8939. Granny Harmer Sir Kid Starver Sir Kier Stalin Sir Kneel Starmer Free gear queer Keir Starmer....The butcher of Westminster. Crime Minister Starmer
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  8940. South Yorkshire police found a missing 13-year-old girl in a house, naked and blind drunk, with 7 Pakistani men. "THEY ARRESTED THE GIRL" for being "Drunk & Disorderly"
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  8941.  @SauceAppleEater_2885  So what's your personal involvement in grooming and grape?
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  8942.  @Sairfecht  It was also clear that he wasn't allowed to present his defence, or evidence. A stitch up. The reasons why I think are pretty clear. South Yorkshire police found a missing 13-year-old girl in a house, naked and blind drunk, with 7 Pakistani men. "THEY ARRESTED THE GIRL" for being "Drunk & Disorderly" Just one case of many. TR was pointing this out. That was the message. The state who aided and abetted the abuse, hate that he exposed their behaviour, so they attacked him. Another example of this is Lesley Roberts in Scotland. 10,000 people murdered, and the state because its upto its neck in it, want that covered up too.
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  8943. Run Joe Run - Hunter needs you
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  8944. Tents on Benbecula
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  8945. Protected by democrats and the swamp
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  8946. 1.6 billion. Do a alex jones on them.
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  8947. Where are the trillions the workers have paid the DWP for their old age? Looted
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  8948.  @safirahmed  So why not invade the USA. Lower tax rates, lots of money there. Tax Americans so Brits don't have to pay
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  8949. How many are committing these crimes? How many do you need to jail to stop the problem?
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  8950. Starmer says votes for 16 year olds.
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  8951. @GretsGarbo Rwanda is a cess pit of genocidal maniacs.
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  8952.  @danielwright9280  Where are the trillions the socialist welfare state has taken? Why does Starmer need a law, just for him and no one else saying he can evade tax?
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  8953. Cast him away. Alexander Selkirk, who was the inspiration for Robinson Cruso, was dumped on Juan Fernández Islands Over four years Selkirk kept count of the five hundred goats he slaughtered. Others were captured only for “sport” and released after he carved a notch in their ear. This was his method of indicating the speed and physical aspects of the goat. I think we can guess what sport was involved, and he obviously liked fresh meat. I'm sure Scofield would be at home on the island.
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  8954. 5 million? Compared to 1.6 billion? Isn't 1.6 bn the new normal for damages?
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  8955.  @danhunt3327  I did. I disagree with his analysis which is to say its guidelines. Even if its guidelines, the advanced police driver [almost certainly] knows what they are. So where's the indicators turned on to change lanes? That as of last year is now the law.
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  8956.  @danhunt3327  Every qualified driver is aware that indicating is important, but many may not realise the seriousness of failing to do so. Forget to indicate, and as well as causing a collision, you could be fined up to £5000, receive up to nine points on your license, and in serious cases — be disqualified.
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  8957. They did a background check. Didn't work for Blackrock or the FBI, so they released him
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  8958. Not looking good for MPs with their 16,000 bn pension fraud.
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  8959.  @EdwardLowe-qv6yk  Difficult. You have HMRC involved. You have Parliamentary Standards involved. You may well now have the Met Involved because of the destruction of evidence.
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  8960. It's the Industrialisation of making the population into Criminals
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  8961. 4:30 is very interesting.
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  8962. So you think the state should make another 35 bn profit out of them?
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  8963. I sent the email to Simon that trigged this, so I have to say thank you for him publicising it. The question is what can you do about it? 1. Write to Daniel Greenberg CB, the standard's commissioner making a complaint You need to read up on the rules and use those. It's quite easy to pick out which rules have been broken. It's also very easy to get chat GPT to write the complaint. Cut's your workload 2. Include your MP in on it. If they get 5 letters on one subject, they take notice. If they get even more they get worried. Ask them what they are going to do? If they have been in Westminster for longer, the obvious question, did they vote for it? If they did they are in just as much mess, as Starmer, under the rules. If you have the time, go and see them. Ask them why they are cutting the pensions for the peasants whilst Starmer is looting? Ask them if they voted for him? 3. The civil service are also in a mess. They were complicit in it which makes for complaints. 4. I've some FOI requests going in. What's' the betting there's no documents, ie. they are hiding them, or you get back those documents that have been painted black. I've masses of those from the cabinet office.
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  8964.  @lynnlovattjones4171  They tried insurance in Switzerland. I had it. Cheap, a sticker on your bike. But that's no longer required. What's required? 1. Police finning cyclists. 2. Bikes confiscated and destroyed for offences such as pavements, red lights, pedestrian crossings. 3. Mandatory wearing of yellow jackets with your number on the back. That enables red light cameras to get cyclists. 4. Points on your driving license. If you haven't got one it waits until you get your license, then they kick in. 6 points off a year after than.
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  8965. For IT, its a complete game changer.
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  8966.  @Brad-pc3bi  Socialist state robots must be taxed. They can't tell me how much tax a drinks vending machine should pay. The can't say if it gets a pension and free at the point of use repairs.
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  8967. How can he agree to a plea deal when he's psychotic?
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  8968.  @TheEverest72  Reeves can't have it. It's gone on here price inceases.
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  8969. Where he will radicalise lots of other criminals. That's why all foreign criminals need to be deported. Second there needs to be segregation to prevent that radicalisation.
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  8970.  @FreeUKBCFC  I did an analysis of grooming gangs Birth Percentage Count Fled - extradited 0.36% 1 Multiple hits 21.17% 58 No birth record. 45.26% 124 Stripped of citizenship 1.46% 4 UK 31.75% 87 Grand Total 100.00% 274 Forget the formatting. 274 offenders The key points. I can't tell for some if they are born here because of multiple hits. Same name. For those even when I find a single name in the UK I can't tell if they are one and the same. There could be two people with that name. So the UK total is an over estimate. Even for those born in the UK, how many have dual nationality? How many can claim dual nationality by descent? So at a minimum 50% can be deported. The reality is far far higher. At least one said I give up my Pakistani nationality as a ruse to not be deported. Now on the right to a family life. I agree. That needs to be protected. Immediate family go too.
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  8971.  @FreeUKBCFC  There are three reasons to imprison people. 1. Punishment 2. Protection of the public 3. In the case of mental illness, protection of the person in a secure establishment Choudary needs punishing. In the case of protecting the public, would deportation prevent him from carrying on? I doubt it. He's not mad.
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  8972. Perhaps she's in Alli's shag pad.
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  8973. It's simple. 1. List of safe countries 2. Remove the decision of safe countries from judges 3. If you try and claim asylum from a safe country, its back on the plane. 4. Economic migrants? A minimum tax code of 38,000 a year, per migrant. 5. If a country moves from dangerous to safe you move from asylum to economic migrant. You get 3 months notice your tax code will have a minimum 6. If you don't pay the tax, you have to leave. 7. If you commit a crime, or have a criminal record, you have to leave. No need for Rwanda. The decision can be made in minutes. Then its a holding centre, next flight out. Given the numbers, we can charter planes to deal with the problem very quickly. Economic migrants? It's taxed at source, so that deals with most apart from the tax dodging illegal workers. That's a crime, treat it as such.
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  8974. On your Bike Kahn, no more armour plated range rovers on us.
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  8975. How does that compare against avoidable errors by medical staff?
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  8976. He doesn't have a clue. Ask him the basic questions. How much pension debt has the welfare state accumulated? Where are the trillions of pounds of wealth its taken from the masses?
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  8977. Report every letter via a police website as harrasment. You can find the name of the woman running BBC revenue, to indentify the correct offender. Remember, the victim gets to decide if its a crime.
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  8978.  @NemeanLion-  It's called assault. You've provided all the evidence. The video has the evidence. What you are giving is an excuse.
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  8979.  @NemeanLion-  I've no qualms with both being reported to the police.
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  8980. 1. Want a postal vote? Take it in person to your local council, have your ID checked, get given the ballot, put it in the ballot box. 2. Cannot leave the house? A local council employee goes to you, and collects the ballot. 3. If you want to vote, you have to have ID. Other changes . No votes for foriegners. Not even naturalised ones. Constituency sizes changed to reflect the number of voters, not the number of inhabitants. Constituencies are then merged, by election held. Don't even wait until a general election. No foreigners or natualised citizens to hold any public office.
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  8981. What's the difference between that sign, and a sign used to extort money from people parking on private land? How would you write the sign so it is enforceable?
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  8982.  @steveturner6770  Stamer said when he was in charge at the CPS, they only prosecuted a handful. Last count I saw was 99 and rising. He also was trying to say, look I was very good and we had a small failure rate. So he mentioned the number of prosecutions on his watch at 4 million. Implying that 5 / 4,000,000 is a small error rate. But we know that 99/99 of the Post Office cases were malicious. How many of the 4 million are? It's way higher. Next, given a very low prosecution rate, 4 million implies crime in the UK is completely out of control. Either because of criminals or because the state is industrialising the criminalisation of the peasants. I tend towards both. That's what Starmer and co created.
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  8983. Alison Saunders - I know who she was. The question for you what was her role in things? Starmer has made statements. She hasn't.  @steveturner6770 
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  8984. 99 is the last number I saw. So the bigger question. Why 4 million prosecutions?  @steveturner6770 
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  8985. The Crown Prosecution Service has admitted it may have been involved in 99 Post Office prosecutions involving the defective Horizon IT system, according to a leaked letter seen by The Telegraph. In the letter, a senior executive also disclosed that 39 sub-postmasters “believed to have been prosecuted” by the CPS had been written to with advice on “how to challenge their convictions”.  @steveturner6770 
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  8986. PS. Your data is older than the post I've given you. They didn't know how many they have prosecuted. It will be worse. Not included in that were the Post Masters that were extorted by the CPS and the PO. Hand over cash, quit and we won't prosecute etc.  @steveturner6770 
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  8987. Did he vote before he tried to kill?
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  8988. Wind turbines = higher prices.
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  8989. 1. Does the primary tell the secondary if it is deliberately being shut down, so the handover can happen fast? 2. What about, say a fibre feed and a starlink as a backup. Automatic fail over? What about bonding?
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  8990.  @MariaPaley  So why didn't he increase the sentence? Someone had a word in his ear.
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  8991.  @MariaPaley  I agree. But they won't take his pension. We still have to get that petition past.
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  8992. What's the betting that France does a South Korea
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  8993. Where are his expenses?
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  8994.  @paulmapp8306  So lets start. The state already has ID systems. 1. Birth certificates. Rampant misuse by Romanians to get extra welfare fraudulently. 2. National Insurance Turns out more NI numbers than people. Rampant fraud again. 3. Driving licenses. Again massive numbers issued. Use for fraud left right and centre. Lots of people using other people's licenses. Others take tests for them. 4. Passports - ditto 5. Illegals How many illegals in the UK, with ID? Without ID? The state's not good at running ID systems let alone managing them Instead address the real problem, its easy.
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  8995.  @SilverFoxHotTakes  They have no policies. I listened to the Tory candidates. I was particularly looking out for policies they want to implement. There were none. Zero. That's where reform can and will win. Have hard policies. For example. Automatic deportation for criminals. How are the others going to argue against it? All you do is keep coming up with examples of the evil people. In particular people who have committed multiple offences. A list of safe countries is another. If you can go on holiday to the country, its safe. A safe list removes the Home Office, and courts from decisions. You offer the right to sponsor migrants to the left. They won't take it up. Families might. That's a starter
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  8996. I'm still waiting! :-)
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  8997. Quite rightly. What's wrong is foreigners not getting huge sentences for that type of crime. No jail because you're a r person with no mates?
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  8998. Played two, lost two. What s it? Best of 5?
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  8999. Florence of Belgrava!!! Ha ha
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  9000. It's a pantomime
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  9001. I agree. His defence are going to big it up, destroying evidence, the works. Particularly because it was pointed out that they would be destroying a crime scene before the trial. That shows they are trying to hide something. It goes beyond, oh we didn't think of that.
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  9002. Mistrial? Major issue is that you can't rebuild the crime scene.  @joshuaedwards3322 
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  9003. Will he squeal on her?
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  9004.  @ElizabethF2222  Yep. She has an aid with the baloons at the ready. I'm surprised they haven't taken the mickey out of her. ie. The Comedians doing it.
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  9005.  @ciaranmarsh255  He's behind you? Who? Trump!
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  9006. El Loco.
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  9007. Look at Argentina. Left wing. Now you have a complete libertarian. Or Trump in the US. Outsider Or Germany, with AfD. The rule book has been torn up.  @stevec6427 
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  9008. Very Rolf Harris.
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  9009. 10:40 Kathy Hochul? She sounds like she has been drinking from the same bottle as Nancy Pelosi
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  9010.  @englishguy215  whereas Nancy is under the table
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  9011.  @braveorslave  Maybe. There are millions who have been brainwashed into thinking the state is here to help them
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  9012. I see the BBC have changed the headline from Assasin Misses Trump - Again.
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  9013. Starmer cannot fix things for the simple reason there is no palatable fix for the mess they have created. They know, on regime change that their crimes get exposed. For example, the pension fraud. They are at real risk of being sent down for a very very long time.
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  9014.  @ryanm7097  They've canceled their BBC licenses. No more propaganda.
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  9015. ow is that possible that a country can deport its Own citizens to another country because the father is from that country I suspect it's the same as the criminals here claiming they can't be deported because of a right to a family life. We also get close to saying look, if you can't force people to move taking their children with them because it would violate the children's rights, that also means, no child can be allowed to be a migrant. Same logic. On welfare, the question is you haven't been paying in. Tough I know, but true. On the racism in the UK, I agree with you. It's completely anti white. It's completely anti male. And you have no right of redress.  @OoohAaah6603 
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  9016. Was the dead woman on the contract?
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  9017. Xiaoyu Shu, Yin Ying Wang, Yunchen Huang, Peng Liu, Ang Li, Qiji Wang Convicted of Money laundering and tax evasion Will they be deported? Of course not. Since they were enabling tax evasion in China, the will claim they will be executed if returned.
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  9018. Elvis has gone missing from my local chippy.
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  9019.  @chickendinner4098  Lets have Westminster's heating turned off in Solidarity this winter.
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  9020.  @SlowJoe9114  Most would agree, except MPs. The real problem is we cannot afford the welfare state. The reason is how much debt has the welfare state and the state in general run up. 2. 5 trillion borrowed 16 trillion in pension debts. .... All because the accountants have hidden the big debts off the books. For a lecturer in accountancy not to even discuss that mess, says its gone wrong
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  9021.  @marijo1951  I want the monarcy gone. I want the lords gone. I want most politicians gone. The BBC, short term the license fee at £1, then abolished within a year. Ukraine I agree.
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  9022. Racism. What's interesting about the far right mantra, repeated ad nauseum, across all MSM is that its clearly being coordinated. Someone is pulling their strings.
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  9023. The statistics are bogus. The calculations of probabilities laughable wrong.
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  9024.  @nighttrain1236  Give an example.
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  9025.  @nighttrain1236  The worst for me was the judge that said Baynesian inference was hogwash and banned it.
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  9026.  @nighttrain1236  Here's my problem. Evidence was presented that the odds were rare that you get this number of deaths in one institution so it must be her. Shrewsbury and Telford hospital NHS trust uncovered hundreds of cases. 201 babies, 9 mothers would have survived in care had been better. That excludes other effects. 1,592 women and babies either died, were left disabled, or were traumatised Problems over the assessment of women, the monitoring of babies and the management of severe incidents were highlighted as needing immediate improvement at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital. See also East Kent (multiple hospitals). See Morecambe Bay. 40% are not up to standard. So you need those odds to factor into any calculation of odds that she did it. If we take English (not Scots, Welsh etc) acute hospitals (not GPs, not dentists, not pharmacists), 20,000 killed a year from avoidable errors. Factor that rate in. It wasn't done.
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  9027.  @nighttrain1236  The second response. Look at the Post Office. That's how the establishment works. It's also why with both the PO, the Police, the NHS, even Grenfell, there's one common factor to all of the mess. Self regulation. Same with the courts.
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  9028.  @nighttrain1236  No I'm not. I'm pointing out the background rate of errors is extremely high. It's the same as packing a blackjack deck of cards with 10s Jacks, Queens Kings and Aces. That changes the odds dramatically. So I've given lots of direct examples of disasters in maternity wards across the UK. That changes those odds. In general the avoidable death rate in the NHS is a disaster of epic proportions. How many in Grenfall? How many in the NHS? So some more peer reviewed stuff ======== Avoidability of hospital deaths and association with hospital-wide mortality ratios: retrospective case record review and regression analysis Around one in 20 (6%) of patients are affected by preventable harm in medical care, of which around 12% causes permanent disability or death, finds a study published by The BMJ today. Their findings are based on data from 70 observational studies involving 337,025 mostly adult patients. Of these, 28,150 experienced harmful incidents and 15,419 experienced preventable harmful incidents. ========= I've more examples of this, all backing me up. It's interesting that you're not presenting any evidence. Why?
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  9029.  @slottyken  It was in this case. However the issue is Baynes. The Appeal Court has ruled that's illegal. Look play blackjack. I'll assume you know about card counting. Stack the deck so its only 10s and aces. You're going to hit 20s and 21s. It's a rigged game. The background rate is the deck. You can't calculate the odds without knowing the background rate. So odds are regularly presented. Every hear the odds of a DNA match? In the billions. But where's the odds of errors in the labs or cross contamination, or even evidence being planted. All are higher than one a billion. Plus you have odds of being an identical twin.
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  9030.  @nighttrain1236  Check today's news Great Ormond Street Hospital in London is reviewing more than 700 cases involving children who were seen by a former orthopaedic surgeon. The hospital says its taking allegations surrounding 'botched operations' on children's limbs 'incredibly seriously.' It has emerged at least one child had to have a leg amputated following procedures carried out by Yaser Jabbar at Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH), while others suffered leg length discrepancies needing further and prolonged care. Has he killed anyone? May well be. He's done millions of pounds of damages to people and to the economy that will still exist in 90, 100 years time. Repeat repeat repeat across the NHS. The NHS isn't looking for the mistakes, and that's why the calculations of odds are wrong.
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  9031. Chop chop.
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  9032. So on the science. The rotation speed of the earth has gone up. How does that square with your claims of polar melt?
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  9033. So why aren't the pair of them on conspiracy charges?
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  9034. Another approach is a minimum tax code set at break even. 40K a year. How many will meet that test? 40K a year, means no welfare. That's easy to implement. Tax code changes can be sent out in a month. Welfare changes can be done in the same time. You might have some costs associated with it, such as flights home.
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  9035. Trying living without a house. You'll miss what it produces.
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  9036.  @WarrenPeaceOG  It produces shelter.
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  9037.  @WarrenPeaceOG  No. We live in an economy dominated by debt and extortion by the state.
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  9038. A minimum tax code of 40K a year (break even)
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  9039. Both of them,
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  9040. Who will pick out cotton? That was the refrain from the plantation owners. It's the same reason behind the migration.
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  9041. And one defaulter, and you are bust.
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  9042. How about if tax was capped at 2% above the cost of services? Oh wait, they already make a 30% gross profit margin.
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  9043.  @stevenpaterson5100  ## Asylum 1. A list of safe countries. Might be easier to make a list of dangerous countries. Israel, Palestine, Yemen, Ukraine. 2. No asylum from safe countries. 3. When a country moves from dangerous to safe, you get a grace period and your asylum is over. 4. No claims if you passed through a safe country to get to the UK ## Criminals 1. Barred from entry 2. Deported if here, automatically at conviction or at the end of sentence. 3. If from a dangerous country, then off to a Scottish Island to a tented encampment to wait it out. 4. Destroy you papers? Off to the island until they arrive. See point, if its a safe country.... ## Economic Migrants 1. No discrimination. No pro White EU racism for example. 2. Net contributors only. 3. You get a minimum tax code of 38,500 a year, increasing in line with average wages. 4. No welfare for economic migrants. No housing benefit, income support.... 5. Remember, they came here for economic reasons. If its not economic for them they leave. ## Impacts 1. Massive cuts in state spending. 2. The beneficial migrants not affected 3. Wages rise for the poor brits 4. Tax receipts from brits go up 5. Welfare for brits goes down 6. Housing problem cured. ## Implementation 1. Average wage - once a year from the ONS 2. Tax code? HMRC already know who is from overseas because of NI registration. Letters go out to employers. 3. Annual Check? Easy 4. Letters with the short fall? Easy 5. Tax avoidance convictions? Easy - single justice system. All cases signed off by one judge. 6. One law change, on conviction, deported. Make it automatic. You can appeal the conviction, not the deportation.
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  9044. So antiwhite racist says his racism is really a mental illness. He's a racist. Pure and simple.
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  9045. They are worse off because of taxation. Dodds wants more taxation so she can spend other people's money.
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  9046. Could be this one Name Abdulaziz Haruna Birth Feb 1998 Burnley and Pendle, Lancashire
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  9047. Neopotism or blackmail?
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  9048.  @crow4936  If you watch the video, the attacker is face down on the floor. The officer has a taser in their hand. They are 3 meters away. 1. You can't miss from that range. 2. If what you say is true, you don't get close. 3. You taser them. Once for the first hit, second for fun/to be sure. But you exhibit the current problem in the UK. Tribalism. You have assumed because I stated that the officer is not allowed to kick people in the head, that must mean I'm in favour of the 3. I'm not. I think they should be convicted, jailed and deported. Gone for good. Sends a message. The idea that someone who thinks differently from you is automatically wrong is bonkers. Grow up. Stop with the tribalism. It's what MPs want. Have the public fight each other rather than target them so the can carry on looting etc. For example The Pensions Increase (Pension Scheme for Keir Starmer QC) Regulations 2013 Why would the PM need his own tax evasion bill?
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  9049. Compare the release of the mugshot of the Plymouth attacker, in under 24 hours. So with Southport, why no release of the mugshot after the court name him? The race of the offender is the obvious factor. On Starmer's statement. Who pushed the Amazon are to blame agenda? Number 10's press team.
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  9050. Jeffrey Epstein's lost a lot of weight.
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  9051.  @anjou6497  So talking of accounting. Has Joe paid the tax on his 10%?
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  9052.  @anjou6497  He's a tax evader. Trumps DOJ should go for him for it. He's got lots of witnesses that Biden is at the top of his game. All from the democrat party.
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  9053. They have just emptied a block on the Old Kent Road, today, for the same reason.
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  9054. Waste of time? The police wanted to shut Robinson down. It's all about the suppression and that was why they impose bail conditions. This is just the same behaviour as their antisemitic attack on the Jewish man.
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  9055. Correct. Now I found out the rules if he steps down. All the money goes back to the donors. They might not like the replacement and they might decide not to give at all. After all what would they get back without their preferred in the White House?
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  9056.  @PatrickRichardson-gj3wb  Look, here's a scam idea for you. You work for a bank. Send the money to the wrong address. Then turn up in court, and get a court order demanding the money is repaid. You give her the account details. She transfers it. You slice and dice it, wash it fast. Now the bank says, where's the money? Bank employee says, here's the details, she's transfered it to her mates. Hence you must have a court order in my opinion to return it. You take that court order, and the bank then has to make the transfer. You are off the hook for the mess
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  9057.  @PatrickRichardson-gj3wb  hourly account leger would have that spotted in minutes How? The account number entered was wrong. It's not a one sided entry.
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  9058. It's not increasing. It's the same value as it was last year.
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  9059.  @kimgrant3879  Why? They have paid in, and paid in way more than others.
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  9060.  @Hanloss  So they aren't better off. They are just standing still on the pension front. On the fuel part they are losing.
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  9061. Neither born in the UK.
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  9062. It was politically expedient.  @patrickhall6627 
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  9063. Ministry of truth.
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  9064.  @delhog6161  Democrats are flogging a dead horse.
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  9065. Take the money and run.
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  9066.  @PatrickRichardson-gj3wb  Irony - I forgot Americans don't do Irony. Why she should have done is transfer the cash to an interest bearing account. Then just tell them, you have to prove in court that the money is yours. I want legal fees, I want compensation, and I want that court order to indemnify me against any errors. There's a 1 year wait list for court time. So that's $50K at least in interest.
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  9067.  @WarrenPeaceOG  A fairy story. Face up to the reality. The state has created the mess. The state has hidden the mess. There is no palatable solution.
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  9068. @Arnold_Slater1223 Russia made major miscalculations on Ukraine. Use of drones wasn't on their radar. Ukraine attacking inside Russia wasn't on their radar. The drone war will step up. I assumed that it would be larger drones targetting inside russia. Using cheap second hand light aircraft hadn't occurred to me. Cessna 152. Ferry range: 795 mi with a 200kg explosive load. Cost £50K. A bit of money on the autopilot and remote control. Explosives are cheap for the military. So 3 times the cost of a hand built drone, but can be build quickly and carry a much large payload. Targets - power supply, fuel depots, oil refineries, ports, locomotives, airports.
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  9069.  @rich11a15  You mean like the millions of illegals on the Mexican border? The one's attacking US military?
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  9070. So where are the trillions the workers have paid into the welfare states? No corporates involved. Why are the debts hidden
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  9071.  @adamredwine774  Any migrant who becomes a citizen is taxed. ======= What's break even levels of tax?
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  9072.  @ragingmonk6080  Correct. So what's break even? Average wage is 38,500 a year. There's a deficit. Mr Average doesn't GENERATE sufficient tax, on average to cover his state services. That ignores pay later services such as pensions. So set the minimum tax code to be 38,500 plus extra to cover the deficit. 40K a year minimum tax code. That's fair.
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  9073.  @adamredwine774  PS. One reasonable assumption is that the variability is the same as everyone else. The levels of income, for single migrants they are effectively the same. For families the evidence is that they are lower. So lets have that tax change, and the problem of net consumers of other people's money sorts itself out.
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  9074.  @ragingmonk6080  Migrants buy things they get taxed ======= So lets look at a min wage migrant. Taxed? £1000 What else do they spend their money on? Food. VAT free. Rent. VAT free. Not much left over to be taxed at 20%. Average state spend per person? 14K All min wage migrants like min wage Brits don't cover their costs. Now remember, I said GENERATE. That includes all other taxes such as corporation tax. On average they don't. I didn't even break out public sector workers where other people have to pay tax, so it gets given to them to pay their tax. They generate no tax at all. So its calling your bluff. Min tax code, easy to implement, solves the problem very quickly
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  9075.  @edmurth  Why do you need the tax or the births? Ah yes, that socialist pension ponzi.
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  9076.  @Skygrey2943  No, it's definitely the widening gap between of the richest and the poorest. ========= Absolutely correct. A disaster. Now the rich have become richer because they have invested money. They haven't become richer at 0% interest hoarding money in the bank. So why haven't the poor benefited? For example the workers have paid the government trillions for the old age. Where's that wealth? Why hasn't it been invested for the benefit of the people who earned the money? How much pension debt does the state have? Debt is just negative wealth. You need to answer those questions to see who has caused the mess.
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  9077. Oh the racist one. The one who wants special rules for EU nationals who are 97% white. Different rules for Indians who are 99+% brown.
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  9078. He's a unconscious white supremacist. He wants policies that are racist in nature. I've challenged him in person on it, and he can't handle it. Why unconcious? It's because he hasn't thought about whether the policies he wants are racist, and they are.  @richardgallagher4880 
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  9079. Nah its the electorate. It's the mob with burning torches and pitchforks. It's also from migrants,
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  9080. It typically just takes a magnet.
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  9081. Your assumption is that the state can help people. It can't Too late for that. 16 trillion pounds of hidden pension debts is why
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  9082.  @sebastianw7348  So what does that tell you when the Tories and Labour are screwing people over? On the markets, its very easy. Go full Argentina. That makes public sector workers unemployed. So you need to make jobs for them. That's easy. We have millions of uneconomic economic migrants. They leave, the jobs are then available. Now with the deficit turned into a surplus, you can ignore the city, you don't need to borrow. The borrowing is paid off and the city has no power. Same for the WEF. On companies, abolish the subsidies. Zero. Zilch. For core items, water, power, gas, rail, roads, put in place a proper regulator. Make sure everything is hypothecated. It's not hard. Can be done in a couple of months. Which bit would you like to discuss in detail?
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  9083. Only because the UK and France allow it.
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  9084.  @johnclements6614  JJohn, there are also special rules for the Bosphorus. That's why Turkey is looking at a canal. It can then charge and shut the Bosphorus down for ship traffic.
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  9085.  @johnclements6614  PS theres an area in the Far east, north of Japan where there was a donut of russian seas, with a hole in the middle. Fishing vessels from all and sundry were plundering the hole. The result was Russia was given jurisdiction over an area more than 200 from its shores.
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  9086.  @johnclements6614  No they don't. Lets say the Maltese ship was carrying bombs to Russia. The UK and France are perfectly within their rights to say no. Same for fertilizer. There are sanctions on Russia, and plenty of ships have been siezed under that.
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  9087.  @johnclements6614  No John. Read the treaty. There are specific clauses on military ships.
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  9088. It's the same argument that slave owners used in the deep south. Who will pick our cotton? Just change cotton for any other job
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  9089.  @blueroyals71  1. Put a minimum tax code on economic migrants of 40K a year - break even - taxed at source, raises billions. 2. No welfare for migrants. None. Zilch. 3. At the end of the year, check the tax paid. If its not at that 40K a year, send out the final demand. 4. If the short fall isn't paid, single justice system, send in the baliffs. If that doesn't produce the cash within 3 months, arrest and deport for being a tax criminal. What happens? Wages rise at the low end, jobs for the unemployed. Welfare costs fall drastically, tax receipts rise. Very simple, uses an existing system. HMRC. No need for lots of civil servants etc. Works year in year out.
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  9090. And not fund others.
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  9091. So why do Democrats want criminals? I presume its that they can them blame Trump for the crime wave. So when Trump removes the offenders, crime goes down and they are exposed.
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  9092. Keep pushing them. They are worried about the election. Lots of letters cause a medical condition at the other end.
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  9093. Breaking news. In a last throw of the dice, the Democrats have had Donald Trump arrested for beating two women. Hillary and Kamala.
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  9094.  @michaelgallagher1882  I hear propaganda from the bbc he's called Sven and he's from Norway.
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  9095. Just like the BBC saying not paying the license fee is the leading cause of climate change.
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  9096. However, the appeal court judges said his evidence was not admissable because her defence did not call him in the trial. 'No good reason has been shown why the applicant should now be allowed to adduce evidence which could have been obtained and adduced at the appropriate time,' they said. ============ In jail because your baristers f-up. Just another example of the legal system doing a Lord Denning. Far better to innocents killed instead of the judges admitting they got it wrong.
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  9097.  @julianshepherd2038  You have to look at the definition of what appears on the liability side of the balance sheet. For example, give the government money and the government agrees to repay you in the future according to a formula. For example, inflation link bonds fit that. Pensions fit that. The actual definition is this. **A liability/debt is a present obligation of the enterprise arising from past events, the settlement of which is expected to result in an outflow from the enterprise of resources embodying economic benefits** For example, if the state has received money in the past and is obligated to pay it back in the future its a debt. e.g Borrowing or pensions. Economic value covers services and goods. For example, if you worked for the state in the past and as a result the state is obligated to pay you a pension in the future, its a debt. Same for unpaid wages. Other examples, if we take the NHS. If the NHS has damaged someone in the past, from a mistake then the expected damages are also a debt/liability
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  9098.  @julianshepherd2038  If you want another test Julian. Go to your local UNISON meeting. Stand up and say you are going to partially cure austerity by cancelling their civil service pensions. After all they aren't owed it. [1] You might want to wear a stab proof vest and wear a helmet.
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  9099.  @julianshepherd2038  The EU is a debt. A part of the agreement the UK is on the hook for 10% of their debts. Unpaid wages? Wages are paid in arrears. It's a debt You clearly do not understand accounting.
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  9100.  @SanderBelt-qz2ue  So for those that paid the most in to get a pitiful pension you are going to screw them out of what they are owed? So how big are the socialist welfare state's pension debts? 16 trillion rising at 10%. So unless you and mr min wage pays thta £600,000 debt, and the £60,000 annual increase, then even the poor are going to be screwed.
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  9101.  @SanderBelt-qz2ue  So how about jail for those that run the ponzi? 100% asset stripped and all their children, children's children, .... on the hook for the debt? No leaving the country. No bankruptcy.
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  9102. They are too far away. Simple.
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  9103. Nah, the head of the BoE revealed the real reason the other day. Mass migration.
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  9104.  @soundscape26  So do Gurkas, but they aren't British when they sign up;
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  9105.  @johnnyraysimpson92  No I'm just saying 1. If you have a criminal record you can't come to the UK 2. If you commit a crime in the UK you are deported. Next flight from the court, or from the prison door. 3. You have to be a net contributor. ie. Pay more tax than you cost. 4. That means no welfare for migrants. None. Zero. and lastly, the bit you didn't get. No discrimination. White red, black brown, yellow or green. Irrelevant. Gay straight deluded or asexual - doesn't matter. [Animals and children - illegal] Region? Doesn't matter. Which bit do you not get? Which bit of the above is bad?
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  9106.  @johnnyraysimpson92 He wouldn't be in the UK. Here's my prediction. 1. He has a criminal record. 2. He's not working 3. He's most likely to be a drug dealer Nothing about only foreigners committing crimes. The UK is a state. The UK can set laws. The UK can decide who comes, and who stays. Why should we accept criminals?
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  9107.  @johnnyraysimpson92  but how could anything you have suggested have stopped this crime in particular? ========= Not in the UK, how would he have committed the crime?
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  9108.  @johnnyraysimpson92  That's the difference. We're stuck with the English criminals. When it comes to foreign criminals, we can just deport them. Do you not understand the difference?
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  9109.  @johnnyraysimpson92  So I now agree he was born here. Along with his other siblings. However his parents weren't born here. So he's entitled to a foreign passport. So he can be deported and the UK can be safe from him and his crimes.
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  9110.  @johnnyraysimpson92  Name Gregory A Clifford Spouse Maria R Farrugia Marriage Oct 1992 Enfield, Greater London, United Kingdom No records of Gregory A Clifford or Maria R Farrugia being born in the UK 4 offspring Ryan Gregory Apr 1996 Kyle Marcus Apr 1998 Bradley Andrew Oct 1993 Sian Stephanie Mar 1999 All born Enfield Greater London The Farrugia name is more likely to be Maltese. So we can still deport. He wouldn't be stateless.
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  9111.  @johnnyraysimpson92  The bit you are dodging. Do we deport foreign criminals? Lets give a hard example Anjum Dogar born 1982, but not in the UK. The three men were each handed life sentences for the offences and Mohammed Karrar will serve a minimum jail term of 18 years, Bassam Karrar will serve at least 10 years and Dogar will serve a minimum of 20 years. You can google exactly what they did. So in 2039, he should be on the plane back to Pakistan. He should be asset stripped, and any state pension he's built up should go to the victims.
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  9112.  @julieatkin3188  And Sian Clifford, the actress. Kyle's sister.
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  9113.  @johnnyraysimpson92  So do you think this immigrant family have been good for the UK? Whose ended up paying the costs?
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  9114.  @johnnyraysimpson92  The Cliffords are migrants.
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  9115.  @johnnyraysimpson92  Or take Naim Khan. Not born in the UK. Should you be forced to have him in your spare bedroom and fund him for the rest of your life? He was sentenced to a total of 24 years’ imprisonment. 21 on appeal
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  9116.  @johnnyraysimpson92  Being born her doesn't mean you don't have a foreign nationality.
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  9117.  @johnnyraysimpson92  having foreign nationality doesn't automatically make you a criminal Where have I said that? What I've said if you are foreign and a criminal you are kicked out. Completely different from what in your mind you think other people have said. A follow on to that relates to this migrant family, the Cliffords. Have they been good for the UK? The answer is no. Two are going to be in jail for decades at huge costs to others. We've paid for their education, health, everything. The chances that their parents have paid anywhere near the amount of money its costs others is farcical. So I think we should have a system, where people like yourself put your wealth, your money, you property, your pension, on the line. You fund any short fall between costs and taxes generate.
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  9118. I had another begging text from the GP today.  @markangelorgs.2773 
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  9119. Some bits coming out of the inquiry are interesting. One bit I saw stated that a transaction was taking 10 seconds, locking the system for that period of time. A bit more digging and its clear they didn't build it as a distributed system. For example, if you have a Point of Sale system, then updating the accounts in real time is not a requirement. What you should do is separate off the book keeping, with a queue between the POS and the Accounts. POS does its transaction, puts it on a queue. That's fast. The back end then pulls the transaction off and handles it. No need for the transactions to be synchronous. A proper fault tolerant queueing system is needed. MQ for example. 1. I bet they were using raw SQL to update the database 2. Accounting entries. Never ever delete. Reverse and rebook, with links between the transactions. 3. Integrity constraints, on the DB 4. Full audit trail, with records written to a write only log. 5. A proper role based security system and that includes the accounts for the technical users [eg. Cron jobs] 6. Integrity reports just for it integrity. Another issue, I bet the accountants designing the system didn't understand IT. And the IT staff didn't understand accounting. For example, how many people understand that double entry is a consequence of the accounting equation, not a fundamental principle?
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  9120. So one check that needs implementing. You have to provide ID to get any medical help.  @Buckets1000 
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  9121. Always the cyclists.
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  9122.  @aubreydavis8822  Labour will be worse. After all they propose more policies identical to that which produced a 16 trillion pound pension debt, with no assets to pay
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  9123. They ain't going to make a profit for decades. Could it happen again? It's happening no stop.
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  9124. Can you program it? Ding dong ding dong - Leper, Leper, Leper .... @ky314 
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  9125. Its' all over the place. Almost all can be deported [I've done an analysis over well over 200 of them]. The Home Office has failed.  @alexanderthegreat6640 
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  9126. Well start off with the basics. How big are the pension debts? What's the rate of increase? What's the per tax payer share? They are the relevant facts. But they are missing from your argument.
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  9127.  @erongi233  That's one measure. The problem with it is that its a current cost. The debt tells you the future cost. It's a measure of how much austerity you will have to impose going foreward. Your measure is just the current level of austerity. So what are the measures? There are quite a few. Current cost. Future cost. They both tell you the level of austerity. But why use GDP? That's saying that look we can take all the money and use it for the state. That's not going to work. What level of taxation do you think the people who pay for it all will tolerate? Why not use percentage of tax? ie. What proportion of the states revenue can go on the debts? There are lots of other measures. For example, debt per tax payer
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  9128.  @erongi233  What about how much debt per tax payer? A level of how much asset stripping will be needed to pay the debts. That's also the measure of austerity needed to pay them.
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  9129.  @erongi233  So how big's the debt, then you can work out what percentage of tax is needed. Currently that's 30%.
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  9130.  @erongi233  Generally, no national pensions are fully funded. = Correct = Most national pension systems operate on a pay-as-you-go basis, meaning that current workers' contributions are used to pay for the benefits of current retirees. = Correct. I've no argument with any of that. Now people have paid in. They are owed a pension. Pure and simple. That's a debt. How much debt? Next can the state default on the debt? Yes. It changes the law and says to the peasants we aren't paying you. So how big is the debt? 16 trillion. Will the state default on the debt? yes, it will default again. As it has in the past. So that's the welfare state for you
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  9131.  @erongi233  It's not a willy waving competition. The UK is bankrupt because of the state's pensions. So is France for example. The joke, Daddy Daddy, I might be a tad pregnant applies. It's a boolean.
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  9132. Which family? :-)
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  9133. Deliberate choice of words
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  9134. Plenty of statements that impeachment vote, then you have a trial in the senate. You can't be tried twice in the US.
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  9135. It's a trial.  @mooseheadjack1  The federal House of Representatives can impeach a party with a simple majority of the House members present or such other criteria as the House adopts in accordance with Article One, Section 2, Clause 5 of the United States Constitution. This triggers a federal impeachment trial in the United States Senate, which can vote by a 2/3 majority to convict an official, removing them from office. The Senate can also further, with just a simple-majority vote, vote to bar an individual convicted in a senate impeachment trial from holding future federal office. Notice TRIAL. That word in the constitution. Its a TRIAL The Double Jeopardy Clause of the Fifth Amendment to the United States Constitution provides: "[N]or shall any person be subject for the same offence to be twice put in jeopardy of life or limb..."[1] The four essential protections included are prohibitions against, for the same offense: retrial after an acquittal; retrial after a conviction; retrial after certain mistrials; and multiple punishment So you can't get Trump. He's been found innocent after a TRIAL.
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  9136. Civil servants on the board. His email accounts and emails need to be published.
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  9137.  @tomround8271 On the French. 1. Don't pay them 2. Moving illegals across the channel - no licences. I agree. However the real solution is simple. 1. Tax code of 38.7K a year for all economic migrants. Taxed at source - lots of money. Turns out most will find that completely uneconomic, and move of their own accord. 2. Asylum. Make a list of safe countries. You might also need a separate supreme court just for Asylum. One judge, two assessors. Majority vote. 🙂 SC is out of the picture. If you are from a safe country, holding center, next flight home. If you have claimed asylum, then three months notice of that Tax Code change. We've done our job as a country giving you refuge. Criminal record? Convicted here? Next flight home after sentence via prison to the airport, or to a holding centre from the court. Now for those entering illegaly? Well picked up, processed, into court, convicted. If the country is unsafe, you stay in the holding center until it is safe. For the unsafe countries, you get asylum. I've no qualms about that. Next, you cannot pass through safe countries to claim asylum here. The UK will not accept you Destroy your papers? Some tents on a Scottish Islands until your new papers arrive. No catch and release. It's not difficult.
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  9138. Come on Yanis. Be honest. How big are the socialist pension debts? The one's hidden off the books so you can carry on asset stripping the workers. Just like you did in Greece. 10% borrowed, 90% pensions and you defaulted on the pensions.
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  9139. What's an ad?
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  9140. Very Trotsky
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  9141.  @bmunson4920  Social spending. There's the elephant in the room that drives it. Poeple have paid welfare states trillions. SS in the, DWP in the UK, etc. Trillions of pounds/dollars of wealth paid in. As a consequence they are owed pensions. Now all that wealth has gone. It's been spent. In its place is a debt, a massive debt. How are you going to pay that debt with austerity for other people? Why are those debts hidden off the balance sheet? It's to decieve. Lie to people so they carry on handing their wealth over with a promise of payment that will never happen. The cuts and you've seen nothing yet, are because of that ponzi.
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  9142.  @fiqhonomics  So youre a money lender. Credit Card. You can borrow at 5%. However, 10% of your clients default [its 15 in practice] What rate do you need to charge? Break even, no return, no expenses.
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  9143.  @fiqhonomics  I ask you a question on break even rates for a credit card. Post your answer. It directly questions you assertion of profiteering, and of risk. I assume you can do basic maths,
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  9144.  @fiqhonomics  The second bit. We then have to look at government putting people into debt. The debt bondage issue. But start off with how much interest is fair, with zero profit.
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  9145.  @fiqhonomics  Lastly. Sharia law for government. They need to be banned from any debts.
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  9146.  @historical_lisa315  Symptom not cause.
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  9147.  @kasiahalota1199  What charges do you have on banking? How does that compare with the mopney the state extorts from you?
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  9148. 18% of workers income goes to the socialist welfare state, That's been spent, leaving a debt. No wonder you want to blame others.
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  9149.  @HaydenCyclist  The state pension is socialist. The pension debt is caused by redistribution of the wealth. A key socialist policy. There is zero investment. So its not capitalist. How are you going to pay your £600,000 share of the pension debts at 10% per annum? Ah yes, granny can freeze. Next it will be starvation. Just as Labour says. Tough decisions.
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  9150.  @ObjectiveAnalysis  Pensions are a debt. People have paid in and are owed the pension. So subsidies. No train or bus fare subsidies. No green subsidies. All gone. So how big are those socialist pension debts? The pensions are a necessity because the workers have been asset stripped. Now to pay you have to impose austerity.
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  9151.  @HaydenCyclist  Paying a pension out having paid national insurance your adult life isn't socialism. It's being paid back money you owe. ======= Exactly. I agree 100%. It's a debt. However its socialist because the money was redistributed. Nothing was invested. So how big is that debt? You don't know do you.
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  9152.  @HaydenCyclist  No its socialist. Money was redistributed. I know exactly how much the state owes pensioners as it's updated daily and readily available online as information. No its not. The borrowing is, via the DMO website. The pensions are not. Where can one get the number? If you can't provide it you are not honest.
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  9153.  @HaydenCyclist  Keynes is of course wrong. His claim that deficit spending produces a boom, is wrong. 40 years of deficit spending and mess gets bigger and bigger.
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  9154.  @HaydenCyclist  Total Amount Outstanding (including inflation uplift for index-linked gilts) = £2,553.27 billion nominal That's the borrowing number for this morning. Where's the pension number? What is it? You aren't saying.
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  9155.  @HaydenCyclist  I know exactly how much the state owes pensioners as it's updated daily and readily available online as information. ======== Where's the number? PS You are the first to say it's published daily. Believe you me, its not available. The borrowing, the money owed to bankers is. The money owed to the serfs? No.
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  9156.  @12theotherandrew  Who does? The top 10% pay 50% of income tax. The same as the other 90% Lose even a small fraction of the 10% and the UK state is screwed.
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  9157. I've just made a complaint to the BBC about their website. Knowingly publishing a porkie. They state "he might get 6 months" They link to a Sun article, and that says 10 years. The Ministry of Justice says 10 years. The BBC running protection for one of their own.
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  9158. Electoral Fraud. Insurance Fraud. False declarations on Birth Certificates. Tax fraud. Employment law broken. Not declaring rental income. Council tax fraud. Screwing ex over Capital Gains. And TV license evasion, the worst of all So many choices.
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  9159. Don't knock Joe. We need him for the election. He needs to run, so Trump is a shoe in
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  9160. Edwards is given six months imprisonment suspended for two years with a requirement to complete a sex offender programme.
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  9161. Who is her?
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  9162. 120K for your entire life mate.  @davidfoster9890 
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  9163.  @JasonKing-m6m  Or a toilet brush
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  9164. There is two tier policing. To quote one officer. "I have a mortgage and a family. If I investigated Mr X, it would end my career". Said in front of me and in front of witnesses. The police code of ethics is "Without fear or favour" That is two tier policing. Now the Met Profesional Standards Department have a problem. How can they get Mr X off the hook when I keep pointing out their delaying their investigation is designed to get to the point where the CPS say, its too late for a prosecution and Mr X is protected. Misconduct in a public office is part of it.
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  9165. Out in 18 months. Another failure of the justice system.
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  9166. The residents get the debt to pay, and no services
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  9167.  @Pinkdam  The financial institutions aren't buying gilts unless the state forces them to. Top of the list is the APF for purchasers. Other central banks again high. But the point remains. Robbing people whilst claiming aren't we being nice, and taking a cut in the process. The state always gets its cut.
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  9168. Lying to congress. That's another one for the list.
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  9169. 1. Video them 2. Ask them, do they have a warrant? 3. No - revoke the license. 4. Invoke the 5th.
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  9170. Darts, gliding, snooker, chess, ...
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  9171.  @zeno2712  Come on, snooker, what's advantage? There is in reality none. Darts, there's no. Gliding? Bar the issue of peeing, there's no advantage. Chess? No physical issues. I would suggest that its related to why men are more likely to get Asperger's. You need to have a very one track mind to get to the top.
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  9172. Chicken Joe pulls out.
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  9173.  @ferretfriend5458  So can you afford 600K at 10% per year?
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  9174. It's bizarre isn't it. Joey Marinino has promised to remove his nuts on TV if Harris wins. Almost worth voting Harris for the spectacle.
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  9175.  @marketads1  The pollster [Ann Selzer] was interviewed. She was presented with the reslts of her own poll. Didn't know what D or R meant. So what's going on? They wanted a news story. So they rigged a poll that shows Harris winning. Turns out Trump is going to win by 8-10 points
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  9176. Exactly. Accessing data about the configuration of people's PCs.
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  9177. First obvious question. Did you coordinate with the protester?
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  9178. Really? There was the case of the kidnapped goat in california that was killed. No jail time. No charges. But it was the government doing the killing.
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  9179. They will claim - look is flu and pneumonia, nothing we did.
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  9180. Amazing how their algos ban sensible posts but allows through scams.
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  9181.  @4m4n40  Certainly.
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  9182. They are worried they will be caught DUI. AOC, Pelossi are prime examples of where we need to look.
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  9183. Because he's not speeding on the pavement!. Doh!
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  9184.  @Xbalanque84  Since his attendence was 1%, whilst in the social system, strikes me that the social workers should be prosecuted for not getting a kid in their care to school.
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  9185.  @bonglandgreg  Add on Misconduct in a public office. Then we have election offences. He made a false declaration as to where he was living. I've all the evidence. Police refused to take a crime report. Currently the professional standards department have taken the approach to drag it out passed the deadline for any prosecution That reminds me. No monthly update on the complaint, that's another complaint, this time we are up to inspector level. I've not used the no update, another complaint for a while. On one occassion it got to assistand commission level. They were a bit more politically astute and turned up to apoloigise in person. Again - too late to prosecute for dangerous driving. But hey ho.
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  9186.  @cvn6555  We haven't see the body worn video. That's key. So on the two tier policing. Is the non arrest because they are protecting the officer? Not without evidence. I've had one complaint upheld recently, but they refused to fine the officer. I'm taking that to review. Met Police Another one in progress, where there is clear video evidence of an officer using a mobile whilst driving. Lots of cases where video evidence gets drivers done. But in this case they are doing absolutely everything to avoid that. Lancs police in this case. Unpleasant in reality from this force. So what's your explanation for the non prosecution? They would get positive PR from prosecuting the travellers. But no prosecution. I think its to defend the police [the two tier bit] and to prevent bad PR.
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  9187.  @ZedChew  Is there two tier policing in this case? Yes. In favour of whom? Top of my list is the police themselves. Protect them at all costs. That's why no charges. That's why no audio and BW video has been released. It's the most likely reason for the lack of a prosecution. Look at the reactions. Not prosecuting the travelers is bad. Now I tend to agree with that. It is. So the question is why? It's not as if they beat up someone whose not in the police.
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  9188.  @Dan54518  a possibility. But you have to ask why would the police go the route of disastrous PR by not prosecuting? They have the body worn video. If you are right it’s a slam dunk. But they haven’t. So you need to examine the reasons (plural) why that might be the case
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  9189.  @rollyunicorn  One option. However, its easy to prosecute them if they have done the crime. But that's not happened. The question is why? My bet goes back to what's on the Body Worn Video. I bet their lawyers haven't been able to see it. ie. There is two tier. In this case its likely to be, protect the police.
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  9190.  @JJones-oi3jc  Correct. So if that's what's happened, its a slam dunk case, the travellers lose. The police have the BWV evidence, why's it not being used? We're back to two tier. 1. the travellers are being protected. Perhaps they work for MI5 or because of colour 2. the officers are being protected, because it started with an officer throwing a punch or the officer was out and out racist. Both are two tier policing. Given the usual police attitude, I lean towards 2 having the highest probability, and the longer its draged out, the more likely. 6 months from the date of the fracas is an interesting point. Beyond that, its too late to prosecute for lots of offences.
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  9191. Fat fingers get in they way.
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  9192.  @MYCROFTonX  I would be so certain on racist intent. If you look at the research into this type of offending, they start with people near them. They will be Pakistani. Then you have a cover up because of the culture and the value on the marriage market. That's the other cover up. The racism came from the police, the local council, community 'leaders' and politicians.
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  9193. The other areas don't.
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  9194. Electoral Commission records show that Christine Lee & Co – her law firm – has donated £584,177 to Gardiner’s office, along with an April 2013 donation of £5,000 to the local association of Sir Ed Davey, now the Liberal Democrat leader. Ed Davey, also up to his neck in the Post Office mess.  @HenryHenry-g8r 
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  9195. I just found out on the what have the Romans ever done for us, they imported bed bugs.  @merlin5476 
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  9196. Interesting that payments to the leader of the lib dems - not allowed  @HenryHenry-g8r 
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  9197. Just another bot account.  @Andrew-rc3vh 
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  9198.  @roninhood1027  One argument used by the left and elite is who will do job X with no migrants. Typically associate by brits are lazy. Kelly Osbourne is a good example of this in the US. Who will clean your toilets with no Mexicans? It's the same argument used in the deep south before the civil war when a certain group wanted another group to pick their crops for free. That's the counter argument. The way of thinking is the same.
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  9199.  @Sniffles69  Well because the elite wants cheap servants and they want the peasants to pay for it. But I agree. Lets stop it. Easy to implement. 1. List of safe countries solves asylum 2. Deport criminals saves massive costs. 3. No welfare 4. A 40K a year minimum tax code. All cheap to implement. Uses existing systems. It's getting the courts and the home office out of the loop.
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  9200. That's because almost all of them are bots or have been bought for subs.
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  9201.  @MagicE13  The big questio, how to reverse it and get it back on track. Full audit, send everyone a bill with their share of the debts. Labour and the Tories will be on the run. Literally. Then a sensible discussion can start. List of safe countries, cancel any refugee status from those. With a grace period. No welfare for foreigners. Then start increasing the tax codes on foreigners here to break even. All foreign criminals deported automatically [or the Falklands if from a non safe country to wait it out]. Then we have to move on to the people who have also created the mess. El Loco in Argentina shows what can be done quickly. I would suggest starting with funding. For the quangos that go, we can set their funding to £1 a year. Then we sort the law and cancelation of the law later. The funding can be done immediately. A long list, cabinet says yes. Head of the Civil service signs it and distributes it. Then we have two other big areas. NHS and schooling. No schools run by local or national government. End of. NHS, the combination of Insurance, Regulation and Supply [Beveridge] is the disaster. We need a Bismarck system like Switzerland and Holland. Look at the health care rankings.
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  9202.  @HopeGreen-m7i  He will be the "butt" of many jokes for years to come.
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  9203. What we should do is help them. We had them to a green register. Then when the jet off long haul an alert is generated. Their return flight is cancelled, and they are added to the no fly list. They can then do what Saint Greta does, and come back with zero carbon.
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  9204.  @davelowe1977  Cause he's a fascist who wants to control other people.
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  9205.  @gio-oz8gf  And? They printed money, got inflation. Same as Mugabe.
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  9206.  @CuriousCrow-mp4cx  Printing. Same as Zimbabwe.
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  9207.  @clementattlee6984  If there was no printing there would have been no hyperinflation.
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  9208.  @zetectic7968  All you can say, is you don't like it. Weimar Republic printed lots of money. Weimar ended up with massive inflation. That's factual. Even you can't argue against the two facts. So its it random chance? Now clearly correlation isn't causation. To show it you need to add on a dose related response. Did more printing result in more inflation? The answer is yes. It's causal. Remember, if you A causes B, then A will be correlated with B. The flip side of the correletion doesn't imply causation. It does when you add in that dose related test. So do we have other examples? Of course we do. QE was followed by inflation. Notice which way round? QE came first, then inflation. Causation again. Zimbabwe printed because it destroyed its tax base. Argentina printed. That's another interesting event. El Loco has come along, stopped that. Deficits to Surplus. Economy growing. 18 ministries down to 8. Inflation is now coming down.
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  9209. A reverse ferret sounds like a sexual practice.
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  9210. All those entering illegally are breaking the law.
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  9211. Most carrying weapons, wearing masks breaking the law
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  9212. She's picked Biden. Another error in her choice of men.
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  9213. What's the betting money changed hands?
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  9214.  @nommchompsky  When Canada has tarriffs on US goods and the US doesn't, what's the correct response by the US?
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  9215. It's called supply and demand. Massive increase in the supply drives down the cost of labour, wages.  @MarkSiosal 
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  9216. They will leave if their tax codes are changed to 38K+ a year. That's the simple solution to it. Can be done in a week end.  @garrywynne1218 
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  9217. They should issue work visas only with no pathway for family Just change the tax code. The problem with visas is that its civil servants dishing them out. What happens when that doesn't work out? ie. They pay next to no tax year two onwards? We're stuck. Make it tax code based, then its out of the hands of civil servants. It's companies doing the collecting. That's why its a genius move. It's applied each year. Migrants can always stay by topping up. If there's a short fall, tax code goes up. They then hit the point very quickly where they are working for nothing.  @garrywynne1218 
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  9218.  @Banjo2030  So lets look at the achievements. Hollyrod? How much did that cost? The ferries? Again how's that going? Drug addiction? Scotland runs the NHS in Scotland. How's that going? Life expectancy? Crime? For example RVs. Why did it take so long? Even the old excuse, its the English doesnt' work. The racist attacks on an ethnic group.
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  9219.  @Banjo2030  Interesting that the list of failures I posted has disappeared. So Holyrood. How did that go? Budget against reality? Just for starters.
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  9220.  @229andymon  The RV was a personal success for Sturgeon. A vehicle she couldn't afford, paid for by others.
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  9221.  @EdNew-i5g  I've a neice who an intensive care nurse. The sort of nurse doctors ask for advice. I've seen that in person. She's done a masters in intensive care nurse. It's always one one one.
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  9222. what's the title of the video to watch it?
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  9223. 1. Union Jack 2. Cross of St George 3. NI/Ulster 4. Scotland 5. Wales Which one did you miss?  @susieb6797 
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  9224. Pretty early actually. There's lots of evidence of early ironworking in africa But most were sold in chains, not taken.
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  9225. Public sector won't know what hits them when they discover the debts that the civil servants have hidden. Massive redundancies with minimum if any payout. At that point they will discover that mass migration needs to be ended and reversed in order to make jobs for them
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  9226. Explains the Luton one.  @RobBeales 
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  9227. There needs to be finer control over search. For example, searching for map details separated from search for other things.
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  9228. No, if people are poor, then a lot will decide to take short cuts. If we look at the USA, the areas that spend a lot of abolishing poverty are the crime ridden hell holes like Detroit and San Francisco. $1.7 million on one toilet for example, helps cure poverty.
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  9229. Thanks to whoever rec'ed my post - proved it got through
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  9230. Trump, pass a law that its fraud, and make it mandatory to prosecute. In jail, the house gets repossessed.
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  9231. Cycling causes colour blindness. Red green in particular. It also affects other colours. As seen by the desire to wear fluorescent colours. Given the rampant subsequent law breaking, traffic for example, its clear it also affects other moral judgements. Must be the seats
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  9232. That was my immediate thought. The other, perhaps he's done a runner before being arrested. Second thought. Or he's going to have a pop at Trump.
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  9233. It's called projection
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  9234. It can be summed up very simply. People support the victims, don't like the attackers.
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  9235. They will all fail.
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  9236. My council's just built a sports centre. Clad in copper panels that are screwed into place. Go figure.
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  9237. Wouldn't surprise me. Get the cladding put on, then nick the panels. Then you can sell them replacements at inflated prices, or scrap for the copper. They come in at just under 40 kg a panel - I asked. £270 a panel just for the copper. They must have 2-300.  @niadavies1539 
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  9238. Oh dear. Oh dear. All those political activists in government geting sacked. Now if they hadn't been political activists....
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  9239. Just flag it as a phishing message.
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  9240. BBC License fee. Either £1 or £10,000. Solves the problem.
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  9241.  @carolewynn9407  Exactly. He wasn't being honest. His statements were designed to deceive.
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  9242. Go Woke, go Broke.
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  9243. I'm reminded about the bit by Terry Prachett. The River of Ankh Morpork, oozed rather than flowed. The wizards invented a microscope, looked the river water and declared it healthy because of all the life living in it.
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  9244. Romanian. Probably means he was part of the mafia gang on Westminster bridge. Allowed to get away with it because the police look the other way to get the payments. Why else would the criminals divvy up the cash in front of New Scotland Yard.
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  9245. It's been published. The BBC has been pushing for it to be on the rates. There are other ways they have been trying to push to force people to pay Charge a levy on every broadband connection - tax the rivals out of existence Introduce an annual grant from the government - Put it on taxes Allow the BBC to carry advertising - that actually cripples them and at ITV at the same time, Charge a special tax on income to fund public service media - Imagine getting a 3,000 bill for the BBC when you don't watch it. Turn the BBC into a subscription service. [Will people pay? As if]. Put it on rates. What they aren't talking about abolishing the BBC altogether  @carolirvine3367 
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  9246. Simple reasons 1. the dead didn't vote for her 2. 100,000 count observers scuppered the plans 3. No policies. 4. Not chosen democratically 5. Lawfare as a strategy. 6. Too much nitrous oxide.
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  9247. Not much. But if you look at the socialist welfare state and its pension debts, you would see the real problem.
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  9248. @anonymousone6075 He sold it at a low. Mistake one The he bought bank shares at a high price. Mistake two.
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  9249. There won't be a tory party after the election because of their gross incompetence.
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  9250. How you pop out says what sex you are.
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  9251.  @mipmipmipmipmip-v5x  It's not impossible. It's just unlikely. Fraudsters tell people what the listner's want to hear. That way the faud is enhanced. The listner gets their thinking confirmed.
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  9252.  @robertdaymouse3784  It's certainly a possibility. However we know it would be possible. I've an aunt who got to 105. So did her mother, so I was expecting that she might have made 110. Currently in the UK we have a woman from 1909. 115 years. 4th oldest verified. Oldest Now one thing not mentioned. If we take slavery, you've got a big "survival of the fittest" going on. Change the environment, and you may well get people are are poor, living for a long time but appear to be from a poor background. But welfare fraud I suspect accounts for many of them. Statistically, the more people who make it to 100, the more people at 50% a year will get to even older ages. Calment people say is validated. Kane Tanaka is numnber 2 at 119. So 120 looks like maximum achievable age.
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  9253.  @robertdaymouse3784  Rectangularisation of the life curve, also worth researching. Backs up the 100 year practical limit for most. Now that might be pushed up over time.
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  9254. Democrats tried to make it about culture because they were a disaster on the economy.
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  9255. SO migration. It's a policy. How does mass migration benefit the UK? Housing crisis. Welfare bills NHS costs Schooling costs. Crime wave. It's a disaster.
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  9256.  @Redf322  Some pay tax. 1.5 million don't and are on welfare. On average 1 worker one dependent. So if you think they are great for the UK, how about a simple law that says they have to be? Break even on the tax front against spend means you earn 40K a year or more. So we change their tax codes to a minimum of 40K. If you are on welfare, you are certainly a consumer of other people's resources. So for new arrivals how about no welfare for 10 years? Then we have the criminal elements. Boy oh boy are there some really evil people. Why should they be allowed in or allowed to stay? By the way, most of their victims are migrants. If you want to discuss hard examples ask away. But I agree on one point. It's dire goverment to have said yes come here, when a lot damage the UK. So what's a good policy. 1. No criminals 2. No discrimination 3. Net contributors only Any objections to that?
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  9257. Why don’t you Richard? How big are the pension debts? You’re an accountant. What’s on the balance sheet?
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  9258. Near where I live in London there are hundreds of illegal motorbikes, no number plates. The police refuse to act. They will do nothing.
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  9259.  @stevepetty7009  Easy. You get £100 of your tax money and you can nominate where that goes politically, with the option of "none of the above" I'll keep it.
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  9260. Plagiarism, antisemitism, yep lots of isms
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  9261. The rot comes from the top.  @user-yl1xy5eg7b 
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  9262. If you're not a pensioner, you're next. When its your turn you're shafted. Got parents? They are going to be shafted. Grandparents? Willl they make it out allive?
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  9263.  @jason_m_schmidt622  Perhaps he's been self testing on the weapons.
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  9264.  @thalesofmiletus2966  A little past. Add on a 20 mph tail wind, and its much farther. But now pull up your google map. Search for where the oil refineries are. Find where the ports are. How many are in range? How many aren't within range?
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  9265.  @cobeeble  They have modified a couple of Cessnas. But there's a limited supply. Far better to build a cheap drone. Servos - £40 a pop. You need 3 for controls, 1 for the throttle. £160 Propellor - £350 Engine - £2000 for a new 45 hp motorbike engine. Remember it doesn't need to run for many hours Computer and sensors - £350 Remote control - £300 Airframe - its mostly labour and some composites. Around the £2000 mark Warhead - Military have access and its cheap for them. £2 a kilogram. With fuse certainly less than £200 Battery £100
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  9266. So why is he ignoring the pensions debt? 30% of tax goes on the state's debts. THat's a 30% gross profit margin. How do you pay a 16,000 bn pension debt?
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  9267. Spot on. It's fascist. It's the flip side of the socialist coin. We've also got racist policies as the icing on the top.
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  9268. 1.5 million migrants on welfare. Not even paying tax.
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  9269. 16 trillion pounds of SOCIALIST pension debt. No capital, no investments. How are you going to pay your £600,000 share at 10% interest?
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  9270. Tax evader. Voter fraudster.
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  9271. Trump was a centimetre away from voting democrat .
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  9272. Send the details to Musk and DOGE.
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  9273.  @ronamain8689  isn’t the first time it’s been used as a defence
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  9274. Times is getting desperate. Harris has tanked and is in free fall.
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  9275. No numbers on your epaulettes. You need to wear them officer FO 666
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  9276. If its in the entrance to the port then ships can't get in, or out. Those that can't get out are sitting ducks.
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  9277. Put another mammoth on the barbeque dear. There's a site in the UK, Eartham Pit, Boxgrove. Homo heidelbergensis where they were having barbequed rhino. 0.5 million so predates Homo Sapiens.  @SandraBonney 
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  9278. And why is there inequality? It's because teh state has looted people's wealth. Where are the trillions people have paid it for their old age? All gone. Replaced by a debt so large they have hidden it off the books. And debt is just negative wealth. That's why you get income inequality. Plus you have the mass importation of poverty.
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  9279.  @michaelsproat3363  The Pensions Increase (Pension Scheme for Keir Starmer QC) Regulations 2013 ====== At some point they will open the petitions website. I have the petition ready. We can screw millions out of him, with interest and penalties for the tax he's dodged. Even the left will sign up for that.
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  9280. Interesting question. I looked him up and there is no person with that name born in the UK, So he's come to this country. Given he was committing crimes prior to this, the question is why wasn't he deported for those offences? As a guess, he was on welfare, because if as you claim, mental illness it prevents being able to work. A prime example of the 'benefits' of migration that those who want cheap cotton pickers etc don't talk about.
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  9281. They need to dump Sunak AND change policies. They are running out of time. So what policies can be implemented quickly? 1. A minimum tax on migrants of 38,500 a year. That's close to break even. That can be implemented in a weekend and the cash rolls in at the end of the month. 2. Tax evasion is a crime. Prosecute those who don't pay their taxes. Single justice system means all the cases can be signed off in one one hour session with a judge. 3. A list of dangerous countries. If you come from a safe country, no asylum. Automatically back on the next plane. 4. If you have asylum and the country becomes safe, you get 3 months to sort affairs, then you become an economic migrant. 5. That EU rule, no resort to public funds. Economic migrant? No welfare. Zilch. No tax credits no housing benefit, no income support. Zilch. 6. If you are a criminal, automatic deportation. 7. If you are a criminal from a dangerous country, a holding camp on the Outer Hebrides. 8. If you cross the channel and someone died, then its a joint venture, its murder.
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  9282. So on the Accounts, you state you are an accountant. How big are the pension debts on the balance sheet? Why would those numbers be omitted? Does omitting that number mislead people? Now I do get your problem. It's a socialist policy to redistribute the contributions. A capitalist would have had them invested.
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  9283.  @Redf322  Are any of the state pension contributions invested? Nothing invested. Where's the money gone?
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  9284. Works like this. Canada imposes Tarrifs on the US. US them imposes tarrifs on Canada. How else do you think it should work.
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  9285.  @proselytizingorthodoxpente8304  No, you haven't looked at the tariffs that Canada imposed on the US. Dairy Supply Management (Since the 1970s) Canada has long maintained high tariffs on U.S. dairy imports (often over 200%) to protect its supply management system, which controls production and pricing for Canadian dairy farmers. Softwood Lumber Dispute (1980s-Present) Canada has imposed countervailing duties and other trade measures on U.S. lumber exports, while the U.S. has also applied tariffs on Canadian softwood, arguing that Canadian government subsidies make the industry unfairly competitive. Automotive Industry (Pre-NAFTA Protectionism) Before the 1965 Auto Pact and later NAFTA, Canada had high tariffs on U.S. automobiles to protect its domestic auto manufacturing. Steel and Aluminum (Pre-2018 Tariffs) Canada has had tariffs and import controls on steel and aluminum at different points to protect its domestic production. 200% tarrifs? How do you respond?
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  9286.  @proselytizingorthodoxpente8304  So the tarrifs are the response to Canadian tarriffs which came first.
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  9287. @ Why are Canadians imposing tarrifs pre Trump? I've listed them.
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  9288.  @proselytizingorthodoxpente8304  No. They aren't. That's why tit for tat is the appropriate response. The anti Trumper's won't tell you about the existing Canadian Tarriffs. Now personally, i think there should be zero sales tax and zero tariffs. That's the optimal solution. But I suspect Trump has had enough and formed a different view. He doesn't believe for example, that Europe and China will play fair. So his strategy is this. 1. Pick countries off one by one. Most will fold. 2. For the others, so what, there are lots of alternatives. 3. Tariffs bring jobs onshore. For the US that's good. 4. The US economy is very large. They can manage far more easily than any other country in that respect. It gets interesting when it comes to China. China has a debt problem and if high labour items are heavily tariffed, that causes lots of unemployment. The last think the communists want. Other countries will do their analysis and I suspect they will step in. ie. Replacement will happen. Not sure how the EU will try it on. But the days of the US accepting Tariffs on their exports and not responding are over.
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  9289.  @shadowofmyfutureself  Gary's one of them. For example the other day he talked about goven debt being affordable. ie. The ratio of debt / gdp being the measure. What debt? Oh only the debt owed to his banker mates matters. All the other debts, like PS worker's pensions, state pensions, nuclear clean up, EU, Post office and NHS damages, ... not included. That makes the debt look 'affordable'. Next GDP. As if the state can tax 100% and deliver zero services. Inflate the income, the denominator makes the debt look affordable. One the rich leaving, what happens is that their wealth leaves. They don't have to. Remember the top 1% pay 27% of income tax. How many have to leave [or their wealth] to have a serious effect on the UK government? Same for companies. If companies decide, we're going to put our money elsewhere, you lose tax money mostly because of the jobs it generates.
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  9290. My understanding is that she trained others. Is she does this in her work, she will be training others to do the same.
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  9291. Very simple. Papers - deport
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  9292. Disagree. She's a socialist. She's in favour of the pension ponzi.
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  9293.  @deecook9638  So when the freebies are cancelled what do they do? When a 40K a year minimum tax code is implemented, what do they do? My guess is riot. So you need to work out the implementation. First is the criminals. Deport those. Make it automatic, so the courts aren't involved, the home office isn't involved. Consequence of being found guilty. That takes out the most likely to riot. Next we have benefit claimants. Could start with new arrivals. No welfare for 10 years. 40K a year tax code. Then make a list of the most costly of state spending against tax paid. That's all state spending, not just welfare. Pick those off first. Cancel the welfare, offer free rides home. Spread it arround the country to prevent riots. Or do you pick one group, and cancel for that group in more of a big bang approach? I'd put a list of safe countries in place ASAP. Then any migrant corssing the channel from one of those countries, fast track court case, plane home. Top up their SIMMS so they can tell their mates. Stops the problem growing. All ideas of actual policies. Not something that politicians do.
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  9294.  @susancurtis1651  I think they will. No welfare for starters. Break even tax codes. Add on fast track evictions. The question is what order do you apply this. 1. Criminals. 2. Terror watch lists. 3. The big welfare claimants. 4. move up with welfare list 5. Then start increasing the tax codes. All in one go, they riot. Work through it systematically. You even offer help with the flights if they can't afford it.
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  9295. hit hê weorðian witlêas
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  9296. And tell others. And make complaints about it - nothign will change - but for the cost of an email to you, you code them money. Real money.
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  9297.  @jamesbomd3503  I've not watched BBC. I've not funded the BBC. ITV is of course, collateral damage, but hey ho, they push the same agenda. Remember, for ITV we are the product they are selling. They need us to watch, in order to get advertisers to pay them.
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  9298. You have to ask why is she always wearing a pearl necklace? She's trolling us.
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  9299. You're his brother from another continent.
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  9300. Germany has exported their unemployed to Greece etc with the exchange rate levels.
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  9301.  @careytitan9097  But the UK still a disaster because the elite won't take an order. Who will clean our toilets is just the same ideology as who will pick our cotton.
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  9302. 1 person, certainly. 5 people, almost certainly, 10, maybe. 100 people reporting a crime, ringing up for updates, .... It's hard.  @desgilroy1357 
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  9303. Police have gone political. Reform need to add to the list, sack those involved. No pensions.
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  9304. No he's a winner. A guaranteed shoe in. Surely he can't lose. After all they are controlling the count.
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  9305. Look if he's bonkers, he must be removed from the Whitehouse and Harris takes over. So what are they going to say at the convention? He's bonkers, but we will leave him there?
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  9306.  @markdrummond7  Where's the indicator use before turning into the other lane forcing the car to slow.
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  9307.  @chrisl461  They could have. So could the police officer, because the silver car just took back the place. No busses around. Now the police driver's going to get done, and almost certainly his colleague in the car. That is if the person makes the complaint in the right way.
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  9308. Kier Stalin Two Tier Kier Sir Kid Starver Kier Stasi
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  9309. You have to be careful about stories. The "no defense story" in the Southport case. One option is that the state has planted the story Then it gets up and says look at the misinformation that the far right is pushing, we're going to control social media. PS Tik Tok is back in the US.
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  9310. Yep. What's intersting is I have a list of other MPS involved in wrong doing. 250 from Labour. 166 Tories, 33 Lib dems and sundaries. Reform ties at the end with Respect, Sein Fein and SDLP at 1 a piece.
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  9311.  @nicolamarchbank1846  There that NI trial coming up
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  9312. Where's the 20% of your income that's NI. Whose creaming that cash? Gary just trying to distract you. It's someone else, not the socialist that are robbing you blind and putting hyou into debt.
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  9313.  @garyseconomics  You want redistribution. However we already have redistribution. National Insurance is just redistribution. People pay in close to 20% of their income to the socialist welfare state. None of that money is invested to produce capital. It's all redistributed. That leaves a debt. A debt that you won't acknowledge. You've made clear statement that government debt is around the 2.5 trillion mark. That's not the debts. That's just the borrowing part of the debts. The borrowing is £2,646.45 bn as of this morning. DMO number. What about all the other debts? That's why you are trying to distract people. You go one about the debt, but only talk about the money owed to bankers. Why would you only be concerned with money owed to bankers and not money owed to the peasants?
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  9314. @ There's already been a massive tax on wealth. National insurance at the end of the day is a wealth tax. 20% of your income is taken and given to someone else. As a result you are deprived of the wealth that money would bring. For Mr Average, if his NI had been invested and he retired at the end of last year, his fund would have been worth 1.15 milllion. He's lost all that wealth. It's a wealth tax. Then we have the debts. He's owed a pension, as other people who have paid in. That's a debt that the state owes people. How big is that debt? Gary won't tell you how big it is. He will just tell you how big the borrowing is. That's the only debt that matters to him. I suspect its because he's a banker and bankers want to be paid even if the peasants aren't. He then comes along and says look the debt is affordable because the ratio of debt to GPD is 1. But if you want to fiddle affordability, what do you do? 1. Decrease the debt number. Leave off pensions, wages, invoices, insurance, damages, the EU, nuclear clean up. Makes the ratio look better. 2. Increase the income. Eg. GDP not tax receipts. Even that's an inflated number. 100% of tax going on debt's never going to work. The simple test for Gary is for him to come back and itemise the debts. I've given him a free starter. The borrowing this morning was £2,646.45 billion [DMO number] What do you conclude if he can't find any of the other numbers? What do you conclude when, if he does, that number exceeds the debt he reported on? Hiding the debts so the peasants carry on paying in is the name of the game.
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  9315. On the nationalisation, its a disaster. It just means poor people with no access to railways, or who hardly use them, subsidise the rich.
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  9316. Ah the lets create lots of money and spend it myth
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  9317.  @lonevoice  And? That's a disaster. It's not magic, its evil. I know why they did it, but the consequences are awful. 1. Austerity 2. Low take home pay 3. Pensioner poverty 4. Lack of investment 5. Wealth inequality Just for starters.
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  9318. Accountancy question. Why would the state no adhere to IFRS and put the pension son the books? It says it adheres to IFRS. Then it goes and does the opposite. Why aren't you calling that out? I think I know. It's a socialist pension debt caused by redistribution and you can't have the great unwashed knowing they have been done over.
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  9319. There is not wealth in the economy to pay PS workers. The idea that there is enough is a fairy story. Add up ALL the state debts. Ask can the public afford that debt? Even if you asset stripped all the wealthy? 20K a year income and above, you are still short.
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  9320. Norweigan or Finnish.
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  9321. Ah slave labour. "In all social systems there must be a class to do the menial duties, to perform the drudgery of life... Such a class you must have, or you would not have that other class which leads progress, civilization, and refinement. It constitutes the very mud-sill of society and of political government... Fortunately for the South, she found a race adapted to that purpose to her hand—a race inferior to herself, but eminently qualified in temper, in vigor, in docility, in capacity to stand the climate, to answer all her purposes." How many times have you heard that philosophy recently?
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  9322. How about a tax on civil service pensions? We tax their wealth
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  9323. 19K out. 250K in
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  9324. What's a fee fee?  @babs_babs 
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  9325. The reason I raise it, is that its pretty clear they have zero case histories to investigate. The issue is then do the hormones in the body, in particular male hormones get expressed in the milk? How can they say its safe? For example, there's plenty of cast iron evidence of the first factories producing the pill, resulting in male employees growing tits.  @deja-view1017 
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  9326. The earth is locally flat. The entire universe is locally flat. It's a manifold.
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  9327. Count down started for which comes first. The Yemeni charity scammer or the tarts advertising service.
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  9328.  @judiejackson4312  The Pensions Increase (Pension Scheme for Keir Starmer QC) Regulations 2013
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  9329.  @pvere3246  I live on a cycle route. You have the full set of cycling infrastructure. So according to your theory, because the infrastructure is there, cyclist will obey the law? On a typical day, within 10 seconds of leaving the house there will be a cyclist committing an offence. Certainly within a minute. Mobile phones, pavements, jumping red lights, wrong side of the road. Then you get the e-motorbikes that the riders claim are cycles. Derestricted, pavements, no signals no helmets, no insurance, license plates, tax evasion, and that's before the moving offences.
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  9330. They are riding motorbikes and not paying the vehicle excise duty - that's tax evasion.  @pvere3246 
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  9331.  @derekheeps1244  No, you can witness them as a police officer and stop them. Fine them There are other approaches such as this ULEZ cameras film a junction. It's trivial AI to pick up on offences Red light jumping, cycling on pedestrian only crossings, pavement cycling. That gets the video, and the close up images of the cyclist. That gets stored Then a few months later, an operation, stop those committing an offence. £100 fine, name and address AND a photograph. All that put into the system Then click search. The photograph is matched against photographs of previous offences, and 500 letters sent out, with £100 fines. £50,000 dished out What's funny, its a magistrate's fine, so you can't get out of it with bankruptcy
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  9332.  @ScottPittman-jc7ph  Sometimes they don't. But in general its a lack of police action. In a week, I'm going to check on the local police to see if they have done anything. I've a superintendent by the proverbials for making a promise to my MP, then doing absolutely nothing. That's rude, and that's a winning complaint. He also state's he's talked to his equivalent in Westminster. Nothings happened there. No contact too. He threw an inspector my way. I took him out. He was shocked. At one point he was worried for his own safety which shows how bad it is. So does he want a complaint on his employment file or not? I suspect he's checked my complaint record out. For example, last week, I had one rejection overturned by MOPAC. Back to be reinvestigated. I bet they don't follow the rules. So this time its the head of DPS that I'll drop in it.
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  9333. and having your wealth looted by the socialist welfare state.
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  9334. So let me give you an example. You send me your credit card details. I max out on your card. If you don't pay that debt, you are at fault. That's your argument
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  9335. Gaddafi was evil. Pure and simple. The question is how to make migration beneficial to the UK, and make sure we don't get the non beneficial migration. It's very simple. 1. No criminals. Bar and deport 2. No discrimination. None of this pro 97% white EU. Rest of the World bad. 3. Net contributors only 4. For asylum that list of safe countries, and its only lasts whilst there is war etc. @littleowldme
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  9336. They have been back. It's peaceful now PS I was a refugee from next door to Algeria. Not many white blokes can say that. @littleowldme
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  9337. Cats are for menus.
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  9338. THey have told me that they cannot see the driver from their photographs. So if you say its cloned, how are they going to prove otherwise?  @jaycedixon6704 
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  9339. Bird flu - very bad. Man flu? Even worse.
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  9340.  @johnmulligan912  It's not. Post the evidence. Even the Duke of Westminster, made more money than he inherited. The cause of wealth inequality is simple. It's the welfare state. It's taken 20% of people's hard earned income. None of that was invested. It was all redistributed . ie. Socialist policy. Now there's a pension debt and that's just negative wealth. The wealth has been looted by the state.
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  9341. Oh look posts disappering. Lets go through point by point to see what YT doesn't want you to hear. First we need open primaries. That stops selection committees controlling it. That's the major reason why PR is bad. The section committtees control it all not the public.
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  9342.  @timelwell7002  The flip side of central control is the SNP. A disaster. What's needed is that right of consent. Forget local tax raising powers. Raise it centrally, give each region a per capital spend. The rich subsidise the poor. If you want to do more? Get better value. The two party system is going to be replaced by reform. Labour under stamer is left wing fascist. Nothing liberal about them. The PR argument is the same as offering kids a sweet or broccoli. You still don't get consent. You still want a state to screw others so you can profit.
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  9343.  @timelwell7002  Or blunt, you want a different set of pigs in the trough. My way of thinking is differnet. 1. What are the problems? Are they symptoms or causes? 2. For the causes, how do you prevent the causes? 3 How do you fix the prooblems? There may not be a fix.
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  9344.  @timelwell7002  I suspects have diappeared. Symptom or cause? Wealth inequality.
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  9345.  @kwakkers68  The problem with direct democracy is that the majority screw the minority. That's why a right of explicit informed consent is required. Otherwise bring it on.
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  9346. For the simple reason they are sucking on the public teat.
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  9347.  @Redf322  Depends doesn't it. So why don't you think we should have control over government? ie. Make it consensual. If you want a service, you pay for it. Just common goods paid out of taxation with direct control. Parents pay for schools. Road users pay for roads. Bus users pay for buses. Rail users pay for rail. Then those using the service control it with direct democracy. ie. Road users control what the money is used for. Rail users ditto...
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  9348.  @chillitotes  A private educated politician like JC. Multimillionare. So where are the trillions the workers have paid the socialist welfare state? What's JC's plan? Ah yes, take more wealth from the workers.
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  9349. I've had posts today, where the left has said you can't do that because you can't deport Brits. It's very simple. It's very easy. Deportation is part of the sentence. Dual nationality, your UK nationality is revoked as off the date of the offence. Not the date of the conviction. There's a game where these criminals are giving up Pakistani nationality. What the date of the offence does, is prevent that. We just turn round to the Pakistani government and say as of the date of their letter revoking nationality, they were not UK citizens, they were Pakistani citizens and you, Pakistan, cannot make them stateless. They are on the plane back to you.  @garylongleyl5188 
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  9350. I do have some issues with the US system. A variant is needed If you commit a crime, you get the sentence. If you then go on to commit a second crime, you get that sentence. However, because its a second offence, the penalty is doubled. 3rd offence, tripled. No offences in 10 years, multiplier goes down by one. MPs start on a multiplier of 5.  @garylongleyl5188 
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  9351. The right to a free and fair trial in the UK has long gone. They have made most trials adminstrative. That's where a magistrate sits, gets given a list of paper or a screen. Signs off, makes 5000 people guilty in one go. No need to read papers. The prosecution does everything to prevent people from turning up, lying in the process.  @Toodyslexicforyou 
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  9352. I didn't explain. The reason why the multiplier is better. In the US people have got life for smoking a bit of weed, stealing chewing gum. The multiplier is better because its a clear choice, and its proportionate to the offence. You may well get people who are repeat shoplifters getting a year, then two years. It adjusts nicely. Takes them out of society to give us a rest.  @Toodyslexicforyou 
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  9353. The starving shop lifter. You have a romanian gang on Westminster Bridge. The woman run a shop lifting to order set up mid week. Or take the US [or Oxford Steet]. You got to be a tough cookie to want to steal a pair of Nike to eat. We have welfare in the UK. The idea that people are starving is bonkers. It's an excuse. The difference is that we can easily deport foreign criminals. We can also for economic migrants make sure they pay more tax than they cost. That raises wages for others, deals with income poverty. A 38,5000 minimum tax code on economic migrants.  @Toodyslexicforyou 
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  9354. The man with his own special tax bill, passed by parliament, just so he can dodge taxes. The Pensions Increase (Pension Scheme for Keir Starmer QC) Regulations 2013
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  9355. Biden is the Democrat's only hope.
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  9356. They are scared. Defund the BBC. There were go, some of their license fee wasted.
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  9357. And to rob them blind. 16 trillion pounds of socialist pension debts and no assets.
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  9358. I dont' think MPs are going to like it when the powers are turned on their bank accounts, the families bank accounts, and all those "support" payments.
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  9359. They are already begging for people not to leave the UK and be milked of their assets.
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  9360. Dont' tell me. If its rejoin we have to accept it, unlike the leave vote. It's very simple. That means special rules for EU nationals [97% white] and hard rules for Indians [99% brown] Rejoin is racist and don't fall for the con.
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  9361. They have rebranded to the 66 gang.
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  9362. On the hustings, there's the obvious question as to which flavour of video he put on expenses.
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  9363. Anyone, anything, but Lammy.
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  9364. He is or was an apostate.
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  9365. There is wealth inequality. So where are the trillions of pounds of wealth taht the welfare state has taken from the workers?
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  9366. Question. Does taking over a case means the CPS has to pay the lawyers?
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  9367. Anyone care to profile the offender's background?
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  9368. The idea is to remove all elements of consent. It's why so many MPs end up sacked or in the dock. They do not believe in consent. It's also shows itself with the authoritarianism going on.  @grotekleum 
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  9369. Starter for 10. Then bonus questions at the end.
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  9370.  @robertcreighton4635  Given there were body parts in Bristol, body parts in London, it looks like a dodgy spare parts business. Ike Ekweremadu, Beatrice Ekweremadu, Obinna Obeta were all convicted of conspiring to arrange the travel of a man for the purpose of harvesting his organs. Looks like its a growth industry.
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  9371. There are some redacted names.  @budbud2509 
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  9372.  @chrisengland5523  No. She is innocent. You are behind the times. Acquitted on appeal and damning statements about the trial.
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  9373.  @ianmason.  They are related in the sense that cyclists who commit offences are being let off.
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  9374.  @chrisengland5523  No, the first one is clear, She was acquited. With the second, no case has taken place. What's going on is the CPS are incompetent. He was ignoring traffic signs. They apply to driver AND PROPELLED vehicles. ie. Bikes He was tail gaiting. That's not what a competent cyclist would do. He killed someone. That's pushes it up to dangerous cycling. [S28 and/or S29 from memory] It should go to court.
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  9375.  @chrisengland5523  The problem is the CPS in my view have cocked up and decided not to let a jury decide. The victim was a woman.
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  9376. Edwards is given six months imprisonment suspended for two years with a requirement to complete a sex offender programme.
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  9377. Is it? I hear they hire a room, which isn't a court building. Check, FOI for list of courts. If its not on the list, covert film. You have your defence in advance.  @truefoa 
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  9378. So you can film it. It's filming in court, not in a meeting room, that's banned.  @Eatcrow 
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  9379.  @HELL-BENT74  How big are the socialist welfare state's pension debts? That's a hint.
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  9380. Because the polls are faked. Paid for by the democrats. It's very simple. The DoJ has admitted the prosecutions are political. Harris went after black men and jailed them to get elected. Who are blacks going to vote for? The persecutor, Harris, or the person who has been persecuted like them?
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  9381.  @jasondean88888  Copy and paste. I said its where the smart money is betting,
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  9382. That's my view too. The main reason is that the UK has gone tits up. So Politicians have ordered the police to protect politicians and ignore crime. It also explains a lot of the authoritarianism. The big problem? £16 trillion pounds of pension debts.  @margaretcunningham9092 
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  9383. That can only take place if state bureaucracy allows it.
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  9384.  @clray123  A good example is banking. A bank goes wrong. Politicians ask bankers what's the solution. More regulation they say. Politicians love that, more power for them. But it also means they take responsibility next time it goes wrong, invariablely because of those regulations, and now they have to bail out the banks. If not the voters get rid of them because they lost money. The incumbant banks love it. Another 10,20 million on regulation cost. Goes on the customer's bills. Since its a fixed cost, how many new banks can afford 10 million on the regulation, just to get going? None. So they have used politicians to stamp out competition.
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  9385. Isn't it a VONC in the SNP?
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  9386.  @BocaoZ  It's spot on. 16 trillion pounds of pension debts off the book. 30% of state spending on the debts means austerity Taxes 30% above cost of services. low take home pay, cost of living crisis. Wealth inequality caused by the asset stripping of the workers. So why woudl a PhD Lecturer ignore all the debts?
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  9387.  @Everlast-2025  Congratulations. You've done more than Richard who won't admit to the debts. Now it's more. That's with the assumption that the wealth has been invested in AA Corporate bonds, and that there is never any default. Risk free rates, to discount, are much lower than AA Corp Bonds. So the actual debt is far higher. Then on top, there are the other debts. Nuclear clean up is a hard one to default on.
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  9388. ​ @Everlast-2025  So what's that gearing? Totall Debts / (tax - core spending)? What's the annual rate of increase and how does that compare to GDP? Can Mr Average afford a pro rata share?
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  9389.  @vonder7  The country is struggling for two reasons. 1. The asset stripping by the welfare state of the masses, placing the workers into debts. 2. Mass importation of poverty. Neither Tories or Labour have any policies to fix it because they created the mess.
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  9390.  @bacrebac  Apart from statistical mechanics! 🙂 Lots of areas even in physics ... The difference is that when it comes to economics etc, Garbage in Garbage out is the norm.
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  9391.  @vonder7  So here's the counter example. How's the ineqality created? If its created by a lack of working, then I agree with you. If its created by the state asset looting the wealth of the workers, then its more than unhealthy, its a disaster
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  9392.  @fiqhonomics  So was debt, but you have the left saying borrow and spend. Perhaps Sharia law should be applied to MPs.
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  9393. @ pareto distribution
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  9394. @ Unfortunately there is NO free market solution for base load energy Yes there is. Cheaper prices for those that accept brownouts, and expensive prices for those t hat don't.
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  9395. @ How's is government debt sustainable?
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  9396. @ And that's symptoms. What's the cause? Where are the trillions the workers have paid the socialist welfare state?
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  9397. @ So how have they analysed where the trillions the workers have paid welfare states for their old age have gone? They have whinged about the effects of the ponzi, not the ponzi.
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  9398. @ So the welfare state. Trillions paid in. Now what does socialism do? Screws people.
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  9399. @ It's a socialist problem. The workers have paid the DWP trillions of pounds. SS has been paid trillions of dollars. Vast amounts of wealth taken from the workers causing wealth inequality.
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  9400.  @ticosewell  No. The problem is the state asset stripping people and forcing them into debt. Even Richard can't admit that the workers are owed a pension. He can't admit to the size of the debts.
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  9401. 4 judges have just insurrected.
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  9402. @nowherepeople3431 Another possibility, is that those reporting the Drs are racist. Or that the GMC is very keen to take on cases against native doctors, to use the jargon.
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  9403. Looks like Epstein has lost weight.
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  9404. It was Remy from Ratatouille snacking on the cable.
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  9405. So how does the state pay tax to itself to cure the bad?
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  9406. The claim is when he was competent he took the decision to stop taking his medication and so was of unsound mind. Problem is, lots of planning which goes against being of unsound mind.
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  9407. He had committed lots of prior offences. Criminal, in the UK, not deported. Home Office at fault. That's not a conspiracy theory.  @KineticSolution007 
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  9408. Was Mylie Cyrus trafficked?
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  9409.  @NigelFartzirage  So why is she now trying to say that the kitchen extension took the CGT below the threshold?
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  9410. 16 trillion pounds of socialist pension debt. But your models don't take that as an input so its garbage in garbage outl
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  9411. A worker has admitted embezzling more than £1m from Aberdeen City Council. Michael Paterson, 59, exploited his position as a council tax and recovery team leader when he took the money. The High Court in Edinburgh heard Paterson's crimes took place over 17 years between November 2006 and September 2023.
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  9412. @JustAUsername-i5l So you have ricin, a chemical/biological weapon to kill lots of people. Not commonly available on Ebay or Amazon You have an islamic terrorist manual. You go out and slaughter and maim small children. Based on that, he's a terrorist. Can't prejudice his trial any more than Starmer going on about Right Wing Rioters.
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  9413.  @eenigheid3186  Ah yes. Resort to the I've lost the argument tactic.
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  9414.  @bobdylan1677  Based on the evidence, its an islamic terrorist attack. All OK to comment. Starmer talks about right wing rioters, people can talk about Islamic terrorist without fear of causing any legally issues. After all, would they jail the PM?
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  9415.  @The-willow-fairy  He's a jihadist.
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  9416.  @eenigheid3186  How the wrongdoer is described is irrelevent - his/her actions are not. ============== Disagree. That's the point. 1. It's an imported problem. We didn't have islamic terrorists in the UK. Now there's 45,000 on the MI5 terror watchlist of whom 90% are islamic. 2. Politicians lying. They lied through their back teeth to protect muslims. 3. That's two tier. One group gets special treatment at the expense of others. 4. People where jailed for saying he is a terrorist. Jailed for telling the truth. How is that a good thing?
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  9417. So deal with the uneconomic arrivals. Then reduce the state.
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  9418.  @dunkirk1581  It's not but the algorithm means you have to resort to cockney rhyming slang and euphemisms. The solution is very easy. A list of safe countries. You bounce all those from safe countries home. Starting with the crossers. That stops the flow. They won't risk it. ie. Same day, plane back to Nigeria etc. You then start on those here. Collect from the hotels. Off to a holding camp, on to a plane. You do the same with criminals. A consequence of sentence. Removes the courts. If needs be a migration/nationality court, one judge, two hand picked lay assessors, majority votes, superior to the supreme court on these matters. That removes those most likely to riot when welfare is pulled. You start with new arrivals from say the EU. No welfare for 10 years. Zero. That stops the problem growing. You then prioritize. The most expensive go next. You even give them a letter with total costs (welfare schooling NHS) and tax paid. They can show that to the woke mob when they leave.
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  9419.  @dunkirk1581  I responded, the reply has gone. A list of safe countries. Then you deal with the illegals.
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  9420.  @fburton8  Once in a generation.
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  9421.  @fburton8  Elections 5 years Referendums - once in a generation - 25 years. But your point is more general, and I agree with you. We need a change to the Human Rights Act. Well two actually. The first is the removal of the right to slavery reserved for MPs. Second is a new article. Article Zero. Everyone has the right to explicit informed consent. That's the protection for minorities against the state. That's also why PR is a crock. It doesn't protect you, it just changes the snouts in the trough. In practice we need more referendums, and we need that article zero.
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  9422.  @DrinkPetrolForJesus  You have to ask why people want PR. They want PR because they have no control, the state does what ever it wants to them. For example, a poster on this channel said 10 days ago that the purpose of tax was equal pain to people. ie. The purpose of tax is to harm people. I agree with a lot of that but from the other side. So what control do we have over that? Nothing. No right of consent. People think that PR means they will get a say, and get some control back. That's a myth. You just get a different set of snouts in the trough, nothing will change for you. Hence we need that right of consent in law, as protection. Next on actual policies. We need a direct say. We don't need representatives dictating. PR and AV do not fix the core issue
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  9423.  @DrinkPetrolForJesus  So explain what issues you are trying to solve. PR/AV its just alphabet spaghetti unless you specify the problem you want to cure. As it stands, its just a different set of snouts in the trough.
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  9424.  @fyinfomag  Still doesn't address MPs targeting minorities. It's just changing the snouts in the trough. It also increases corruption. When one group of MPs want to favour their particular group of voters, they pay off other MPs because they don't have an absolute majority. If you look at Irish MPs, they are regularly on the take. They have been videoed on the take. Nothing happens.
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  9425. ​ @DrinkPetrolForJesus  Question for you: do you think the status quo is working? Absolutely not. But what you are complaining about is symptoms not causes. 1. The minority need protection. Look at Labour. It's saying we are going to target one group. Tories do the same, 2. Look at migration. Lots of people forced to fund migrants and get no benefits. They just get the costs. Cheap servants for the elite, paid for by the masses. Then the elite in their gated enclaves have no consequences of their policies. Two examples of many. So lets have the right of explicit informed consent as a basic human right. But I suspect you don't believe in consent for the little people. Or take piss poor pensions. No wealth, all the contributions spent. AV/FPTP/PR, has no effect on the problem. How does your new system change the problem?
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  9426. Just say no votes for foreigners.
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  9427. @ Ah the censorship is strong on the comments.
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  9428. @ I had to use Polari on another channel to get things to post.
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  9429.  @InfamousGSG  Wanna bet?
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  9430. If you look at migration to the UK, from the slaves, to the Irish, to Windrush, Bangladesh, EU, illegals now, its all being done for cheap labour. How often have you heard who will pick the crops, who will clean toilets? That's the same as any plantation owner in the deep south. That's been a disaster. Genuine refugees, think Jews and pograms, Kinder Transport Kids, Ugandan Asians. Where's the issue? They aren't committing crimes. You don't read about them in the news. By and large they have done well. Take another example, Bangladesh against India. Why have Indians by and large succeeded and Bangladesh failed? Well its because the Indians were educated, and pushed that on their kids. Those working in the mills didn't. Second factor is religion, and the attitude to women. One group, the women worked, the others were locked away, didn't learn English. Hence incomes were nearly halved. So what's happened is they have imported poverty, and then are surprised that poverty increases!. They are stupid. So what's the solution? It's easy. A minimum tax on migrants. Set at the level of average wage. So if average wage is 38,500, that's the tax code of any adult economic migrant. That way we only get the people who pay in more than they take out [almost, there's a deficit]. So make that tax code change. An existing system is utilised. No points, no extra civil servants. Taxed at source, solves the problem. Second for migrants, no welfare. They are earning over 38,500 a year. Saves lots of spending. That leaves two categories. First are criminals. Deport and bar. Make it automatic. On entry, one of those US forms, have you been arrested? If so no entry you have to be interviewed first. That deals with illegal entrants, illegal workers. Lots. Offer rewards, 2K, 5K for example, for grassing illegals. Tax free Next we have asylum. There are people who need asylum. Easy. a list of safe countries, No asylum. If a country moves from dangerous to safe, a grace period and you become a economic migrant, you tax code changes. Easy to do. One assessment. Status changes. For those with no papers, or who won't say, or are criminals past the end of their sentence from a dangerous country, its a tent on a Scottish Island to wait it out. Separated by sex as well. No breeding. It isn't hard to solve. It's easy. It's simple.
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  9431. Notice the reasons. Rates parking. Both directly controlled by the council. And because they have bankrupted themselves, they now have to extort the money from people to pay for the mess. Not that would they ever take a hit on their pensions. However, if you really search you can find their accounts. How big is their black hole? They are down 651 million on top of all the other debts.
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  9432. Check out the shooting in the car park. Court case this week. Not convicted of attempted murder. The jury's bank accounts need to be checked.
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  9433. Just one way of getting communism
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  9434. @ Same with mine.
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  9435. No one cares. They are history. Tomorrows fish and chip wrapping. Next year's GCSE history paper. Who were the Tories?
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  9436. Is there? Croydon says you are wrong. They speculated - they lost billions for the public. They were over leveraged. They were Labour. What do you think they were doing?  @enemyofthestatewearein7945 
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  9437. There's no difference in the service. Its a roof over your head. Then big problem is one regulated, the other not because its self regulation On the original claim by julien, its clearly false.  @enemyofthestatewearein7945 
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  9438. So Croydon council. How did that work out?  @enemyofthestatewearein7945 
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  9439.  @CUGS2009  I've made the crime report and I've made the complaint. I've a second complaint that's lomger and relates to SARs. He's the data controller. He's failed there and repeatedly broken the law. The police jargon is bang to rights. That one's a bit more fumny becase the PCC is Kahn, and there's a conflict of interest. Another one coming up, who is going to be paying the damages for the microphone? Him or us? FOI request in a bit resolves that. That would be fraud.
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  9440. Like the SNP ferry disaster. Not only is it late. The launched it with painted windows. Plus one of the ports is too small for it.
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  9441.  @freedomf1ght3r-l9i  The second account means you can check what is visible. An alternative system means you can really check
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  9442.  @Network126  One tactic. Add junk text at the end. That dilutes the score. Plus they use it to train their algo, so it distorts it too.
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  9443.  @sarahMuahahaha  It's called shadow banning. Just hidden. If you use a second unconnected account you can clearly see this. Hence if you rec a post you see with no recs, agree or disagree with what's said, it enables others to know its been seen. The problem for YT will come when someone pushes Subject Access Requests to the ICO and to a tribunal if needed. That will force YT to divulge what they have shadow banned, what they have deleted, why they have issued bans, the works. They will hate that.
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  9444.  @jhh2001  Give a thumbs up to comments with no recs. That way other people know if its been read
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  9445. So why aren't these migrants housed in Hyde Park, in Dolphin House, next to Parliament? Why is it that the poor have to pay the price for government failure?
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  9446. All this effort and nothing to deal wiht the problen
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  9447. 1800 is the current rate. Nothing on the BBC website. Wonder why
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  9448.  @SilverFoxHotTakes  Are you Chicken Joe? Back to the future.
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  9449. Hand bags at dawn. How much will they pay to cling on?
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  9450. Another benefit of mass migration
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  9451.  @Tourist1967  I'm talking newspapers. They controlled the agenda then. Same with TV. Now they don't
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  9452. They first have to do what the donors tell them to do.
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  9453. Or European.
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  9454. and the Taylor Swift mixtape.
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  9455. @somethingelse516 I just go for right and wrong.
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  9456. @somethingelse516 Far right is a term used by the far left for any one who isn't far left. That's what it means, that's how its used. Just another example of the far left's fixation with Labels. So why doesn't the BBC refer to the extreme left?
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  9457. Al Soaimi, who was 15 at the time and from Kuwait, was heard by a passing witness saying it was his "turn" with the girl after she had been *****.
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  9458. Kamala - I'll fight fight and fight some more. What's the betting we have lots of left wing violence?
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  9459. I bet they were paid to make the statements.
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  9460. Rent, rates, parking, tax, regulation, ... that's created a void that Amazon has filled. Another example, in the last week I have had to motorbikes drive at me on the pavement. The first one a week ago, I was standing next to two police officers. This was after lots of cyclists had ridden at us and the police ignored it. Same today. When the police don't act, and the criminals decide so what we won't be done, lets commit what is common assault and in the case of a neighbour, hit from behind on the pavement, put in a wheel chair, ABH.
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  9461. Hopefully. Pelossi - insider trading. Clinton Mrs - destruction of records. Obama - that chef AOC - being obnoxious in the first degree Biden - tax evasion on the 10%
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  9462. And the head of the cps in the uk
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  9463. The state's responsibility is not to screw the parents so they have a problem with their basic responsibilities
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  9464.  @mertonsardeen2242  Should but it isn't. The state has taken over. The state is responsible for the mess. What we also have, the state has imported mass poverty.
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  9465.  @mertonsardeen2242  That's the result. Now when you ask the elite why they say things like, who will pick crops? Same argument as plantation owners about cotton. It shows what the elite think about migrants. It also is about their profit and they can only make it by cheap labour subsidised by making the masses poorer.
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  9466.  @mertonsardeen2242  Economic migration solution 1. No discrimination. No pro White EU racism for example. 2. Net contributors only. 3. You get a minimum tax code of 38,500 (average wage) a year, increasing in line with average wages. 4. No welfare for economic migrants. No housing benefit, income support.... 5. Remember, they came here for economic reasons. If its not economic for them they will leave. 6. No public sector jobs. No Public Sector worker generates any tax revenue.
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  9467. yes
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  9468.  @craigrothwell6144  Taxes up to pay for his food, accommodation heating, lawyers, appeals, ...
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  9469. Do robbers like bear spray? Do bears do the proverbial in the woods?
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  9470.  @markturner5534  The left are wrong about money and purchasing power. They are wrong about fixed rate debt and inflation linked debt. They are being conned.
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  9471.  @markturner5534  You need to read up on MMT
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  9472.  @markturner5534  No. For fixed rate debts they can print to pay. For inflation linked debts, it doesn't work. An 90% of the state's debts are inflation linked, directly or effectively. Even on the 10% that's borrowing, a proportion of that is inflation linked. You've been sold a fairy story.
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  9473.  @markturner5534  You are. You said grow the economy to tax people more. All the benefits of working harder goes to the state not the workers. If you want a tax more plan that works try this. Break even, where the state starts getting more money than its spends is 40K a year. Put a 40K a year minimum tax on economic migrants, coupled with no welfare. 1. Spending drops 2. Tax goes up. 3. Housing crisis solved. 4. Wages rise for others 5. Social security spending falls because its not needed.
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  9474.  @markturner5534  So pull in lots of migrants. They pay £1000 a year in tax on min wage. They cost £14,000. That's increased your GDP number, but its a disaster because other people lose services, suffer a cost of living crisis, because they have to fund it. You are deliberately being selective. Put that 40K minimum tax on economic migrants. Lots of money raised.
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  9475.  @markturner5534  So post your evidence of government investment that has a positive return. Education. There's a deficit. The average output of a state education is a liability. A failed investment. HS2? Another failure. ... Back to the question you are ignoring. Why import poverty? The spending side also matters.
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  9476.  @markturner5534  OK. Only Covid. What about the £16 trillion pension debt? Nothing to do with COVID.
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  9477.  @markturner5534  So governments are bad at spending effectively. Why get them to repeat the process as you advocate?
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  9478.  @markturner5534  So list all the debts. In particular the pension debts. What you will discover is that state spending is coming at the expense of the wealth of the masses. But you'll never come back with the number for that debt will you, or the others bar the money owed to bankers. It's all an illusion. Spending on other people's credit cards, then walk away. So how big are the pension debts? Current value, balance sheet number?
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  9479.  @markturner5534  So how big are those unfunded pension debts? All the wealth spent? What do you think the connection is between taxes going up, running a deficit?
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  9480.  @markturner5534  No you are wrong. Borrowing to GDP is 100%. The deficit is 3-10% based on recent numbers. Debt to GDP however is another matter. FOr that you need to know the pension debt. Can you find the number?
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  9481.  @markturner5534  Or start off listing the debts. That's probably a good starting point for you to find out what's really going on .
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  9482.  @markturner5534  No they aren't. THe borrowing to GDP percentanges are easy to find. The debt you can't get. Total Amount Outstanding (including inflation uplift for index-linked gilts) = £2,547.18 billion nominal That's the number for UK borrowing at 9.00 am this morning. Up to date if you know where to look. It's the DMO gilts in issue report. Now you prove that you are right. Find the number for the government's pension debts, current value. You of course won't be able to post that debt number, which proves my point.
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  9483.  @markturner5534  you aren't taxing people more, you're spending productively creating more jobs, thus more tax revenue You've just contradicted yourself. More tax is needed to fund it all So come on, what number do you have for the pension debts. Easy to find isn't it for a man with your knowledge. Notice that the borrowing number is around the 100% of GDP. No pension debts included. No pensions for public sector workers.
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  9484.  @markturner5534  The size isn't the problem if the contributions had been invested. The problem is that they spent the contributions and have hidden the debt. Can you find the current value of the pension debts?
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  9485.  @markturner5534  Making progress. It exists. Good. The size of it? Hmmm How big is the debt? I don't support in any way shape or form the poor spending into investment What do you mean by that? Ah yes, keep em poor. Don't allow them any assets. We can't have the peasants getting wealthy. Why would you want to inflict that on the poor?
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  9486.  @markturner5534  So pushing you on the productive spending. The state has taken the wealth from the workers and spent it. Something you have advocated. Now you can't admit to the size of that debt. That's the consequences of your 'productive spending'. Because its dire you won't admit to it. Couple that with the simple fact you can't find the number for the pension debts. You can of course admit to not being able to find the debt.
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  9487.  @markturner5534  There's another example of your 'productive spending' in the news today Scottish National Investment Bank has made a loss. Politicians running a bank. Productive - Not.
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  9488.  @markturner5534  lack of productive spending ======== That's because its going on the debts. The debts that you cannot quantify. That's why the debt number matters. When you have that debt number, you will see the source of the problem. But you can't produce that number. Now I don't blame you for not finding it. I do blame you for not questioning why you can't find it.
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  9489.  @markturner5534  I already acknowledged the size of it. When? What's the number? I've never seen you post the number. If I had I would certainly have congratulated you for being honest. Repost the number and the reference.
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  9490.  @markturner5534  Still waiting for the number. The demographic argument. You can run a pension system in two ways. The socialist way, where you spend the contributions. That's what we have for the state [unless you are an MP, and LG schemes. With LG schemes look at the deficits]. The capitalist way. Contributions are invested, owned by the workers. That's used to pay the pensions. Turns out that if the money had been invested, there wouldn't have been a problem. That's with the same demographics. So its not the demographics that are the problem. The problem is the contributions were spent, and now they can't pay.
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  9491.  @markturner5534  Nothing to do with the deficit. It's all about the debt. The deficit argument is about Kenysian spending, and why the last 25 years of deficit spending hasn't worked. Remember the New Deal was 1% of GPD for a handful of years. Still waiting for that debt number. This is the issue. You're in denial about the debt. Because you can't find the debt, you can't work out the consequences of the debt.
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  9492.  @markturner5534  Debt to GDP is massive. It's borrowing to GDP that's 100%. Back to your problem. Why can't you find the pension debt number? That's why you can't see the problem.
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  9493.  @markturner5534  Borrowing State pension Civil service pension Unpaid wages Unpaid invoices The EU Expected losses on insurance contracts Expected damages (Post office, NHS etc) Nuclear clean up (paid up front, state pays for the work) Expected losses on guarantees. There are the debts. The top 10 of government debts. I've posted the number for the borrowing, as of 9:00 am this morning. Can you find any numbers for the others? You've got that economist problem. It's a game of what if. What if the debts didn't exist. It's a challenge for you. Not posting the numbers just proves my point. Posting borrowing to GDP ratios and implying that must mean all the debts, proves my point. If you can't find the numbers, explain why?
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  9494.  @markturner5534  The 100% ratio is just the borrowing. What's this 300% number?
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  9495.  @markturner5534  So lets look at the borrowing bit. Major increase in borrowing in recent times. Who was the lender? There's just one. Company 06806063 on the UK register was the only real lender.
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  9496.  @markturner5534  Recent OBR stats highlighted uk soaring debt because of an ageing population, that included pensions. So what's the link for the OBR stats on pension debts. I'm trolling you on this. I've got direct quotes from them saying we do not report the pension debts because we won't pay them. Same for the treasury, the ONS.
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  9497.  @markturner5534  For pensions the issuse is debt less assets held to pay the pension debts. The demographics is an excuse. If the capitalist route had been choosen, no demographic issue , but the demographics are the same.
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  9498.  @markturner5534  Correct. But that debt is cause by spending the contributions. If the money had been invested, then the problem is assets less liabilities, and assets would exceed current liabilities. No demographic issue. The money hasn't been invested. So liabilities, trillions, assets zero. You're getting warmer. How many trillions of debt with no assets? What we have is politiicans saying evil public. By living longer you've exposed our fraud.
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  9499.  @markturner5534  It's in debt now. Future debt, caused by taking more contributions in the future isn't included in current debt. You're getting warmer. Affordability of the debt. Remember its inflation linked debt. MMT is clear, you can't print your way out of inflation linked debt. So what measures? 1. Debt / GDP 2. Debt / Taxes 3. Debt / (Taxes - core spending) 4. Debt per tax payer 5. Annual rate of increase in the debt 6. Rate of increase - increase of GDP All examples of what that total debt number tells you. It also tells you why they hide the debt number.
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  9500. We need a right of explicit informed consent in law as article zero of the Human Right Act.
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  9501.  @nanookmoose  Covid is the latest excuse. Covid makes you rampantly gay.
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  9502. Lets me a bit more accurate. If you are in favour of the CONSEQUENCES of mass immigration, then you are a racist. It's that simple.
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  9503. Both have very funny head shapes.
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  9504. The elderly haven't ripped off the young. They have funded the young. What we have is the politicians who have ripped off the elderly blaming the victims.
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  9505. I did notice later in your video, a small puff from the top of Semeru.
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  9506. Really? So lets see if you know about the big problem. The SOCIALIST welfare state has taken trillions in contributions. It has no CAPITAL because it has REDISTRIBUTED all the WEALTH. That leaves a DEBT which is just NEGATIVE WEALTH. That SOCIALIST REDISTRIBUTION has caused the mess.
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  9507. How about Napoleon? He was a disaster for the UK. Why not blame him?
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  9508.  @Borderman47  Worried about being sacked.
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  9509. Do you get 3 times the services in London?
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  9510.  @mbarker1958  Same services.
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  9511.  @benedict-4965  Because you don't mix with them.
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  9512. They say apprenticship scheme. Everyone else workers out its indoctrination scheme. A means to keep the them out or supressed.
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  9513. Terrorists riot in France
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  9514. He's an African American. Stop hitting on minorities.
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  9515.  @paulgoodman7975  And the richest man in the world is an african american.
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  9516.  @underbaked8689  1. A list of safe countries. Might be easier to make a list of dangerous countries. Israel, Palestine, Yemen, Ukraine. 2. No asylum from safe countries. 3. When a country moves from dangerous to safe, you get a grace period and your asylum is over. 4. No claims if you passed through a safe country to get to the UK 5. Deport to their home country. The cheap solution
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  9517. Which ones? I think we have examples of extortion. We have examples of fraud - Section 2 of the Fraud Act We have examples of perjury We have corporate crimes. Malicious prosecution We have libel We have negligence
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  9518.  @gijgij4541  It had no content in it. No argument. Iv'e concluded your a loser.
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  9519. It's not democracy. It's a coup. It's anti democratic.
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  9520. There is no hope. It's a con.
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  9521. Was he working as a sex worker as a side gig?
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  9522. Disillusion, looting, extortion ... What Reform really need to do is not be a party of moaners. It needs to be, here's the problem, here's a solution, here's how we will monitor the solution to see if it works. Reform is correct on local issues. Sein Fein were the ones who did this. They built teams to help people with housing issues. That meant they had them as long term voters. Repeat ad nauseum, and you make real inroads. The big bit is those solutions. For example, migrant criminals. Automatic deportation, or off to the Falklands. Even migrants will vote for that because its safer for them. [Migrants voting is another issue].
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  9523. So how's the MoD going to pay the land tax? How's the National Trust going to pay the land tax? Hows the RSPB going to pay the land tax? All massive owners of unproductive land that's being hoarded. So when that golf course is bankrupt because it can't pay the tax, then HMRC get the land. How are htey going to tax themselves?
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  9524.  @andyinsuffolk  Notice the common theme. Someone else pays so I don't. Next, none of they say why the state needs to take 80% of the UK's income. Why does the state need to make a 30% gross profit? That's its current profit margin.
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  9525.  @BaddeJimme  The need for services? What services? Take one example. 1.5 million migrants not working on welfare. On average 1 dependent per migrant. Why do we need to pay taxes for that? On your tax land idea. How much tax would I have to pay on my 1/6th of an acre? What about tax on an acre in Knightsbridge with a tower block on it? The tax on them is even lower, and since income tax goes they are quids in. Buildings not taxed remember. How are local goververnment going to pay the tax?
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  9526.  @BaddeJimme  would be that buildings and other improvements to land would not be taxed. =========== So why are you taking the building? Why are you taxing the improvement?
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  9527.  @BaddeJimme  So what distiguishes value when you don't take account of buildings or employement? How much tax will hyde park pay?
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  9528.  @chalzen1012  Which particular offences have I committed? Shall I list some that I haven't. 1. Hide trillions of dollars of pension debts off the books. That's fraud. 2. Rigged an election. 3. Used the legal system to target political opponents. 4. Insider trading 5. Tax evasion. Where's the tax on the 10% Joe?
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  9529.  @shaun906  Brown was lying. The bank bail out was the SLS. Special liquidity scheme. They made a 35 bn profit on that. QE is different. The actual mechanism is the APF Asset Purchase Faciltity. It's a private company, which, for a change, means you can see the accounts. So what have they done with the money? You look at the balance sheet to see what they have done. It's all Gilts. They have lent the money to the state, the state has increased the debts. No bank debt involved.
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  9530.  @Ludus57  For vouchers, they are worthless. Why would any business accept them? For fiat, you have taxes and fines that create the value. So now look at debts. You have two types of debts. First is fixed rate debts, pay 5% plus principle. Also invoices and unpaid wages Second is inflation linked debts. Pensions, nuclear clean up, insurance losses, damages, the EU, ... For the first, you can print to pay. It screws your creditors because it creates inflation and they don't get back the value they lent. For the second it doesnt' work. As fast as you inflate the debts get bigger. These debts are transfers of value and you have to tax to make the transfer. Take from one set of people. Don't provide them with services. Give the money to someone else. ie. Austerity and asset stripping. You are also limited by your ability to tax. Inflation linked debts, debts for value, work just like a household.
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  9531.  @oneoflokis  Where are the trillions the workers have paid the socialist welfare state? Why is the state spending 30% of tax on the debts? The cause of austerity All that wealth the Welfare state has taken has gone. Hence wealth inequality What if people had invested their wealth? They would have had assets. Instead they have debts, negative wealth.
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  9532.  @oneoflokis  Why would tesco's accept them?
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  9533.  @oneoflokis  Come on. They have paid the socialist welfare state trillions. Where's that wealth?
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  9534.  @oneoflokis  They are dependent on the socialist welfare state because the socialist welfare state has asset stripped them. Now the state needs to make a 30% gross profit on its services to pay its debts. ie. You are just like the fireman who commits arson to claim to be a hero.
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  9535.  @davidelliott8364  These are absurd analogies. For fixed rate debts, I agree. Not a household. You can print to pay, and screw the creditors. But for inflation linked debts and for spending, its exactly like a house hold. ===== This is an incredibly wealthy country ===== No its not. it's bankrupt. Here's your starter question. How much pension debt does the state have? You of course won't say.
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  9536.  @davidelliott8364  How are you going to spread the debt?
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  9537.  @marknaisby7384  So what's the 134.8 bn? How big are the unfunded liabilites? That's a debt. People are owed a pension. You are correct, they are in the trillions, but how many?
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  9538.  @stevetaylor20  Locked up perhaps.
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  9539. Perhaps they have already marked up the ballot papers ready to be posted.
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  9540. not IF, WHEN!
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  9541. @ DEI + WOKE = DIE
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  9542. Case Law. What if your car has an inteligent stop that turns the engine off when stationary? Well there's case law for that. You are still driving. There's even case law that says you are driving if the engine is off an the vehicle moving. e.g Bump start. Now for the police. I suspect the driver in this case is an advanced police driver. They have certain exemptions from driving law. Basic police drivers on the other hand have no such exemption because the college of policing states. All basic drivers MUST obey the highway code at all time. That's not looking good for Kahn's paid for police officers and PCSOs who park illegally on double reds to fine people parking on double reds.
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  9543.  @dannyross-wo4rm  You're welcome. The number of migrant criminals is a major issue. What's also not said is the number of migrants victims. That's also horrific.
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  9544. 20,000 a year killed in acute hospitals each year from AVOIDABLE errors. British Medical Journal.
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  9545. Why obscure his face? Why omit completely the gold commander running it, a Chief Inspector, form the video?
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  9546. The lack of investigations into deaths comes from another source. The NHS is a Beveridge system. Regulator, insure and supplier are combined into one. They then conspire and the patients lose. ie. Regulator conspiring with doctors not to investigate the deaths. Insurance side saying don't investigate, we will have to pay damages. That's why the NHS needs to be changed to a Bismark system. Holland and Switerzerland for example are Bismark systems and ranked 1 and 2 in the world. The NHS doesn't even make the top 20.  @anb2456 
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  9547.  @carrier411  Depends on the charge. My bet, jury trial.
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  9548. Need to have 20 years in jail, so a 40 year sentence.
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  9549. For every put option bought, there's someone betting exactly the opposite.
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  9550.  @davidharding1299  There's the obvious one. Tax evasion. Joe hasn't paid tax on his 10% cut.
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  9551. Rate of increase. 117,390 an hour.
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  9552. Sweden want him killed. Then they have an excuse not to deport any Iranians.
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  9553. The competition approach is what my son's all boys school does. So he's now joining up to the air cadets so he can learn to shoot guns etc.
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  9554.  @getshorty7549  Downsized. Relieved of duties Phased out Career reallignment Now seeking new opportunities Let go ...
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  9555. Yep. Starmer is up to his neck in every post office case. The CPS knew about them. The CPS MUST decide to take over or not to take over. Where's that decision?
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  9556. Terrorism
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  9557. Why is the civil service pension not a debt?  @gordon1201 
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  9558.  @craignoble9762  Menzies and Wragg. Strikes me that blackmail is involved in both. But they need to go, they have exhibited gross stupidity at a bare minimum.
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  9559.  @christopherckarkson5605  We could arrange a test. Get 50 people together. Sign it all at the same time, and see if they are recorded. If not you have proof its being rigged.
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  9560. Who?
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  9561. A question occurred to me yesterday. What if a vehicle is owned by an overseas company? What can the UK state do to force that company to do anything? It says, we have looked at our records for that day, and we find no entry for our vehicle being driven in the UK. We are under no legal requirement in country X to keep any records. Sorry. What's the court gong to do?
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  9562. You not listening. The consequence of the 16 trillion pound welfare state pension debt IS victorian britain. It's a consequence not a policy.
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  9563. It's the conseuqnce of those pension debts.
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  9564.  @robmaslen6446  You tell me where Richard Murphy , an accountant, has stated how big the socialist welfare state's debts are. It's a very simple question. Now Richard's a socialist so he won't tell you or anyone. He'll spin the story that its someone else.
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  9565.  @robmaslen6446  So have you found where Murphy states how much pension debt the state has run up? Thought not. The only debt Murphy will talk about is the money owed to his banker mates. That's the borrowing. The other debts, just don't pay them
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  9566.  @thud1015  I doubt he needed an interpreter
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  9567.  @azillliasmith2734  check out the news for Bermondsey spa. Ask why that isn’t national news. Two stabbed including a kid
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  9568.  @thud1015  Which one? East London? There's one that's not widely reported. Monday, Bermondsey Spa where 2 were stabbed one being a kid.
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  9569. It is. So the cause of the inequality is the big problem. The state asset stripping the workers via NI, and hiding the pension debts off the books is the cause.
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  9570.  @abody499  Where's the money people have paid the welfare state for their old age? Tories looted it Labour's looted it Lib dems have looted it. Westminster's looted it.
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  9571.  @JustinShaedo  An observation from using AI quite a lot. Today I lost 2-1 to ChatGpt This was coding. It came up with a good idea I didn't know about. Cut out a lot of code. I then asked it to add a new function. It was good, but I showed it a better way. It can be surprisingly good, but you have to work to make it even better. It hadn't worked out the deeper idea, and it has biases towards older code.
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  9572.  @Guliaska So look back at history. Automation. Plenty of examples from producing cloth to agriculture. We've gone from 80% working the land to 1% or less.
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  9573.  @Guliaska  No. It's socialist pensions that will cause the problems.
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  9574.  @traceywilliamson6373  Sad isn't it.
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  9575. If we look back at snowball earth, it was the volcanos producing C02 that was the cure.  @vegetableman3911 
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  9576.  @Xbot4Life  The reason is most likely to be belief. Beliefs are very very hard to change. ie. the NHS as a religion for example. Socialists will help you [whilst they rob you blind]
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  9577. I'm surprised they haven't prosecuted him for beating two women badly.
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  9578.  @vivienneandersson6019  I know. Now what changes are needed to deal with this. 1. A new court, 1 judge 2 lay people [who appoints those] to decide on migration etc, superior to the Supreme court. Cut them out of the loop. 2. Automatic deportation on conviction. You can appeal the conviction, you can't appeal the deportation. That's DUI upwards. 3. Families go too. That makes sure their rights aren't violated. 4. No welfare for migants. 5. 40K a year minimum tax. [Break even]. And the deportations? Retrospective of course. 6. Full investigation into the home office. I bet lots of passports were sold for cash.
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  9579. THey came here because a group of civil servants running London Transport and the NHS had the same mentality as plantation owners in the deep south of america. Who will do shite jobs on low pay?
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  9580. Exactly. Can you believe anything that the democrat say?
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  9581. Ran prematurely.
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  9582. He's just a knave, a miscreant, a ne'er do well, a rascal, a rouge, a scalawag, a scoundrel. As well as being a good-for-nothing reprobate and villain.  @thetimelapsesketchbook.9088 
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  9583. Oh but it is. Careless cycling. The funny part, the fines are even larger than for a driver. @@homie3461
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  9584. You not trusted because you are liars pushing an agenda, using extortion as a means of funding.
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  9585.  @CarolCannava  The story I hear is Hillary on the ticket for VP. Bill's given assurances that she won't blow it. For once I think he's telling the truth.
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  9586. show how desperate they are for your money The new government model - extortion.  arnolduk123 
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  9587. I've not paid a parking ticket in 25 years. When ever I get one, which is rarely, I appeal. Turns out they have trouble proving the parking orders have been correctly listed in the London Gazette, which makes then unenforceable  @mrdavewilson 
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  9588. In the UK the top 10% pay the same amount of tax as the other 90%. When even 1% of that top tax payer's leave, it causes major cuts. That's a 5% cut in tax receipts. What they can also do, is move the wealth and even stay. For example, by incorporating in other locations. Lots of business are now shells owning intellectual property. Running a website? it's not a physical location.
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  9589. Exactly. Careless in the extreme. It's easy to put it to the jury. Namely, is driving 6 inches off the back of a car in front driving with due care and attention? It's not for cyclists too.
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  9590.  @FredScuttle456  I nicked it too, tweaked it. The report. 445 pages, and fro some reason no one from the state side gets blamed for their crimes.' It's a whitewash.
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  9591. Heres' one from another report. The term ‘discourse’ has been interpreted and applied in a broad way in this research. Discourses can be defined as clusters of ideas that provide ways of talking about issues such as child sexual abuse (Hall, 1997). This includes the language, terminology and definitions used but also how child sexual abuse comes to be understood, through the key points of change, and the different lenses through which it has been viewed, for example, through a focus on gender, social class or sexuality. It is important to look at which discourses have dominated ways of speaking about child sexual abuse over time, and who is speaking, because the language used to describe it is significant in determining how the issue is addressed. Discourses also produce meanings that can become accepted ‘truths’ and sustain particular power relations in society. What the beep is that supposed to mean? Oh look, I spot a lessons learned. So social worker babble, or an english major into semiotics. It's a just a cover up. Someone creaming the cash, achieving nowt bar enabling the abuse to carry on.
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  9592. The fine on Labour should be 10 times the size of the donation
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  9593.  @davidmcculloch8490  The lack of investment. Where are the trillions the workers have paid the socialist welfare state for their old age? Austerity. Why is the state running at a 30% gross profit margin.
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  9594.  @malcolmbarnett8470  It's taxation and fines that are paid in fiat currency. That gives the currency value. Think about this. Lets have a new currency. Call it the voucher. We pay all public sector workers in vouchers. They just get printed. Heck we can even multiply their £ salary by 10. So if they were on £50K a year, they get 500K vouchers. More vouchers must be better. But when they try and spend them, what happens?
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  9595. It's been the law for ages. Private prosecutions are needed where the state fails to act. In this case, the CPS under Starmer did prosecute innocent people. Starmer says a handful. He lied. The last number was 99 and counting.  @Belles25 
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  9596.  @Bishop0151  on average a cyclist will commit common assault against me 2 or three times a day I’ve no sympathy with criminals
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  9597.  @Bishop0151  To give you an example. I walked junior to school this morning. I had to jump out of the way of speeding cyclists, whilst on the pavement 3 times. That's common assault. I witnessed two other such events on other people. 12 illegal motorbikes on the road and pavement. One fossil fuel motorbike 100% speeding One van engine on, driver using a mobile. But it was a car park, so I'm not sure if that is an offence if the land is private. Just one short walk.
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  9598.  @daniels.7753  They are very wary of me. I win too many complaints. 8 last year 5 this year so far. I expect to hit double digits as well. The problem they have is they rely on people not knowing the rules, so fob them off. When they have people who know the rules its gets much more difficult for them. Same applies to MOPAC. I've 3, maybe four that the IOPC are going to have to investigate on review. That's the rule. Very naughty of both the Met and Sadiq Kahn.
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  9599. Exaclty. Now which Tory MP will be the first one that's rejected.
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  9600. Revoke legal aid. The woke will pay for it when its crowd funded.
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  9601.  @paulminshall8793  Really? Lots of video that they are out and about and being used to chop people up. E-Motorbikes are banned too. Lots of those out and about. Signing a false declaration to be an MP. That's illegal too. Notice the common theme in all of them? Police sitting on their arses.
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  9602. Lawfare. Will the elite accept it when the tables are turned?
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  9603. Now what else for Trump? Extradition warrants for those labour activists for insurection and interfering in a US election. Put them in Rykers as a flight risk. How many will cut a deal and grass up the tree. Repeat until you get to ....
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  9604. They aren't the opposition. They are dodos.
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  9605. It suits the MSM because they get cheap toilet cleaners etc
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  9606. I think Konstantin Chaykin and the idea of expensive watches as fun. Genta did a bit, but I think that's a subgenre that will carry on.
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  9607. Its worse. It's covered up. Within that culture there's a premium on being untainted. So after they commit the crime against one of their own, its covered up. That's the other cover up that isn't talked about. Even the police woman who uncovered the Rotherham mess won't talk about it.
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  9608. On the political response. That's exactly what it should be. You may disagree with the vote, but its an order. You then do everything in your power to implement.
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  9609. So you're cheering on people being screwed. What does that make you? Miners? That's the Greens. It's a green policy. Net zero means no coal mines.
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  9610. Isn't your spleen full of bile? :-)
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  9611.  @samuelhodgkinson8209  Whole of Government Accounts, 2021-22 Page 8 Total liabilities 6,289,200 million IF you exclude state pensions
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  9612.  @stopthetories  Total liabilities 6,289,200 million Why's that a drop in the ocean?
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  9613.  @stephfoxwell4620  They take it denying people the fruits of their labour. They spend it, and more [there's a deficit]. So there's no brake on inflation.
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  9614.  @hughleemusic54  They can't afford a UBI just for pensioners, their pension. How is it going to work for everyone? It won't. You are being sold a fairy story. A myth. Whilst this is going on they are are asset stripping you.
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  9615. When she goes to the powder room, walk out leaving her to pay the bill
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  9616.  @lamontcranston3177  Really? Post the evidence. Now Billy Boy Clinton was there and there's that image of him wearing a blue dress.
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  9617. Which is why he kissed the Don's ring.
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  9618. They will need them to stop the Scots from fleeing.
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  9619. No consensus between all those graphs. For everyone going up, at the same time there are lots going down.
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  9620. How much debt does the state have?
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  9621. 16,000 bn pounds of socialist pension debt. How does that change society.
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  9622. The state can't afford a real income for pensioners. How does it afford it for 70 million?
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  9623.  @MrJay_White  They have problems with it. The standard approach when they are up the cul de sac without a paddle, is answer a different complaint. In this case go for a review. Delay delay delay is another. The counter here is a monthly complaint about the complaint handler for not giving you a progress report. Get them to admit there's a queue. Not naming the officer is another. Also worth reading up on the IOPC about how they are supposed to handle complaints. Do you think they do what they are supposed to?
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  9624. Given she's manouvering, look at the scenario. Starmer says he will stay on until his replacement is elected. If the Labour Party leader resigns, then a contest for a new leader is automatically triggered. The new leader needs 20% of MPs to get on the ballot. Then its Alternative vote until one gets a majority. ie. 50% + 1 vote. So she doesn't get the job by default.
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  9625. Him. The man who doesn't get how you pay a 16 trillion pound socialist pension debt.
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  9626. Which ones?
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  9627. Debate the message, not the messenger.  @Toodyslexicforyou 
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  9628. She is. She is under court protection for finances, which is cast iron evidence she is not capable of understanding what is going on. It's someone else's job What's interesting is her statement, obtained illegally [See Section 77 of PACE], was completely correct. At no point did she lie.  @uniquefreak13 
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  9629. Interesting that you like a basket case president. So out of him and Biden, whose your favourite.
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  9630. Where's Biden's tax returns? Ah yes hidden because he evaded tax on the 10% kickback.  @mikegarcia8412 
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  9631. Because the babies are just a subset of the 20,000 that the NHS admits to killing, each year, from avoidable "mistakes". Why does the BBC hide the avoidable death toll from socialist medicine?
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  9632. SAR them Then right to forget them. Then SAR them again to check. If they haven't forgotten you, a complaint to the Information Commissioner's Office. Cost to them, way more than any profit. In practice they ignore you, they can't ignore the ICO. Use the law to get your revenge. For just 4 emails, you aren't a profit to them, you are a loss.
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  9633.  @wjmrtnz1  Is she on a) Nitrous b) Weed c) Columbian Marching powder d) The contents of Pelosi's "water" bottle e) A cocktail of the above
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  9634.  @wjmrtnz1  Can she prosecute herself for inhaling nitrous?
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  9635. Well there's a lot she can do to make it work. 1. Crime prevention 2. Cut taxes. 3. Cut regulation They are the biggies. Turns out all of those things are good for the Walgreen Customers too.  @franaydelott2734 
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  9636. But you can teach stupid a hard lesson @eeddieedwards3890 
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  9637. I've had four calls from Benjamin Chodes who all work from Vodafone today. I suspect some might get the reference.
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  9638. So how big are the socialist welfare state's pension debts and why are you hidding them off hte books?
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  9639. A 9-year-old girl who fell in love with the goat she raised for the Shasta District Fair was heartbroken when deputies, wielding a search warrant, confiscated the furry livestock, taking him away to be butchered. Two years after the scandal erupted, Shasta County has agreed to pay $300,000 to the girl’s family to settle the legal dispute over the floppy-eared brown-and-white goat named Cedar.
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  9640. Orange is the new Black. She will be colour coordinated. :-)
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  9641.  @nigelkthomas9501  I knew there would be a few, but not that many. Peers, its a state secret. That was their solution. Hide it. Problem is you can rightly say they are all corrupt. They cannot present any defence to that, its a state secret! :-) That I suspect would add another few hundred. I need to tidy it up a bit to find out what offences. Paedophilia and sex pests are high on the list with outright corruption My favourite so far is "gross indecency with a Coldstream guardsman in St James' park" I've left off the prosecutions where MPs were using the courts as a protest. NI in particular.
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  9642. Atlas Intel - Latest Polls Arizona 6.5 North Carolina 3.4 Nevada 5.5 Georgia 2.5 Pennsylvania 1.8 Michigan 1.5 Wisconsin 1 New Hampshire Toss up 7 battleground states taken by Trump Add on the bias in the polls. 2016 5% to Trump. 2020, 4% to Trump. Then Democrats have flipped all their policies because they weren't working Democrats reporting low turn out from their supporters Democrats resorting to ballot burning and violence. A VP who did nothing Violence on the streets of NY, San Francisco ... Look the polls on the quesiton is the US going in the right direction? Answer no. Democrats insulting voters. Will you vote for me you piece of garbage.
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  9643.  @ryanturner5649  It is evidence. Now the last bit in my post, is the evidence of how much you can trust the numbers, and in particular of evidence. My big question, what sort of violence will the left commit when the don't like democracy.
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  9644.  @JasonG-y9n  The smell of Schadenfreude in the Morning.
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  9645. So Harris gets the votes from them 11-12 year old female voters.
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  9646. The government is busts because of those hidden socialist pension debts.
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  9647. Assets can and do leave.
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  9648. No its not. MMT just says if you print to pay on scale you get inflation.
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  9649. To stop them getting back in, here is a policy for Reform. A full audit of Social Security. Assets we know, zero. Liabilities, for pensions? Off the books. So get that number. Publish it. Send taxpayer an annual statement with their share of the debts. 180K for borrowing. 600K for pensions. It all adds up. Ask yourself, what would you do if you were presented with that bill? Would you blame the Messenger, or would you blame Labour, Tories, Lib Dems, SNP, Civil servants ....? If you do that in the first three months, its not Reform that gets the blame. It also means they never ever get back in.
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  9650. How do they grow wealth is the right question. They have to invest their surplus income. Into the stock markets. Long term that returns 6% in capital values and 3.25% in dividends. Over the same period inflation has averaged 6%. So next do they have surplus income and how much do they have? The answer is yes. Around 20% of their income is surplus income. That's their NI contributions. 20% of income. If you look at the NI Fund accounts close to 100% of that goes on the state's pension debts. ie. To someone else. None goes on their services. So they are generating surplus income. So lets have that 20% invested, in a fund, that they own, for their old age. If you throw on 7-8% for work place pensions on top that adds up. The second part. None of that should be taxed. No dividend tax that brown used to loot funds. No stamp duty. No income tax. No VAT. It all accumulates tax free. Then you can draw down in your old age. When you die, what's left goes to your heir's funds, tax free. The poor die younger, so they get to benefit. For Mr Average, retiring at the end of last year, just investing his NI, the fund would have been worth 1,196,925.65. The income from that fund, 38,900.08 and that's just from dividends. The state offers no wealth, a paltry state pension and a share of its debts. the pensions debt along, including Murphy's fat cat pension means he has a 600,000 share of the debts. Borrowing on top. Debt is after all just negative wealth.
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  9651. Its interesting looking at the list. From what I can tell the vast majority are Islamic terrorists. Then we have the next category which are national socialists. ie. Left wing terrorists. Then there is the northern island group. Oh and one Greek one.
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  9652. Section of the fraud act. You make a misleading statement leading to the risk of, or actual loss to a third party. Leaving the pension debts off the accounts is more than misleading, its false. It leads to losses to others. The public has lost 16 trillion because of that fraud, at least because its the size of the debt. The actual lose based on oportunity cost is far higher. If people had owned and invested their wealth its around the 25 trillion mark.
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  9653. It’s all about making money
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  9654. There is one we need that is selectively applied. The government is not allowed any debt. Zero. Zilch. That includes pensions. The government then must save 1% of GDP [2% of taxes] each year for 10 years into a SWF. That is to be used when there is an event that's an emergency. Not to be used for an 'on going crisis'. For the one offs.  @RobbieWood-g5f 
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  9655.  @michaelhoggarth89  Reform can, if elected, get rid of them. Audit the DWP, and send everyone their share of the socialist pension debts. That letter dropping on the doorstep ends the establishment. For a 18 year old getting their birthday letter with their share of the bill cures socialism amongst the young.
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  9656. Still no explanation for the blue dress. ....  @herbiehusker1889 
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  9657. Now who has a small weiner? A microscopic chipolatta? What's someone who provides services for payment? So whose wearing the Victoria Secrets ensemble? Him or Her?
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  9658.  @Ooooomatron  How can you be so sure? I've crime reference numbers for her, and I've acknowledgements from the standards commissioner as well.
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  9659. Not surprised.
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  9660. It could be Parkinsons because the effect of the drugs are similar.
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  9661. Looks like a slimmed down Epstein .
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  9662. Judicial not executive? Which planet have you been on? There's clear and incontrovertible evidence of executive interference in the judicary. Look at recent ca
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  9663. Violence from the left for political aims. In other words, terrorism.
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  9664. There's a reason Volvos are built like Volvos. Basically a moose is a ton of meat on 4 match sticks. Hit one of those, the legs go but the body hits your windscreen at 100 kph. That does a lot of damage. So the driver was stupid. He needs more practice on taking out e-motorbikes before moving on to large animals
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  9665. And look at what a Horlicks the Tories have made over things.
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  9666. More policiticians? More money in their pockets? Look at the horlicks they have created. Why is more the solution?
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  9667.  @ΛλρληΛαρλωμ  So lets deal with the big tax evaders. The migrants who come to the UK and pay less tax than they cost. Impose a 40K a year minimum tax code on all of them. That's break even.
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  9668. Absolutely. But the core issue that both won't talk about is a £16 trillion pound socialist pension debt.  @aaronmason9332 
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  9669. Sleepy Joe is just woried about his family and his tax evasion,.
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  9670. The evidence is that they did. Earliest known homo sapiens skeletons, existed in South Africa. Then if you example the earliest dates by location you can track the spread north. That's for our species. You can also look at genetic mutations. More diffences in Africa, less as you get farther away. You can even pick up on breeding with other hominids, such as denosivans and neanderthals. Clear evidence there. But if you want to widen it to other hominids, you have widespread homo erectus, including in England, such as Boxgrove. Eating large animals - e.g Put another Rhino on the barbeque Bruce. So where did home erectus originate. more difficult, but for erectus's own ancestors, hom rudolfensis, homo habilish, you are talking only finding them in Africa. The next step back, the australopithicines, are all African. What's interesting is that there is a very high correlation between the nationality of the researcher, and the conclusion that their country was the source of humanity.
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  9671. 1. A list of safe countries. No asylum from safe countries. 2. Asylum is temporary. 3. If you have claimed asylum, you are bared from UK nationality. 4. When a country becomes safe, 3 months grace period.
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  9672. That gives me an idea. Call me Mrs and hand over the money.
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  9673. NHS needs a major revamp. We need a Bismarck system for health care in the UK
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  9674.  @gordonwilson1631  The problem with Beveridge systems, is the three legs, insurance, medical staff and regulators are combined in one. Any two combined is a recipe for a disaster. All three is just evil. Bismarck systems split the three. That's why they are better.
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  9675. Rigging the election,
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  9676. The solution is for people to form their own village. I suggest leaving one house in Dalton. I think you can guess who owns it.
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  9677. They didn't. The nightmare for the establishment is not guilty, its all come out in court and now they sue the police and win.
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  9678. Still waiting .....
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  9679. For the simple reason that the socialist welfare state has a massive pension debt. Who pays that? The young.
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  9680.  @maria8809ttt  So the socialist welfare state defaults on its debts. The poor, who die earlier, won't even make it to collect their pensions. The current set up, they won't get welfare because they are labelled as malingerers. Nice work of the socialists. Work til you die. Wealth inequality, Lack of investment pensioner poverty low take home pay austerity All directly caused by socialist redistribution. And top of the lists are the accountants who work for the state who hide the debts.
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  9681.  @maria8809ttt  So take money from people promising a pension when you know full well you won't pay what you owe people. That's got a name. Fraud,. ===== The reality is that currency - issuing governments such as those of Britain, Japan and the US can never 'run out of money' or become insolvent. ===== A falacy pushed by the fraudsters. For fixed rate debts its correct For inflation linked debt its false.
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  9682.  @maria8809ttt  ie. You are confused. Do a thought experiment. The state currently charges very little for a state pension to people on min wage. Way below cost. So the state can easily say, everyone gets £10,000 a day, inflation linked, for their pension from the age of 20. Perfectly legal. So you are saying the state can print to pay. How does that work? That debt is more than GDP? It's inflation linked. How does the state print to pay it and deliver on purchasing power. You state it can always pay, never default. But its inflation linked debt, and that means purchasing power. It cannot deliver on the debt. Inflation linked debt is a different beast to fixed rate debt. For inflation linked debt you have to tax. It's a transfer from those generating the wealth to those owed money. As such its capped by the UK economy and what the maximum level of taxation the public can deliver to the state.
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  9683.  @Banjo2030  I understand MMT. You clearly do not. The debt is inflation linked. That means you have to transfer wealth from one section of society to pay the creditors. You do that with taxation and no services for that taxation. MMT for you. To give value to fiat currency you have to tax and fine. Those inflation linked debts are for value.
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  9684.  @Spurros  Another example the claims that the National Insurance fund has assets in the form of Gilts. The IOU from the government to the government. The problem with the original claim is that it doesn't include the big debts. The "national debt" that is reported is the national "Borrowing". All the big debts not included. Even the WGA reports much higher liabilities. So its a con. Tell people this is what the debt is so they don't work out the consequences of what the governments have created.
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  9685. Why must those responsible learn? Why shouldn't they be jailed for a very long time. That's a learning lesson for them and for others.
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  9686. Explain how investment worked in Croydon.
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  9687. Report every letter as harassment via a police website. Worthington and another v Metropolitan Housing Trust Ltd (2018) EWCA Civ 1125 and section 1 of the Protection from Harassment Act 1997 (PHA 1997) Is the relevant case law and offence. The woman running TV Licensing's name is easy to find online, its a public record. Write the date and the crime reference number on the letter and file it. Build up a collection, then send a cease and desist letter, with the crime reference numbers, say send no more letters. Send a withdrawal of implied rights of access letter. Stops them turn up. It's an offence if they do. Send an order to delete your information from their database under GDPR. That's to the BBC, BBC Licensing and to Capita Follow that up with 3 Subject Access Requests to check they have deleted your data under the right to be forgotten rules. If not three separate complaints to the Information Commissioner's office.
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  9688.  @GaryGeezer-l2s  That stopped them completely. Rather quickly. No letters. Nothing to the 'occupier'. That reminds me. I found the video I'd been looking for. Goon states if we can come in and check we can remove you from our database. BBC refused my exercising my right to be forgotten. Given the goon statement, one of the two is lying. Time for a bit of fun. I'm going to go for Capita to start with.
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  9689.  @Dan-id8wv  I just reported them all, one by one as harrasment. I suspect the police who are concerned about their crime stats told them to stop. After all when you have won complaints on crime reporting and police failures to record, and know the rules inside and out, its probably a smart move by the police. BBC have stopped.
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  9690. He's knows with Trump the Grift ends.
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  9691. Dr Jane Barton.
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  9692. Biden and co were looting. Hence they are scared of Elon.
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  9693.  @JohnPark-xf2gq  He does like them Yang. Oh deal flippin' spell checkers.
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  9694. When you have a corrupt PM, it is in the public interest to get him out
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  9695.  @Paul-eb4jp  Really? Attempted fraud.
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  9696. The Amish Trump convey! :-)))
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  9697. Masum had reportedly been studying for a masters in digital marketing at the University of Bedfordshire. He shares travel vlogs of his life in the UK to his 14 YouTube subscribers.
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  9698. Interesting. Junior starter a new school, so that's a new route. Fly tipping is rampant. One location in particular. So its repeated reported via fixmystreet. We're talking furniture, dumped building waste, rubbish strewn everywhere On the council, its the new economic model of extortion.
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  9699. Easy to define? There are some catches. Swyer's Syndrome and AIS. People who have that are clearly women. They were born as women, lived their entire lives as women, have bits like women,...
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  9700. I went and debated some Socialists today. One just walked off because I was asking questions. When presented with the simple fact, 16,000 bn of pension debts their sole idea was tax the rich. 140 bn will pay off 16,000 bn of pension debts. Magic money Another said world wide there are billions. Get our hands on that and its happy every after. So what if the leprechauns say no? Ah yes...
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  9701. Now that's a twist I didn't see coming.
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  9702. @ Just another reason why the DWP don't care about fraud. I suspect quite a few are in on it. Next if the truth was out there, people would be horrified. In particular the fraudulent accounting. Top of the list, a full audit. External calculation of the liabilities without rigging the discount rate, and everyone gets a statement with their share of the debts. Annually. If the Tories and Labour don't like itm break it out by the debt accumulated when they were in power. Allocate the blame.
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  9703. If we change tax codes on migrants, to 40K each at a minimum the uneconomic ones will leave. Next is to change the welfare system so migrants get zero welfare. None. Why would they stay?
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  9704. Cooking Tofu.
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  9705. New York Gov. Kathy Hochul was ripped for a “tone-deaf” tweet bragging about her subway safety improvements mere hours after a sleeping straphanger was killed when she was set on fire aboard a Brooklyn train Sunday. The Democratic leader was blasted from both sides of the aisle after her office put out a social media post celebrating a decrease in subway crime even in the wake of the horrific immolation and a double-stabbing on 7 train in Queens that left one rider dead.
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  9706.  @heyamabaza6235  Luton at the weekend for example
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  9707. you have to ask how on earth that decision was taken allowing him to remain in Britain ========== They don't give an f about us.
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  9708. Here's a hint. Stolen from the public.
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  9709.  @stephfoxwell4620  Present value. Not future value. You are correct. The future values will be of 100 trillion order [if paid]. So look at the borrowing. 2.5 trillion but the payments are small. Payments on the pensions more, and the term of the debt is longer. Hence the actual debt is £16 trillion
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  9710.  @stephfoxwell4620  is there is a difference between balance sheet ( the debt) and the cost of servicing the debt. Same for present value which goes on the balance sheet and the total amount paid out which is future value
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  9711.  @stephfoxwell4620  600,000 pounds per taxpayer. Plus interest. If you think that is modest you must be a billionaire
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  9712.  @stephfoxwell4620  The NHS, you pay for it in the year you get the service. The pensions were paid for in the past, to be paid in the future, which makes it a debt/liability. One test to see if that's the case, go to your local UNISON branch. Announce that to stop austerity, they won't be paid their pensions. I would suggest a stab proof vest. The legal definition is this. **A liability/debt is a present obligation of the enterprise arising from past events, the settlement of which is expected to result in an outflow from the enterprise of resources embodying economic benefits** I know that the UNISON members would agree with me, not you.
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  9713.  @stephfoxwell4620  The other reason why the debt number matters. It tells you how much austerity is coming. Money going on debt doesn't go on services. Second part, you can watch the change year to year, and work out if it will be paid. It also measures the level of intergenerational debt transfer. Dumped on the young. When they default, for example by raising the retirement age, you can look at the debt number before and after and work out how much people have lost.
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  9714.  @onandon-nq1zw  The Civil service pensions are hidden in the small print. Why? Why does the state insist that companies and local authorities report their liabilities? Why, when a short fall in assets versus liabilities, did MPs vote themselves more money? If the liabilites are going to be paid, report them. You can then check and see of the growth matches GDP growth. You can watch the cost of serving the debt and see if that's increasing. Why is the state constantly cutting pensions if its 'affordable'? Other measures such as debt to gdp. debt to taxes. Debt costs to taxes. Debt costs to tax receipts less core spending. That's before we get into alternatives. But I know what your problem is. Socialist welfare state. It's that socialist word.
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  9715.  @onandon-nq1zw  Why are you so scared of the public knowing they are on the hook, and in particular for how much? I suspect you work for the public sector. We are then into the bankers are guilty scenario.
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  9716.  @onandon-nq1zw  There is no small print in the legislation governing the state pension system. Civil Service pensions are not included in the NIC State Pension Scheme and cannot be included in considering affordability of the latter. It's a different subject. You are conflating ========== There is no need for small print. It's the law. The state pension is the law. If the government has to default on the pensions, it has to change the law. The Civil service pension debts are on top of the state pension. It's another debt. So why does the label, borrowing, pensions, the EU, Nuclear clean up change whether is afford able or not. ========= To not get massive posts, I'll follow up for the others.
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  9717.  @onandon-nq1zw  MPS pensions. You claim that they are in with the civil servants. "PARLIAMENTARY CONTRIBUTORY PENSION FUND" is their pension set up. You can search for it and find their accounts Page 6 of the 2022 accounts Present value of Fund liabilities (1,040.1) Fair value of Fund assets 835.7 There you go, nearly a billion in assets. The civil service scheme has none. A deficit of 204.4 million. Expect them to tap the tax payer for that, again. Why did you say otherwise?
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  9718.  @onandon-nq1zw  But I've said this before: the State can't go broke and it will continue to exist unless there is such a n earth shattering catastrophe that pensions would be the least of everyone's worries. ========= Of course it can. It's INFLATION linked debt. It's not fixed rate debt. That means you have to tax to pay it. A transfer from the workers to the pensioners.
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  9719.  @onandon-nq1zw  There is no debt generated by State Pensions. IFRS, the standards the government says it uses states clearly its a debt. The NI fund is worthless. You cannot owe yourself money. An IOU to yourself is not an Asset. £16,000 bn owed, against what level of "assets"? It's not affordable. It's bust.
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  9720.  @onandon-nq1zw  With the various enabling legislation, the government has a duty to maintain affordability and viability of the state pension whilst remaining fair to those liable to NIC. ========= So Mr Average, if he retired at the start of the year. He's paid in NI. You are say so long sucker, you aren't owed a pension But the fairness bit. How much would he have had if his earnings, his wealth, had been invested? Post a number. We can see if that is fair. Because the debt has rocketed, for those contributing now its going to be worse.
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  9721.  @onandon-nq1zw  ven freezing pension increases for a period; ========== A default. Needs the law to change, which means its a debt. changing state retirement age Another default Increasing NIC funding Ah yes, gouge the young, the government has never reduced state pension amount in my long life-time What? Complete bollocks. They screwed women on the retirement age. They screwed men on the retirement age. All resulted in losses to people.
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  9722.  @onandon-nq1zw  Every developed country in the world has a state welfare system ie "welfare state" except the USA. No, the us has Social Security. A welfare state. So the test. Will you invest your entire wealth with me on the same terms and conditions as the state? I promise to try and find someone else to pay you back.
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  9723.  @Stormy177  The figures aren't correct? What figure do they present instead for the number? How do they explain why the number was hidden without admitting fraud?
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  9724.  @Stormy177  Exactly. You need the before and after. That difference is what you have lost by the default. Nothing like telling people what those in power have screwed out of you. So in that year's statement that needs to be included. You could also add in the telephone number of the current sitting MP. Now how many people need to have that letter to swing elections? Safe seats - cross them off. Swing seats only. Same address? Nope, just one per household. Get demographic data, there are firms that will tell you who the likely swing voters are. Target them. Target the young too. Nothing like a wake up call, countering the propaganda. Again the basic question, why did you hide the debts off the books. Keep coming back to the basics. If they say, I don't believe your numbers. What numbers do you have and where are they published? Ah yes Hmmm. I don't know
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  9725.  @Stormy177  So here's the letter Scenario A. The state increases the retirement age. The letter calculates the before debt, after the debt change. That's part of the loss. The second part, you are going to be paying in for an extra year and lose interest on that. So you get told about the loss Scenario B. The state increase the pension. As if it would. That increases the debt. So you get the before and after level of the debt, and your share of the increase.
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  9726. Influencer or Efluencer?
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  9727. Vaping fluid. The juice fits in a perfume bottle. A year's supply. It's not going to work.
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  9728. Look at the smart money. Biden's toast, Trump has won.
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  9729. not having a license is a criminal offence - It's not.
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  9730.  @davidmcculloch8490  How did it work? How did they deficit spend when you had asset backed currencies?
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  9731.  @jimshelley8831  So you don't want people who create jobs. Instead I bet you want the privately educated to run britain. Corbyn for example. Or Benn.
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  9732.  @charliemoore2551  Who says they are going there? That's why the Poly Tornbee's of the world were so pissed off. Tuscan villa and screwed. No they are going else where. So what's not being discussed? Lets start with profit margins. Why is the state making a 30% gross profit margin on its services?
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  9733. Lets have a new parallel currency. No need for taxation or fines to back it up. Government prints it, uses it to pay public sector workers, public sector worker's pensions. It will need a name obviously. Something easy to remember. Some thing like the "Voucher". The government pays Richard and PS workers with vouchers. Remember, you can never run out of vouchers. Heck as an added bonus, we can increase all PS worker's salaries. If you earn £50,000 a year now, you get 100,000 in vouchers. You're better off by miles. What's not to like?
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  9734. No declaration needed. That's the basics.
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  9735.  @cornishplumber5051  Hot dog with a side of relish.
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  9736. Taylor Swift fans are 11-12 year old girls and can't vote.
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  9737. Any evidence its not true?
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  9738. And fast or we have to conclude the police are rac ist
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  9739. So we've had a couple of decades of major Keynsian spending because there's a deficit. The New deal was 1% of GDP in the US. We've had that in spades here. Many times 1%. Why has it failed?
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  9740. So when are you going to remove the criminals who paid to cross? When are you going to remove the 1.5 million plus foriegners on welfare? When are you going to tax migrants so they pay more tax than the cost? 40K a year tax code? When are you going to kick out the tens of thousands of other criminals?
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  9741. Democrats, its very very easy for you to win and get the next POTUS. Just nominate Donald Trump as the democrat candidate. :-)
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  9742. I've a question. How are Biden's team going to handle the presidential debates? Fake an illness? Just say you aren't turning up? Joe's been abducted by a UFO? Trump's team need to start telling the jokes about it now.  Just_a_guy_who_likes_stuff 
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  9743. Nicholas Prosper, 18
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  9744. Can we have some sensible naming system? Aardvark virus Baboon virus Cuttlefish virus
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  9745. So people its easy. Boulton is GMP. Get on to their website and make the crime reports. That increases the crime statistics. Find a video. Take a random screen shot of the violence. ie. Evidence. Report away.
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  9746. His parents were immigrants.
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  9747. Doesn't solve it. The elite thinks that more people will pay the pensions. Problems are that they don't pay more tax than they cost. More deliveroo drivers doesn't work. They pay no tax, and they cost on average 14K a year. Add in dependents and you multiply by 14K. Then they demand pensions, so the debt increases. So uneconomic, economic migration won't work. The migration solution is quite simple. No criminals, no discrimination, NET CONTRIBUTORS only. Then you get a work permit for a year. So even with economically good migrants, none of the bad, you are still screwed. Now what? How do you pay the 16 trillion? Why aren't you paying £60,000 a year with no services?  @pam164 
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  9748. Doesn't add up. The debt is increasing at 1,600 bn a year. The illegals are costing 3 bn a year. Where's the other 1,597 bn going to come from?  @marylauder3374 
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  9749. What democracy? Labour's gone full fascist cancelling elections because it's going to be wiped out.
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  9750. In da Bunker
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  9751. Jobbie. Jobbie Jobbie. Where did those millions of democratic voters go who voted for Biden? They've vanished. Its as though they never existed.
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  9752. A Congolese man who was previously held up as an example of successful migrant integration has been jailed for only nine years in Germany for raping his own mother and beating her almost to death.
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  9753. So I'll make the bet with you. I pay you if Labour deport him You pay me if Labour doesn't.
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  9754. Yep, labour's screwing the public and MPs are looting.
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  9755. All that will happen is the income will be faked or arranged for a year. Then we are stuck with the costs What's needed is changing tax thresholds. That way it works every year.
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  9756.  @dennismccarthy7032  It's the plan. Forrest commission. Another.
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  9757.  @edwardmclaughlin7935  There's more to it. That was quite some time ago. The requirements post 2008 have grown exponentially. For a big established player, its a fixed cost. For the big boys, spread over lots of customers its a small increase in what they charge the customers. For a small new bank its disastrous. That's why the big players demanded more regulations. It wipes out new competition. Remember to, it was systemic. Lots of banks affected. What's the common factor? Bank regulators got it wrong. ie. The State.
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  9758.  @iwantagoodnameplease  So the national debts. How big are they? Notice I'm using plural. There's more than just the borrowing 1. borrowing is 2,478.17 billion 2. State pension 3. Civil service pension 4. Unpaid wages 5. Unpaid invoices 6. The EU 7. Expected losses on insurance contracts 8. Expected damages (Post office, NHS etc) 9. Nuclear clean up (paid up front, state pays for the work) 10. Expected losses on guarantees. Can you put any numbers to the other debts?
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  9759.  @RoofLight00  I have done. He's wont' answer. There's a very obvious reason as to why. He's a socialist. To admit to a socialist policy creating austerity, wealth inequality, lack of investment, poverty etc. ... Well socialists don't do that. Next, with those debts in the open, an annual statement sent to each tax payer with their fair share of the debt, tax payers are going to be asking very difficult questions. Particularly of accountants who hid the debt.
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  9760.  @Banjo2030  How much pension debt has the welfare state run up? What effect does trying to pay that debt have on austerity? Trillions paid in, where the wealth gone?
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  9761.  @Banjo2030  well start with the basics. NHS have paid the state for their pensions. Are they owed a pension?
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  9762.  @Banjo2030  NHS staff have paid the state for their pension. Civil servants have paid the state for their pensions. It's all in their contract of employment. They are owed a pension. You are saying they aren't.
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  9763.  @Banjo2030  Or here's a test you can perform yourself. Go to your local UNISON meeting. State that Labour will cancel all public sector worker's pensions, and use the money for other things. I suggest you wear a stab proof vest, have running shoes on, and a getaway driver outside with the engine running. Public sector workers are very clear. They have paid the state for their pensions and they are owed a pension. It's a debt of the state. I agree with the PS workers. I'm interested why you think that's not the case.
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  9764.  @Banjo2030  We will move on to NI. I'm leading you through it step by step. Public sector workers have paid the state for their pensions. Are they owed a pension for those payments? You are avoiding questions.
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  9765.  @Banjo2030  'Public sector workers have paid the state for their pensions' Do you know how pensions work? PS worker pay, either in cash or by working for their public sector pensions. As a result they are owed a pension. That they are owed a pension is in their contract of employment. Which bit do you not understand?
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  9766.  @Banjo2030  Who cares if they are 'owed' a pension. So your idea is not to pay the pensions The problem is that its a debt. It's an inflation linked debt. That means you cannot print to cause inflation to get out of the debt, because as fast as you print the debt gets bigger. Here are the cashflows. People hand over wealth, money, to the state. The state agrees to repay them in the future according to a formula. Have I described borrowing or have I described pensions?
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  9767.  @Banjo2030  Contributions from current employees / employers ====== So we are making progress. Current employees have paid the state. ======= pensions of past / retired employees. ======= They have paid in, they are owed the pension. ======= So where is the contract between current employees and past employees?
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  9768.  @Banjo2030  So you getting close. They are owed a pension. Cancel all payments and see their reaction. So that debt, needs taxes to make the payments. That means austerity. It means money being paid for services is being siphoned off.
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  9769. So how much of the state debts do we give to MPs and Peers?
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  9770.  @ElCid420  So when the state hides its debts off the books, like the 16 trillion pension debt, we should expropriate all public sector worker's pensions. No pensions paid.
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  9771.  @peterlamont8167  So we're talking utilities. Bristol and Nottingham councils did exactly what you said. Robin Hood Energy I believe was Nottinghams. The result was that they robbed people of lots of money. Massive debts as a consequence. So the people of Nottingham get austerity. The same will happen. What we have is a failure of government with utilities and you are saying look government cocks up, government profits, public lose, for a second time.
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  9772.  @ds6914  I haven't. RM is a socialist and is creating a fantasy that says load up the poor with more debt. That's on top of the asset stripping that the welfare state has done. People like yourself, the victims of that asset stripping then fall for the con. The fairy story. Can you find anywhere where RM tells you how much debt the welfare state has? Borrowing on top.
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  9773. So lets see. Average state spend of 14K. Hospitality min wage at £1K a year in tax. That's a loss of £13K Are the companies paying that difference in tax? Nope Wages for Brits supressed, so they take home less Tax receipts down Welfare costs up Housing Crisis. Crime crisis. But Sky Presenters who get cheap restaurant food, cheap servants, cheap cleaners, cheap UBER, Cheap deliveroo, its a problem. If the peasants don't pay that money they will have to or go without.
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  9774. Oh look, some hack has decided to create a story. More fake journalism
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  9775. In the UK, if you paid by credit card, my view is that you have a right to a refund from the credit card company, which hits the camera company hard. Refunds is what they hate having to pay.
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  9776. A brain test is needed. To many coming back as negative.
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  9777. No its 30% Civil service pension State pension Nuclear clean up Losses on insurance contracts The EU Unpaid wages Unpaid invoices Expected payouts - eg post office, NHS damages. You've missed off the other debts.
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  9778. Ban social housing
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  9779. You've clearly not seen or read them. They are next. Plus private pensions will be confiscated to pay public sector workers pensions. All part of the new government economic model. Extortion.
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  9780. 12 YEAR OLD BOY FATALLY STABBED IN BIRMINGHAM
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  9781.  @James-cs2wi  Latex and a dog collar pehaps Woof woof!
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  9782. Vote the Scots out.
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  9783.  @lynn9111  Correct. So the question is how to phase it in. 1. First a list of safe countries. Then automatic deportation of the criminal elements. That starts reducing the risks. Pass a law, making it automatic. From the court to the plane, from the gaol door to the plane. The latter being easier. The do the same with those with records. For new arrivals. Safe list? Yep, off to the court to get that criminal record and you are off. Now of course you and I know they will destroy papers. No problem. Off to a Scottish Island to wait whilst they, themselves, get their papers. No catch and release. No papers within a month? Well the Falklands beckon. Up to them then to sort it out. Basic food and shelter, men on the east Falklands, woment on the west. Communications of course. Free emails to embassies, so they can sort it out. Bonus of course. No invasion and inheriting that problem. Some could be in for a long wait. But the big thing. No catch and release. Those phone calls? I suspect some will call their mates to say, it might no be a good idea.
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  9784. The Pensions Increase (Pension Scheme for Keir Starmer QC) Regulations 2013 And he's got a special tax loop hole. Just for him, paid for by us.
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  9785. So if migrants commit all these crimes, ban migrants. Oh dear says the BBC and the Guardian. You aren't allowed to use OUR logic.
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  9786. Civil service pension State pension Nuclear clean up Losses on insurance contracts The EU Unpaid wages Unpaid invoices Expected payouts - eg post office, NHS damages. The actual amount going on the debts is 30%.
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  9787.  @Banjo2030  Gilts are government debt. The interest paid is part of the cost of servicing the debt. The other is the repayment of principle. Then we have the other debts like pensions, nuclear clean up, ... Total cost of servicing the debts is 30% of tax. On the UBI. They can't afford a UBI for pensioners. How are they going to afford it for all. So how big are the pension debts?
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  9788.  @Banjo2030  = What are you arguing? 1. You cannot make any sensible decisions or comments unless you have the basic facts. You can see this in the comments were people, like yourself, claim that the only debt of the state is the money owed to the bankers. The borrowing. Garbage in, Garbage out. 2. Wealth. Debt is negative wealth. The workers have been asset stripped by the welfare state. Their wealth has gone, now their wealth is negative. Hence wealth inequality 3. Low take home pay. 30% goes on the debts. 4. Public austerity. 30% goes on debt not on services. 5. Pensioner poverty. The state pays a fraction of the value paid in. They have caused it. 6. General poverty. Again the asset stripping. So why are these things good?
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  9789.  @Banjo2030  Interest is for the borrowing Pensions are the big debt and that's pension payments.
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  9790.  @Banjo2030  On the balance sheet definitons. Nuclear clean up. Paid for in the past, the work do be done in the future. Should that be on the books? What would Bernie Maddoff do?
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  9791. Latest Morning Consult polls. Wisconsin Trump + 1 Pennsyvania - Tied Arizona Tied Florida Trump + 5 Georgia Trump + 2 Michigan Harris + 1 North Carolina Trump + 2 Ohio Trump + 9 Add on the 3-4% systematic bias in favour of Harris and its dire for the Cackler.
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  9792. ON smaller plans, if you put the fatties at the back, the aircraft cannot recover from stalls and spins.
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  9793. BBC arts graduates.
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  9794. Remember that was the plan. It was always about Hillary. Big Mike should be very very worried.
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  9795. You can see where this is going. Brits will then sue for racial discrimination and be let out early.
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  9796. Who gave the order?
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  9797. So here's a challenge for you. Double entry question. The state receives £1000 from Mr I'm a Peasant for his old age pension. One year's NI. What entries do you make in the accounts? The state receives £10,000 in NI from Mr I'm middle class for his old age pension. One year's NI. What entries do you make in the accounts? Are you going to use the Bernie Maddoff School of accounting loved by economics professors, and civil servants, or the real numbers What entries do you make a year later?
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  9798. Voted democrat mate. The primary he voted in was an open primary, so its on the record.
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  9799.  @loundclear9279  He's a democrat. He's self published a book attacking Trump. He's got blue hair He's got Taylor Swift playlists. He voted democrat He's funded democrats. PS One of the bits above is still to be proved
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  9800. What is it with the complete lack of strong independent women? They are all wimps when it suits them
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  9801. And why didn't the judge just throw the case out?
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  9802. When you do, youtube sends you the threatening message.
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  9803. For the drug lords, its a business opportunity. Private toll road? Cash Cheap to build? Tick Used for other things? Of course. Drugs and smuggling people.  @sheaholloway9537 
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  9804. Trump abolishes the cheap postal deal, and puts 10% or $1 per item tarrifs on, which ever is larger. China as grown on the basis of debt and high labour content items. ie. Cheap tat. That's uneconomic particularly under that postal fiddle. The result is large unemployment which causes massive debt issues in China. Lots of angry peasants.
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  9805. So how has Brexit caused the massive collapse in China Steel production?  @JoeMcnicholas-ki7vt 
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  9806. Which thugs? Police or Travellers?
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  9807.  @esm1817  One thing Trump could do is full transparency. YT for example has to give full details of any posts shadow banned, the reasons for it, human involvement etc. If their AI cannot pick uk Yemeni charity scammers, pimps pushing tarts, then its not going to do political bias.
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  9808. So where are the trillions the workers have paid the socialist welfare state? Produces a debt, that's negative wealth. Why are you surprised at wealth inequality that is a direct consequence of that ponzi?
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  9809. Recovered an AR. What's the betting that was planted after the fact.
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  9810. Lots of PHub of course.
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  9811. There's the pumpkin test. You open the top, look inside, to see if its empty
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  9812. This is the society labour wants.
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  9813. Agreed. There as the grand design where the guy built the massive cob home. What's interesting to me is that cob is a composite material. The addition of fibres, such as straw, hair is needed. Just like you put carbon fibre into a plastic matrix, or rebar into concreate. It's clearly fire proof too. In terms of the rain, the bigger issue is ground water. You need the right foundations, to prevent capillary action lifting water destroying the cob from, the base. In terms of ability to last, we have the remains of cob buildings going back 8000 years. Jericho for example. There's a general problem in society that we must have high tech solutions. An example in tunnel boring. Machines costing millions make the holes. But look back at Brunel. To build a vertical shaft they put a cookie cutting ring on the ground. On the inside is a lip. Whilst they were digging out the centre of the shaft, brickies were building a wall on that lip. That increases the weight forcing the cookie cutter into the ground. Dig more out, build the wall, and the cookie cutter sinks. The wall is there and protects the workers against cave in. You can go down a long way. This for example is how Elephant and Castle Tube station was built. You could do the same now. We precast concrete wall sections. a mini digger, and a crane to lift the sections in, the spoil out. Cheap and cheerful. Then at the bottom, the put a cookie cutter in the wall, and started digging. The name for this was the great shield. They bolted metal sections into place to create the tunnel. Then hydraulic rams attached to those sections, pushed the cookie cutter forward. Two men dug out the soil, it was carted away. Then new wall sections added, Cookie cutter advanced, more soil removed. repeat. The numbers I've seen were 20 meters a day. OK. doesn't sound like much does it? But If you want a 1 km tunnel, you start at both ends. Each side needs to do 500 meters. At 20 meters a day, that's under a month. That's nothing. So I think a simple. Just update the method. Conveyor belt to get the spoil out, a small train. You add the rails as you go. Crane is standard to lift the spoil out. At the front a small digger running off compressed air to dig out the material. A small digger modified to lift the wall sections into place. Doesn't take many people and you still get 20 meters a day. So why's it not done? It's because the people running the system get more money by delaying than doing the job. Another example, cross rail. For the cost of cross rail you could have had 150 DLR extensions in London. What effect would that have had on transport in the capital? Could you get 150 in place? No, So you could have had it in Birmingham, Leeds, Manchester, and Liverpool. But they spent it on one line.
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  9814. 1.5 million migrants plus their dependents on welfare. Huge numbers of criminals. Cancel the welfare, deport the criminals. Those 1.5 million then have to decide, leave or become criminals.
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  9815. Prosecute him for the Covid law breaking
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  9816. @CosmicSky567 It's the eyebrows.
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  9817.  @metalicminer6231  I couldn't find any records of his brother being born here
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  9818. @CosmicSky567 I haven't said where he has come from. Just that I can't find his brother birth record in the UK. As for his, there is one in Hertfordshire, but given the other family members it doesn't look like its the Kyle Clifford.
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  9819. @CosmicSky567 They aren't. Fled - extradited 0.36% Multiple hits 21.17% No birth record. 45.26% Stripped of citizenship 1.46% UK 31.75% That's the stats for 274 of them. For the UK, most will have entitlements to Pakistani passports or have them. No birth record = born overseas hence another passport. Multiple hits? Well lots with that name, the ratio will be the same as the others. Even for those I've marked UK . That's because I find someone with that name born in the UK. Doesn't mean that was the criminal, so that comes down.
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  9820. @ Equal pay for the men on OF
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  9821. @ Rachel does make a lovely cuppa
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  9822. Investment. Will we get to see the accounts as to how much money that "investment" generates, along with all the costs such as interest payments, capital repayment, maintenance, depreciation, running costs?
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  9823.  @RobertSmith-so8nk  You've missed off your big "purchase". Government. Even worse than the worse HMO
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  9824. Don't knock it. The Taj does a great vindaloo.
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  9825.  @thomasrobert4654  It's that deep sea diver where a jelly fish went through the pump supplying his wet suit with warm water. He could do it at all.
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  9826. So who was running the scheme? Was she? Or was someone using her?
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  9827. But Sadiq Khan is.
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  9828. They know they are being roasted. So they have gone into the bunker.
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  9829. UK should just walk out. For the greens, lets have the big experiment. Go full net zero on them now. No flights. No cars [except Teslas], no trains, no gas, green on electricity, no subsidies. Smart meters that cut the power when green doesn't work. Lets see how they function with their polices.
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  9830.  @JohnSmith-ux3tt  People voted for the left. The socialist welfare state took 20% of people's money. Now that creates a debt, but those leftists wanted to spend the money, and they didn't. No investments, no capitalism. But that creates a problem. That debt? If its on the debt, people work out that it can't be paid. it's negative wealth. People work out that wealth inequality, low take home pay, austerity, poverty is directly caused by socialism But without that debt number, people will vote to be ripped off. With that number, what does the swamp do? Answer, run for the hills, or private jet out of the UK
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  9831.  @eleanorcrawford9978  Correct.
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  9832.  @serhiyranush4420  Sure. Look at the whole of government accounts. You can get the spending on all of the debts. What you can't get is the true debt. The state just reports the money owed to its banker mates. The money owed to the peasants isn't reported. So can you find the pension debts on the balance sheet? Of course you can't along with most of the other debts. The Bernie Maddoff School of Accounting is rife in the civil service.
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  9833.  @serhiyranush4420  You don't Here are the debts. 1. Borrowing 2. State pension 3. Civil service pension 4. Unpaid wages 5. Unpaid invoices 6. The EU 7. Expected losses on insurance contracts 8. Expected damages [Post office, NHS etc] 9. Nuclear clean up [paid up front, state pays for the work] 10. Expected losses on guarantees. I'll start you on number 1. The debt management office publishes a number. It will open at 2.47817 trillion tomorrow morning "Total Amount Outstanding (including inflation uplift for index-linked gilts) = £2,478.17 billion nominal" That's from their website, gilts in issue report. Amazing that the number for the debts owed to MP's bankers mates is published. Can you find any of the other 9? If not, why not?
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  9834. I can't be arsed. Someone else can pay.
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  9835. Zero welfare for migrants. For brits, 20% of your income goes into a fund you own, for your pension and a small amount for unemployment.
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  9836.  @tancreddehauteville764  They take home 800K. They are rich. They will end up wealthy. However, back to the basics. 1. Why has multimillionaire Starmer got a law just so he can evade tax? 2. This tax weatlh idea as the solution. How big are the pension debts run up by the DWP? You need to know that number because its one of the problems. Then you can see if your solution is a fix.
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  9837.  @tancreddehauteville764  Also, isn't it very patriachal, that the left say that his wife's money is his money.
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  9838. 99.99% reliability for a cell over 5 years. 1000 cells. 10% chance your EV goes up in smoke.
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  9839. That's what you get when you have a £16 trillion pound socialist pension debt. Other debts not included. 30% of taxes goes on the debts.
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  9840. I did some costing for drones with a long range. Servos - £40 a pop. You need 3 for controls, 1 for the throttle. £160 Propellor - £350 Engine - £2000 for a new 45 hp motorbike engine. Remember it doesn't need to run for many hours Computer and sensors - £350 Remote control - £300 Airframe - its mostly labour and some composites. Around the £2000 mark Warhead - Military have access and its cheap for them. £2 a kilogram. With fuse certainly less than £200 Battery £100 Launching them a bit more difficult. Gas gun, rocket booster, catapult off a hill are all options. Or off the back of a vehicle from the roof as it drives down a road. Get them to attack in swarms, even with a phone calling home to say where they are. If you find one route doesn't get through, change the route. Targets? Oil refineries, fuel depots, ports. If you sink a ship in the port, it blocks things up.
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  9841. Crater in the ground is odd when it blue up in the air?
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  9842. What's the betting he's a migrant?
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  9843.  @metalsonic123  They won't do that with the vote today. Protect Kahn by keeping it secret.
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  9844. 10K in fines for the bike alone if the CPS decide to do something about it
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  9845. That's not true. We have the recent evidence they follow orders.
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  9846.  @LeeGee  You can't get the new ones, because they won't release them. The reason is that they claim independence, but the orders show that they aren't.
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  9847.  @S.Trades  Exactly.
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  9848.  @S.Trades  Now there are some interesting features. 1. Police have to accept orders from Downing Street. 2. Refusing an order means you will be sacked and lose your pension 3. The police are politicised. 4. How can reform use those powers?
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  9849. And black males for the simple reason they have a lot in common with Trump. Victims of the legal system.
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  9850.  @carllockpick6179  I could get it
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  9851.  @NaomiRosemaryJohnson  You can access the register of birth's deaths and marriages using the genealogy websites. So name is given. Age, you search for 1 year around today minus their age. You don't always have exact dates of birth. Also the date of registration comes after the birth If you find no matches they clearly weren't born in the UK. If you find one match, you cannot blanket assume that there aren't two people with that name in the UK. Multiple hits it becomes harder to make a conculsion.
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  9852.  @NaomiRosemaryJohnson  So for example. Met Police News today. Keith Edun. Name Keith Daniel R Edun Birth Oct 1976 Croydon, Greater London So born in the UK. Electoral register. Name Dr Keith Edun Birth 1975-1977 Residence 2014-2015 Croydon, Surrey, England So probably British. [You can be foreign and vote in the UK] Keith Edun, 47 (12. 11.1976) of Strathmore Road, Croydon appeared at Croydon Crown Court on Friday, 14 February, where he was jailed for encouraging the rape and sexual assault of a baby, distribution of indecent images of children, two counts of making indecent images of children and perverting the course of justice. Ties up with Croydon, ties up on the age. Got 21 years. A long sentence, particularly compared to the PDFs in Rotherham etc.
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  9853.  @NaomiRosemaryJohnson  Here's another example. Marius Ziugzda, 48, (15.06.76), of no fixed address, was sentenced on Thursday, 13 February and will serve a minimum of 18 years. He was previously found guilty on Friday, 17 January of the murder of 60-year-old Brian Shields following a two-week week trial at Wood Green Crown Court. No birth record. Electoral Registers. Name Marius Ziugzda Birth 1975-1977 Residence 2010 Barking, Essex, England So that matches up, Redbridge was where the murder took place, so the area is consistent. So looks like he came to the UK sometime before 2010, but wasn't born in the UK. That's just two examples from the Met News website. You can take that information in lots of ways.
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  9854.  @thomasrobert4654  Of course the don't. Take their standard refrain. Q. Who will pick crops? A. That reminds me of the deep south and plantation owners and cotton. Point that out and they have no come back. Q. Who will do the shit jobs brits won't do? A. So that's what you think of foreigners. Q. But migrants make a contribution. A. 1000 or no tax, 14K a year in state services? Why don't you sell me your house for a £1000 contribution? Make it personal, they balk. So spread the story. If you convince 2, and the convince 2, ... There are 4 million reform voters. If each can convince 2 people, that's 12 million voters. Now what I've posted is reasonable. It's just ified. There's no racism and that's very specific. Another example, the EU is 97% white. Special rules for EU nationals is racist.
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  9855. Left wing projection
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  9856. The question is then what needs to change? The rate of inflation is the rate of increase in the price index. The target for the BoE needs to change. Instead of the rate, where every year they get another go, the target needs to be the price index. If the price index is currently 100, then the target is that the price index is 100. ie. Zero inflation over the long term. The BoE achieves this by not printing money, and increasing and decreasing the interest rates.  @jungletiger1900 
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  9857. Yes. The price index. I've just posted what needs to change. Namely if the price index is currently 100, the BoE's target is to keep the index at 100. Two ways. Money supply, stop printing and by interest rates - increase/decrease if the index is above/below 100  @AFFootballHighlights 
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  9858. Public Sector worker eh. One of those that have created the mess and will ultimately pay for it.  @Craig121000 
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  9859. 1. Why aren't the people paying to commit a crime prosecuted. 2. Simple starter solution. No welfare for migrants. 3. Prosecute for illegal entry and overstaying 4. Revoke nationality for any migrant with a criminal record. 5. Impose a break even tax level. 1. The only one that takes a bit of time. 2. Is easy. Done over the weekend. 3. There's a list. Use the single justice system. Easy 4. Easy. 5. Done again in a weekend
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  9860. The Clintons - surely - there's more than one.
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  9861. Why not junior too? Dodgy foundations And lots of Bidens. On the Obamas. He might like jail. She might get to be with him which will put a damper on his activities.  @americangal9292 
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  9862. So an anonymous warrant. You don't know who 'signed' it. You can't then follow it up to challenge it. You can't get to see the infomation they presented to obtain the warrant.
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  9863.  @PaulaSB12  That's a breach of the HRA, since you have a right to a private life and that includes your home. Looking through people's windows is illegal since its tramples on your rights.
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  9864. Care4Calais would be bankrupted.  @jsmith3980 
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  9865. Enforce? Its easy. In some case its clear the sponsor won't be able to afford it. For example in this case they wont' be able to afford the 1 million. But 100K from selling their house will go a little of the way to helping. Make an example of a few sponsors, and others will get the idea, don't sponsor people So that means its going to be companies and people rich enough to afford insurance to cover the costs. It's also fair. For example, families who want to bring over a relative. Sponsor them, you can do it. But you cannot force others to pay for it unless they are willing.  @michaeloreilly3539 
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  9866. Oh look the Yemeni charity scammer beat the pimp bot for the first post.
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  9867. Socialist pension ponzis come with a major sting in the tail. So Times Radio, why do you not call out the fraud?
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  9868.  @00pium_Mero  If you do you are deluded. Remember Americans don't do irony.
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  9869.  @k_469  Both. One part, facts based. That should be main news. Second part, commentary and discussion. You need a range of views. That's not what we get. When was the last time you saw someone who said its simple. The state has created the mess, the state is the problem not the solution
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  9870. There are not enough Indians in the world to defeat the Seventh Cavalry - Custer
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  9871. Problem - the government are the criminals.
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  9872. Who decided to be called Sam, and adopted male dress.
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  9873.  @Joe_Narbaiz  I don't have trouble with what every people want to call themselves. I have trouble wiht the BBC covering up and pushing misinformation.
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  9874.  @SoniaInvestigates  Yes. The first part is a misdemeanor, but there are statutes of limitations on that. So not even convicted of a misdemeanor . That's the falsifying business record. Even there there's been zero conviction, there's no evidence that Trump signed off, or knew about the accounting, and its passed the SoL time frame. Anything you dispute so far?
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  9875. One small step forward. ...
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  9876. Not only is it not buying their product. You have to write to the CEO, ideally copying in lots of people, stating they are off your list and why.
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  9877.  @kevinholmes9716  It was me that emailed Simon about it. Push this. The more people that know, the more that he is in trouble. The petition website is down. 12 September for the Committee chairman being appointed. Then its party season. Then elections to get on the committee. Then they party, then they may allow petitions. In the case of petitions like this they will claim its about a single person and that's not allowed. They will cover it up and ban criticism of our Glorious leader.
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  9878. Why do the adverts for tarts get let through?
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  9879.  @Tensquaremetreworkshop  There are two functions. 1. Means of exchange. Rather than barter potatoes for meat, you exchange potatoes for money, meat for money. 2. A store of value over time. That enables borrowing and saving. They are the functions. The fundamental value of a bank note is close to zero. To give value to fiat money, you need taxation to create the demand and hence the value. MMT is clear on this. That's why the equation of exchange kicks in. RM ignores it, becuase it debunks his ideas. Same as the pension debts.
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  9880.  @Tensquaremetreworkshop  No. The first is the means of exchange. That includes the small part of price which is that measure of value. Unit of account relates to money as a store of value. Hence the borrow/save part Both are covered. So how does printing money create value out of thin air? Why not abolish taxation and just print?
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  9881.  @Tensquaremetreworkshop  Bitcoin is fiat money, and government isn't involved. Debunking your assumption.
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  9882.  @charliemoore2551  Spot on Charlie. They, the left, are very confused about the token and the resource.
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  9883.  @zetectic7968  Wrong. The question is can you print value? The answer is no. Are the pension debts real or are they imaginary because they aren't reported? Why would the state hide the pension debts off the books? Very simple questions. What's interesting is that the left, and RM can't answer them. For an accountant not to be able to spot the accounts have been cooked is telling. Also a concern when he's teaching accountancy. Enron, Bernie Maddoff school of accounting. They hide the liabilities as well.
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  9884. Growth. There are two rates of growth you need to consider. 1. The rate of growth in the economy. That is one of the factors that drive tax receipts needed to pay the welfare state's debts. There is also an element of how much austerity the public will tolerate. ie. Taxation without services, because the money is going on the welfare state's debts. 2. The rate of growth of those debts. Simply. When the rate of growth of the debts exceeds the rate of growth of the tax base, you won't get a welfare state.
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  9885.  @mallardofmodernia8092  SO Ray Epps, why no prosecution for him?
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  9886. Labour member arrested for blackmail and extortion of MPs. Why isn't that being talked about?
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  9887.  @David-oy6ck  TDS a mass breakout is coming. A tidal wave epidemic
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  9888. Exactly. Now next question, that half a million, what did the company do for it, and was there a kick back to her?
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  9889. How can they allocate that number of resources to a £1.50 bus fine when there are other crimes? Makes a mockery of the police 'defence' they are short of staff and funding.
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  9890. 1. Major confusion about money and value of money. The assumption print, and you can get goods and services for the money A simple gedanken experiment shows why this is bonkers. We introduce a new currency. No need to tax or fine to back it up. The government prints away and pays its staff in the new currency. It needs a snazzy name. Lets call it the voucher. To help its introduction it doubles the wages of its staff. Instead of £50K a year, they get 100K of vouchers. Everyone else switches to the dollar. What happens when those employees try and spend their vouchers? 2. Full employment is a complete red herring. 3. Governments are exactly like households. Print as much as you like, the problem comes when you try and change it into goods. Another gedanken experiment shows this. The government passes a law. A UBI is introduced. £200K a day, inflation linked, for everyone in the UK. £200K is price of a nice Ferrari. So you get your UBI payment and go down the car dealership. I'll have my Ferrari. You want it to export it to turn that money into dollars. Ah yes, you can't exchange the money for goods (or services). The reason is the state now has a debt, that UBI, where the VALUE promised exceeds the VALUE generated by the UK economy. The state has defaulted on its debt to pay that UBI. This household argument, print to pay and never run out, is based on the assumption that money has value. 4. So you are limited by the ability of people being taxed to give up their wealth, their purchasing power.
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  9891.  @realMaverickBuckley  Now is that Spanish nationality legal or real?
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  9892.  @realMaverickBuckley  You can convict them force him back to Spain to serve the sentence there.
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  9893.  @Valyssi  Rule of law. The reason they would want to do this is if they have more Brits in jail that we have Spanish in ours.
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  9894. There's a case to be made that they can't even vote.
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  9895.  @baltasarnoreno5973  He already lost. Now he is older. More hateful and bitter. Pitiful guy. Needs to go away retire. ======= Is that he Biden? :-)))
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  9896. Government can simply pass a law, deliveroo etc must have a photograph, and its the photograph on the app that matches the rider.
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  9897. Second Deliveroo has to tax at source for example, plus there is the money laundering.
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  9898. @ So lets look at a policy that causes wealth inequality. Where are the trillions of pounds of wealth the workers have paid the socialist welfare state for their old age?
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  9899. So Steve, why are you playing fantasy economics? A game where you say, what if we ignore all the really big debts and assume that the only debt is the money owed to bankers? It's case of GIGO. Garbage in, garbage out. How big are Social Security debts in the US? Assets we know are zero, since the government can't owe the government and make an asset.
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  9900.  @Negotea  One you are stuck with, the other is a choice.
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  9901. You're a peasant mate. An oik. Hand over your cash, doff your hat and say thank you to your lords and masters.
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  9902. 1. There is no separation of the judges. The judges are following orders. 2. The legal system is completely politicised. 3. It's completely two tiered. 4. Letting rapists off with suspended sentences? 5. People with knives getting off. 6. The legal system being used by the BBC for revenue collection 7. Single justice system is no justice. ...
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  9903. Snow Woke surely
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  9904. So talking of big problems. Where are the trillions the workers have paid the socialist welfare state for their old age?
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  9905. How's the research into drugs to cure TDS? The swamps running scared. DOGE is digging up massive frauds. Massive frauds need jail time. Money laundering, looting, kick backs, ...
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  9906. Can I make a suggestion? Next letter, report it has harassment on a police website. That way they can't say no, its recorded. Write the date, and the crime reference number on the letter. Add it to your collection. You can name the woman running BBC Revenue as the offender. If they turn up, report it as harassment and this offence. Town Police Clauses Act 1847 Section 28 Every person who wilfully and wantonly disturbs any inhabitant, by pulling or ringing any door bell, or knocking at any door, or who wilfully and unlawfully extinguishes the light of any lamp Again via a police website. You can of course get the employee number, name etc. If they refuse to give it to you, report them for casing the joint. ie. Ringing the bell prior to a burglary to see if the place is empty. Police website, get the crime reference number. I've done this and they have stopped. I wrote a follow up letter, cease and desist. I withdraw rights of access. With all the date and the crime reference numbers. You then insist that they remove your personal details from their database. You can do the same with Capita. That's the interesting one. I don't think the BBC can transfer their powers to a private company.  @BedsitBob 
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  9907. No. You can look in the accounts. There's no receipts for the government from the license fee. The money flows the other way. For example, for the world service. There money comes out of the FCO and goes to the BBC.  @davecooper3238 
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  9908. That's why using the web form is better. You get the crime reference number. It's recorded. When they turn up, they will say, oh but its not. You then counter with Worthington & Anor v Metropolitan Housing Trust Ltd (2018) EWCA Civ 1125 Oh but it is. You can also go down the victims must be believed route. That will worry them. You just raise do you take the same approach with victims of sexual crime? That's relevant in this case. The BBC is harrassing people for money because they have been rejected and left. Swap money for sex and ask is it acceptable? ie. Unless you sleep with me, I'll harass you? Or periodically, don't you still want me, will you sleep with me? Repeatedly. There's no difference in the behaviour. It's coercive. It's abusive. It's harassment. So keep reporting it, via the website. Keep including that link to case law.  @PINACI 
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  9909. What ever makes you think that the signatory is real? They are fake. Scott is fake. The person I reported is Pipa  @HumanityWillPrevail 
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  9910. Scott Robson. Or Gordon Smith, Working lots of Jobs at the BBC. So many jobs you have to question payroll fraud. Or that they don't exist.  @HumanityWillPrevail 
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  9911. So how's your investigation into Biden going? Has be paid tax on the 10% kick back? When do we see his tax returns?  @americanfreedomworldpeace 
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  9912. Goldspring says he accepts the evidence confirms that, thanks to his mental disorder at the time of the offending, Edwards has no memory of which if any of the images he had viewed. ======= Same with the magistrate.
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  9913. On the 'investment' versus 'spending. There's a key test. Where are the accounts for these 'investments'? Oh I get it. These investments are all Croydon Council investments
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  9914. Charles the Clueless - Last of his name,
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  9915.  @damienthompson873  16.5%? Less than NI.
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  9916.  @Wppsamsung2024  Exactly. Stability Theory implies a differential equation. So what's the equation? Ah yes, I think you and I can spot the bovine or horse by product.
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  9917.  @FrankJousselin  Stability theory means you have a differential equation. What's that equation? Post it.
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  9918. It's all fake. He's faking dementia so he has an excuse for the tax evasion.
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  9919. That's because the socialist spent all the contributions leaving zero assets and a massive debt. That debt is hidden off the books
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  9920.  @langreeves6419  Look at the BBC's history where the BBC covered up the worst sex offenders going.
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  9921. Nationality bills can be repealed ab initio. As if they never existed. Then all nationality of arrivals is cancelled as if it never existed. Then you allow reapplications with conditions, such as paying more tax than you cost. No welfare. No council housing.
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  9922. On the oil. It can be recycled into diesel. I suspect its being nicked for that purpose.
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  9923. I've a nephew. Well off. He goes dumpster diving for food. His reason is that he objects to the waste.  @etuanno 
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  9924. PS. It does make a change. 99.999% of the time, they are robbing us.
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  9925. Pensions fraud, top of list. If they say, oh but I didn't know. Then negligence. Conspiracy in all cases.
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  9926. What about "low" society?
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  9927. There's a common connection. If you look back at the history of migration and classify the waves into two categories, its shows something interesting. Category one is cheap labour. Category two is asylum. Category 3, high tax, high skilled. Category 4 is military. They cover the general set up, with spouses being a 5th. So slavery, windrush, the EU, Irish, Pakistan and Bangladesh were all for cheap labour, and that's gone wrong. Asylum we have Ugandan Asian, Kindertransport, Jews fleeing pograms. That's not gone wrong. High skilled? You have to be integrated. You have to have a stake in society to earn. By and large you don't commit crimes because you lose the economic advantage. Military? Chinese in the navy, Nepalis in the army? They are highly integrated because of their long period of work in a British institution. Crimes? Nope. Spouses? Again for natives, they will be integrated. So the problem is with the cheap labour category. Not surprising. The solution is two fold. Deport all criminals who have a second passport and strip their UK passports. Second is a minimum tax set at average wage levels of 38.5K a year. Minimum. Taxed at source its very easy to implement. Economic migrants then find out its not economical to be here. They also lose welfare. So what happens? First is they leave. Problem solved there. Second is they commit crimes. That's again easy to fix. Deport them.
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  9928. I'm going for the STI.
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  9929. It's stupid behaviour. If she was clever she could have been milking the cow for ages.
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  9930. People should not be allowed to keep caterpillars as pets. Or didn't you notice them?
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  9931.  @davecooper3238  Read the news.
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  9932. 1. A list of safe countries. No asylum from safe countries 2. Asylum to be temporary. When the country moves to safe you leave 3. Commit a crime? Deported to any safe country. If its dangerous, a holding camp to wait it out. No release into the community. 4. No rights to UK nationality if you claim asylum. 5. No asylum if you pass through a safe country to get here. There you go. Asylum problem solved.
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  9933.  @Sheev8435  Google the text, its all online
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  9934.  @Sheev8435  you can search for the quote to check.
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  9935.  @KhaliilSmith  Correct. So is he Hutu or Tutsi?
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  9936. Please please let Trump win New York. The look on AOC's face.
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  9937. So what's the solution. A register of greens. Tory MPs added, Labour MPs added, SNP, the works. Same for members of the Green party. They get a small badge to show they are in the club. Then its full zero carbon. Not net zero, zero carbon. Electricity supply? Renewable with no subsidies, and smart meters that cut the power. Electric only driving licenses, and massive fines if in a fossil vehicle of any sort. Added to the no fly list, ideally just after they jet off to Bora Bora. Tickets cancelled, not allowed to buy new ones. Gas supply cross checked against electoral roll, and that's cut off. It's what they want, lets make sure they get what they want. How to get off the list? Well that's difficult and would need a lot of work to implement. 10-20 years minimum How many would get that click today and a brown out?
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  9938. At least that would have produced growth.
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  9939. Culture isn't it.
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  9940. Points based is a bad idea 1. Civil servants get to dictate the value of X. They can't. 2. You have the points, you come, then you don't earn a lot. Now others are poorer because they are force to fund you 3. You don't have the points, because you are an entrepreneur. If you did come you would be one of those paying a lot of tax. Civil servants denied them and us that benefit So here's a better solution Every migrant gets a £38,000 a year tax code, minimum. If they earn more, it goes up, if they earn less, its stays there. So you must pay a tax corresponding to 38K a year. Each migrant. Include those already here. Tax at Source via PAYE, it fixes a huge existing problem. It also fixes a future problem. It's not attractive to come. Entrepreneurs will. They may well make the bet. Other conditions. No criminals. Barred and deported. What's great about it. It uses an existing system. HRMC. No need for a quango OffMIg run by more civil servants. Notice how the civil service solution is more civil servants when it was them that create the mess. Plus the existing problem is also cured. That deliveroo rider, gets taxed at source. More tax for the government, lower spending. Housing crisis resolved.  @peterclareburt4594 
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  9941. If they don't they we can make certain conclusions. First they want to profit from their BTL portfolios Second they want cheap cleaners, cheap tarts cheap employees so they can profit. They want to supress wages. See above. They want to rub the electorates nose in it. [See Blair] That they don't care about consent when it comes to other people. But we have see the consequence with Kahn were just a small number have almost put an end to his extortion. Then we have MPs. 2 Killed, one almost killed. When they don't pay the pensions debts, there are enough people in that 40 million victim list who will decide to cut the middle man out, the courts. That's the situation they have set up. Rwanda is side show. You don't here people in the media asking the obvious question, why not change the tax code? For the left, they say migrants are contributors. The tax code makes sure they are contributors and not receivers. But you know they aren't being honest. So call their bluff.  @peterclareburt4594 
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  9942.  @michelemijat8260  cheaper to deport after prosecution
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  9943.  @clementattlee6984  So why did they print the notes?
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  9944.  @WarrenPeaceOG  Warren. It is. It very difficult for socialists.
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  9945. "In all social systems there must be a class to do the menial duties, to perform the drudgery of life... Such a class you must have, or you would not have that other class which leads progress, civilization, and refinement. It constitutes the very mud-sill of society and of political government... Fortunately for the South, she found a race adapted to that purpose to her hand—a race inferior to herself, but eminently qualified in temper, in vigor, in docility, in capacity to stand the climate, to answer all her purposes." That was Pre Civil war. That's from the Cotton is King speech. I've heard that recently. For example, Kelly Osbourne, saying without Mexican's who would clean toilets. That way of thinking is strong on the left.
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  9946.  @clintdaniel9260  If he had been in Scotland during Covid, he would have been bumped off.
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  9947.  @nooblet9856  In sing sing after a tax evasion conviction. Where's the tax on the 10%?
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  9948. It's a police no go zone. They won't go there.
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  9949. Really? CPS statistics put it at 69.1% ============================== Referrals from the police Referrals from the police increased by 10% from 1,182 in Q4 22/23 to 1,300 in Q1 22/23. Receipts – material received for a charging decision The volume of receipts – material received for a charging decision stood at 1,213 in Q1 22/23, up 12.2% from Q4 21/22 where the volume was 1,081. Timeliness The average time from first submission by the police to the CPS decision to charge reduced from 170.8 days in Q4 21/22 to 168.5 days in Q1 22/23. Charging The proportion of suspects charged (out of all legal decisions) increased by 1.7 percentile points from 71.1% in Q4 21/22 to 72.8% in Q1 22/23. The volume of suspects charged increased by 3.6% from 643 in Q4 21/22 to 666 in Q1 22/23. Pending Response – Further Investigation The percentage of decisions that were pending response- further investigation increased slightly from 34.3% in Q4 21/22 to 35.2% in Q1 22/23. Completed prosecutions The volume of prosecutions reduced by 7.9%, from 675 in Q4 21/22 to 622 in Q1 22/23. Conviction volumes reduced by 6.7% from 461 in Q4 21/22 to 430 in Q1 22/23. The conviction rate increased slightly from 68.3% in Q4 21/22 to 69.1% in Q1 22/23.
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  9950. And the NHS. You have to give your details to even get treated. Guys and St Thomas's operate that system. The terms and conditions for example of Swiftqueue are quite clear. We can [and will] change our terms and conditions and we don't have to tell you. In other words we intend selling your data. Then there is Synnovis. They lost all the medical records and they are now on the web. Again Guys. The PHSO [ombudsman] doesn't give a toss. What's even more alarming, is that I SAR for my records from them. They sent a link, where to get your data they expect you to sign up to a service to get it. The terms and conditions, we can change the T&C's we don't have to tell you, and we can then sell your data. Do you spot the theme?
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  9951.  @jimbob-robob  So where are the trillions the workers have paid the socialist welfare state? Why does the state make a 30% gross profit on its services? How does 'care' solve anything?
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  9952. It's not Starmer. It's Starmer and Labour. When you keep saying its Starmer then you give labour an escape route. They make Captain Starmer walk the plank and say it wasn't us. Keep saying Starmer and Labour, and they go down together.
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  9953.  @WarrenPeaceOG  Correct on the tax [and fines] give value to fiat currency. Wrong on the second. Those investments have to produce a return. That means cuts in spending or produce an income to pay the borrowing . Which government investments do that? The problem is debts. Debts work in the opposite way to a true investment. How big are the pension debts for example? They are inflation linked so you have to tax your way out. See your first point. That means for inflation linked debts its just like a household.
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  9954.  @WarrenPeaceOG  It's spending. I know that. Lets look at investment in education. The average product of the state education system is a liability. They don't generate the money to fund the state. I know what the game is. Claim its an investment not spending. That spins it as good. So back to the basics, that the left can't answer. Investment good means debt is bad. How big are the pension debts? Since richard's asset, his pension, generates no income. Is not invested. It's an unused 'asset'. Why not tax it 30% now? That's his argument. Will he apply it to himself.
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  9955.  @WarrenPeaceOG  So in the 'investment side'. We know what the contaminated blood has done to people. A small number, 30,000. Lots killed. Even more maimed. If you do your research, the BMJ puts the annual death toll, just in acute hospitals, at 20,000 a year for avoidable deaths. Where does that appear on your analysis?
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  9956. So areas with high density of migrants have to kick them out.
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  9957. And the Norwegian Government has pension liabilities. How big are they? Ah yes, they won't tell you because its a socialist debt. Compare that debt with the assets and you will see what the problem is.
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  9958.  @Fiddling_while_Rome_burns  So where are the trillions the workers have paid the socialist welfare state for their old age? Tax cuts? Nope Offshore? Nope Spent? Yep - all gone. Assets? Zero Debts? 16 trillion - off the balance sheet of course.
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  9959. Dublin stabbing attack - suspected killer was ON BAIL for another violent knife attacked. He was picked up In Belfast. Friends of the dead Nigerian asylum seeker claim he was "in the wrong place at the wrong time."
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  9960. I hope you're not a member of the Tories.
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  9961. Poor Hamza. Inherits Sturgeon's mess. He's been dumped on. ............ Sorry, I've just pulled a muscle laughing....
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  9962. NZ needs an El Loco.
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  9963.  @momeara7482  Good. I've written 2 bookkeeping systems, and worked on others. From what I can see, reverse engineering what's been talked about, its clearly a disaster. The idea of real time book keeping, with locks on the DB is key. What was needed was a proper persistent queueing system sending messages.
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  9964.  @redflag4781  I detect signs of brain damage too.
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  9965. The irony. Sinn Fein using violence to get rid of British Migrants only to have them force another set of migrants on the population.
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  9966.  @januarysson5633  Brits out - Horray Africans out - Boo - right wing scum
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  9967. Wrong question. Ask can you pay your fair share? 600K at 10%? If you can't pay that end of the welfare state.
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  9968.  @rfxtuber  Doesn't work for inflation linked debt. You can't create goods and services out of thin air. MMT is very clear on that.
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  9969.  @rfxtuber  f the government can create debt out of thin air, ======= To pay its debts it needs real assets because the big debts are inflation linked. You cannot create real assets out of thin air.
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  9970. That's exactly what the Don is doing. Stopping the state from spending.
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  9971.  @FredScuttle456  Lots of bots today. 2 pushing prostitution for example
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  9972.  @archiebald4717  Certainly delivered on the tool
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  9973.  @rosemarymay3914  I suggest investigating how much money Starmer made out of legal aid preventing the architects of the Rwandan genocide getting to court. There's one interesting name that comes up as well. The same surname as the killer of those three girls at that taylor swift party.
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  9974. But there's the first olympic games in an islamic country to look forward too.
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  9975. So why should the UK be importing poverty?
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  9976. If discrimination against migrants is illegal, then that works two ways.
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  9977. He means safe for the spiritual advisor  @DrewJersey2024 
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  9978. this means that most of the UK public do not agree with the death penalty ====== Your conclusion is wrong. The population have never been asked. The deal put forward by Westminster and never voted on by the public was abolish the DP, but life means life. For the 10 years between 2000 and 2010. Figures released by the Home Office show 29 people with homicide convictions went on to commit murder and six went on to commit manslaughter. That's 35 innocent people killed by your policy that's directly contrary to what was promised.  @samsaid1585 
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  9979. That's the BBC for you
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  9980. They turned up because 2 of their own had injuries.
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  9981.  @PotBanginEejit  What percentage doesn't? ie. What gross profit are they making?
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  9982.  @PotBanginEejit  No it doesn't. Most goes on debts and other things. I've picked the last set of Accounts from Croydon. For some reason the recent accounts are missing. So we want rubbish collection and streets. Income. 348 million The Croydon and Lewisham Street Lighting PFI is a joint procurement project that has been developed to replace the ageing street lighting stock of both London Boroughs. The 25 year contract with Skanska-Laing started in August 2011. In 2019/20 the Annual Unitary Payment to Skanska-Laing was £11.0 m; PFI credits of £6.0m were received. 5 million a year in other words. Streets? Can't tell but the asset value dropped by 2 million. So assuming they get replaced/fixed, 2 million cst. Rubbish collection, looks like that's sub contracted out. 15.5 million 22.5 million a year for those things you talked about, against an income of 348 million. That's a massive gross profit margin. Even a water company would be blushing. Statement of Accounts 2019/20
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  9983.  @PotBanginEejit  I've just posted spending numbers, not debt numbers.
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  9984.  @PotBanginEejit  There's a lot of that today! 🙂
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  9985.  @PotBanginEejit  Couldn't find it. Try the old dilute and repost. Add a chunk of garbage text to the end. The Algo can be trained on that. :-)
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  9986. Where are Joe Biden's tax returns? Did he pay tax on the 10% kickback?
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  9987. The mistake was not hitting below the belt.
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  9988. Barnett needs to go.
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  9989.  @OBWanKenobi  THey need sensible policies. They also need to decide which ones are made public. 1. Deport and bar all criminals. Easy to sell. 2. No discrimination. No special rules for any countries or groups like the 97% white EU citizens. 3. A list of safe countries, and no asylum from safe countries. 4. More consent. 5. No subsidies for corporate. I would keep quite that you are going to implement full net zero on Greens. ie. Cut off their gas. Add them to the no fly list when they have jetted off long haul. Revoke those green corporate subsidies. Similarly no welfare for migrants. They will riot so you need to do it in phases. Then change tax codes to break even levels. Lots will have to leave. So you need a replacement workforce. You start with the public sector sacking lots of them. Simple expedient, just change the funding of quangos to £1 for starter. You don't need to change the law that way. You need a migration court above the supreme court. One judge, two hand picked lay people, majority votes. Then you can add in some promises. For example, winter fuel. MPs on the take go to jail for a very very long time.
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  9990.  @Music-oi2nf  Why has Europe had massive food inflation when it not Brexited? What about the US
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  9991.  @OBWanKenobi  Policies. One example of a policy is to work out which migrants cause the UK to lose money. For example, the non workers on welfare. You axe their welfare. Goes to zero. Will they stay?
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  9992.  @Music-oi2nf  And the question is why? Giving in to the EU. Funding the EU. Mass migration 16 trillion pounds of socialist pension debts. Borrowing on top.
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  9993.  @lindymcdonald8945  Italian for white. Pale in Latin. Very racist isn't it.
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  9994. 1.3 bn incoming.
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  9995. Out and out lie. Kicked out for antisemitism and for plagiarism. Imagine, a wokester being done for isms.
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  9996. He's certainly mental and he does look like a elf gone wrong. An orcish tendency.
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  9997. They should have produced Woke Sports Illustrated and Classic Sport Illustrated. At least one might have survived. Now they are bust.
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  9998. The question, how to undo it. 1. Deport all foreign criminals or a camp on the Falklands, 2. No welfare for foreigners. Zero. 3. Change the tax codes to 40K a year [break even]. 4. Mandatory tax returns each year for foreigners. That solves the imediate problem. What will happen? Lots will riot, which just puts them in category 1.
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  9999. Five People Shot at Education Centre in Sweden
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  10000.  @RogerRoving  The difference between the two is that you have to pay tax [albeit drastically reduced] in £ and the same for fines. For debts, its legal tender the £. For vouchers, they are just paper. But remember, we've doubled their salaries. When they were earning £50,000 they are now getting 100,000 vouchers.
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  10001.  @RogerRoving  The reason for the voucher is to show people who think print to pay creates wealth and value, that they are completely barmy.
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  10002. Or you take direct action. ULEZ is an example. Or you opt out. No money for the state, the state goes bust.
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  10003. I've an interesting police complaint. I expect them to say a political statement trumps the law and trumps their regulations.  @wellerjam 
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  10004. RIPA is an interesting law when it comes to Kahn and the Ulez cameras. They wont' say where they are, so its covert recording. They don't have those powers.  @stuartb4525 
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  10005. Housing is productive.
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  10006.  @Mikeybhoy1979  You have to look at the causes. The number one cause is migration and government increasing it. Supply and demand. Second cause is QE. QE was designed to force interest rates down. People by property based on the price they pay monthly. That's driven by interest rates and the government forced interest rates down. Turns out that the monthly price is in line with earnings.
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  10007.  @Mikeybhoy1979  I asked you a different question. The product of a house is shelter. That's why its productive.
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  10008.  @HistoryDebunkedsimonwebb  In the UK, 300 bn a year goes on the debts. A 30% gross profit margin. That's before you take into account the cost of wages to 'administer' the system and keep civil servants in the style to which they have become accustomed. But them we have the money going to Chagos. Multiples of that. So the 7 bn number is baloney too. 1.5 million migrants on welfare, each with on average 1 dependent if they are like Brits. NHS 3K per head per year. Schooling 8.5K a year Common goods 3K a year There's a website called entitled too. I entered a family of 4 into that, cheapest part of London. 54K a year...
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  10009. My bet is the cameras don't work. A long time ago I had a police complaint about an officer driving badly next to the Palace. So I asked, have they got the footage. The reply, in writing, none of the cameras on Constitution hill work. From the head of security, a police officer at Buckingham palace. It's all a way of laundering taxes.
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  10010. are they working? My bet is they aren't.
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  10011. Perhaps that pub, the midget, that's being force to change its name. The Nicola Sturgeon, well midget yes, but its not got a catchy name. The Legless Dwarf is my favourite new name. Or the Legless Arms.
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  10012.  @WarrenPeaceOG  Yep. I do. Money supply, a reasonable measure is M3. Public debt you can look at the IFRS for the definition of what appears on the debt side of the balance sheet. "A liability is a present obligation of the enterprise arising from past events, the settlement of which is expected to result in an outflow from the enterprise of resources embodying economic benefits" That includes 1. Borrowing 2. Pensions 3. Nuclear clean up 4. Losses on insurance contracts 5. The EU 6. Unpaid wages 7. Unpaid invoices 8. Expected payouts - eg post office, NHS damages. Which bit do you not get?
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  10013.  @WarrenPeaceOG  The equation of exchange is the relation: 𝑀⋅𝑉=𝑃⋅𝑄 where, for a given period, 𝑀 is the total money supply in circulation on average in an economy. V is the velocity of money, that is the average frequency with which a unit of money is spent. P is the price level Q is an index of real expenditures (on newly produced goods and services). Double the money supply (M), and prices (P) double. Inflation linked debt also doubles, unliked fixed rate debt. You cannot print your way out of inflation linked debt, you have to tax your way out. Taxation is limited by the size of economy, and the willingness of the population to accept taxation without corresponding services.
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  10014.  @keithparker1346  Two functions. 1. A means of exchange. 2. A means of moving spending forward and backwards in time. There you go. Now its your turn. What's a debt?
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  10015.  @keithparker1346  No I'm just pointing out a set of basic facts. These are the state's big debts. 1. Borrowing 2. Pensions 3. Nuclear clean up 4. Losses on insurance contracts 5. The EU 6. Unpaid wages 7. Unpaid invoices 8. Expected payouts - eg post office, NHS damages. It's interesting that the only one reported, even by Murphy, is the money owed to bankers. Number 1 in the list. On number 2, that's Murphy's hidden wealth. He's demanding more austerity for others so he gets his payback.
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  10016.  @keithparker1346  So the explanation of money. Which bit do you disagree with?
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  10017. The solution is direct democracy, were you and and I get to decide on policies, one by one, and politicians job is to implement those decisions. On top one modification is needed. Every one has the right of explicit informed consent.
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  10018. Well they certainly publish mug shots. They published The Alkali attacker's picture before conviction.  @jamesbowskill362 
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  10019. يحدث تغييرا من محتالين الجمعيات الخيرية اليمنية
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  10020. Really? Have you seen what these almost entirely Pakistani men have done to people? Where TR is wrong is ignoring the other cover up. The one where they did the same to Pakistani children and women and that has been covered up for culture. Devalues them on the marriage market.
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  10021. Notice the use of the word, exploit by the far right. He's just an establishment shill.
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  10022. How are they going to handle Swyer's syndrome or AIS?
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  10023. He thinks its all unchangeable/un-challengable, the courts and the system are above reproach... that is simply garbage. ======== For him, yes, because he's in that game. So we need to have discussions about false convictions, and failure to convict. They are the errors of a legal system. I learned that lesson with Lord Denning. An evil man. On the Birmingham bombers he was complaining that if they had been killed the legal system wouldn't have had to admit to the error. Namely kill people so he doesn't have to apologise. The big issue at the moment is the industrialisation of making the population criminals.  @rfxtuber 
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  10024. No with it on. Go and watch Richard Vobes latest.  @timg1246 
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  10025. There's a difference between wants and the reality.
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  10026. Why is that the first thing I think of is Kill Bill?
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  10027. It's how serial killers start. ...
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  10028. Normally, assault a police man and you are in court the next day. So something is very odd about this. So there needs to be reasons for it. Now I doubt its because they are islamic. It's a slam dunk to try and combat the evidence of two tier policing. So what's going on? 1. The video contains statement by the police that are racist. 2 2. The IOPC have said hold off. 3. The police have said hold off 4. They are MI5 assets 5. They are police assets. 6. There's a deal. We won't prosecute you, if you don't sue us for damages. ...
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  10029. Number 4 involves state secrecy. Number 5 involves other cases.
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  10030. One dwarf down....
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  10031.  @adamdavis5056  There economics is very socialist. Same as Le Pen.
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  10032. @andreadover You can have a mixed economy. Parts socialist, parts capitalist. In the UK, the welfare state is one example of a socialist policy. Money received and redistributed. A core socialist policy. It's not capitalist, because none of the money is invested, so there's no capital to pay the debts. The bit that then happens is the debts are hidden so the peasants don't cotton on, and carry on paying in. That way the state eliete can cream off their percentage.
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  10033. EU has a lower corporation tax and so that's a tax haven. Why not invade?
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  10034. The blob can be dealt with.
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  10035. Which means the villains are the Labour politicians who are the regulators.
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  10036. Who cares? A historian perhaps. Who were the Tories will be a GCSE question in the next 5 years.
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  10037. Just like the grooming gangs.
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  10038.  @valeriecherylirving4048  He could like it three ways.
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  10039. Did you cover the dangling appendage of Sweden?
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  10040. Buy the 6% increase applies to his pension as well.  @SilverFoxHotTakes 
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  10041. SpaceX? Surely Space Launch System NASA reports the official cost of the SLS as $11.8 billion over that same period
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  10042.  @pauldurkee4764  That's a new one on me. A line of Victoria Secrets I've not seen.
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  10043.  @GreyCrowe  Less people are in full time jobs now than under Trump. That's with the massive increase in migration. It's a disaster. Stock market. QE causes that, and causes inflation.
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  10044.  @pokey5736  It's without evidence. That's the big issue. It's all about the economy. Take a look at MSM. Why do they never show the "crowds" at a Kamala rally? Just the handfull in the background. The reason, there are no crowds.
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  10045.  @CindySeifen  The total number of employed persons has fallen by 66,000 since August of 2023. Moreover, the new job growth is almost all in part-time jobs.
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  10046.  @CindySeifen  How many illegal migrants are their in the USA? Is that up or down?
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  10047.  @CindySeifen  So what numbers do you have for it. You think they are wrong. Post the numbers you think are right, and reference them up.
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  10048.  @CindySeifen  Post the number you believe to be correct.
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  10049.  @CindySeifen  So you can't post the number
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  10050. That supposes a level of intelligence from he met never before seen.
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  10051. One off credit cards. You pay the company. It creates a one off card. Then the card doesn't exist.
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  10052. Democrat party was employed to count the votes.
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  10053. It's projection. Plus how can they tell? Biden was top of his game for years.
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  10054. They can appeal in person. We don't need to pay for them.
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  10055. So many bots.
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  10056. Like tax avoidance, not paying your TV license. Rayner for example
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  10057. Problem is that there are hundreds of lazy ones for any that are.
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  10058. Is this a valid use of compulsory purchase?
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  10059. You might be correct. What's the betting he's part of the Romanian maffia on Westminster bridge that the police at Charring Cross protect.
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  10060. The long sentence is part of the cover up.
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  10061. The problem is that if Trump puts in a decent VP, gets the VP to do some actual work unlike Kamala, then its looking like 12 years out of power. Plus Trump draining the swamp, using lawfare against the corrupt, for corruption and tax evasion, the Pelosi the Bidens, all being locked up, ...
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  10062. Where are the trillions the workers have paid the socialist welfare state?
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  10063.  @bouncy19661  The problem still remains that the socialist won't face up to. The reason is they have a belief system, and to change your beliefs is hard. People would rather beleive in complete falsehoods than change their beliefs. So lets try it with you. How big are the welfare state's pension debts? A number. Current value. How do you pay it? Again with numbers. For example, the rich will pay. Well that can only happen if their wealth exceeds the debts, and they decide to accept it.
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  10064.  @bouncy19661  Neoliberalism is just a word used by the left. A magic word that has no meaning. What we need to do is look at policies that cause the mess. The welfare state has zero assets to pay its debts. It's unfunded pensions. It's debts are off the books, again a deliberate policy to keep the money flowing in. The actual number for the curent debt is 16 trillion pounds. All caused by redistribution the contributions, no investing them to produce capital to pay the debts. That a PAYG pension system. That's how the system works. So look at the consequence. Wealth inequality. the state has taken the wealth. So the workers don't benefit from asset inflation as with QE. Pensioner poverty. Now even the income is being stripped from the poor by labour. Austerity. 30% of tax goes on the debts. The state is making a 30% gross profit margin on its services. Low take home pay. It's going on the debt. So you get a cost of living crisis You also get a lack of investment problem The current migration policy won't fix it. Most migrants pay less tax than they cost, and they will demand pensions of their own.
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  10065.  @bouncy19661  No it cant. The taxable wealth, total wealth of the billionaires in the UK based of the sunday times rich list is 220 bn. I've removed those whose wealth is clearly overseas and not british. I've left in brits even though in some cases I know their wealth is off shore. There's a 16,000 bn pension debt increasing at 10% a year. So what's your plan again? What numbers are you working off? Look, you've been sold a fairy story, that someone else will pay for the mess that the state has created. It's false. But its part of your belief system which is why you have a problem when the numbers are presented.
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  10066.  @bouncy19661  Explain what you mean by solve? You could solve the pension debt problem by the simple expedient of canceling all state and public sector workers pensions. It's not a palatable solution. People starve and freeze. So unless you can extract the cash from anyone, you are going to get a set up where its even worse than now. Somewhere between what we have an zero pensions.
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  10067.  @bouncy19661  I know you said tax the rich. The assumption in there is that the rich have enough money/wealth to pay the pension debts. Present your evidence that they do
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  10068.  @bouncy19661  As I predicted. The question of how much debt and the idea that rich will pay causes you a problem. Your belief, and its a belief that if only the rich have their wealth taken, everything would be fine. But that debt number compared to how much you can get from the rich, shows it won't work. Your beliefs are shown to be wrong, and people can't handle beliefs being destroyed in that way. It's just like victims of fraud handing over more money to fraudsters to get it back. Or gambler's doubling down.
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  10069. It's a mask.
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  10070. It's fake when you start off with "what if the welfare state didn't owe people a pension" We could do X.
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  10071. It's not clear. If a magistrate signs off 5000 of at once, they are not involved. If the council is paying the magistrate, that's just corruption. If there is no name on the warrant, its corrupt. If you cannot ring the court and check that the warrant is correctly issued, when etc. It's corruption I think there is a huge amount of corruption and extortion going on.  @timg1246 
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  10072.  @stephfoxwell4620  So a Bank gets £100. Lends our £1,000 at 5%. There's your starter problem. You've got the mechanism wrong.
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  10073.  @stephfoxwell4620  If you want to see why its wrong, do the double entry for your scheme.
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  10074.  @stephfoxwell4620  So a Bank gets £100. Where's that come from? Depositor or Share holder? Remember assets + equity = capital. Second where's £1000 coming from? What's on the other side. To keep it simple for you. Just state which side each of the two entries go to? Asset, Equity, or capital. For example, if that £100 is share holders then you have one entry in equity, one in capital.
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  10075.  @stephfoxwell4620  Balance sheet shows £100 cash and £900 Which is a loss. So the borrower comes in and says, hand over the £1000 I borrowed. Er, you can't have it but you still owe us money. You are missing transactions.
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  10076.  @stephfoxwell4620  I've asked for you to create the accounting entries. I've not even asked for credits and debits to make it very easy. Liabilities + equity = assets That's the accounting equation. That's true for all transactions and hence for the balance sheet at all times. What you have posted doesn't conform to basic accounting. The reason is you have missed off transactions that happen in the real world and you are effectively making one sided entries. Like the Post Office Horizon system. So start with the transactions. List them and we go from there.
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  10077.  @Mulberry2000  Did money exist before 27 July 1694?
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  10078.  @stephfoxwell4620  1) The accounting equation liabilities + equity = assets. Any disagreeement there? 2. £100 paid in by a share holder. Equity +100, assets (cash) +100 All hunkey dorey, any issue? 3. That loan Assets(cash) - 1000 Assets(loans) +1000 All balanced, and remember for a bank, your liability is their asset. But where's the £900 cash magically appeared from?
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  10079. Socialist pension debts, what do you expect.
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  10080. The problem is, he puts his DNA into a DNA database. Then one of the descendants, they do the same and it all comes out.  @amidoll313 
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  10081. The cause of austerity is government debt.30% of tax goes on the debts.
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  10082.  @mydogeatspuke  and the debts grew by 0.8% last month. That's the monthly increase in those hidden pension debts. So where's the other growth going to come from? How much growth do you need to stop things getting worse?
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  10083.  @CrusaderKong  The debts, plural, are not 100% of GPD. The borrowing is, but the debts are way way bigger. Here are the top 10 debts 1. Borrowing 2. State pension 3. Civil service pension 4. Unpaid wages 5. Unpaid invoices 6. The EU 7. Expected losses on insurance contracts 8. Expected damages (Post office, NHS etc) 9. Nuclear clean up (paid up front, state pays for the work) 10. Expected losses on guarantees. Why just state that the only debts are the money owed to bankers?
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  10084.  @CrusaderKong  No you are talking about the money owed to bankers. You have taken the numbers given by the state [the people who hide the debts at face value]. Why do you believe them? The borrowing, as of this morning Total Amount Outstanding (including inflation uplift for index-linked gilts) = £2,561.37 billion nominal That's the number for the Close of Business yesterday, from the debt management office. GDP in the UK is arround the 2,500 bn mark. That says your 100% number is borrowing to GDP, not debts to GDP Here's the way you can prove it. How big are the pension debts? That's on top of the bororwing. Clearly a lot of money. Can you find the number? PS That''s a trick question. The number is hidden.
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  10085.  @CrusaderKong  PS. Some of those other debts are in the WGA. Whole of Government accounts. Search for the balance sheet.
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  10086. Won't work because they are not asking the right questions.  @michaelbenton2518 
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  10087. Sentencing council. Assault occasioning actual bodily harm, Offences against the Person Act 1861 (section 47) Maximum: 5 years’ custody Offence range: Fine – 4 years’ custody The lesser culpabiltiy - No weapon used, Impulsive/spontaneous and short-lived assault, Mental disorder or learning disability, where linked to the commission of the offence On the harm - Some level of physical injury or psychological harm with limited impact upon victim Matches i think the offence Category range Band B fine – 26 weeks’ custody, B fine, 75 – 125% of relevant weekly income Given he's in a position of authority (yes) Offender presents a risk/danger to the public (yes) Realistic prospect of rehabilitation (no) Hit the man on the ground. Abuse of power and/or position of trust Commission of offence whilst under the influence of alcohol/drugs. History of violence or abuse towards victim by offender
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  10088. OK. So post your plan. 1. How big are the debts? 2. Who has the money to pay for that debt?
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  10089. I am. So what's the replacement? Research Bismarck versus Beveridge health systems. In a Beveridge system, insurance, regulation and medical are combined. In a Bismarck system the three legs are separate. Beveridge doesn't work. A post code lottery is the insurance part telling the medical part not to treat Shipman is the result of self regulation. Same for Gosport, same for maternity wards. Bismarck? Switzerland and Netherlands are two example. 1 and 2 in the world. Everyone gets coverage. The NHS has been relegated from the premier league.
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  10090. For United fans who couldn't get Oasis tickets, this has been a rough weekend.
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  10091.  @MeinemLeben  It can be reintroduced.
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  10092.  @Teecee-y8m  There will be regime change. 16 trillion pounds of unfunded pension debt, 2.5 trillion of unfunded borrowing You can see the signs now where the state is defaulting on the debts, looting to try and protect itself. Going fascist to protect itself. However, it has no cure for the mess its created. So its either going to be the small percentage of the massive number of people defrauded who decide to cut out the middle man and move to sentence. Option one. Option two is a replacement government needs to make sure that the blame lies with the people who created it. And rightly so. So why not introduce capital punishment for anyone involved in a fraud that exceeds 100 bn? That makes sure that the blame lies where it should. It sends a clear message. It placates the mob. Ceaucescue is an example of this but the French revolution is another.
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  10093. All that's going to happen is the establishment will carry on shafting the population.
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  10094. It's the cost of living crisis. It's barbeque season and the police want burgers so decided to make some. Only problem is that they have lost the Hindu vote. Holy cow!
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  10095. Zero feedback is the issue. I can see a future discussion. Face book and a minister. Minister: You've lost your license. Facebook. What have we done? Minister: You've broken the law. Facebook: Which law? Minister?: You can appeal Facebook: Appeal what? Minister:That's how you treat your clients. Why should we treat you differently. Appeals take 5 years.
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  10096.  @nickryder9669  I'm not going to vote for fraudsters.
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  10097.  @a24396  Spinning and recovering a glider (ASK23) will give you a decent in cockpit video. Cessna 150 Fully Developed Spin - Exterior View - Spin Training If you want to see the powered version
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  10098.  @Pete-rs4yz  No I'm not wrong. They've stalled at altitude. Then spun. It's stabalised. In a spin, one wing is working, one isn't. I wouldn't want you as a pilot if you don't get the basics. "Flat Spin Recovery Jan Makula" Inside a cockpit, turning a nose down spin into a flat spin, and recovering. Go watch it. What the recovery. Feet on the rudder and stick inputs
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  10099.  @skyboy1956  No. The reason for the rotation is asymettric lift. One wing has a lower angle of attack the other higher. The higher the angle of attack the higher the drag That produces the rotation.
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  10100.  @skyboy1956  How does the autorotation start?
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  10101.  @huracanmedia1661  It's a spin. Absolutely classic spin. The question is why they didn't recover. What I've seen said they entered at 17,000 feet. Should recover. It's within design limits that its recoverable. Concievably the cargo wasn't tied down. That would need investigation. Since it went in whole, that should be detected.
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  10102.  @nousername976  How does the rotat ion start?
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  10103. We need the names of the videos watched.
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  10104. The North Carolina Department of Adult Corrections has records for Routh going back to 2002. That year, he barricaded himself inside a business with a gun in Greensboro, per the News & Record. In 2003, he was sentenced for driving without a license, carrying a concealed weapon and hit and run. In 2010 he was convicted of possessing stolen goods. ======= Covicted felon, and they let him keep his weapons.
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  10105.  @Ashtarot77  The problem is far deeper. The state owes people for pensions. It's a debt. So how much is owed? Ah yes, not on the books. That's deliberate, its done to deceive people into paying in when there is not a hope in hell they will get paid. They are at risk of further losses. Section 2 of the 2006 fraud act applies. That's why there's the looting going on.
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  10106. I've known a few victims. The damage is immense.
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  10107.  @montygibbon1905  Easy to deal with China. Revoke the postage deal, $1 per item tariff.
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  10108.  docbogus6128  Doesn't work. Look at the increase in government borrowing. That's the accumulated Keynsian deficit spending. Or look at historical deficits over the last 25 years. It's not worked.
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  10109. Coulter's law. The longer the delay the more you can conclude about the attacker's background. Now we have a name We have how he got here. So LBC have been running cover for the elite.
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  10110. 6.5 years for a white bloke for DV yesterday - Ryan Wellings
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  10111. The real issue is self regulation.
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  10112. Start of with Barnett cash.
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  10113.  @juliegregory3900  Austerity is a consequence! Start with defining austerity. What's your defintion.
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  10114.  @Geffo555  British Medical Journal - Peer reviewed.
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  10115.  @Geffo555  For the debt information, its' ONS and the WGA.
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  10116.  @Geffo555  On the biggy. The socialist pension debts. Care to hazard a guess as to how big they are? If you're a public sector worker, you won't get your pension. It's not in the accounts which means you aren't owed it, according to the Tories and Labour
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  10117.  @juliegregory3900  taxing workers the most in 70 years That's personal austerity. Low take home pay. So high tax is bad. Stripping money out of public services. There's a website UK Public Spending - Numbers Charts Analysis History Wher's the cuts to public spending? There is none.
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  10118.  @themk4982  So THEY say,.
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  10119.  @livamyyo  So how do you reverse engineer the neural net?
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  10120.  @KOL630  No its a correct point. The consequence of rampant criminality by cyclists is bad. For example, if I was on a jury and its about a cyclist being killed what would I do? Acquit on the basis of personal experience.
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  10121.  @deanalford8417  Look at wages of migration | Event | Cause | Outcome | | --------------- | --------------------- | -------------------------------------------- | | Slavery | Cheap Labour | Bad | | Irish | Cheap Labour - Navies | Bad - 3000 killed. | | Hugenots | Asylum | Good | | Jews | Asylum from Pograms | Good | | Kindertransport | Asylum from Nazis | Good | | Windrush | Cheap Labour | Bad getting better | | EU | Cheap Labour | Bad - Low wages. massive benefit bill. Crime | | Pakistan | Cheap Labour | Bad - Rotherham | | Bangladesh | Cheap Labour | Bad - Low wages. Benefit bill. | | Ugandan Asians | Asylum from Idi Amin | Good | Sorry for the formatting.... It's clear. When you import cheap labour it doesn't work.
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  10122. Still not going to work. New DoJ head is going to go after them. Their mistake will be in deleting the records, the shred fest. That's a crime.
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  10123.  @geegee1014  16 trillion pounds of socialist pension debt. Blame that on the socialist Austerity, poverty, wealth inequality, cost of living crisis, low take home pay all caused by socialism.
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  10124.  @EIRE_321  We have mass murder here. In Scotland, they bumped off old people. The NHS kills over 20,000 a year from avoidable errors. Manslaughter in other words. We have rampant stabings and murders. Now I went and talked to an police officer today. Standing at a fixed location to discourage pick pockets. My bet is an MP got their wallet lifted. In front of him and two cyclists officers cyclists and motorbikes were breaking the law repeatedly. Jumping reds. No insurance, no license plates. Not my job he said.
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  10125.  @Skygrey2943  Ah, Labour/Stamer appologist.
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  10126.  @Skygrey2943  Crap The bank bail out was called the SLS. Special liquidity scheme. All the money repaid in full, at penalty rates. 35 bn profit made and spent. So where are the trillions the workers have paid the socialist welfare state for their old age? Invested off shore? Nope. DWP doesn't do that. Invested on shore? Nope. Looted by civil servants or MPs No Redistributed. Pure socialism.
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  10127. How about we cancel public sector worker's pensions? Not a debt. Very socialist of you.
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  10128.  @Skygrey2943  What number do you have for the socialist pension debts in the UK? Current value. Asset value? Zero. Unfunded. That means its just debt. If you can't find and post the number you are going to have to admit ignorance.
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  10129.  @Skygrey2943  Post your evidence on the bank bail out. Include any money repaid, and any profits made. I'll give you a starting hand. The Special Liquidity Scheme.
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  10130.  @ProZombieVeteran  Does he have UK nationality? Does he have a second nationality?
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  10131.  @insightphoto  Name Deraj Demont Meade Birth Nov 2001 Birmingham, West Midlands But no entry on the voter register. So is either lazy, or not a UK national.
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  10132. On data protection. Get Capita to remove your data. They have no legal powers. Similarly BBC Licensing Ltd, a private company has no legal powers.
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  10133.  @gmo4250 Well when you read the law, it gives the power to the BBC. It doesn't give the power to BBC Licensing Ltd, or to Capita PLC. Can the BBC give legal powers to other people? No.
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  10134.  @gmo4250  You cannot outsource it. Where in the law says the BBC can do that? The law is clear. The BBC is allowed to do it. Doesn't state that others can do it. Just the BBC
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  10135.  @gmo4250  The law is clear. The powers are for the BBC. Not for anyone else. But I've defunded them. They won't even send any letters any more to me. Capita have no choice. They have to remove your data. BBC licensing have no choice. They have to remove your data.
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  10136.  @gmo4250  To let you know what I did. Every letter, I reported via a police website as harassment. I recorded the CAD and date on the letter and filled it. After 5 reports, they stopped sending the letters. I suspect the police asked them not to. Harassment as an offence ends up on the Home Office crime stats and the police love window dressing.
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  10137. You mean they can't force themselves on France or Spain? What a pity, never mind.
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  10138. Forcing yourself on someone else is the problem.  @sandygrowler7384 
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  10139. I've reported them. I had the police ring me. They relied on the BBC having the right to collect license fees, hence by implication it was legal. However for some reason, the BBC then stopped sending me any letters. Now the case in question is more than interesting. It was legal threats that were invented. That's why I think it is relevant.  @jschreiber6461 
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  10140. The prime example is the NHS. 20,000 avoidable termination events each year, just in acute hospitals. [I have to beat around the bush because of things being magicked away] Max pay out, £11,000. For a death where you make a mistake that was known a priori to be a mistake? Even a million would send a message. 10 million each would bankrupt the NHS  @FeniksGaming 
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  10141.  @beyondnow1600  Yep, that's the idea. Hide the slaughter. What's needed is that the three legs, supply, regulation and insurance are split. That means a Bismarck system, not a Beveridge system Beveridge was a eugencist who believed in killing off the poor and disabled.
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