We know you're a twat, you don't have to keep demonstrating it.
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Yeah, one small mistake. You know perfectly well who I'm talking to.
Don't drink gin, don't play golf, not a Tory, not a Mason, have a brain and an range of informed opinions. Unlike some....
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Yeah, one small mistake. You know perfectly well who I'm talking to.
Don't drink gin, don't play golf, not a Tory, not a Mason, have a brain and an range of informed opinions. Unlike some....
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You started it. More to the point you continue to fail to respond to direct questions and continue to deflect arguments by trite comments. I assume you aren't 15 years old so stop acting like you are. Otherwise you are merely another pointless troll trying to get noticed.
Someone like you...
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Perhaps stop with the ill-informed ad hominem attacks ( look it up) and try formulating an argument why what Labour is doing is good for the country and aligned to their manifesto.
Hint: the debate is f*** to do with party politics.
HTH BIDI...
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Not populism, simply Socialism writ large.
Except the general idea is to move money from the working man to the working union member (quite a lot of whom aren't actually working at all...), as opposed to the original idea where the wealthy person's money should be moved toward those less...
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They will affect everyone in one way or another. For example they look like restoring the fuel duty tracker that's been frozen for several years. What impact does adding 5p per litre across the board have on the man in the street do you suppose?...
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I spoke to a lot of the "new" team not all that long ago, and I know people like Andy Chamberlin very well indeed. Yes they know what they are doing, it's just that they aren't really doing it for us old traditional grafters whose market is rapidly disappearing. That said, there is a huge...
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You persist in mixing ancient and modern history. The reality is Israel was granted to the Jews in reparation for the horrors of Nazi Germany and they decided their ancient homeland would be a suitable e place for a new homeland. There was much struggle to establish that new Israel but it was eventually...Last edited by malvolio; 30 August 2024, 10:50.
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To be honest, I will be making some hard and rather selfish plans if my not insignificant pension fund is going to be subject to IHT. I fully intend spending it to make my old age very comfortable and escape the IHT penalty that way. The family will get the house; even after the current IHT penalty...
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By "the Rich" you mean anyone that's worked hard enough to have a mortgaged house, some savings and an income somewhere around the national average? Because that is the target. The rich, being much more able to escape, they will simply drive out of the country.
It's all going...
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So to quote Sir Humphrey, "If you have to do this bloody silly thing, don't do it in this bloody silly way".
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malvolio replied to Man of the people earns over £1million a year on top of the job he is supposed to doin GeneralSo, fully focussed on his constituency business while Parliament is in recess then......
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We don't mean to be rude (OK, I tend to be... ) but perhaps if you had answered the questions trying to ascertain why you are asking what you are trying to do, we might have come up with something more constructive.
Anyone asking a seemingly silly question (it may not be one, clearly)...
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malvolio replied to Man of the people earns over £1million a year on top of the job he is supposed to doin GeneralWhen their leader comes up with a workable proposal to address any of the major issues we face right now and can dream up a better excuse for being out of the country than "putting Clacton on the international stage" (), then we might just feel they are trying to be a genuine political...
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You do know that Israel has over 2 million Palestinians living and working in Israel on top of the Gazans and West Bank people allowed into work on a daily basis? Israel's incursions were intended to protect their own borders originally, the only arguably illegal bit was allowing the occupation of the...
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