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Previously on "Cutting corporation tax will make Theresa May's Brexit talks 'more difficult'"
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Originally posted by LondonManc View PostThat's a bit of a misleading headline - we're still getting the cut to 17pc.
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Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostAtW. Wad I tell ya?
Chancellor dismantles key Osborne pledge to cut corporation tax
In other news, a suggested increase in the dividend tax is not just a suggestion.
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostI think it's more he started a thread doing it. You can ask in random threads as much you want
From memory asking for someone to be banned anywhere is a bannable offence.
I think you've got that confused with insulting a poster. You can do that merrily in a thread, Starting one to insult someone is not allowed (it's not a hard and fast rule though then some people (MF) are fair game).
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Originally posted by eek View PostHe asked for MF to be banned - requesting a poster is banned is a bannable offence
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Originally posted by scooterscot View Posthe not answer for long time now
What unspeakably heinous act did he commit?
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Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostAtW. Wad I tell ya?
Chancellor dismantles key Osborne pledge to cut corporation tax
In other news, a suggested increase in the dividend tax is not just a suggestion.
he not answer for long time now
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AtW. Wad I tell ya?
Chancellor dismantles key Osborne pledge to cut corporation tax
In other news, a suggested increase in the dividend tax is not just a suggestion.
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Originally posted by NigelJK View PostI've always wondered if one day the Germans wake up and find themselves siding with us against the French what the outcome would be. There was a peice a while back where it was suggested that Mitterrand and Cole colluded together to entrap the UK in the EU to fund their own plans.
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I've always wondered if one day the Germans wake up and find themselves siding with us against the French what the outcome would be. There was a peice a while back where it was suggested that Mitterrand and Cole colluded together to entrap the UK in the EU to fund their own plans.
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They were also mentioned in the 'Mediterranean alliance' basically France and Northern Africa as a trading block to take on Germany.
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