Originally posted by WTFH
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Previously on "Reform contract. Lots of great policies for us."
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Originally posted by DoctorStrangelove View PostThe Beaker Folk are feeling a little left out. .
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Originally posted by WTFH View Post, not relying on foreign companies for our energy.
More nukes?
When do want them?
30 years ago.
That ship has sailed...
Anglo-Saxon? Go back to Germany
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Originally posted by SueEllen View Post
His is party's manifesto been launched?
They may have the most sensible and realistic policies yet.
Anglo-Saxon? Go back to Germany
Norman? - go back to France.
lift the ban on people working while they are being processed for settlement.
Tax off-shore earnings.
Tax “family” trusts used to evade inheritance tax.
I realise that clean water is WOKE, but I am old enough to remember when we were a caring country, not full of hate.
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I’ll just put my post of the other thread here…
Originally posted by cojak View PostSince everyone is into this betting lark, I'm putting a tenner on Farage crossing the floor to the Tories before the end of the year. Seeing Farage dump Tice the moment he gets a chance will be icing on the cake.
Grifters are gonna grift - Farage is out for Farage.
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Originally posted by escapeUK View Post
This might be what ultimately happens. I already left the UK workforce, I work 100% remotely for USA on double the rate I could get here.
Trouble is when you run from problems, eventually there is no where left to run. Originally when I first considered escaping I thought France but now they have the exact same problems we do. USA difficult to move to, and also huge problems in only the last 4 years.
Perhaps its time to fight rather than flight?
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Originally posted by escapeUK View Post
Perhaps its time to fight rather than flight?
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Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostI didn't like it so I left. Why didn't you?
I'm not a socialist either.
Trouble is when you run from problems, eventually there is no where left to run. Originally when I first considered escaping I thought France but now they have the exact same problems we do. USA difficult to move to, and also huge problems in only the last 4 years.
Perhaps its time to fight rather than flight?
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Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
And the second post on each thread should say who cares as they'll either not do them or break them later anyway.
Originally posted by northernladuk View PostThere was an interesting point on the radio yesterday. Something about Labour not increasing certain taxes, but looking back at least one of those same taxes have been raised by every CoE in every budget ever so there is no chance they will never rise. I wish I'd never started taking an interest in the election. It's mind bending to the casual observer :|
There is a massive black hole so taxes are going up.
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostEach party should have their own thread so their policies can be discussed properly.
Thanks to this forum I have found out a lot about Reform and the Greens.
There was an interesting point on the radio yesterday. Something about Labour not increasing certain taxes, but looking back at least one of those same taxes have been raised by every CoE in every budget ever so there is no chance they will never rise. I wish I'd never started taking an interest in the election. It's mind bending to the casual observer :|Last edited by northernladuk; 18 June 2024, 14:37.
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