And even the "energy help" was effectively just ensuring the energy producers continue to make bank while the taxpayer has to repay it over the next god-knows how many years at this rate.
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And even the "energy help" was effectively just ensuring the energy producers continue to make bank while the taxpayer has to repay it over the next god-knows how many years at this rate.
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Sounds kinky!That's a double reverse gaslight in itself
Now I'm thinking of Truss double reverse gaslighting with kami-Kwasi. Thanks for that!
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That's got to be pretty niche pr0n
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At this rate all the "irregular migrants" will be wanting their rubber dinghies back and setting off to return to France 
(Totally off topic but what the hell happens to these rubber dinghies and outboard motors, Dover and Lampedusa must the secondhand rubber dinghy capitals of the world?).
On a more serious note I do wonder if the long term aim is to make England a tax haven, I asked this before and got no opinion, but I know it's been mooted as a goal of some elements of the Conservative party. Is such a goal necessarily bad, should it prove to be the case?
(Totally off topic but what the hell happens to these rubber dinghies and outboard motors, Dover and Lampedusa must the secondhand rubber dinghy capitals of the world?).On a more serious note I do wonder if the long term aim is to make England a tax haven, I asked this before and got no opinion, but I know it's been mooted as a goal of some elements of the Conservative party. Is such a goal necessarily bad, should it prove to be the case?
You mean multi millionaire members of the Con party? At least they wouldn't have to go to the trouble of hiding it all in the Cayman Islands.At this rate all the "irregular migrants" will be wanting their rubber dinghies back and setting off to return to France
On a more serious note I do wonder if the long term aim is to make England a tax haven, I asked this before and got no opinion, but I know it's been mooted as a goal of some elements of the Conservative party. Is such a goal necessarily bad, should it prove to be the case?
...after the public turned on him due to the confected leftie rage and hysteria over party gate.. bet you all wish you'd kept your mouths shut..
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I have no idea, that's why I am asking, how and why did places like Monaco and the Cayman Islands become "tax havens", what good or harm has it done them, and how might England become one should the government try to achieve this?
Ah, so it's nothing to do with Con MPs (the ones who stabbed him in back / front etc) the Con MP's who put Truss in front of a few thousand idiot party members, or the idiot party members who picked Truss?
Or are all those Con MP's and Con party members 'leftie' infiltrators?
Take your pills.
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No, that idiot needed to go.... Just so happens the same idiots who were in total cahoots with the idiot ended being in the run to lead the party..... You couldn't make this up for a satire TV show.... Oh wait.
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This is the thing. Other than the really well off, everyone else is still much, much worse off.
He lied to the Queen, he lied to Parliament and he partied during lockdown while people like my Grandmother were dying and I was unable to see her.
I wish you'd keep your mouth shut...
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