An analysis of the lastest one is he doesn't have any policy and just wants to be PM. Ukraine? no idea Fix crime no idea. We'll see how it all pans out. Not predicting great things. Truth be known I'm sure he would have supported the rich tax cut or flip side Grecian like budget cuts, as he's a natural technocrat.
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This guy has "technocrat" written all over him. A money guy for sure.
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Rishi Sunak officially becomes U.K. prime minister
Sunak is the country's first prime minister of color and the third person to hold the office this year.
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That speech is that old it was probably written on an XP machine....................
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Easier for your president to get his tongue round...................................... ?
? ? (there is a double entendre in there as well
)'Congratulations Rashi Sanook:' Joe Biden mispronounces name as hails new PM
US President Joe Biden awkwardly mispronounced Rishi Sunak's name as he congratulated the former chancellor on becoming the UK's new Prime Minister.
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Liz Truss destroyed an economy in a matter of days. I don't see how that compares to a man giving a bad speech.
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Not her own economy though or the one of her cronies
It is truly breathtaking, the amounts some of the muppet show have been paid
Truss to pocket almost £19k in severance pay as cost of ministers leaving office totals more than £700,000
A total of 71 ministers and whips are eligible for the pay thanks to a tumultuous year in government, with Boris Johnson and Liz Truss set for the most generous individual payments.
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They earn quite a bit don’t they? Especially once they’ve left the seats they were glued to for months/years/decades.
One thing about politicians, I despise most of them but I’ve got to admit I wouldn’t want to be in their shoes for any reason. Even making 15,000€, or near 20k pounds every month not to mention all those chauffeurs, free fancy dinners and booze, visiting the world as if you’d be the Pope.
I wouldn’t take the job especially in these troubled times, we’ve been successively through in recent years terrorism IS or AQ, then Covid, now war and inflation. With each year come our dose of misfortune and it’s the plebs we’re that are paying a heavy price.
On the other hand, that’s why I’d never want to have been Merkel, Macron or Johnson for any reason is that it’s easy to comment on a forum (and criticize…) but when confronted with all the aforementioned turbulences I give them credit for trying to solve things, and lord knows it’s no easy task.
One thing about politicians, I despise most of them but I’ve got to admit I wouldn’t want to be in their shoes for any reason. Even making 15,000€, or near 20k pounds every month not to mention all those chauffeurs, free fancy dinners and booze, visiting the world as if you’d be the Pope.
I wouldn’t take the job especially in these troubled times, we’ve been successively through in recent years terrorism IS or AQ, then Covid, now war and inflation. With each year come our dose of misfortune and it’s the plebs we’re that are paying a heavy price.
On the other hand, that’s why I’d never want to have been Merkel, Macron or Johnson for any reason is that it’s easy to comment on a forum (and criticize…) but when confronted with all the aforementioned turbulences I give them credit for trying to solve things, and lord knows it’s no easy task.
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If they were not so *rap at making decisions then we would not have to comment on just what a shower they are
We can all see what they should do - but do they carry out what the electorate want - no they don't
Career politicians only look to the next election, and sometimes not even that far in front
You mend the roof whilst it is not raining and put some by for a rainy day - in the UK both parties have sold the roof and wonder why virtually everyone is getting wet
Rushi's heated indoor pool on the taxpayer to heat each year is more than most pensioners will see in 3+ years as pension
Foreign aid at £15bn every year is an absolute *ucking joke - we are borrowing that money to give it away(and then pay interest on it as well) whilst we have people who are going to food banks - cannot heat their homes - cannot pay their rent etc.
Need to fix the issues here before sending any money abroad - will they help us when we are in trouble - no they won't, they will just look and laugh at how stupid we have been
They need to start with an idea such as flexible tax - my idea and very, very easy to implement
You all have an online tax account and if you don't bother to go into it, you pay 30% tax
If you can be bothered then you have an options screen - absolutely straight forward
Do you want to contribute towards foreign aid - Yes your tax stays the same - No you get 1% knocked off - you can also pay additional if you want
Same for defence - but that only has the option to increase the tax
Green agenda again + or minus
NHS +
Care +
There are core items you need to pay for - but could opt to pay more for certain non-essential items
For me, I would mark down foreign aid/green stuff, but mark up defence
It then creates your tax code for the year, and you can only alter your options once a year before the 1st April - or it rolls over the previous years options
It's not rocket science and is absolutely very easy to put into action - but guess what we will never get the option or the chance
It would also make people more accountable and put more control in the people's hands - and that is why you will never get it
Tony Bliar was quite happy to fly round the world, dolling out our money but putting it into statute was an absolute no no for me
I cannot see how it is so difficult to organize to make it much fairer and actually help people - you just need someone with some vision and will to remove the obstacles in the way
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It’s well understood. Plenty of people, around the world rightly wonder where goes our Tax money.
It’s no wonder some of our kiwi brethren call their PM “Taxcindy”, seriously we are at a point here anyway where the budget cuts have been implemented on Armed forces, healthcare/hospital, Police, Justice and school any of which are pillar of a functioning democracy.
So how is it all spent? Okay, we have decent roads and highway, and for the most part anyone working in the above cited professions are doing a good job despite the budget cuts.
What’s most frustrating I am sure is being a cop, and our farce for a judiciary system that free the scums of the earth within hours despite the police asking for less leniency. We don’t have enough cells in prison uh. ?
It’s not that our laws and Justice as an institution aren’t harsh enough, but sometimes I wonder who’ll “judge” the judges.
It’s no wonder some of our kiwi brethren call their PM “Taxcindy”, seriously we are at a point here anyway where the budget cuts have been implemented on Armed forces, healthcare/hospital, Police, Justice and school any of which are pillar of a functioning democracy.
So how is it all spent? Okay, we have decent roads and highway, and for the most part anyone working in the above cited professions are doing a good job despite the budget cuts.
What’s most frustrating I am sure is being a cop, and our farce for a judiciary system that free the scums of the earth within hours despite the police asking for less leniency. We don’t have enough cells in prison uh. ?
It’s not that our laws and Justice as an institution aren’t harsh enough, but sometimes I wonder who’ll “judge” the judges.
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If the prisons are full - build more prisons - or ship off the people who should not be here
Sooner UK is out of Uman rights convention, the better - they can take all their lawyers and supporters with them
The problem is much deeper than that in the UK - just have a look at this rubbish - below
(the main report on grooming gangs which has taken 6+ years to report was released last week as well - but was buried under the PM scandal - so has had no reporting in the UK press whatsoever - absolute joke - just lets sweep it under the carpet)
Council takes terrorist's name from report to avoid rise in hate crime
On Monday councillors debated whether Usman Khan's name should be included in a report which outlined how future deaths could be prevented following the inquests of Khan's two victims.
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yep that really does the trick. that will for sure change things....
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Why did the guy on the steps not go and punch him in the face - rather than just run away - he looked like security
Someone is going to get killed at this rate
Arrested and jailed for a minimum of 2 years
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It's the same bunch of *ankers that have been at it for years - they just change the name to the current woke causeyep that really does the trick. that will for sure change things....
ALF
Insulate Britain
etc. etc.
Need putting down - no one would miss them or their stupid games
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Another VERMIN PARTY Failure
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Scottish 'super sponsor scheme' for Ukrainian refugees to stay closed
THE Scottish Government’s “super sponsor scheme” for Ukrainian refugees is to remain closed to new applicants after being overwhelmed.
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I wonder if these Knuts are paid by monsieur Putain to behave the way they do:
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