| The mini budget 12:00 - Sep 23 with 8029 views | Gwyn737 |
Congratulations if you’re in the top 1% of earners. If you earn a million pounds a year you are now £54,400 better off.
Don’t worry if you earn around £25k, you’ll be around a massive £280 better off.
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| The mini budget on 20:37 - Sep 28 with 1175 views | BillyChong |
A lot of Tory supporters appear to have gone very quiet this last week after years of falling for the U.K. right wing media nonsense | | | |
| The mini budget on 21:31 - Sep 28 with 1134 views | Catullus |
| The mini budget on 20:37 - Sep 28 by BillyChong |
A lot of Tory supporters appear to have gone very quiet this last week after years of falling for the U.K. right wing media nonsense |
It's not just Truss and kwarteng thats the problem though. Starmer has made statements that when fact checked, turn out to be nonsense. Like his claim about a 170 billion windfall tax.
We probably would be better off with Labour in power but maybe not much. They are all a joke. | |
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| The mini budget on 22:45 - Sep 28 with 1076 views | swan65split |
Seems all of our private pensions were in danger of being kaput today, also stories its a deliberate ploy to rid us of the NHS on the cheap. |  | | |
| The mini budget on 08:19 - Sep 29 with 1028 views | blackswan |
Looks like they are going back on promised pension rise
That's going to go down well with the demographic most likely to turn up and vote for them! Tories committing political suicide they are toast | | | |
| The mini budget on 09:27 - Sep 29 with 1002 views | BryanSwan |
| The mini budget on 08:19 - Sep 29 by blackswan |
Looks like they are going back on promised pension rise
That's going to go down well with the demographic most likely to turn up and vote for them! Tories committing political suicide they are toast |
Is there anyone on here who said lets give Truss a chance and wait and see what her government does? Or are all these people now too embarrassed to show their faces?
She has conducted a number of calamitous interviews this morning, following on from the governments calamitous economic policy.
Her handlers must be ecstatic with how much money they've made as clearly she is too dull to enact anything herself. | |
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| The mini budget on 09:31 - Sep 29 with 1000 views | onehunglow |
| The mini budget on 09:27 - Sep 29 by BryanSwan |
Is there anyone on here who said lets give Truss a chance and wait and see what her government does? Or are all these people now too embarrassed to show their faces?
She has conducted a number of calamitous interviews this morning, following on from the governments calamitous economic policy.
Her handlers must be ecstatic with how much money they've made as clearly she is too dull to enact anything herself. |
All in all,a calamity
Read what Tory Ken (Lord ) Clarke has said. | |
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| The mini budget on 09:33 - Sep 29 with 1000 views | onehunglow |
| The mini budget on 07:48 - Sep 26 by waynekerr55 |
You're a good egg, Catt. As is Sir John |
What about me?
You bitch
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| The mini budget on 10:04 - Sep 29 with 989 views | felixstowe_jack |
Just for context and balance
The £ has lost 16% against the dollar in the last 5 years.
The € has lost 22% against the dollar in the last 5 years.
The yen has lost 30% against the dollar in the last 5 years.
Seems it is the $ which is very strong at the moment. Probably because the USA is a nett energy exporter have exploited their reserves of oil, gas, and shale gas. They are immune from the Energy crisis created by the Russian invasion.
Time the UK exploited their own Fossil fuels reserves and continued expansion of green and nuclear energy instead of importing it. | |
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| The mini budget on 10:11 - Sep 29 with 983 views | Catullus |
| The mini budget on 09:27 - Sep 29 by BryanSwan |
Is there anyone on here who said lets give Truss a chance and wait and see what her government does? Or are all these people now too embarrassed to show their faces?
She has conducted a number of calamitous interviews this morning, following on from the governments calamitous economic policy.
Her handlers must be ecstatic with how much money they've made as clearly she is too dull to enact anything herself. |
Her handlers? Have you considered that she has business interests outside politics that are making a lot of money?
I don't trust politicians generally speaking and a lot of these cling ons have outside interests that can benefit from a change in government policy. For example, some people made a fortuen for shorting the pound on the back of these recent changes, what if Truss isn't being handled by them but merely in cahoots and will leave politics ina few years for a VERY well rewarded job in the city?
Thinking these people are being handled could be valid, but they could just be in on it, part of the global clique that is hoarding wealth for the few. | |
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| The mini budget on 10:12 - Sep 29 with 982 views | onehunglow |
| The mini budget on 10:04 - Sep 29 by felixstowe_jack |
Just for context and balance
The £ has lost 16% against the dollar in the last 5 years.
The € has lost 22% against the dollar in the last 5 years.
The yen has lost 30% against the dollar in the last 5 years.
Seems it is the $ which is very strong at the moment. Probably because the USA is a nett energy exporter have exploited their reserves of oil, gas, and shale gas. They are immune from the Energy crisis created by the Russian invasion.
Time the UK exploited their own Fossil fuels reserves and continued expansion of green and nuclear energy instead of importing it. |
To make it even simpler and more balanced
Govt is borrowing to pay those more able to see this storm out than those who live from hand to mouth.
Nothing done for those in Care.
They still have to sell their house to pay for a glorified camp bed with chicken nuggets for tea.
It is indefensible and KK is the embodiment of insouchiance at a difficult time | |
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| The mini budget on 10:31 - Sep 29 with 977 views | Lohengrin |
| The mini budget on 09:27 - Sep 29 by BryanSwan |
Is there anyone on here who said lets give Truss a chance and wait and see what her government does? Or are all these people now too embarrassed to show their faces?
She has conducted a number of calamitous interviews this morning, following on from the governments calamitous economic policy.
Her handlers must be ecstatic with how much money they've made as clearly she is too dull to enact anything herself. |
You didn’t have to be Nostradamus to predict where this was headed. Sometimes it’s nice to proven right, this isn’t one of them.
This was me to you back in July:
” I had sympathy with Sunak, he was clearly becoming exasperated by the empty head opposite him. Politics despite the clowning on the national stage we’ve had to endure IS a serious business that has a direct bearing on all our lives. It ought to be the last place where fools are suffered gladly.
If Sunak doesn’t come through it will be a travesty, the prospect of Truss at 10 Downing Street is a disaster in waiting.” |  |
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| The mini budget on 10:49 - Sep 29 with 969 views | Catullus |
| The mini budget on 10:31 - Sep 29 by Lohengrin |
You didn’t have to be Nostradamus to predict where this was headed. Sometimes it’s nice to proven right, this isn’t one of them.
This was me to you back in July:
” I had sympathy with Sunak, he was clearly becoming exasperated by the empty head opposite him. Politics despite the clowning on the national stage we’ve had to endure IS a serious business that has a direct bearing on all our lives. It ought to be the last place where fools are suffered gladly.
If Sunak doesn’t come through it will be a travesty, the prospect of Truss at 10 Downing Street is a disaster in waiting.” |
Ah but, Lohengrin, the advantage you have over many politicians is your brain works. You exercise it regularly, you read A LOT. You are capable of thinking whereas many of our politicians are only truly thnking about themselves.
I would never stand for office because I am not bright enough and I'd have honest intentions. Honest people don't seem to get far in politics. | |
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| The mini budget on 11:46 - Sep 29 with 945 views | BryanSwan |
| The mini budget on 10:11 - Sep 29 by Catullus |
Her handlers? Have you considered that she has business interests outside politics that are making a lot of money?
I don't trust politicians generally speaking and a lot of these cling ons have outside interests that can benefit from a change in government policy. For example, some people made a fortuen for shorting the pound on the back of these recent changes, what if Truss isn't being handled by them but merely in cahoots and will leave politics ina few years for a VERY well rewarded job in the city?
Thinking these people are being handled could be valid, but they could just be in on it, part of the global clique that is hoarding wealth for the few. |
Johnson was very clever pretending to be a fool. Truss need not pretend.
I've no doubt that she works in her own interest, but that is also the interest of those who put her in the position. However i've heard her speak and I just do not believe that she is intelligent enough on her own to devise such a plan. | |
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| The mini budget on 07:53 - Oct 3 with 803 views | Kilkennyjack |
| The mini budget on 10:31 - Sep 29 by Lohengrin |
You didn’t have to be Nostradamus to predict where this was headed. Sometimes it’s nice to proven right, this isn’t one of them.
This was me to you back in July:
” I had sympathy with Sunak, he was clearly becoming exasperated by the empty head opposite him. Politics despite the clowning on the national stage we’ve had to endure IS a serious business that has a direct bearing on all our lives. It ought to be the last place where fools are suffered gladly.
If Sunak doesn’t come through it will be a travesty, the prospect of Truss at 10 Downing Street is a disaster in waiting.” |
Done a u-turn in part. Wâš“ï¸S.
What about the rest of it though ? |  |
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| The mini budget on 08:10 - Oct 3 with 779 views | trampie |
Whatever his name is he should resign, so should Liz, Parliament should be recalled and there should be a general election.
The defacto right wing English government is not working, if the English are not for turning we need to breakaway from them they are a lost cause. |  |
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| The mini budget on 08:14 - Oct 3 with 766 views | Best_loser |
This humiliation will follow her around as long as she is PM
Like a bad ref corrected by VAR ( the markets )
You don't know what your doing |  | | |
| The mini budget on 08:30 - Oct 3 with 752 views | Kilkennyjack |
| The mini budget on 08:14 - Oct 3 by Best_loser |
This humiliation will follow her around as long as she is PM
Like a bad ref corrected by VAR ( the markets )
You don't know what your doing |
Spot on …
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| The mini budget on 10:30 - Oct 3 with 725 views | Catullus |
| The mini budget on 11:46 - Sep 29 by BryanSwan |
Johnson was very clever pretending to be a fool. Truss need not pretend.
I've no doubt that she works in her own interest, but that is also the interest of those who put her in the position. However i've heard her speak and I just do not believe that she is intelligent enough on her own to devise such a plan. |
Well they've backed down n the top rate cut anyway, it won't help because now they'll just be called weak. the whole idea was a mess from the moment they thought of it.
When it comes to intelligence, she doesn't really need it, there are plenty of previous examples of government chicanery for her to copy.
Bojo wasn't that clever, people saw through him ages back. Apparently he did the same routine at his speeches quite a lot, pretended to lose his notes and do it off the cuff. | |
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