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With the current uncertainty I would be kicking the can down the road until next year to see where we are then, whilst improving some of the business environment in the time-being. Making sweeping changes with the world as it is now is madness.

I think they'll go down Kemi's route on borrowing/benefits, but not sure that's what they should hit them with. This is difficult for the Tories, as from a business side it's quite a "right" budget.

Completely agree. A lot for business and entrepreneurs in there as well, although will need to read it more detail. Should stop some brain drain though. My MP, although useless and doesn't live near here, is also doing her best comedy routine as Deputy Speaker.

I think overall, yes, but still a lot to do - as you are testament to.

So, interesting that over the past 2 and a half years we have seen the following: - GDP ⬆️ - NHS Waiting Lists ⬇️ - Illegal Immigration ⬇️ - Asylum costs ⬇️ - Violent Crime ⬇️ - Pot holes ⬇️ Interesting 🤔

I'm mocking you as it is such a poor insult! If your IQ wasn't so low, you'd probably understand that, wouldn't you, Bedsit Os?

Literally insane. We are seeing someone who is very ill, completely unravelling and deteriorating.

Still too high mind. I think this is an issue with living under Taliban rule for so long - behaviours become indoctrinated and endemic in society.

Well yes, that's what a log scale does, and it says it on the last one you posted? Sorry, not sure what your point is here?

Do they have a bracket for people with low IQs?

And yet Reform want to follow her economic policy. Fucking hell.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ck98zp7zeq65o Sensible. Also need to do the same with the Winter fuel allowance and make these things properly means tested.

I'm going to start paying for stuff in groats. That's groats, not goats. I already do the latter.

Christ almighty - did anyone just hear Richard Tice on LBC. Reform policies to "stimulate the economy" include: - MOTs to 4 years for Brand new cars, to save businesses money (not taking into account that MOT centres would lose money - they hadn't thought of that). - Allowing businesses to use imperial measurements if they want. These are their policies for stimulating the economy. Wow.

Well, I agree with you there.

Ask me a question and then claim an AI response when it turns out I can answer it. Unfortunately for you it's not the first time I've spoken about this on here, so I suggest you read back through the various threads rather than drinking yourself into oblivion on a Sunday evening and then go looking for a fight online like the brave warrior you are. What I wrote was not controversial, so it's quite clear you were trying to start a fight. As I've told you before, I would prefer you to come on here and think you're a victor when arguing with me, rather than direct your anger at your wife and kids, again. We're happy to be your punching bag.

I'm good, been a bit worried after your meltdown last week. How's your drinking problem mate? I assume the wife reported you to the police again did she? We need to do multiple things - investment in the grid to allow us to transport renewable energy to the rest of the country, as well as increased battery storage to ensure that we can actually harness and store what we produce. That way we won't have to pay firms to not produce renewable energy.

He's just making stuff up again. I advised him last week to take some time off due to him getting properly destroyed day after day, and it looks like he took my advice. Unfortunately, he's come back and he's getting destroyed, again, on various threads. I guess if your IQ is that low, no amount of time-off is going to help you look less stupid.

https://www.ipsos.com/en-uk/labour-now-lead-8-points-conservatives-second-place-latest-voting-intention-polling Blimey - look at what we've got here. Looks like the public quite like Andy. I also think, and you can see this happening in the latest US polls, is that people are increasingly worried about grift and dishonesty, so makes sense they would move away from Reform.

I bet he doesn't even know what he's done wrong there.

No, it wasn't.

Under Corbyn there is an argument for that, sure, that people would vote for them with the idea that they're anti-Semitic. Not sure that would happen now, as they'll be lost to the Greens. I have a really simple couple of questions. Do you believe that Reform has a higher proportion of racists both within the party, and voting for them, than Labour did anti-Semites under Corbyn? Do you believe that Labour still has a large proportion of anti-Semites within the party? Do you believe that Nigel Farage is racist?

Gosh, the spelling and grammar says everything about that post. Also, clearly not true.

Yep, not rated and not good enough.

His reading of the game is not up to scratch at the moment.