Sir Ralph Posted 8 hours ago Posted 8 hours ago (edited) 1 hour ago, Farmer Saint said: Well, some of the British public don't. Others seem to. He's just a modern day gypsy, go where the laws don't apply to him. The irony is that I've had my move to Canada approved, so as soon as some family issues have sorted themselves I become another fake statistic from a right wing think tank. Conveniently you have both taken the single case in isolation. The articles identify that higher numbers of billionaires and millionaires are leaving, alongside this guy. It’s a clear trend not an isolated case. What we also were talking about is lost tax revenue from these people which would actually improve the public services and infrastructure. It appears the government would prefer to shift that lost tax revenue liability to those left. Edited 8 hours ago by Sir Ralph 1 1
Holmes_and_Watson Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago 2 hours ago, Gloucester Saint said: Then the Greek political music will change and he’ll up sticks and move somewhere else. The British public do not want to be like the Red states in America where the bridges fall to bits and kill people, the police forces are terrible and DNA tests take 12-18 months and there’s no affordable healthcare. Greek golden passports have been around for over a decade. Incredibly desperate for any kind of investment. And not at all fussed about who they are or the source of the funds. I'd guess with his funds, he won't be relying on the systems the regular citizens depend on. Although he may need to use a private helicopter if the bridges collapse. 1 hour ago, Farmer Saint said: Well, some of the British public don't. Others seem to. He's just a modern day gypsy, go where the laws don't apply to him. The irony is that I've had my move to Canada approved, so as soon as some family issues have sorted themselves I become another fake statistic from a right wing think tank. Just to wish your sheep sculptures all the best in their upcoming move to be closer to @Hamilton Saint. 2
iansums Posted 7 hours ago Author Posted 7 hours ago English schools have gone up in the international rankings due to policies introduced by Tory government, let’s hope this government doesn’t undo all the good work. Scottish schools have dropped down the table.
Holmes_and_Watson Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago Just now, iansums said: English schools have gone up in the international rankings due to policies introduced by Tory government, let’s hope this government doesn’t undo all the good work. Scottish schools have dropped down the table. I saw a beeb headline saying they were getting in primary school teachers to teach the secondary school children basic reading skills. Although, if they bring in the same primary teachers who didn't help them read in the first place... 1
Sir Ralph Posted 42 minutes ago Posted 42 minutes ago (edited) Welfare before national security - embarrassing. The Russians are coming but as long as Fat Mo can buy her fags, thats what matters. The Tories are no better either - hypocrites. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5yw3223w1vo Edited 35 minutes ago by Sir Ralph
badgerx16 Posted 30 minutes ago Posted 30 minutes ago 9 minutes ago, Sir Ralph said: Welfare before national security - embarrassing. The Russians are coming but as long as Fat Mo can buy her fags, thats what matters. The Tories are no better either - hypocrites. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5yw3223w1vo Err, no : "Burnham said he would fund defence and get the welfare bill down,....."
egg Posted 23 minutes ago Posted 23 minutes ago 10 minutes ago, Sir Ralph said: Welfare before national security - embarrassing. The Russians are coming but as long as Fat Mo can buy her fags, thats what matters. The Tories are no better either - hypocrites. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5yw3223w1vo And as long as Doris can keep her triple locked pension, regardless of whatever else she has. Ditch the triple lock, but keep a welfare top up for pensioners who need more. Means test all disability related benefits, for adults and kids. Sift the needy from the greedy. We can't scrimp on security but people maxing out their ISA allowance and their kids junior ISA allowance with welfare benefits. So fundamentally I agree with you, but with different targets.
whelk Posted 16 minutes ago Posted 16 minutes ago 24 minutes ago, Sir Ralph said: The Russians are coming Getting irrationally scared again. Man up you big girl 1
Sir Ralph Posted 13 minutes ago Posted 13 minutes ago 1 minute ago, whelk said: Getting irrationally scared again. Man up you big girl I just dont want to fight them with a pitchfork and some hot water because the money that would have been for my rifle and helmet was spent on fat Mo's cigarettes.
Sir Ralph Posted 8 minutes ago Posted 8 minutes ago (edited) 22 minutes ago, badgerx16 said: Err, no : "Burnham said he would fund defence and get the welfare bill down,....." Apparently so. Why did he make the comment that defence spending wont be at the cost of social security. That to me seems like he isnt going to cut it. Using defence spending needs outlined by NATO would be a great justification for most other people to explain why they need to cut welfare, if thats what they really intended on doing. "Really sorry I need to cut your allowances but NATO says the Russians are invading so I need to spend more on planes and tanks to protect you and your family" - great excuse. So why did Burnham make that specific statement? He said he will get the wefare bill down in the 'Labour Way', which I imagine means increasing it! Edited 7 minutes ago by Sir Ralph 1
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