Original London Soul boy & passionate radio fan . These days living in Kings Lynn Norfolk .
East, England
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What an idiotic take 🙄I sometimes like to think people on the left are sensible, but unfortunately the reality is they are all idiots sadly
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The Sunday Times says billionaire David Reuben, who over 40 years in the UK had made his money out of property, has joined the exodus fleeing Burnham’s hatred of the wealthy and quit to live in tax free Monaco,
Not only do we lose Mr Reuben’s brains and energy, but also we face one other massive problem; Who on God’s earth will fill the tax hole he leaves behind?
The rich are moving out at an increasingly fast pace with the Sunday Times Rich List being dwarfed by the Sunday Times Skint List.
It is estimated the UK has lost £77billion in revenues since Labour’s war on the wealthy. That’s a helluva lot of hospitals.
The tax bill will fall on the middle classes as rich will all bugger off and the skint ( much loved by Labour) don’t earn enough to pay anything.
I see that boxing promoter Eddie Hearn, son of Barry, has also quit for Monaco which I imagine has much to do with inheritance planning.
Dad is in his seventies and has a dodgy ticker.
I want rich people in my country. I like their money which buys big houses and flash cars.
We are swamped by the idle and the skint. Burnham loves them - they vote for him.
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🚨BREAKING
Dan Wootton made a false statement about my Talk TV departure
Here is my response ⬇️
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The British Left is in a time warp when it comes to Europe. Do they have no idea what’s happening there? Don’t they read the papers? Meloni is PM of Italy. AfD is outpolling CDU and SPD combined in Germany. Le Pen is favourite to be the next president of France. Socialist Sanchez in Spain is finished.
They seem to think the EU we left (for good or ill) in 2016 is the Europe of today. Delusional.
🚨 NEW: David Miliband says Brexit amounted to a "unilateral declaration of political impotence" and has left Britain like a "bobbing cork in the sea".
The former Labour foreign secretary says Britain now needs a new formal relationship with the EU and believes Andy Burnham is more likely than Keir Starmer to deliver it.
Burnham recently refused to rule out putting reversing Brexit in Labour's next manifesto, saying it was a question "for another day".
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A vote for Reform risks letting in Labour.
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“We will always stand with the underdog” is an idiotic child’s approach to international affairs.
The Taliban were the underdogs. Al-Qaeda were the underdogs. ISIS were the underdogs. The IRA, ETA, just about every terrorist group were underdogs. What a moronic thing to say.
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After fighting against sex segregation, @stellacreasy doesn’t mind it when it serves her political interests
After fighting against landlords, @rachelmillward doesn’t mind them when it serves her political interests
Gosh, I wonder why people are sick of politicians?
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When the Tories were in government, Led By Donkeys did a sting operation.
Channel 4 have done a sting operation on Reform UK.
Of course they have a right to expose weaknesses but neither have done a sting operation on Labour, who are actually in government. It’s not consistent.
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Remember when Edwin Moses was a sweet hurdling bastard? Motherfucker won 122 races in a row jumping over shit while looking like a founding member of Earth, Wind & Fire. We were witnesses.
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Don’t let Burnham pretend everything was great before Thatcher.
The 70s meant inflation up to 24%, a three day week due to lack of energy, an IMF bailout, the ‘winter of discontent,’ body bags uncollected & rubbish piling up in the streets of Britain as ‘the weak man of Europe!’
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This is the current reality:
Despite Reform and the Tories making up 44% of the vote, we would get a Labour and Lib Dem coalition, making up 35% of the vote.
"IF A GENERAL ELECTION WERE HELD TODAY" PROJECTION @UKLABOUR WIN
LAB: 25.6% (-8.1)
CON: 20% (-3.7)
REFORM: 24% (9.7)
pollingreport.uk
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You have the financial literacy of a walnut.
Your response to Rory Stewart when he asked you how much interest we spend on borrowing was:
“There’s £70bn debt we owe the BOE but we don’t have to pay it”
You’re a fool and a total charlatan.
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There’s an online petition for a ludicrous ‘Arday’s Law’ which would limit how much the press can report on an individual.
It would be government censorship.
A better idea is to keep the free press and the notion that nobody of any race, religion or gender is above scrutiny.
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This man hates freedom.
🚨NEW: Green Party leader Zack Polanski has called for all media outlets to be state approved.
"It’s time we sorted out the press. Constant misinformation to protect their donors and fossil fuels is destroying lives and our planet."
He has shared a petition that demands the Government to introduce "new regulatory reforms, including requiring all media in the UK to be members of a statutory regulator."
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Jason Arday’s story depicts an awful cycle of left wing behaviour. A man is favoured because he ticks victimhood boxes. He does wrong, and it is ignored because he’s their man. He is finally revealed, and they drop him.
Now he is dead, he has become a useful victim again.
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A Black Cambridge professor dies after resigning amid explosive plagiarism allegations, and the British political and academic class immediately starts talking about racism.
Aaron Dugmore was nine years old.
He was one of the few White children in a school where roughly 75% of pupils were non-White. His family said he was subjected to racial abuse, including being told that “all the white people should be dead”, before he was found with a cord around his neck.
Britain never made his name a national cause.
Ask yourself why.
I wrote an article about this linked below:
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