@ConnollyGary5@TheBritLad And take in billions in tax revenue which should be used to make the country better ie. Policing, health and education. Instead the companies move away to make profits elsewhere. Bonkers
@henrywinter Every player in every team has made sacrifices to get to the top. England aren’t liked because of this whinging and the fact you think you have a right to win the World Cup again
@LufieAlicepa@GBNEWS Correct. But why stop drilling licences as it will remain a requirement for years to come. Huge tax revenues, huge employment. Instead we have major companies merging for tax avoidance purposes. There is no upside to Ed’s zealotry
Flashback: https://t.co/UsivMSl7j0
Hamas-UNRWA officials were starving, torturing, and executing their own civilians for daring to accept free humanitarian aid without paying Hamas extra fees for their continued jihad war against Israel.
In this horrific footage that was filmed in Gaza, you will witness pure evil: Gazans who merely received UN food are thrown into cages, brutally tortured, starved for days, and then dragged before a bloodthirsty mob.
Before their public slaughter, Hamas carves the word “THIEF” into their backs, giving the mob permission — no, orders — to rip them apart like animals.
THIS is the true face of Hamas. THIS is the evil the United Nations protects.
Don’t you dare tell me all cultures are equal.
This is savagery, not “resistance.” This is blood sacrifice, not “freedom fighting.”
Share this NOW. Tear down the lies. Force the world to see the truth
Over 1,000 jobs a month are being lost in North Sea oil and gas thanks to his government’s policies yet Keir Starmer doesn’t have even a basic understanding of his 78% windfall profits tax.
He tells STV it only kicks in above a certain level of profit. Wrong. It applies without a minimum profit level or market-based trigger. Unlike a proper windfall tax (one tied to sudden price spikes), it has no deactivation mechanism if prices or profits fall below a certain point.
Pre-election Labour cited $95 a barrel as a windfall level. The current price is $64. But the windfall tax still applies at the full rate, even on reduced profits. So investment is drying up and job losses are mounting. (Most recently 400+ at ExxonMobil’s Mossmorran plant and 100 at Harbour Energy).
Given the misery he’s causing you’d think he might bother to understand exactly how his tax operates.