Sy

Mostly complaining about planning reform #YIMBY
Economics & Mathematical Science 🎓
CANZUK 🇬🇧

[Dr. Eli David @DrEliDavid]

Thank you Germany 🇩🇪 and UK 🇬🇧 for heroically sacrificing your economy to save the planet 💪
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[ⓋeThor Ⓥendetta - $VET - OG XNode @VeThorVendetta]

Bottom in? Please dear sweet baby Jesus let it be so.

#VeChain #VeFam vechain:native

[Sy @Honest_Sy1]

@Coins_Kid What are your thoughts on vechain?

[Sy @Honest_Sy1]

@Footballfights To be fair, it was Jonathan Davis singing 😍

[Gully Foyle #UKTrade @TerraOrBust]

7.

In October 2023 an internal EU report was leaked to the Financial Times, regarding the budgetary and cost implications of nine new countries acceding to the EU. This report found, as reported by the FT, that the EU annual budget would have to increase by 21% in order to accommodate these nine countries, who would all be net recipients (would get out more than they put in).

As covered in a previous benefit, the UK annual budgetary contribution would have already reached the region of £24bn a year by 2024 - so a 21% increase in the overall EU budget would see this balloon to nearly £30bn before taking into account any year on year increases. That's a further £5+ Billion a year of post-expansion budget contributions, that the UK can rest easy knowing it has completely avoided.

As of June 2026, the EU budget for the next seven-year period has already more than doubled since 2016, reaching €2 Trillion for 2028-2034. This is without any further members having joined. So a further 21% on top of this, would take the budget up to €2.4 Trillion.

Link: FT Article, EU Explansion Costs - https://t.co/2BHlKHFSQI
Link: Guardian Article, EU Expansion Costs - https://t.co/W6M4Lw4FXC

[Gully Foyle #UKTrade @TerraOrBust]

🎉 BREXIT BENEFITS MEGA-THREAD 🎉

As this week is the 10th anniversary of the 2016 Referendum to leave the EU, I thought it only fitting that I refresh, expand and repost my thread on Brexit Benefits.

So sit back and enjoy - as this will be a long one!

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[Sy @Honest_Sy1]

@TheCriticalDri2 Oh, Marge. Grow up!

[Sy @Honest_Sy1]

@themilomorrison Well, we did and acted accordingly with Brexit. We were willing to take a mild economic hit to stop mass migration and deregulate EU rules but it was hijacked and we got neither.

[Sy @Honest_Sy1]

@Coins_Kid Even with vechain?

[Institute of Economic Affairs @iealondon]

🚨 "I don't trust the Government to distinguish misinformation from correct information. I don't trust in their judgement."

@CJSnowdon on @GBNEWS on the Government's plans to police misinformation online.

[Britain Remade @BritainRemade]

These regulations prioritise ‘passive’ means of cooling, like smaller windows, ventilation and shading.

Saying that ‘active’ cooling like air con should be used only as a last resort. The result is very few new homes having air conditioning, even in the hottest areas.

[Sy @Honest_Sy1]

@BorisJohnson do you have anything to say?

[Sy @Honest_Sy1]

The great betrayal.

[Sy @Honest_Sy1]

@john_notabot @ramonagusta Did we deregulate from the EU? No
Did we reduce immigration? No
You can sneer all you like but if you voted for something and got the opposite you would be the first one to complain.

[Arthur @Arthurwoogan]

Food on the blockchain tonight!

Walmart China
#vechain $VET

[Sy @Honest_Sy1]

@DAaronovitch Man, you really aren't trying to be rational. No wonder reform is flying. People have given up trying to pander.

[Sy @Honest_Sy1]

@creation247 Dead Leaves

[Sy @Honest_Sy1]

@StatisticUrban Also, who the fuck wants to live in America?

[Sy @Honest_Sy1]

@DanielJHannan Shame we did nothing with it.

[Sy @Honest_Sy1]

@LyraValeSound @DCBMEP Liz