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Once again are we seeing yet more personal profiteering from British PM #Sunak ?
A firm founded by Rishi Sunak’s father-in-law signed a billion-dollar deal with BP two months before the prime minister opened hundreds of new licences for oil and gas extraction in the North Sea.
In May, the Times of India reported that Infosys bagged a huge deal from the global energy company which is thought to be the second-largest in the history of the firm.
The Indian IT company is owned by the prime minister’s wife’s family although Sunak has insisted the matter is of “no legitimate public interest”.
Previously Sunak invested $500 million of his personal finances into Moderna the vaccine producer through a company that he helped set up (Thelema Partners) in a notorious tax haven in the Caymen Islands prior to the pandemic. He went on to allow Moderna to set up massive new vaccine interests in the UK while refusing to say if he was profiting from the vaccine rollout.
Now we learn that Sunaks family firm signed a billion dollar deal with BP before the PM opened new North Sea licences. Is Sunak using his position as PM to conduct insider trades and set up deals to make personal fortunes? Perhaps its time to look more closely at what hes been doing and whether the National Security Act and associated rules have been breached by this EU supporting and #WEF2030Agenda administrator. #UK
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@OfficialBWFC Been a strong season shame we played horrendously over the 2 legs. Never known us to have 3 Emile Heskey’s at one time I n the squad get them gone
I don’t agree with the methods of just stop oil protests but to argue against the cause is bizarre. Why the snooker? It obviously has nothing to do with snooker you clowns it’s just a stage #JeremyVine
Shell today announced £8,000,000,000 in quarterly profits, double its profits last year.
But it paid *zero* tax on North Sea oil production and nothing in windfall tax.
The Tories are choosing to squeeze your living standards, not their profits.
That's whose side they're on.
BT made £1,300,000,000 in profit, handed £750,000,000 to shareholders, and paid its CEO £3,500,000.
But then it offers workers a huge real terms pay cut, even as they’re forced to open workplace foodbanks.
That’s why CWU members are on strike today. Solidarity ✊🏽