@esimeat No, it wouldn't. They will rise in line with inflation or 2.5%, whichever is greater and still pegged to earnings. Christ man, none of this is secret and the Internets been a pretty big thing for over 30yrs now
@JohnFielder1 I think the whole of the UK missed that announcement. Are you alluding to state pensions being gripped so there isnt endless exponential growth and they remain sustainable for future generations whilst also establishing a national care service? Is that what you're getting at?
@JGourd7@mysecondaccnt2@WritingTed@Nitromanuk Never mind some of the bigger Private sector sucks up government money in grants, subsidies, contracts etc, directly benefits from monopolies/near monopolies or, in the case of motor insurance, legislation mandating it.
@staceylouise56@Malcolm02792388@BetinaJane13@andyburnham What should they do with internationally traded commodities when trump started a war that impacted production and shipping. Iran bombed oil and gas in the region in retaliation. Blame him
@saintsmattc@sharrond62 Then it's not universal suffrage. You apply different rules on ability to vote. The introduction was an attempt at gerrymandering with no evidence there was any issue with voter fraud. Easier way is everyone to supply biometrics, no need to pay for a photo I'd then
@Mount_Defiance@JanH665 The glee with which you're happy the reputation of the USA as a trustworthy country, let alone ally, is just torn up is really quite staggering.
@joemichalczuk You couldn't beat 10 men with the ref firmly in your camp. Thats not a result of cheating, that's a result of Pompey not being very good. It's OK though, high emotions around the derby. Let it out, you'll feel better
@PositivFuturist Never mind trump causing the "manufactured" crisis by bombing Iran who then lashed out a bit and bombed allies refineries etc in the immediate area. Where does it end?