Jim Ratcliffe has lost confidence in the world’s 3rd largest innovation economy with two fifths of Europes high growth young companies. Ignorant and ill-informed this tax exile deserves no air time https://t.co/RJ3Phc1CpP
Jim Ratcliffe has lost confidence in the world’s 3rd largest innovation economy with two fifths of Europes high growth young companies. Ignorant and ill-informed this tax exile deserves no air time https://t.co/RJ3Phc1CpP
I have a theory.
Ben Delo and Christopher Harborne are not stupid. When they each announced £36m donations to Reform, they will have known about the already published proposals that could make those donations impermissible once the legislation takes effect retrospectively.
So what if Reform was never expected to keep the £72m?
What if the point was to make two deliberately unprecedented donations, wait for the Government’s pre-existing rules to catch them, then scream “corruption” and claim the establishment had changed the law to stop Reform?
It would manufacture exactly the phoney conspiracy and outrage Reform thrives on, just on an unprecedented scale.
Maybe the extraordinary size of the donations wasn’t incidental. Maybe it was the entire point?
Taxpayers foot the £2,700 a month rent on Kemi Badenoch's six-bedroom farmhouse in Essex. Then she goes on telly and argues that taxpayers shouldn't subsidise other people's rent.
Unpopular fact: Labour are solving Britain’s immigration issues.
Before you try to argue against that, go and look at the data.
Since Labour came into power:
Net immigration: ↓ 74%
Small boat arrivals: ↓ 44%
Asylum seekers in hotels: ↓ 46%
And continuing this trend.
Perhaps we don’t need a load of self-serving grifters being voted in next time around after all?
The number of UK enablers of tax avoidance schemes up by 34%.
HMRC failed to collect £59bn last year, £500bn since 2010.
5 enablers prosecuted in 2023-24.
2025: One firm charged with failing to prevent the facilitation of tax evasion, result awaited.
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@Ankaman616 This signing is giving me serious Paul Ince vibes. Baleba, imo, brings serious pace into the central midfield that’s been lacking for years
@AndyMitten@Ankaman616@TheAthleticFC I remember him coming on for his debut when United lost 2-0 at home to Everton. If my memory serves me correctly, I believe he came on in place of Danny Wallace….but I could be wrong. Anyway, an epic player with more medals than a swimming coach!