Well there’s a surprise!
You can’t tax an economy into growth any more than you can borrow your way out of debt.
A real economist would know that https://t.co/BZ2sv1tdP4
The fundamental problem with the €uro was baked into it from the start
Monetary union requires fiscal union which in turn requires political union https://t.co/ZLfFixyUtB
The Dutch farmers make my heart swell & give me hope in dark times. I hope they understand they’re not just fighting for themselves, but for all of our freedoms. Utterly joyous 👏🏻🇳🇱🚜
@leeharris Tim Davie BBC DG promised to clamp down on BBC staff using social media to broadcast their opinions, why is he allowing it to continue @NadineDorries ??
@mat_rosey @KulganofCrydee @PippaCrerar There are loads of her tweets being deleted by Labour MPs @deletedbyMPs. It has the air of rats deserting a sinking ship.
Least we forget, from 2019 - this hasn’t aged well for the French President…
Emmanuel Macron warns Europe: NATO is becoming brain-dead | The Economist https://t.co/1IVB3ay0ko
Vaccine passports don’t make you safer - vaccine efficacy against virus transmission, even with a booster, wanes after just 10 weeks (see page 4 here: https://t.co/7NjaJgCPK3)
Vaccine passports don’t keep venues open either (as we saw in Scotland https://t.co/lG7149eHHO)
Covid cases fall by 40% in South Africa a month after Omicron first detected - Metro
No full lock down and a health service that isn’t overwhelmed
OK it’s their summer but this is hope for SA and for us in a time of such uncertainty
Stay calm, stay safe https://t.co/5hsxCwBLDl
South Africa Hospitalization Rate Plunges in Omicron Wave - Bloomberg
More optimistic news in the current tsunami of miserable messages & panic https://t.co/JicO5A4gVw
I’ll sleep better tonight, knowing there’s a few more battling the calls for restrictions & passports.
I feel that some Scientists with integrity are gathering support in making sure the truth of the situation is available.
Certainly,those with agendas aren’t happy tonight.
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IR35 has punished the self employed with higher tax and less flexibility. Thousands of lorry drivers quit as a result - with consequences that are now all too apparent. @IainDale in the @Telegraph is right. IR35 must go!