Where to start with that?
Another incredible European performance undone by a free header and one of the daftest goals you'll ever concede. McGrath and Passlack standouts for me. If you can take those performances into the league we'll do well. Same vibes as last season though.
Tax payers money is NOT being spent on what tax payers want. And if councils can’t budget properly why are they just allowed to demand more whilst reducing services?
🇬🇧 British Councils are Bankrupt
They’ve spent all your money closing roads, making cycle lanes, funding ‘Green’ projects, housing illegal migrants, embracing DEI projects & pretending to save the planet by removing a bit of Co2 here & there.
Now they’re broke & you have to pay for it.
We should be slashing corporation tax, doubling the VAT threshold, increasing personal allowances, abolishing business rates for high street small firms, reducing national insurance contributions, cutting tax on salary/dividends and PLENTY more.
Here's a mad idea - reward hard work, and people might do more of it...
It's all about incentives. It really isn't complicated.
I sit in Parliament listening to Reeves and Labour MPs - honestly, they have NO idea what generates economic growth.
It isn't more regulation, it isn't more quangos, it isn't MORE Government. It's individuals, and it's bloody hard work.
Design the system around making that work pay, and we'll end up collecting far more tax. SIMPLE!
Stop supporting the indolent and start fostering the productive.
Make corporation tax the lowest in Europe. Go for it, undercut them. We should be ruthlessly competitive.
This Government's plan? Slapping an enormous tax on employment. What do these fools think will happen? Honestly. If ANY of them had any real business experience, they might understand the consequences of their actions.
I've built businesses, created jobs, invested in passionate young people. I've been there and done it. It hurts, and it can be very challenging indeed.
We need a Government that even vaguely understands it.
This one certainly does not.
Hi again Mike. 👋
The Greenland ice sheet is estimated to contain 2.9 million gigatons (Gt) of ice, or 2.9 million billion tons. 🧊
If the ice sheet is losing 30 million tons of ice per hour, that works out to 720 million tons of ice per day and 262.8 billion tons of ice per year. 🫠
That sounds pretty scary until you do the math and find that it would take a little over 11,035 years for the entire ice sheet to melt at current melt rates. But, we will likely be well on our way into the next glacial maxima by then, so the ice sheet isn’t going anywhere.
Has global warming melted your vanilla ice cream any? 🍦