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MPs: "There's no two tier policing".
George Orwell, 1984: "The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command".
@DonnaLouise1212 Avoid these shitholes like the plague !!
Starve all foreign businesses, buy British only and they’ll leave.
Avoid:
Takeaways
Car washes
Deliveroo/JustEats
Barbers
Nail salons
American Sweet Shops 😏
Yesterday in Swansea UK. A van full of Halal meat is getting delivered to the many takeaway shops. Absolutely disgusting & one of the many reasons I avoid takeaways at all costs!
He lied to farmers
He lied to students
He lied to pensioners
He lied to council taxpayers
He lied to WASPI women
He lied to energy bill payers
He lied to small business owners
Keir Starmer repeatedly duped the electorate.
@LeeAndersonMP_ As a member of Reform I feel a class action lawsuit is needed. There are over 200,000 of us and I am willing to chip in a few £ even though I’m not the billionaire she thinks I am.
Trump has been very poorly advised to approve Peter Mandelson as US Ambassaador.
A man who hates Trump and everything he stands for - he wants the position to feed information to the EU in his quest to Rejoin.
Bad move..
The Sprint Report.
This report was leaked and states that anyone concerned about two tier policing is a 'far right extremist' and rape gangs as an 'alleged problem'
The Security also stated that two tier policing does not exist in the UK.
I called him out.
Sadiq Khan is set to receive a knighthood and will officially be known as SIR Sadiq Khan.
I think Tommy Robinson is the one who truly deserves a knighthood.
Who agrees with me?
You still get £1m IHT free and a discount on the rest of the IHT bill compared to everyone else.
If the £1m you will inherit is not enough for you to live on or build a business. If you are incapable of restructuring or refinancing (get a mortgage like everybody else), then I’m afraid it’s bad luck get a job like the rest of us. Tescos are always hiring.
Sick of this special interest pleading.
It is distracting us from the main issue : the £25bn #NILie charged to ordinary workers wages. That’ll be ordinary workers who in almost all cases did not inherit free land or a business worth £ms.
Less than 24 hours after Labour’s budget, I found myself back on the family farm, leaning against a gate with my brother, looking out over a field filled with my father’s cattle.
My brother and his family were home for half term, and my father had, quite rightly, timed some farm work to coincide with his two sons’ return. The task? Castrating young bulls—an oddly fitting analogy for how many farmers felt after Labour’s budgetary betrayal.
Labour’s changes to Agricultural Property Relief hits farmers at a time when they're already stretched to breaking point. Treasury officials may imagine that only those large land owners, who seek to circumvent paying tax by purchasing swathes of land, may feel the effects. However, the stark reality of this policy change is very different – it is a tax on the family farm.
For many family-run businesses, already dealing with soaring costs and policy upheavals, this tax shift threatens their very survival. Farms aren’t just assets—they’re legacies. And under the new tax rules, many will be forced to break up or sell, a blow that could unravel the agricultural backbone of our rural communities.
“Losing a farm is not like losing any other business,” said the then Leader of the Opposition, now Prime Minister, during his campaign. But one must wonder: did he really mean it?
Similarly, the new DEFRA Secretary, Steve Reed, stated confidently—while still only a Shadow —that Labour had “no intention of changing APR.” And again, we have to ask: was that just electioneering?
Even the Labour candidate-turned-MP in Pembrokeshire, my own home county, which is so deeply reliant on agriculture, stood in front of farmers during a husting, looked them in the eye and assured them that APR would not be touched. Yet here we are, just months after the election, and the promises have crumbled, as Labour has already reneged on their commitments.
Labour said whatever was necessary to win votes from hardworking farmers, yet their promises have turned out to be empty. It’s a deep betrayal of the agricultural communities that underpin our rural economy.
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