“The reason the UK will have the lowest growth in the G7 next year is Brexit. We’re not going to reverse the decline until we begin to remove the barriers – economic, social, scientific – that we chose to erect with the rest of our continent.” - Brian Cox
https://t.co/GD2WF4eB8H
I never voted for the Conservative Party of Heseltine, Ken Clarke & Dominic Grieve, but it was very different from the one that calls itself by the same name now - this latter is in fact the far-right Brexit Party which infiltrated the CP, & possesses it like the Exorcist demon.
Well what do you know, the Chief Executive of Jaguar Land Rover has confirmed their factory would have been built in the UK had it not been for Brexit as that was their first choice. So the UK taxpayer has had to fork out £500m to get what they could have had for free.
#brexit
In my humble opinion, some form of PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION is needed in future. The first past the post, two party system fails us appallingly.
2019 GE Results
Tories managed to break Britain with just 43.6% of vote giving 365 seats.... so 8.4 seats per % of vote.
Lib Dems had 11.5% of vote but only 11 seats.... so less than 0.96 seat per % of vote
So every Tory vote was worth nearly 9 TIMES MORE than a Lib Dem vote.
It's a broken system
Pray for Rupert Murdoch as his Sun Newspaper faces criticism for its brave stance against the sexually perverted BBC.
I lick his bald head & taste beef mince.
His folds of skin like ruffled bed sheets after night leakages.
His neck smelling of cheddar.
A dainty hen of a man.
❤️🙏
Ken Murphy is Tesco’s UK CEO and the highest paid supermarket boss.
He gets £4,740,000 a year, but is registered to pay tax in the Republic of Ireland.
Not a penny of his outrageous salary is collected in tax, despite almost all Tesco’s earnings coming from the UK.
It’s theft.
Those wondering why Nadine Dorries has not yet quit her £84k role need look no further than the fact that when she does, both of her daughters, Philippa, her ‘constituency caseworker’ on £45k & Jennifer, her ‘senior secretary’ on £40k would also have to quit their expensed roles
I'm at a loss as to how the economics can possibly work to transport something as ubiquitous as brown onions literally to the other side of the world and sell them for less than £1/kg.
Make this make sense please.