JonnyF
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4 minutes ago, newbee2022 said:
Well, in this case they would have to accept greater influence on the party. I'm not sure that it is their intention.
Are you insinuating they have principles of some type?
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Lucky they still use cash in large parts of Spain.
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I'm fascinated by the place and would love to go up there.
It's a shame they don't do legal tours. I wouldn't want to risk legal/visa issues going up there illegally like this guy.
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Our farm has Bananas, Mango, Coconuts, Rose Apple, Jack Fruit, Lemons, Lime, Guava, Tamarind, Longan, Dragon Fruit and lots of fish.
Most of it for personal consumption but we end up with too much so give a lot away to the villagers who don't annoy us or people who do work for us.
I want to get chickens next year and maybe some ducks but the GF isn't so keen due to noise/smell/mess.
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7 hours ago, Nick Carter icp said:
The BBC should run some checks on the people who are publishing news articles on their site .
The BBC published it on their website, the BBC is responsible for that
I suspect they knew his views very well. That wouldn't be a problem for the BBC.
They just didn't know he had posted them so publicly. That's the issue here. That's why they've had to come out and "clarify" the situation with their faux outrage at the anti-semitic comments.
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14 minutes ago, newbee2022 said:And what should Labour do?😳
Labour will keep pandering to the Muslim voter base in the hope that it's enough to get them 4 more years at the trough.
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2 hours ago, Social Media said:Despite acknowledging the proximity of the plane and spotting it visually, Lobach and Eaves requested to continue under "visual separation," a procedure that relies on pilots using their own observations to maintain a safe distance rather than strictly following air traffic control directions.
Bad move.
Women don't always have great spatial awareness and they aren't always prepared to listen to instructions either. My girlfriend made a similar, less formal request to continue under "visual separation" (despite my warnings) before reversing over our 6 week old puppy. Fortunately, puppies legs are surprisingly flexible and she eventually made a full recovery.
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Seems like energy is quite important after all. 😅
Maybe time to drop all this net zero rubbish and worry about keeping the lights on?
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I wonder how long before there is a new official Muslim/Islam party in the UK. I know we have the Islamic Party of Britain but they seem a bit old hat having been founded in the late 80's.
In the current political climate maybe it's time for a new one? They could call it BRAMAS or BREZBOLLAH or something similar. The party colours could be red, white, green and black. Maybe Ricky Jones could head it up with some sharp, "cutting edge" policies, with Humza Yousaf "scooting around" in the DEI Department.
It might be good to split the left wing vote.
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33 minutes ago, klauskunkel said:... and yet stuff like this just keeps an being revealed, doesn't it...
Yes, it's almost like they're gaslighting us, isn't it...
The Tories should have defunded them when they had the chance. Because there is no chance Labour is going to defund their own propaganda wing. Especially while their views on Gaza/Hamas are so closely aligned with those of the BBC.
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8 minutes ago, Jingthing said:
Just stop with the dumb act!
Thailand is NOT the USA.
Thailand needs foreign guest workers and makes it easy for them to work in Thailand legally in the millions.
Completely different national situations.
You get all anal about "law abiding" when you know perfectly well exactly what I mean -- their behavior while in the US REGARDLESS of their immigration situation.
I can't be bothered with your endless pointless dumb acting noise any further.
You can like a toddler who has no cabability of getting any nuance. Not believable.Your argument appears to be, "Well - if you ignore all the laws they are clearly breaking, then they are law abiding".
And you call ME "dumb"? 😆
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2 hours ago, klauskunkel said:
on the other I do fear for London as a horde of mostly middle-aged women is suddenly directionless...
They've still got the "Free Free Palestine" and "Transwomen are women" marches to attend.
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1 minute ago, Jingthing said:
You know what I mean. But you just act like you don't. That is super dumb.
No, I really don't.
Do you mean you consider someone who breaks into a country illegally, stays illegally, works illegally and pays no tax is "law abiding"?
If so, would you apply this same logic to a foreigner working illegally without a visa in Thailand? Or is this one of those special classifcations that leftists have for minority illegals in the US?
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5 minutes ago, Jingthing said:
Just stop it. You know what I mean. Don't act so stupid. Being productive people regardless of their immigration status.
There is nothing stupid about pointing out the facts.
People who illegally enter a country and then work without a visa/work permit are not law abiding. Quite the opposite in fact. They are breaking many fundamental laws.
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14 minutes ago, save the frogs said:The govts want pensioners to keep pumping money into the local economy.
The government should not tell pensioners where/what to spend their money on. They paid money into the system all their lives. They should get the benefit at the end of it, no matter where they retire.
14 minutes ago, save the frogs said:Since you are spending all your pension in Thailand, this is one way of punishing people for not contributing to the local economy in the UK.
Well, I am not even close to being a pensioner and I chose to invest privately rather than into the state system. As UK government's become increasingly dishonest, increasing the retirement age and then freezing the already woeful UK pension for foreign retirees, I am quite pleased with my decision. My financial future is not dicated by dishonest British politicians.
14 minutes ago, save the frogs said:Call it what you will. They see it as unfair that all pension money is being spent in another country.
It's just an excuse to limit the payouts after years of paying in. Immoral is what I call it.
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1 minute ago, RuamRudy said:
You have on from spouting lies about my posts to simply inventing lies about me in general; why do these lies come so easily to you? Is it because they are all you have?
Just going on what you have posted on this and previous threads.
There is a common theme, you dislike people who have been successful. It's a common trait amongst the left so there's no need to feel alone.
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8 minutes ago, Bkk Brian said:
Your not making sense, how do those who set up their own charitable trusts to give to UK children, education and disadvantaged children fit in perfectly with them being.....................
He hates them because they are rich and successful. It's really that simple.
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8 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:How does Labour lose taxes on assets that remain the UK?
A less myopic view would help here. Maybe you need to take a look at the bigger picture of wealth fleeing the country. 😉
https://www.blacktowerfm.co.uk/news/millionaires-are-fleeing-the-uk-under-labour/
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It is indeed immoral.
But the British government doesn't care about the indigenous people of Britain who paid into the system all their lives, especially if they are old and working class.
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1 hour ago, RuamRudy said:Greed is not a pleasant trait.
Perhaps you should tell Labour, who are trying to get even more tax out of successful people - leading them to actually leave the UK, resulting in Labour getting less.
That's greed. Not to mention economic stupidity.
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14 minutes ago, RuamRudy said:
What on earth are you talking about? Nowhere did I suggest that.
That's exactly what you suggested.
1 hour ago, RuamRudy said:But I am also not in the top 0.1%; these guys will never be poor and will never need to worry about paying their bills, but they are worried about not accumulating even more.
What has being in the top 0.1% got to do with worrying about paying more tax than they are obliged to?
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14 hours ago, Jingthing said:
It's beyond idiocy to deport law abiding ones.
Give them a path towards legal status.
If they are in the country without legal status, then they are not law abiding.
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5 minutes ago, RuamRudy said:Of course not - and I don't expect others to. I pay what the elected government decrees I should pay.
But I am also not in the top 0.1%; these guys will never be poor and will never need to worry about paying their bills, but they are worried about not accumulating even more. What a tragic way to live. I say again, these are not people who should be admired. Greed is not a pleasant trait.
So it's only the top 0.1% who should pay more tax than the elected government decrees they should pay?
Given what Labour is wasting the taxpayers money on, I wouldn't want to give them a penny more than I needed to either. Especially when the government is so clearly a proponent of the "politics of envy" that achieves nothing more than driving the wealthy out of the country to pay less tax elsewhere.
If I were these two I would pay as little tax as possible and then donate privately to my preferred causes. Which is exactly what they are doing.
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2 minutes ago, impulse said:
They probably ran out of bail money. Sooner or later, you run out of OPM.
Once the police started doing their job instead of bringing them cucumber sandwiches and arresting anyone who became angered by their selfish disruption, they folded pretty quickly.
I'm not sure the likes of Lucia and Cressida ever thought they'd see (or were cut out for) the inside of a jail cell.
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Canadian Voters Head to the Polls Amid Rising Tensions with the US
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Looks like the Canucks have cut off their nose to spite their face.
Good luck with Carney.