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He has been frugal for many years. Allows him to start spending with more freedom. A wise move.
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Alexandole Boris de Pfeffel Johnson
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He has been frugal for many years. Allows him to start spending with more freedom. A wise move.
west didsblue
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Shame we’re leaving the EU then. We obviously need as many as we can get.We're awash with money I've read on here loads of times that the EU migrants have flooded the coffers with dosh.
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Trillions in debt (far so more than in 2008) and suddenly it's tax cuts all round. Demonstrates that austerity was a blatant con from Day 1. I predict a huge increase in Government debt and a higher level of inflation. Of course, it will all be Corbyn's fault.
I have noticed, in my life, that we get told to worry about stuff.
Once it was "balance of payments" - then suddenly the BBC stopped mentioning it.
Then it was "inflation" - then suddenly the BBC stopped mentioning it.
Then it was "money supply" - then suddenly the BBC stopped mentioning it. Do people remember "M3" which apparently was absolutely crucial?
Then it was "national debt" - and suddenly the BBC will stop mentioning it.
It's all bollocks, but people are easily conned because (most) are uneducated about macro-economics.
I have noticed, in my life, that we get told to worry about stuff.
Once it was "balance of payments" - then suddenly the BBC stopped mentioning it.
Then it was "inflation" - then suddenly the BBC stopped mentioning it.
Then it was "money supply" - then suddenly the BBC stopped mentioning it. Do people remember "M3" which apparently was absolutely crucial?
Then it was "national debt" - and suddenly the BBC will stop mentioning it.
It's all bollocks, but people are easily conned because (most) are uneducated about macro-economics.
Boris is in election campaign mode and the election will come before the policies will have to be funded. He’s not going into this election pledging to make the elderly sell their homes to fund their care that’s for sure, I think we’ll see a lot of popular policies being floated over the next few weeks. For example, Boris has recognised that he’s vulnerable to public concerns over crime and police numbers. Now if he’s tackled on this he’ll blame May for the cuts and point to the fact that he’s addressed this problem straight away, issue neutralised. Just one example, but I’m convinced Boris is in election mode and has surrounded himself with shrewd advisers who will be assessing which voters are undecided and targeting them with policy announcements. That, allied to the fact he’s an excellent communicator and campaigner, Labour is in disarray and led by a useless fucker, and the Brexit Party is open to the idea of an electoral agreement, leads me to believe he’ll win the election comfortably.Do you know where he’s keeping his magic money tree?
bluethrunthru
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Police Federation have announced that over the next three years there will be 12000 officers reaching retirement age.... so either the Police will have to recruit and train 32000 to reach Johnsons numbers .... or there are only 8000 'extra' coppers being factored in
Ive got a crisp £10 note on the latter........'cos Tories lie.
Thats assuming they can attract enough graduates to apply for the posts and inject some positivity into the training establishments who suggest that as well as suitable candidates they don't have enough time nor trainers to meet the targets he has set. Surely all you need is a can do attitude and things happen?
Actually thats what you get when you have a guy who doesn't do detail. He will be throwing out ideas claiming they are policy with no research done as to their feasibility
west didsblue
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In other words you’re saying he’s telling lies to win the next election.Boris is in election campaign mode and the election will come before the policies will have to be funded. He’s not going into this election pledging to make the elderly sell their homes to fund their care that’s for sure, I think we’ll see a lot of popular policies being floated over the next few weeks. For example, Boris has recognised that he’s vulnerable to public concerns over crime and police numbers. Now if he’s tackled on this he’ll blame May for the cuts and point to the fact that he’s addressed this problem straight away, issue neutralised. Just one example, but I’m convinced Boris is in election mode and has surrounded himself with shrewd advisers who will be assessing which voters are undecided and targeting them with policy announcements. That, allied to the fact he’s an excellent communicator and campaigner, Labour is in disarray and led by a useless fucker, and the Brexit Party is open to the idea of an electoral agreement, leads me to believe he’ll win the election comfortably.
Fair enough.
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Wake up to read he is looking at abolishing stamp study on properties upto half a million. Fantastic news and a great idea.
He really is for the many and not the few.
The many being the hard working people of this country.
For me those attacking him can simply fuckoff. Sheep.
Better than being a lamb off to slaughter.
The mans a serial liar the police announcent has already been dismantled as complete bullshit
The EU have already told him to fuck off,
How many times have the tories promised Manc to Leed electrification and pumping money into the north (his big announcemt here today) only to abandon it.
And with that I will, as you suggest kindly fuck off :-)
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Maybe as well we're leaving it's seems the rest of the EU isn't that great after all, for some reason they prefer the UK to the EU.Shame we’re leaving the EU then. We obviously need as many as we can get.
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Better than being a lamb off to slaughter.
The mans a serial liar the police announcent has already been dismantled as complete bullshit
The EU have already told him to fuck off,
How many times have the tories promised Manc to Leed electrification and pumping money into the north (his big announcemt here today) only to abandon it.
And with that I will, as you suggest kindly fuck off :-)
And he has promised now to stop the persecution of Northern Ireland verterans. Total common sense. I have been wowed by his first few days.
He promises an investment in the north and you criticise!
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And he has promised now to stop the persecution of Northern Ireland verterans. Total common sense. I have been wowed by his first few days.
He promises an investment in the north and you criticise!
No I din't cticise, I said I don't belive him, this government have made this promise before and then gone back on their word, and his dishonest past makes me err to the side of this being another false promise.