The Future’s Blue!
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Nobody believed that he protected a nonce, didn’t stop them using it as ammo though.
Only for sad, disingenuous cunts. Probably nonces themselves.
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Only for sad, disingenuous cunts. Probably nonces themselves.
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I get that and I understand the tactic of keeping schtum whilst the other guy just self immolates and I recognise the difficulty for an opposition leader to cut through but I'm not sure it's exclusively people not wanting to listen. There was a qualitative difference between the session in question and most of the public outings I've seen/heard. Politically there's a difference between coming over as decent and coming over with warmth too.
The Telegraph put a lot of stuff out on that and some people who 'don't trust the MSM' saw this paper as highbrow and therefore genuine.
Reminded me of another 'Don't trust the MSM' UFO type who once sent me an image of a *UFO photographed by the RAF....posted in the SUN ffs.
*remember that Batman balloon?
The Future’s Blue!
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I’ve always said that we need to see everybody as vulnerable, me included, and, as such, educate them to understand the truth.
Been doing it on here for years, mate. Still doesn’t work ;-)
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The RW media nearly always refer to him as “Sir Keir” to push the metropolitan elite narrative.
Of course...and contrast that with plain old chummy 'Boris'.
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Having foodbanks to the extent we do, in this country, is a disgrace and a matter for shame.
Last Saturday's Guardian:
Trailing out of Selfridges with the unmistakable yellow bag dangling from the crook of her arm, Rita Waters, 66, welcomed Kwarteng’s mini-budget. While the VAT tax change won’t alter her shopping habits as a British citizen, she felt positive about the decision to scrap the additional tax on those whose annual income was more than £150,000.
“And it will filter down,” said Waters, who is retired. “It will filter down to the people who don’t pay tax but maybe they have more money in their pocket than the Treasury.”
As a lifelong Conservative voter, she said the budget will give her more to spend and give to food banks. “And hope the other people will as well,” she added.
‘Tourists want to spend’: shoppers in London share views on the mini-budget
High-end shopping districts could benefit from duty-free shopping and the scrapping of the 45% tax band
www.theguardian.com
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Sounds like a proper ****.Last Saturday's Guardian:
Trailing out of Selfridges with the unmistakable yellow bag dangling from the crook of her arm, Rita Waters, 66, welcomed Kwarteng’s mini-budget. While the VAT tax change won’t alter her shopping habits as a British citizen, she felt positive about the decision to scrap the additional tax on those whose annual income was more than £150,000.
“And it will filter down,” said Waters, who is retired. “It will filter down to the people who don’t pay tax but maybe they have more money in their pocket than the Treasury.”
As a lifelong Conservative voter, she said the budget will give her more to spend and give to food banks. “And hope the other people will as well,” she added.
‘Tourists want to spend’: shoppers in London share views on the mini-budget
High-end shopping districts could benefit from duty-free shopping and the scrapping of the 45% tax band
Absolutely - and I'd hope and expect them to pretty much disappear under a Labour govt.