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By *bernath OP Couple
over a year ago
Gloucestershire |
So with Sunak In charge I see the following to ensure his victory in two years time.
1. Go on a massive tax rising exercise in the next budget to drop inflation and balance the books.
2. Remove the whip from Boris, truss and ERG MP’s
3. Forcibly retire MP’s who were loyal to these factions and replace them with his own supporters at the next GE.
4. Purge the Tory party of members who voted for truss and encourage membership of people within all demographics.
I suspect if he were to do all this, he would be given his own mandate at the next GE.
He fails to do this, the keys to no. 10 will be handed to Starmer and the tories will be surely wiped out at the next GE. |
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By *bernath OP Couple
over a year ago
Gloucestershire |
"Alternatively he could just sit back and wait for Labour to let us all know what their policies are.
That should sort it."
Copying someone else’s homework ain’t going to cut it this time, he needs an iron grip if he going to survive beyond the next election and bring the stability needed in the country. Can’t do that if most of the MP’s on his side are not willing to change. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Alternatively he could just sit back and wait for Labour to let us all know what their policies are.
That should sort it.
Copying someone else’s homework ain’t going to cut it this time, he needs an iron grip if he going to survive beyond the next election and bring the stability needed in the country. Can’t do that if most of the MP’s on his side are not willing to change. "
In what way does Sunak represent change? His policies are exactly the same as everyone else's policies since 1997. |
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By *irldnCouple
over a year ago
Brighton |
So it appears Sunak is a shareholder in a restaurant business that funnelled investments through a letterbox company in the the tax haven of Mauritius. Nothing to see here plebs, move along. |
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"So it appears Sunak is a shareholder in a restaurant business that funnelled investments through a letterbox company in the the tax haven of Mauritius. Nothing to see here plebs, move along."
No surprise. Mauritius probably means more to him than the UK. He’s more likely to want a holiday home there than in Cornwall or the Lakes - does he even know these places. Other than being born here as it was a country & continent that suited his parents at the time, he has no emotional or family ties and would leave at the drop of a hat. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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The Tories won't win with Sunak in charge. The Conservative MPs maybe happy with a ethnic minority leader, but their base support and the ones they have won from Labour certainly aren't. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"So with Sunak In charge I see the following to ensure his victory in two years time.
1. Go on a massive tax rising exercise in the next budget to drop inflation and balance the books.
2. Remove the whip from Boris, truss and ERG MP’s
3. Forcibly retire MP’s who were loyal to these factions and replace them with his own supporters at the next GE.
4. Purge the Tory party of members who voted for truss and encourage membership of people within all demographics.
I suspect if he were to do all this, he would be given his own mandate at the next GE.
He fails to do this, the keys to no. 10 will be handed to Starmer and the tories will be surely wiped out at the next GE."
All they need to do is
Lie
Lie
Then lie and hope that enough of the electorate are stupid enough to believe them |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"So it appears Sunak is a shareholder in a restaurant business that funnelled investments through a letterbox company in the the tax haven of Mauritius. Nothing to see here plebs, move along.
No surprise. Mauritius probably means more to him than the UK. He’s more likely to want a holiday home there than in Cornwall or the Lakes - does he even know these places. Other than being born here as it was a country & continent that suited his parents at the time, he has no emotional or family ties and would leave at the drop of a hat."
Do you know that for a fact or are you just guessing? |
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"So it appears Sunak is a shareholder in a restaurant business that funnelled investments through a letterbox company in the the tax haven of Mauritius. Nothing to see here plebs, move along.
No surprise. Mauritius probably means more to him than the UK. He’s more likely to want a holiday home there than in Cornwall or the Lakes - does he even know these places. Other than being born here as it was a country & continent that suited his parents at the time, he has no emotional or family ties and would leave at the drop of a hat.
Do you know that for a fact or are you just guessing? "
A fair assumption. What do you think? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"So it appears Sunak is a shareholder in a restaurant business that funnelled investments through a letterbox company in the the tax haven of Mauritius. Nothing to see here plebs, move along.
No surprise. Mauritius probably means more to him than the UK. He’s more likely to want a holiday home there than in Cornwall or the Lakes - does he even know these places. Other than being born here as it was a country & continent that suited his parents at the time, he has no emotional or family ties and would leave at the drop of a hat.
Do you know that for a fact or are you just guessing?
A fair assumption. What do you think? "
No, I think it’s based on prejudice, hatred and confusion |
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"The Tories won't win with Sunak in charge. The Conservative MPs maybe happy with a ethnic minority leader, but their base support and the ones they have won from Labour certainly aren't. "
Let’s hope Rishi does a great job. He has a tight timetable and a number of critical issues to address.
Won’t it be an absolute triumph if he turns things around, gets us back on track then leads his party to an amazing election win?
Let’s all get behind him. |
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"So it appears Sunak is a shareholder in a restaurant business that funnelled investments through a letterbox company in the the tax haven of Mauritius. Nothing to see here plebs, move along.
No surprise. Mauritius probably means more to him than the UK. He’s more likely to want a holiday home there than in Cornwall or the Lakes - does he even know these places. Other than being born here as it was a country & continent that suited his parents at the time, he has no emotional or family ties and would leave at the drop of a hat.
Do you know that for a fact or are you just guessing?
A fair assumption. What do you think?
No, I think it’s based on prejudice, hatred and confusion "
Well, Fab shock alert - you are wrong |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"So it appears Sunak is a shareholder in a restaurant business that funnelled investments through a letterbox company in the the tax haven of Mauritius. Nothing to see here plebs, move along.
No surprise. Mauritius probably means more to him than the UK. He’s more likely to want a holiday home there than in Cornwall or the Lakes - does he even know these places. Other than being born here as it was a country & continent that suited his parents at the time, he has no emotional or family ties and would leave at the drop of a hat.
Do you know that for a fact or are you just guessing?
A fair assumption. What do you think?
No, I think it’s based on prejudice, hatred and confusion "
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By (user no longer on site)
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"So it appears Sunak is a shareholder in a restaurant business that funnelled investments through a letterbox company in the the tax haven of Mauritius. Nothing to see here plebs, move along.
No surprise. Mauritius probably means more to him than the UK. He’s more likely to want a holiday home there than in Cornwall or the Lakes - does he even know these places. Other than being born here as it was a country & continent that suited his parents at the time, he has no emotional or family ties and would leave at the drop of a hat.
Do you know that for a fact or are you just guessing?
A fair assumption. What do you think?
No, I think it’s based on prejudice, hatred and confusion
Are you waiting for the mock, "how rude of you" mock am offended... "
That is next, then it will be denial and confusion |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"So it appears Sunak is a shareholder in a restaurant business that funnelled investments through a letterbox company in the the tax haven of Mauritius. Nothing to see here plebs, move along.
No surprise. Mauritius probably means more to him than the UK. He’s more likely to want a holiday home there than in Cornwall or the Lakes - does he even know these places. Other than being born here as it was a country & continent that suited his parents at the time, he has no emotional or family ties and would leave at the drop of a hat.
Do you know that for a fact or are you just guessing?
A fair assumption. What do you think?
No, I think it’s based on prejudice, hatred and confusion
Well, Fab shock alert - you are wrong"
No, your full of hate , what is wrong with being an ‘economic migrant’ |
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"So it appears Sunak is a shareholder in a restaurant business that funnelled investments through a letterbox company in the the tax haven of Mauritius. Nothing to see here plebs, move along.
No surprise. Mauritius probably means more to him than the UK. He’s more likely to want a holiday home there than in Cornwall or the Lakes - does he even know these places. Other than being born here as it was a country & continent that suited his parents at the time, he has no emotional or family ties and would leave at the drop of a hat.
Do you know that for a fact or are you just guessing?
A fair assumption. What do you think?
No, I think it’s based on prejudice, hatred and confusion
Are you waiting for the mock, "how rude of you" mock am offended...
That is next, then it will be denial and confusion "
Definitely a lot of confusion. |
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"So it appears Sunak is a shareholder in a restaurant business that funnelled investments through a letterbox company in the the tax haven of Mauritius. Nothing to see here plebs, move along.
No surprise. Mauritius probably means more to him than the UK. He’s more likely to want a holiday home there than in Cornwall or the Lakes - does he even know these places. Other than being born here as it was a country & continent that suited his parents at the time, he has no emotional or family ties and would leave at the drop of a hat.
Do you know that for a fact or are you just guessing?
A fair assumption. What do you think?
No, I think it’s based on prejudice, hatred and confusion
Are you waiting for the mock, "how rude of you" mock am offended... "
So it’s ok for people to make things up that suit their narrow bigoted closed minded agenda? |
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"So it appears Sunak is a shareholder in a restaurant business that funnelled investments through a letterbox company in the the tax haven of Mauritius. Nothing to see here plebs, move along.
No surprise. Mauritius probably means more to him than the UK. He’s more likely to want a holiday home there than in Cornwall or the Lakes - does he even know these places. Other than being born here as it was a country & continent that suited his parents at the time, he has no emotional or family ties and would leave at the drop of a hat.
Do you know that for a fact or are you just guessing?
A fair assumption. What do you think?
No, I think it’s based on prejudice, hatred and confusion
Well, Fab shock alert - you are wrong
No, your full of hate , what is wrong with being an ‘economic migrant’ "
I will say it yet again - nothing at all |
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"So it appears Sunak is a shareholder in a restaurant business that funnelled investments through a letterbox company in the the tax haven of Mauritius. Nothing to see here plebs, move along.
No surprise. Mauritius probably means more to him than the UK. He’s more likely to want a holiday home there than in Cornwall or the Lakes - does he even know these places. Other than being born here as it was a country & continent that suited his parents at the time, he has no emotional or family ties and would leave at the drop of a hat.
Do you know that for a fact or are you just guessing?
A fair assumption. What do you think?
No, I think it’s based on prejudice, hatred and confusion
Are you waiting for the mock, "how rude of you" mock am offended...
That is next, then it will be denial and confusion
Definitely a lot of confusion. "
Then take a break from your role as chief wind up merchant. Go for a walk? Fresh thinking perhaps? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"So it appears Sunak is a shareholder in a restaurant business that funnelled investments through a letterbox company in the the tax haven of Mauritius. Nothing to see here plebs, move along.
No surprise. Mauritius probably means more to him than the UK. He’s more likely to want a holiday home there than in Cornwall or the Lakes - does he even know these places. Other than being born here as it was a country & continent that suited his parents at the time, he has no emotional or family ties and would leave at the drop of a hat.
Do you know that for a fact or are you just guessing?
A fair assumption. What do you think?
No, I think it’s based on prejudice, hatred and confusion
Are you waiting for the mock, "how rude of you" mock am offended...
That is next, then it will be denial and confusion
Definitely a lot of confusion.
Then take a break from your role as chief wind up merchant. Go for a walk? Fresh thinking perhaps?"
Your very angry this morning, maybe you need to take a break, have a think and reflect on what you are saying. It is not a good look |
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"So it appears Sunak is a shareholder in a restaurant business that funnelled investments through a letterbox company in the the tax haven of Mauritius. Nothing to see here plebs, move along.
No surprise. Mauritius probably means more to him than the UK. He’s more likely to want a holiday home there than in Cornwall or the Lakes - does he even know these places. Other than being born here as it was a country & continent that suited his parents at the time, he has no emotional or family ties and would leave at the drop of a hat.
Do you know that for a fact or are you just guessing?
A fair assumption. What do you think?
No, I think it’s based on prejudice, hatred and confusion
Are you waiting for the mock, "how rude of you" mock am offended...
That is next, then it will be denial and confusion
Definitely a lot of confusion.
Then take a break from your role as chief wind up merchant. Go for a walk? Fresh thinking perhaps?
Your very angry this morning, maybe you need to take a break, have a think and reflect on what you are saying. It is not a good look "
I’m fine thanks. But then I’m not the one trying to look smart & attack others. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I think Sunak has done even more damage now by U turning on the cop27  capitulated to the lefties and the wets not carrying on with his decision to stay here and concentrate on the country.
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"I think Sunak has done even more damage now by U turning on the cop27 capitulated to the lefties and the wets not carrying on with his decision to stay here and concentrate on the country.
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Is he going? He wants that Coca Cola goodie bag. |
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By *eroy1000Man
over a year ago
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"So with Sunak In charge I see the following to ensure his victory in two years time.
1. Go on a massive tax rising exercise in the next budget to drop inflation and balance the books.
2. Remove the whip from Boris, truss and ERG MP’s
3. Forcibly retire MP’s who were loyal to these factions and replace them with his own supporters at the next GE.
4. Purge the Tory party of members who voted for truss and encourage membership of people within all demographics.
I suspect if he were to do all this, he would be given his own mandate at the next GE.
He fails to do this, the keys to no. 10 will be handed to Starmer and the tories will be surely wiped out at the next GE."
I do not see the Tories winning the next GE at all so moving the deck chairs around is just not going to work. I understand people's wishes to purge any Boris leftovers from the cabinet but not from the party as a whole. When Boris took over he was rightly criticised for only having his followers around him. What you have described is doing the same thing but with Rishi. The best he can do is steady the ship and prepare for opposition |
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By *eroy1000Man
over a year ago
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"I think Sunak has done even more damage now by U turning on the cop27 capitulated to the lefties and the wets not carrying on with his decision to stay here and concentrate on the country.
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Is it because Boris declared he is going to attend |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think Sunak has done even more damage now by U turning on the cop27 capitulated to the lefties and the wets not carrying on with his decision to stay here and concentrate on the country.
Is it because Boris declared he is going to attend"
I hope so, this will confuse all those Tory voting climate change deniers, |
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By *irldnCouple
over a year ago
Brighton |
"So it appears Sunak is a shareholder in a restaurant business that funnelled investments through a letterbox company in the the tax haven of Mauritius. Nothing to see here plebs, move along.
No surprise. Mauritius probably means more to him than the UK. He’s more likely to want a holiday home there than in Cornwall or the Lakes - does he even know these places. Other than being born here as it was a country & continent that suited his parents at the time, he has no emotional or family ties and would leave at the drop of a hat.
Do you know that for a fact or are you just guessing?
A fair assumption. What do you think?
No, I think it’s based on prejudice, hatred and confusion
Are you waiting for the mock, "how rude of you" mock am offended...
That is next, then it will be denial and confusion
Definitely a lot of confusion.
Then take a break from your role as chief wind up merchant. Go for a walk? Fresh thinking perhaps?
Your very angry this morning, maybe you need to take a break, have a think and reflect on what you are saying. It is not a good look
I’m fine thanks. But then I’m not the one trying to look smart & attack others."
FFS can we get back to the point of my post!
This had nothing to do with race or where Sunak might want a holiday home! What matters here, ALL THAT MATTERS, is that our former Chancellor (ie the chap who sets tax policy in the UK) and now PM is involved with a company that is evading tax on income generated in the UK by registering in an offshore tax haven (which coincidentally is the same tax haven Mrs Sunak holds her shares in Infosys in thus avoiding tax in India). |
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"So it appears Sunak is a shareholder in a restaurant business that funnelled investments through a letterbox company in the the tax haven of Mauritius. Nothing to see here plebs, move along.
No surprise. Mauritius probably means more to him than the UK. He’s more likely to want a holiday home there than in Cornwall or the Lakes - does he even know these places. Other than being born here as it was a country & continent that suited his parents at the time, he has no emotional or family ties and would leave at the drop of a hat.
Do you know that for a fact or are you just guessing?
A fair assumption. What do you think?
No, I think it’s based on prejudice, hatred and confusion
Are you waiting for the mock, "how rude of you" mock am offended...
That is next, then it will be denial and confusion
Definitely a lot of confusion.
Then take a break from your role as chief wind up merchant. Go for a walk? Fresh thinking perhaps?
Your very angry this morning, maybe you need to take a break, have a think and reflect on what you are saying. It is not a good look
I’m fine thanks. But then I’m not the one trying to look smart & attack others.
FFS can we get back to the point of my post!
This had nothing to do with race or where Sunak might want a holiday home! What matters here, ALL THAT MATTERS, is that our former Chancellor (ie the chap who sets tax policy in the UK) and now PM is involved with a company that is evading tax on income generated in the UK by registering in an offshore tax haven (which coincidentally is the same tax haven Mrs Sunak holds her shares in Infosys in thus avoiding tax in India)."
Have you tried reporting this crime to the police? |
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"So it appears Sunak is a shareholder in a restaurant business that funnelled investments through a letterbox company in the the tax haven of Mauritius. Nothing to see here plebs, move along.
No surprise. Mauritius probably means more to him than the UK. He’s more likely to want a holiday home there than in Cornwall or the Lakes - does he even know these places. Other than being born here as it was a country & continent that suited his parents at the time, he has no emotional or family ties and would leave at the drop of a hat.
Do you know that for a fact or are you just guessing?
A fair assumption. What do you think?
No, I think it’s based on prejudice, hatred and confusion
Are you waiting for the mock, "how rude of you" mock am offended...
That is next, then it will be denial and confusion
Definitely a lot of confusion.
Then take a break from your role as chief wind up merchant. Go for a walk? Fresh thinking perhaps?
Your very angry this morning, maybe you need to take a break, have a think and reflect on what you are saying. It is not a good look
I’m fine thanks. But then I’m not the one trying to look smart & attack others.
FFS can we get back to the point of my post!
This had nothing to do with race or where Sunak might want a holiday home! What matters here, ALL THAT MATTERS, is that our former Chancellor (ie the chap who sets tax policy in the UK) and now PM is involved with a company that is evading tax on income generated in the UK by registering in an offshore tax haven (which coincidentally is the same tax haven Mrs Sunak holds her shares in Infosys in thus avoiding tax in India)."
Sorry, I think it’s shameful behaviour for any British political leader. |
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By *irldnCouple
over a year ago
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"So it appears Sunak is a shareholder in a restaurant business that funnelled investments through a letterbox company in the the tax haven of Mauritius. Nothing to see here plebs, move along.
No surprise. Mauritius probably means more to him than the UK. He’s more likely to want a holiday home there than in Cornwall or the Lakes - does he even know these places. Other than being born here as it was a country & continent that suited his parents at the time, he has no emotional or family ties and would leave at the drop of a hat.
Do you know that for a fact or are you just guessing?
A fair assumption. What do you think?
No, I think it’s based on prejudice, hatred and confusion
Are you waiting for the mock, "how rude of you" mock am offended...
That is next, then it will be denial and confusion
Definitely a lot of confusion.
Then take a break from your role as chief wind up merchant. Go for a walk? Fresh thinking perhaps?
Your very angry this morning, maybe you need to take a break, have a think and reflect on what you are saying. It is not a good look
I’m fine thanks. But then I’m not the one trying to look smart & attack others.
FFS can we get back to the point of my post!
This had nothing to do with race or where Sunak might want a holiday home! What matters here, ALL THAT MATTERS, is that our former Chancellor (ie the chap who sets tax policy in the UK) and now PM is involved with a company that is evading tax on income generated in the UK by registering in an offshore tax haven (which coincidentally is the same tax haven Mrs Sunak holds her shares in Infosys in thus avoiding tax in India).
Have you tried reporting this crime to the police? "
Seriously! 
So you think that is all ok?
Tell you what, why don’t all small businesses like plumbers and electricians register their companies offshore. While all their work will be in UK, they can avoid paying any tax because they won’t make any profits as everything has to be paid to the company offshore.
Is that acceptable for anyone/everyone to do?
Is it acceptable for the person in the most important job in UK to do?
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"So it appears Sunak is a shareholder in a restaurant business that funnelled investments through a letterbox company in the the tax haven of Mauritius. Nothing to see here plebs, move along.
No surprise. Mauritius probably means more to him than the UK. He’s more likely to want a holiday home there than in Cornwall or the Lakes - does he even know these places. Other than being born here as it was a country & continent that suited his parents at the time, he has no emotional or family ties and would leave at the drop of a hat.
Do you know that for a fact or are you just guessing?
A fair assumption. What do you think?
No, I think it’s based on prejudice, hatred and confusion
Are you waiting for the mock, "how rude of you" mock am offended...
That is next, then it will be denial and confusion
Definitely a lot of confusion.
Then take a break from your role as chief wind up merchant. Go for a walk? Fresh thinking perhaps?
Your very angry this morning, maybe you need to take a break, have a think and reflect on what you are saying. It is not a good look
I’m fine thanks. But then I’m not the one trying to look smart & attack others.
FFS can we get back to the point of my post!
This had nothing to do with race or where Sunak might want a holiday home! What matters here, ALL THAT MATTERS, is that our former Chancellor (ie the chap who sets tax policy in the UK) and now PM is involved with a company that is evading tax on income generated in the UK by registering in an offshore tax haven (which coincidentally is the same tax haven Mrs Sunak holds her shares in Infosys in thus avoiding tax in India).
Have you tried reporting this crime to the police?
Seriously!
So you think that is all ok?
Tell you what, why don’t all small businesses like plumbers and electricians register their companies offshore. While all their work will be in UK, they can avoid paying any tax because they won’t make any profits as everything has to be paid to the company offshore.
Is that acceptable for anyone/everyone to do?
Is it acceptable for the person in the most important job in UK to do?
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You seem to be suggesting that you have knowledge of a criminal offence. I mean it's up to you if you report it or not, but you seem annoyed about it.
If there is no crime then what is your point? You would like the tax regime changed? Have you tried writing to your MP? |
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"So it appears Sunak is a shareholder in a restaurant business that funnelled investments through a letterbox company in the the tax haven of Mauritius. Nothing to see here plebs, move along.
No surprise. Mauritius probably means more to him than the UK. He’s more likely to want a holiday home there than in Cornwall or the Lakes - does he even know these places. Other than being born here as it was a country & continent that suited his parents at the time, he has no emotional or family ties and would leave at the drop of a hat.
Do you know that for a fact or are you just guessing?
A fair assumption. What do you think?
No, I think it’s based on prejudice, hatred and confusion
Are you waiting for the mock, "how rude of you" mock am offended...
That is next, then it will be denial and confusion
Definitely a lot of confusion.
Then take a break from your role as chief wind up merchant. Go for a walk? Fresh thinking perhaps?
Your very angry this morning, maybe you need to take a break, have a think and reflect on what you are saying. It is not a good look
I’m fine thanks. But then I’m not the one trying to look smart & attack others.
FFS can we get back to the point of my post!
This had nothing to do with race or where Sunak might want a holiday home! What matters here, ALL THAT MATTERS, is that our former Chancellor (ie the chap who sets tax policy in the UK) and now PM is involved with a company that is evading tax on income generated in the UK by registering in an offshore tax haven (which coincidentally is the same tax haven Mrs Sunak holds her shares in Infosys in thus avoiding tax in India).
Have you tried reporting this crime to the police?
Seriously!
So you think that is all ok?
Tell you what, why don’t all small businesses like plumbers and electricians register their companies offshore. While all their work will be in UK, they can avoid paying any tax because they won’t make any profits as everything has to be paid to the company offshore.
Is that acceptable for anyone/everyone to do?
Is it acceptable for the person in the most important job in UK to do?
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Yes. The current taxation laws alow for it, so why not take advantage of it.
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"So it appears Sunak is a shareholder in a restaurant business that funnelled investments through a letterbox company in the the tax haven of Mauritius. Nothing to see here plebs, move along.
No surprise. Mauritius probably means more to him than the UK. He’s more likely to want a holiday home there than in Cornwall or the Lakes - does he even know these places. Other than being born here as it was a country & continent that suited his parents at the time, he has no emotional or family ties and would leave at the drop of a hat.
Do you know that for a fact or are you just guessing?
A fair assumption. What do you think?
No, I think it’s based on prejudice, hatred and confusion
Are you waiting for the mock, "how rude of you" mock am offended...
That is next, then it will be denial and confusion
Definitely a lot of confusion.
Then take a break from your role as chief wind up merchant. Go for a walk? Fresh thinking perhaps?
Your very angry this morning, maybe you need to take a break, have a think and reflect on what you are saying. It is not a good look
I’m fine thanks. But then I’m not the one trying to look smart & attack others.
FFS can we get back to the point of my post!
This had nothing to do with race or where Sunak might want a holiday home! What matters here, ALL THAT MATTERS, is that our former Chancellor (ie the chap who sets tax policy in the UK) and now PM is involved with a company that is evading tax on income generated in the UK by registering in an offshore tax haven (which coincidentally is the same tax haven Mrs Sunak holds her shares in Infosys in thus avoiding tax in India).
Have you tried reporting this crime to the police?
Seriously!
So you think that is all ok?
Tell you what, why don’t all small businesses like plumbers and electricians register their companies offshore. While all their work will be in UK, they can avoid paying any tax because they won’t make any profits as everything has to be paid to the company offshore.
Is that acceptable for anyone/everyone to do?
Is it acceptable for the person in the most important job in UK to do?
Yes. The current taxation laws alow for it, so why not take advantage of it.
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By *irldnCouple
over a year ago
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"So it appears Sunak is a shareholder in a restaurant business that funnelled investments through a letterbox company in the the tax haven of Mauritius. Nothing to see here plebs, move along.
No surprise. Mauritius probably means more to him than the UK. He’s more likely to want a holiday home there than in Cornwall or the Lakes - does he even know these places. Other than being born here as it was a country & continent that suited his parents at the time, he has no emotional or family ties and would leave at the drop of a hat.
Do you know that for a fact or are you just guessing?
A fair assumption. What do you think?
No, I think it’s based on prejudice, hatred and confusion
Are you waiting for the mock, "how rude of you" mock am offended...
That is next, then it will be denial and confusion
Definitely a lot of confusion.
Then take a break from your role as chief wind up merchant. Go for a walk? Fresh thinking perhaps?
Your very angry this morning, maybe you need to take a break, have a think and reflect on what you are saying. It is not a good look
I’m fine thanks. But then I’m not the one trying to look smart & attack others.
FFS can we get back to the point of my post!
This had nothing to do with race or where Sunak might want a holiday home! What matters here, ALL THAT MATTERS, is that our former Chancellor (ie the chap who sets tax policy in the UK) and now PM is involved with a company that is evading tax on income generated in the UK by registering in an offshore tax haven (which coincidentally is the same tax haven Mrs Sunak holds her shares in Infosys in thus avoiding tax in India).
Have you tried reporting this crime to the police?
Seriously!
So you think that is all ok?
Tell you what, why don’t all small businesses like plumbers and electricians register their companies offshore. While all their work will be in UK, they can avoid paying any tax because they won’t make any profits as everything has to be paid to the company offshore.
Is that acceptable for anyone/everyone to do?
Is it acceptable for the person in the most important job in UK to do?
Yes. The current taxation laws alow for it, so why not take advantage of it.
"
So if you cannot afford to pay £30k a year to pretend to be a non-dom and are therefore having to be completely open about your tax affairs that is fine whereas those who can afford it can just avoid scrutiny and save themselves a fortune (and deny tax receipts to the UK).
Mrs Sunak was clearly not a non-dom so has denied the exchequer approx £20m by paying £30k a year. Let’s hope Labour do get in as they have pledged to scrap it.
How do you feel about benefit claimants who bend the rules to get more than is correct? I bet they make your blood boil right?
I find it odd how people view different rule benders differently. |
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"So it appears Sunak is a shareholder in a restaurant business that funnelled investments through a letterbox company in the the tax haven of Mauritius. Nothing to see here plebs, move along.
No surprise. Mauritius probably means more to him than the UK. He’s more likely to want a holiday home there than in Cornwall or the Lakes - does he even know these places. Other than being born here as it was a country & continent that suited his parents at the time, he has no emotional or family ties and would leave at the drop of a hat.
Do you know that for a fact or are you just guessing?
A fair assumption. What do you think?
No, I think it’s based on prejudice, hatred and confusion
Are you waiting for the mock, "how rude of you" mock am offended...
That is next, then it will be denial and confusion
Definitely a lot of confusion.
Then take a break from your role as chief wind up merchant. Go for a walk? Fresh thinking perhaps?
Your very angry this morning, maybe you need to take a break, have a think and reflect on what you are saying. It is not a good look
I’m fine thanks. But then I’m not the one trying to look smart & attack others.
FFS can we get back to the point of my post!
This had nothing to do with race or where Sunak might want a holiday home! What matters here, ALL THAT MATTERS, is that our former Chancellor (ie the chap who sets tax policy in the UK) and now PM is involved with a company that is evading tax on income generated in the UK by registering in an offshore tax haven (which coincidentally is the same tax haven Mrs Sunak holds her shares in Infosys in thus avoiding tax in India).
Have you tried reporting this crime to the police?
Seriously!
So you think that is all ok?
Tell you what, why don’t all small businesses like plumbers and electricians register their companies offshore. While all their work will be in UK, they can avoid paying any tax because they won’t make any profits as everything has to be paid to the company offshore.
Is that acceptable for anyone/everyone to do?
Is it acceptable for the person in the most important job in UK to do?
Yes. The current taxation laws alow for it, so why not take advantage of it.
So if you cannot afford to pay £30k a year to pretend to be a non-dom and are therefore having to be completely open about your tax affairs that is fine whereas those who can afford it can just avoid scrutiny and save themselves a fortune (and deny tax receipts to the UK).
Mrs Sunak was clearly not a non-dom so has denied the exchequer approx £20m by paying £30k a year. Let’s hope Labour do get in as they have pledged to scrap it.
How do you feel about benefit claimants who bend the rules to get more than is correct? I bet they make your blood boil right?
I find it odd how people view different rule benders differently."
Yes. That's what the current taxation laws allows.
Benefits are based on individual circumstances by an assessor.
I don't see who that has any relevance to me.
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"So it appears Sunak is a shareholder in a restaurant business that funnelled investments through a letterbox company in the the tax haven of Mauritius. Nothing to see here plebs, move along.
No surprise. Mauritius probably means more to him than the UK. He’s more likely to want a holiday home there than in Cornwall or the Lakes - does he even know these places. Other than being born here as it was a country & continent that suited his parents at the time, he has no emotional or family ties and would leave at the drop of a hat.
Do you know that for a fact or are you just guessing?
A fair assumption. What do you think?
No, I think it’s based on prejudice, hatred and confusion
Are you waiting for the mock, "how rude of you" mock am offended...
That is next, then it will be denial and confusion
Definitely a lot of confusion.
Then take a break from your role as chief wind up merchant. Go for a walk? Fresh thinking perhaps?
Your very angry this morning, maybe you need to take a break, have a think and reflect on what you are saying. It is not a good look
I’m fine thanks. But then I’m not the one trying to look smart & attack others.
FFS can we get back to the point of my post!
This had nothing to do with race or where Sunak might want a holiday home! What matters here, ALL THAT MATTERS, is that our former Chancellor (ie the chap who sets tax policy in the UK) and now PM is involved with a company that is evading tax on income generated in the UK by registering in an offshore tax haven (which coincidentally is the same tax haven Mrs Sunak holds her shares in Infosys in thus avoiding tax in India).
Have you tried reporting this crime to the police?
Seriously!
So you think that is all ok?
Tell you what, why don’t all small businesses like plumbers and electricians register their companies offshore. While all their work will be in UK, they can avoid paying any tax because they won’t make any profits as everything has to be paid to the company offshore.
Is that acceptable for anyone/everyone to do?
Is it acceptable for the person in the most important job in UK to do?
Yes. The current taxation laws alow for it, so why not take advantage of it.
So if you cannot afford to pay £30k a year to pretend to be a non-dom and are therefore having to be completely open about your tax affairs that is fine whereas those who can afford it can just avoid scrutiny and save themselves a fortune (and deny tax receipts to the UK).
Mrs Sunak was clearly not a non-dom so has denied the exchequer approx £20m by paying £30k a year. Let’s hope Labour do get in as they have pledged to scrap it.
How do you feel about benefit claimants who bend the rules to get more than is correct? I bet they make your blood boil right?
I find it odd how people view different rule benders differently.
Yes. That's what the current taxation laws allows.
Benefits are based on individual circumstances by an assessor.
I don't see who that has any relevance to me.
Why.
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"So it appears Sunak is a shareholder in a restaurant business that funnelled investments through a letterbox company in the the tax haven of Mauritius. Nothing to see here plebs, move along.
No surprise. Mauritius probably means more to him than the UK. He’s more likely to want a holiday home there than in Cornwall or the Lakes - does he even know these places. Other than being born here as it was a country & continent that suited his parents at the time, he has no emotional or family ties and would leave at the drop of a hat.
Do you know that for a fact or are you just guessing?
A fair assumption. What do you think?
No, I think it’s based on prejudice, hatred and confusion
Are you waiting for the mock, "how rude of you" mock am offended...
That is next, then it will be denial and confusion
Definitely a lot of confusion.
Then take a break from your role as chief wind up merchant. Go for a walk? Fresh thinking perhaps?"
Is that what happens to you..? You go for a walk and the wind blows in your face and you come back, thinking Rishi's ok all a sudden. That would explain the post about wishing he does great and wins the next election.
Although the change doesn't last long.
Like I said definitely confused |
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"So it appears Sunak is a shareholder in a restaurant business that funnelled investments through a letterbox company in the the tax haven of Mauritius. Nothing to see here plebs, move along.
No surprise. Mauritius probably means more to him than the UK. He’s more likely to want a holiday home there than in Cornwall or the Lakes - does he even know these places. Other than being born here as it was a country & continent that suited his parents at the time, he has no emotional or family ties and would leave at the drop of a hat.
Do you know that for a fact or are you just guessing?
A fair assumption. What do you think?
No, I think it’s based on prejudice, hatred and confusion
Are you waiting for the mock, "how rude of you" mock am offended...
That is next, then it will be denial and confusion
Definitely a lot of confusion.
Then take a break from your role as chief wind up merchant. Go for a walk? Fresh thinking perhaps?
Is that what happens to you..? You go for a walk and the wind blows in your face and you come back, thinking Rishi's ok all a sudden. That would explain the post about wishing he does great and wins the next election.
Although the change doesn't last long.
Like I said definitely confused "
These are confusing times. It seems our politicians are all grifters & frauds on the make.
There seems to have been a massive collapse in the calibre of those standing for office in the last couple of decades.
Watch them on PMQs and it’s embarrassing. |
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"So it appears Sunak is a shareholder in a restaurant business that funnelled investments through a letterbox company in the the tax haven of Mauritius. Nothing to see here plebs, move along.
No surprise. Mauritius probably means more to him than the UK. He’s more likely to want a holiday home there than in Cornwall or the Lakes - does he even know these places. Other than being born here as it was a country & continent that suited his parents at the time, he has no emotional or family ties and would leave at the drop of a hat.
Do you know that for a fact or are you just guessing?
A fair assumption. What do you think?
No, I think it’s based on prejudice, hatred and confusion
Are you waiting for the mock, "how rude of you" mock am offended...
That is next, then it will be denial and confusion
Definitely a lot of confusion.
Then take a break from your role as chief wind up merchant. Go for a walk? Fresh thinking perhaps?
Is that what happens to you..? You go for a walk and the wind blows in your face and you come back, thinking Rishi's ok all a sudden. That would explain the post about wishing he does great and wins the next election.
Although the change doesn't last long.
Like I said definitely confused
These are confusing times. It seems our politicians are all grifters & frauds on the make.
There seems to have been a massive collapse in the calibre of those standing for office in the last couple of decades.
Watch them on PMQs and it’s embarrassing. "
PMQs has has always been theatre. I've never really taken it seriously.
They should change the format so the PM doesn't know the questions beforehand and they should be made to answer the question being asked, not start a rant party political broadcast. |
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"So it appears Sunak is a shareholder in a restaurant business that funnelled investments through a letterbox company in the the tax haven of Mauritius. Nothing to see here plebs, move along.
No surprise. Mauritius probably means more to him than the UK. He’s more likely to want a holiday home there than in Cornwall or the Lakes - does he even know these places. Other than being born here as it was a country & continent that suited his parents at the time, he has no emotional or family ties and would leave at the drop of a hat.
Do you know that for a fact or are you just guessing?
A fair assumption. What do you think?
No, I think it’s based on prejudice, hatred and confusion
Are you waiting for the mock, "how rude of you" mock am offended...
That is next, then it will be denial and confusion
Definitely a lot of confusion.
Then take a break from your role as chief wind up merchant. Go for a walk? Fresh thinking perhaps?
Is that what happens to you..? You go for a walk and the wind blows in your face and you come back, thinking Rishi's ok all a sudden. That would explain the post about wishing he does great and wins the next election.
Although the change doesn't last long.
Like I said definitely confused
These are confusing times. It seems our politicians are all grifters & frauds on the make.
There seems to have been a massive collapse in the calibre of those standing for office in the last couple of decades.
Watch them on PMQs and it’s embarrassing.
PMQs has has always been theatre. I've never really taken it seriously.
They should change the format so the PM doesn't know the questions beforehand and they should be made to answer the question being asked, not start a rant party political broadcast."
Good idea. That would be great. |
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"Alternatively he could just sit back and wait for Labour to let us all know what their policies are.
That should sort it."
As this guy kindly demonstrates. It doesn't matter what the Tories do, their supporters will blindly vote for them time and time again.
There is no danger of them losing power. They don't need to do anything. |
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By *bernath OP Couple
over a year ago
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"Alternatively he could just sit back and wait for Labour to let us all know what their policies are.
That should sort it.
As this guy kindly demonstrates. It doesn't matter what the Tories do, their supporters will blindly vote for them time and time again.
There is no danger of them losing power. They don't need to do anything. "
John curtice mentioned that when a government is perceived as incompetent in the eyes of the public, it doesn’t matter what happens they are guaranteed to lose the next election.
However Sunak could change that if he is bold enough to enforce party discipline before the Next GE
Then he could scrape through.
Get the ERG and some of his cabinet to ensure he has avery long reign indeed. |
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"So with Sunak In charge I see the following to ensure his victory in two years time.
1. Go on a massive tax rising exercise in the next budget to drop inflation and balance the books.
2. Remove the whip from Boris, truss and ERG MP’s
3. Forcibly retire MP’s who were loyal to these factions and replace them with his own supporters at the next GE.
4. Purge the Tory party of members who voted for truss and encourage membership of people within all demographics.
I suspect if he were to do all this, he would be given his own mandate at the next GE.
He fails to do this, the keys to no. 10 will be handed to Starmer and the tories will be surely wiped out at the next GE."
This lot have run the country into the ground. They need to be out for a long time. |
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