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No shame yet then Syd, wait until the unemployment figures come out.
It will be negated by the cost of the extended unemployment que and cost of that and his open house welcome to our foreign guests. Stabber has just had his worst nightmare win in The USA, the Democrat helpers are coming back with their tails between their legs and Trump is nothing less than vindictive. He is with the big boys now and way off it.
BRI mostly agree with your analysis. I took wish Labour had been able to put up direct taxes on higher earners, but they were boxed in by their own pre-election pledges.I do understand why they made those pledges though, on IT and employees' NI. They had to neutralise the threat of being branded as a party that would increase direct taxation across the board. That's a powerful electoral attack line and it's worked for the Tories previously.Given that context, I don't see much alternative for a big tax take than Employers' NI.
My memory of what has happened before is showing SYD, being anti British has never been in my thoughts, and I have never given up and moved abroad Syd when the going gets tough, but you probably know more about that sort of thing than I do running as far as you did. Anyway I understand you have just had a bad night, Starmer has now to cow tail to someone who thinks rightly he is a little no mark, and your save the planet hopos have to contend with China and Australia upping coal production 25% next year and now Trump going for as much oil and gas as they can, while this country is under a cloud and in the doldrums literary the last few days. Have a nice day buddy.