Making the news today....

[Mike Hill]

10 hours ago, AHPP said:

 

Never heard that expression. Does it mean to spend a lot or work a little so as to break even or only make (show) a modest profit?

Honestly it's both.

 

Most companies break even-just or make a small loss. If like me ,you income is seasonal kiss goodbye to 28% of that buffer you had saved to get you through the quiet months com Jan 1st.

 

The tax on dividents is 37.85% so there is little incentive to increase income that way. Plus you don't get NI contributions from dividends.

 

This place is borderline communist these days.

[AHPP]

Is there something you can temporarily invest in every year? Buy a few grand of fuel while you're making the money; burn it or sell it while you're not. Gold? Lead? There must be some kind of financial instrument available between two legal personalities? One is a tree contacting business. The other is a payroll business. Or a workshop business you sell welding gas to in the summer that uses it in the winter. There's your answer, Traktordoktor AS.

Edited Sunday at 09:00 by AHPP

[AHPP]

Or something to do with hunting.

[sime42]

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[Johnsond]

😳😳Sharp as a razor the NCA 😂😂. Surely the worst kept secret across the UK nowadays along with car washes etc. 

[Yournamehere]

7 hours ago, Johnsond said:

😳😳Sharp as a razor the NCA 😂😂. Surely the worst kept secret across the UK nowadays along with car washes etc. 

Because in JD's world no white british people ever did any money laundering ever.

[sime42]

Young white British people do however get radicalised by toxic online tripe.

 

Adolescence a hard watch as a dad, Starmer tells makers at No 10

WWW.BBC.CO.UK

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Sir Keir Starmer tells them there is not a "policy lever that can be pulled" to combat online misogyny.

 

Will he have the balls to do anything about it though I wonder?

 

I've not seen the program but it's certainly getting a lot of attention. Rightly so for this issue IMO. Anyone watched it?

 

 

[Johnsond]

9 hours ago, Yournamehere said:

Because in JD's world no white british people ever did any money laundering ever.

Ok well that makes it ok then 😞Ridiculous reply along the lines of what the ATL often complain about ie look at him over there, he’s worse  🤷‍♂️

Your point if there was one is ??!!  
In the nearest little market town to me there are 3 new Turkish barbers on a main street not even 150m long. It’s long been known what’s going on, but no those on the left want to draw a comparison to white people for some stupid reason. If all else fails let’s use the ism or ist accusations 👍👍always a reliable fallback option. 

Edited Monday at 16:48 by Johnsond

[Johnsond]

29 minutes ago, sime42 said:

Young white British people do however get radicalised by toxic online tripe.

 

Adolescence a hard watch as a dad, Starmer tells makers at No 10

WWW.BBC.CO.UK

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Sir Keir Starmer tells them there is not a "policy lever that can be pulled" to combat online misogyny.

 

Will he have the balls to do anything about it though I wonder?

 

I've not seen the program but it's certainly getting a lot of attention. Rightly so for this issue IMO. Anyone watched it?

 

 

Well 42 he can’t sort online radicalisation can he neither 🤷‍♂️not like they didnt know about the Southport killer’s activities before he massacred innocent kids, and for that matter numerous other attacks. I think we have a far bigger problem with radical Islamic teachings ( As government security advisers have warned ) than with a bit of misogyny and a mysterious far right I keep hearing about. 

[Steven P]

37 minutes ago, sime42 said:

Young white British people do however get radicalised by toxic online tripe.

 

Adolescence a hard watch as a dad, Starmer tells makers at No 10

WWW.BBC.CO.UK

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Sir Keir Starmer tells them there is not a "policy lever that can be pulled" to combat online misogyny.

 

Will he have the balls to do anything about it though I wonder?

 

I've not seen the program but it's certainly getting a lot of attention. Rightly so for this issue IMO. Anyone watched it?

 

 

 

I've not had a chance but a local teacher was talking to me about it - hard to watch but made her have to stop and think. She recommended it, so I'll try to catch it sometime - kind of conversation we had was that most parents would do well to have a watch