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tree-fancier123

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  1. She had jobs in banking, are you trying to say all those who work in the square mile lack business experience if it wasn't them who started the firms?
  2. if that is Reeves sat next to him, then no it isn't factual, she may have lied a bit on her CV to make herself more attractive to government, but this is still business experience - not zero years, as per the above 'poverty of thought' photo montage. A change to her CV What Reeves said: Economist, Bank of Scotland – December 2006 to December 2009 What Reeves did: Retail Banking, Halifax – December 2006 to December 2009
  3. I reckon the Dems would have given green light for missile targets inside Russia even if they'd won. I don't see anything odd about the timing. The Germans still won't deliver a similar system - Taurus. Germany is the biggest arms donor in Europe, but they are scared. Everyone is scared. The Swedes issuing recommendations to stock up on food etc to see out the apocalypse. Most of the West would like to see Putin retreat, but they sense a real nuclear threat. The US has lead the way on this, under Biden. Yes Biden could have sent the whole lot at once at the start, but no one really knows what's happening in this game of chicken.
  4. oh is heaven is heaven too free free for too noon is heaven for
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  6. 100 000 being processed - if 60 percent successful thats a whole new towns worth of houses needed, plus the hundreds of millions wasted in legal work if 50k come each year for 10 years thats half a million new people and thats whats happened. The legals push up house prices too, but the illegals are also costing our deeply imdebted country a fortune. Trump knows its the same for US and hopefully he can mobilize the population to defend against the invaders. Guns germs and steel
  7. £7 a day and taxpayer funded digs Its charity and we cant afford it. Spend the money retiring a few gilts
  8. The will of the people can stop mass immigration - if they become so fed up with all the countryside being concreted over to make way for new housing and so fed up with taxpayer money being used to help economic migrants. If the majority view becomes anti immigrant they will sanction the necessary force to reduce the numbers. The methods chosen will be not for the squeamish, but we are talking about organisms competing for resources, particularly land and water. The rest of the animal kingdom can be quite brutal when a neighbouring herd tries to encroach on territory. Trumps wall alone won't work, but if Americans start to see the level of overcrowding we're beginning to see in southern UK, then hopefully they will say - hang on we don't want an ever expanding population and ever increasing urbanisation of the land. Data shows the blacks are still churning out babies in Africa like there's no tomorrow - I don't care how many nice goat curries they serve up - fact is they are coming over here and adding to urbanisation and overcrowding. So automatically no asylum from any country on earth, regardless of how much suffering - we need to learn to let others struggle to make their lives in their home countries, instead of making our lives a struggle. All the immigrants that have arrived since the 80's have pushed up the house price to earnings ratio - the available building land doesn't expand with each new million population increase Birth Rate by Country 2024 WORLDPOPULATIONREVIEW.COM
  9. degrowth is what they want - the economy is built on top of the environment, every year of economic growth sees more natural habitat destroyed. Joni Mitchel knows the score 'pave paradise - put up a parking lot'
  10. The mass deportation thing will work, but the effect will be only transitory, sooner or later so many migrants will find their way in that the old character of the country will be ruined. North Dakota becomes a version of Birmingham UK. No man or woman can stop the surge - it's the natural state to become overcrowded.
  11. 10% is a lot - if he follows through our firms will suffer, but I mean the 60% proposed for China, surely that can't be right. Americans won't be able to go on Farmertec for a crappy kit saw
  12. imagine how many likes and laughs you could get for that with an account on Truth Social
  13. what exactly is codswallop - GS forecast or the news of Trump's plans for import tariffs? it's not only Goldman who are thinking if the import tariffs come in it will hit our exporters quite hard The United States is the UK’s largest trading partner and last year Britain exported £60 billion of goods across the Atlantic which would be hit by the additional taxes. Trump has pledged to impose 10 per cent tariffs on all products imported into the US and 60 per cent tariffs on imports from China in a move that threatens to trigger a global trade war, pushing up inflation and damaging economic growth. • US election results live: Trump beats Kamala Harris in historic comeback The National Institute of Economic and Social Research said it had calculated that the impact of the UK’s economy would be a 0.8 per cent drop in GDP growth next year — amounting to a £21.5 billion hole in Rachel Reeves’s tax and spending plans. (this -.8% est is worse than Goldmans playing with the numbers effort, clearly other people are worried too)
  14. Don't blame Trump if he slaps 10% import tariffs on UK PLC - his thinktank made him do it Donald Trump’s tariffs risk global trade war — and a huge blow for UK In the aftermath of Trump’s victory, Goldman Sachs cut its UK growth forecast from 1.6 per cent to 1.4 per cent for next year, blaming the negative impacts of tariffs. The Centre for Inclusive Trade Policy (CIPT) said that, if Trump’s policies were implemented, total UK goods and services exports to the US could fall by between £19 billion and £34 billion. At its highest level this would represent a 4 per cent drop in total UK global exports.
  15. Maybe Trump really did rape E. Jean Caroll, it won't matter to Trump fans. But it must have mattered to her - how horrible it must be to be physically overpowered by someone and have their cock forced into you, total feeling of helplessness. Trump is clever and charismatic, so maybe the historical rape really doesn't matter at all
  16. conrod bearings often go in the old type, but can be replaced, maybe the new type Stihl didnt want people repairing them and preventing the purchase of a new one
  17. it can actually have a positive if people who were investing in ag land and renting it purely as an IHT shelter become forced sellers it may make it more affordable to buy farmland. Personally I would favour an increase in VAT in addition to the other tax hikes. No pain, no gain. The British people should be leading less frivolous lives until there is zero national debt. Over consumption is what has ruined our finances. And re immigrants I favour pushback in the channel - if they threaten to throw babies overboard personally I would say thats their choice, but still deny access to our waters. Of couse not all legal immigration is good either, students bringing family accounted for loads under Tories. I would have chosen Cambridge educated 'Cruella' Braverman, who wants us out of human rights act
  18. that's the thing though - it's not beyond the realms of possibility that they are very racist and they are just using a black woman as 'leader' to fool the kids into thinking they are not racist. I voted for Sunak, not thinking they would win, but he seems to me genuinely intelligent, more so than nearly all other current politicians I can think of - after the budget he got straight to the point - telling Reeves she had simply fiddled the debt target.
  19. it's bad that he's ignored you three times - at least have the politeness to say 'I don't want to explain'
  20. just keep building as many new housing estates as needed. Agreed Since January 2021, when Joe Biden came to office, there have been more than 10 million encounters - about 8 million, external came over the southwest land border with Mexico. Under the Trump administration, there were 2.4 million encounters on this border.
  21. if they are determined enough to give up hardship and pursue a more comfortable life in a rich country
  22. US has a problem in that it is connected by land to South America, just like Europe is connected to Turkey and Syria. One way to make houses more affordable is to increase supply, the other ( arguably less ethical) is to decrease demand. Trump is better than Starmer or Harris on this one key issue - reducing the numbers of economic migrants. Even though Trump is known for sexual abuse it may be better to have a flawed character who is willing to go in hard and save taxpayer funds being spent on processing illegal immigrants. Kamala will try 'firm but fair', but in this case only brutality will stem the flow. I don't think the Democrats have messed up the US enconomy - inflation was in the system from way back,when interest rates hit the floor, the S&P 500 index of biggest companies has nearly doubled during the Dems time in power
  23. The sentence on the photo in quotes can't be true - 'There are people out there that work themselves to the bon and they still cant afford enough money just to survive' Surely if they can't afford enough just to survive, they would not be surviving and no longer out there to 'work themselves to the bone'? Someone in genuine financial difficulty who is not lazy and does not have learning difficulties can easily make enough money. Chap who delivers Ebay Evri items in my road has an evening job too with Uber Eats, he's now making skilled tradesmans money ~£1k a week from deliveries. I wouldn't want to deal with all the public or do as many hours, but he is showing me the way home in cash terms
  24. 20000*.15 is only £3k, people ought to be pleased if it comes in - saves them worrying about what products and services to waste their disposable income on

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