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Stirlingsays 31 Mar 24 5.30pm
[Tweet Link] 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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31 Mar 24 5.30pm

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Stirlingsays 31 Mar 24 5.52pm
[Tweet Link] 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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31 Mar 24 5.52pm

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The Dolphin 02 Apr 24 6.15pm
Why isn't there a topic about Angela Raynor and her tax fiddle on her Council House? I detest the Woman!
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02 Apr 24 6.15pm

Why isn't there a topic about Angela Raynor and her tax fiddle on her Council House?
I detest the Woman!

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Badger11 Beckenham 02 Apr 24 6.34pm
Originally posted by The Dolphin Why isn't there a topic about Angela Raynor and her tax fiddle on her Council House? I detest the Woman! There should be. Whether she has done wrong I have no idea but this is the woman who led the calls for Sunak's wife to declare all about her own tax affairs and now has the cheek to claim privacy. One more point
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Beckenham 02 Apr 24 6.34pm

Originally posted by The Dolphin

Why isn't there a topic about Angela Raynor and her tax fiddle on her Council House?
I detest the Woman!

There should be. Whether she has done wrong I have no idea but this is the woman who led the calls for Sunak's wife to declare all about her own tax affairs and now has the cheek to claim privacy.

One more point

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silvertop Portishead 03 Apr 24 10.30am
Originally posted by Badger11 There should be. Whether she has done wrong I have no idea but this is the woman who led the calls for Sunak's wife to declare all about her own tax affairs and now has the cheek to claim privacy. Actually she adopted the language of the primary school and said: I'll show you mine if you show me yours. Unsurprisingly, Tory MPs have not accepted the challenge and I have seen no mad rush to declare their tax records.
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Portishead 03 Apr 24 10.30am

Originally posted by Badger11

There should be. Whether she has done wrong I have no idea but this is the woman who led the calls for Sunak's wife to declare all about her own tax affairs and now has the cheek to claim privacy.

Actually she adopted the language of the primary school and said: I'll show you mine if you show me yours.

Unsurprisingly, Tory MPs have not accepted the challenge and I have seen no mad rush to declare their tax records.

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Badger11 Beckenham 03 Apr 24 11.47am
Originally posted by silvertop Actually she adopted the language of the primary school and said: I'll show you mine if you show me yours. Unsurprisingly, Tory MPs have not accepted the challenge and I have seen no mad rush to declare their tax records. And yet she still called for Sunak's wife who is not a politician to reveal her tax records, so now she wants others to do the same. As a general point I think the Norwegians have the right idea, all tax records are public. One more point
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Beckenham 03 Apr 24 11.47am

Originally posted by silvertop

Actually she adopted the language of the primary school and said: I'll show you mine if you show me yours.

Unsurprisingly, Tory MPs have not accepted the challenge and I have seen no mad rush to declare their tax records.

And yet she still called for Sunak's wife who is not a politician to reveal her tax records, so now she wants others to do the same.

As a general point I think the Norwegians have the right idea, all tax records are public.

One more point

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silvertop Portishead 03 Apr 24 12.36pm
Originally posted by Badger11 And yet she still called for Sunak's wife who is not a politician to reveal her tax records, so now she wants others to do the same. As a general point I think the Norwegians have the right idea, all tax records are public. Yes, but then Norway's economy is not supported by the world's "soft" money.
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Portishead 03 Apr 24 12.36pm

Originally posted by Badger11

And yet she still called for Sunak's wife who is not a politician to reveal her tax records, so now she wants others to do the same.

As a general point I think the Norwegians have the right idea, all tax records are public.

Yes, but then Norway's economy is not supported by the world's "soft" money.

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The Dolphin 03 Apr 24 2.42pm
The Woman has done wrong but why do I think that it will all go away quietly. The Police don't want to sort it out and the Council's are on her side and the media don't want their little darling getting busted so she will get away with it. If this had been a Tory Minister the media would not be able to leave it alone. Pathetic as always.
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03 Apr 24 2.42pm

The Woman has done wrong but why do I think that it will all go away quietly.
The Police don't want to sort it out and the Council's are on her side and the media don't want their little darling getting busted so she will get away with it.
If this had been a Tory Minister the media would not be able to leave it alone.
Pathetic as always.

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silvertop Portishead 03 Apr 24 3.01pm
Originally posted by The Dolphin The Woman has done wrong but why do I think that it will all go away quietly. The Police don't want to sort it out and the Council's are on her side and the media don't want their little darling getting busted so she will get away with it. If this had been a Tory Minister the media would not be able to leave it alone. Pathetic as always. Had Labour been in power the pursuit would have been relentless. Do you not recall the take downs of Byers et al when Labour were last in power? An allegation made by a tory backbencher against a shadow minister which is probably legally wrong has very limited mileage even for the tory press.
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Portishead 03 Apr 24 3.01pm

Originally posted by The Dolphin

Had Labour been in power the pursuit would have been relentless.

Do you not recall the take downs of Byers et al when Labour were last in power?

An allegation made by a tory backbencher against a shadow minister which is probably legally wrong has very limited mileage even for the tory press.

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georgenorman 07 Apr 24 2.04pm
Sweden was for many years presented as a model ‘progressive’ law-abiding society marked by tolerance, consensus, kindness and state provided welfare. It has also welcomed immigration with open arms – to such an extent that immigrants and their descendants now make up about a third of the population of Sweden. From being a country with one of the lowest violent crime rates it has transformed into one of the worst. There were 149 bomb attacks there last year and 363 shootings. The perpetrators of these crimes are almost always young men with a foreign background – often very young, aged under 15. This is because in ‘progressive’ Sweden, anyone under 15 cannot be prosecuted or detained by the police, even if caught with a gun. As Enoch Powell once said: “ … It is like watching a nation busily engaged in heaping up its own funeral pyre.”
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07 Apr 24 2.04pm

Sweden was for many years presented as a model ‘progressive’ law-abiding society marked by tolerance, consensus, kindness and state provided welfare. It has also welcomed immigration with open arms – to such an extent that immigrants and their descendants now make up about a third of the population of Sweden. From being a country with one of the lowest violent crime rates it has transformed into one of the worst. There were 149 bomb attacks there last year and 363 shootings. The perpetrators of these crimes are almost always young men with a foreign background – often very young, aged under 15. This is because in ‘progressive’ Sweden, anyone under 15 cannot be prosecuted or detained by the police, even if caught with a gun. As Enoch Powell once said: “ … It is like watching a nation busily engaged in heaping up its own funeral pyre.”

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Nicholas91 The Democratic Republic of Kent 08 Apr 24 8.52am
Originally posted by georgenorman Sweden was for many years presented as a model ‘progressive’ law-abiding society marked by tolerance, consensus, kindness and state provided welfare. It has also welcomed immigration with open arms – to such an extent that immigrants and their descendants now make up about a third of the population of Sweden. From being a country with one of the lowest violent crime rates it has transformed into one of the worst. There were 149 bomb attacks there last year and 363 shootings. The perpetrators of these crimes are almost always young men with a foreign background – often very young, aged under 15. This is because in ‘progressive’ Sweden, anyone under 15 cannot be prosecuted or detained by the police, even if caught with a gun. As Enoch Powell once said: “ … It is like watching a nation busily engaged in heaping up its own funeral pyre.” You have to admit, the logic was flawless in the beginning though: 1. Homogenous societies living as peacefully and affluently as possible/humans can - Awful. 2. 'Multicultural societies' - where the poorest and least advanced cultures are smashed into often smaller, vastly more successful nations, with all religions and other identities which have been killing each other off since day dot and may even hold resentment to the host nation living side by side - Brilliant! I suppose if you are inclined to live in a fairytale there was no stopping you supporting this in any instance and there seems to be a lot of people disturbingly falling into that bracket. I'm sure mothers with pushchairs being stabbed in the street is something we would definitely have seen in any instance however - [Link] Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!!
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The Democratic Republic of Kent 08 Apr 24 8.52am

Originally posted by georgenorman

You have to admit, the logic was flawless in the beginning though:

1. Homogenous societies living as peacefully and affluently as possible/humans can - Awful.

2. 'Multicultural societies' - where the poorest and least advanced cultures are smashed into often smaller, vastly more successful nations, with all religions and other identities which have been killing each other off since day dot and may even hold resentment to the host nation living side by side - Brilliant!

I suppose if you are inclined to live in a fairytale there was no stopping you supporting this in any instance and there seems to be a lot of people disturbingly falling into that bracket.

I'm sure mothers with pushchairs being stabbed in the street is something we would definitely have seen in any instance however - [Link]

Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!!

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PalazioVecchio south pole 08 Apr 24 3.32pm
Originally posted by Nicholas91 I'm sure mothers with pushchairs being stabbed in the street is something we would definitely have seen in any instance however - [Link] when 3 primary schoolkids got stabbed in the street, in Dublin, triggering a Riot.......our Government condemned the rioters. Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford
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