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The truth about the disgusting weaponisation of #Antisemitism
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Starmer paid 33% tax, Sunak just 22% on a much bigger income
Sunak's case does show our tax system is badly in need of reform if someone earning nearly £5m only pays tax at a rate of 22%
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If freeports are such a great idea, why did
David Cameron get rid of them in 2012?
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And don't get me started on how great freeports are for encouraging tax evasion, money laundering, drug smuggling and organised crime!
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"The Prime Minister paid £432,493 in tax in 2021/22."
Slightly misleading though, as he only paid 22% tax.
He actually earned £1.97million (officially, doesn't include money hidden through possible other schemes).
Those living on slave wages on PAYE pay much higher rates of… nitter.fdn.fr/i/web/status/163…
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You really should point out that the billionaire PM paid only 22% tax, that's less than nurses and essential workers on PAYE.
Meanwhile poverty in Britain reaches eyewatering levels.
Time for people to join the dots...
🧵 It’s very concerning that 3% of families in the UK needed to use a food bank between April 2021 and March 2022.
This figure rose to 16% for households who were accessing Universal Credit.
This isn’t right.
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Imagine you're Boris Johnson, ringing around for a proxy to go on a flagship programme, and all you can get is this utter fool to whom you gave a peerage, who doesn't even know what you're accused of, the evidence, or your defence.
Then you watch THIS unfold.
It makes me happy.
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February 2022 Ian Blackford asks about the ABBA party held in the Number 11 flat on 13 November 2020.
Johnson refused to answer the direct question choosing instead to talk about vaccines & Ukraine.
BOTH the Met Police & Sue Gray declined to investigate the party.
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Another Mail masterclass on the dangers of ‘hysterical language’…
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#BorisJohnson's Eton Housemaster 1982
"I think he honestly believes that it is churlish of us not to regard him as an exception, one who should be free of the obligations which bind the everyone else."
This is the same Boris Johnson we saw yesterday!
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#KayBurley - Rishi Sunak's effective tax rate is 22%... I'm sure I pay more tax than that?
Dan Neidle(tax policy association) - "You probably pay twice as much as that... Sunak benefits from that low rate, but he's the man that has the power to change it."
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They aren't even pretending any more to be a credible News station
Fox News on steroids @Ofcom
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I have no time for the Royal family, but the photos of Johnson partying in Downing St are sickening, while the queen sat alone in Westminster Abbey, mourning her husband.
That is reflected across the 200'000+ families, who Johnson's rules forced their loved ones to mourn alone.
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Of course Baddiel re-tweeted ABwhoeverheisComedian.
Somebody said earlier it was only a matter of time.
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#GMB reporting on the French protesting against Macron trying to raise the retirement age & getting right to the heart of the issue
"King Charles is due to visit for the first time since becoming King, what sort of welcome will he get if these protests are anything to go by?"
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Yeah @BorisJohnson, it’s important that leaders are able to bend the rules so that they can say a fond farewell to people…
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