How’s Rachael from accounts getting on…..

[Brigadier]

Arrest and fine any one shopping in 24 hour super markets in there PJs

Strip 'em too, and make' em do the walk (waddle) of shame

 

[Mottie]

Quelle suprise.

Rachel Reeves must raise taxes to cover £41bn gap, says think tank

The chancellor will miss her self-imposed rules without action, the National Institute for Economic Affairs says.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[Brigadier]

Brexit and 14yrs of Tory gutting of the country has tied her hands somewhat.

So

Quelle suprise.

is very apt

 

[martygturner]

Well for a start off we could all take a haircut and get shot of the thrid of UK debt that the government pays interest on to itself. Quantitative easing, the printing of money, was supposed to be temporary and over time unwound. Due to the absolute b;locks up that the torys made of it its kept on the books. Why, they preferred that the city could keep making gross profits....

What was supposed to happen was that 800 billion was slowly wound down and the markets - housing, stocks shares pensions etc all took a loss, but to keep propping up the city the T wats never did. Hence 1/3 of all debt sits there cling to use for ever.

 

[Mottie]

Brexit and 14yrs of Tory gutting of the country has tied her hands somewhat.

So



is very apt

But but but she had a plan, didn’t she to cover that 22billion black hole? She picked the pockets of pensioners. She picked the pockets of employers. She picked the pockets of sellers of property. She picked the pockets of EV owners. That didn’t work and she now needs even more tax to cover a £44 billion black hole. When she’s got that, you’ll find she still needs more tax.

 

[Murdochcat]

Brexit and 14yrs of Tory gutting of the country has tied her hands somewhat.

So



is very apt

But she had everything fulled costed whilst in opposition

AND

Her dubious £22 billion black hole has grown to about £50 billion now

 

[Brigadier]

But but but she had a plan, didn’t she to cover that 22billion black hole? She picked the pockets of pensioners. She picked the pockets of employers. She picked the pockets of sellers of property. She picked the pockets of EV owners. That didn’t work and she now needs even more tax to cover a £44 billion black hole. When she’s got that, you’ll find she still needs more tax.

But she had everything fulled costed whilst in opposition

AND

Her dubious £22 billion black hole has grown to about £50 billion now

Her biggest issue - for you - is that she's Labour.

Is the nub of it

 

[mitch66]

Her biggest issue - for you - is that she's Labour.

Is the nub of it

No the biggest issue is she's messed up. Badly. OBR dissed her black hole issue. Then despite a fully costed plan, things are massively worse now. The destruction of the British economy is the nub of it.

 

[Murdochcat]

Her biggest issue - for you - is that she's Labour.

Is the nub of it

Her biggest problem is that she has lost the confidence of the voting public and a lot of business leaders

We are simply passengers in her I’ll thought out experiments

 

[Justin Passing]

It has become a bit of a habit - but check Chat GPT. It has loads of relevant stuff to say, on GROETH,

 

[motorbiking]

Her spending plans relied on economic growth bringing in more taxes.

Unfortunately her plans cut growth, cut jobs and caused high tax payers to find ways to pay less tax.

 

[Mottie]

UK job vacancies tumble across the board

Data suggests companies are not recruiting or are holding off replacing people who have left.

www.bbc.co.uk

Labour - the party for business.

 

[motorbiking]

UK unemployment remains at four-year high with ‘fewer job opportunities’

Job vacancies fell by 44,000 over the three months to July

www.independent.co.uk

Labour - the party for working people

 

[motorbiking]

Now Reeves plots inheritance tax raid on Middle England to plug gap

The Chancellor is said to be looking at tightening rules on gifting of money and assets before someone passes away to address an estimated £50billion spending hole at the next Budget .

www.dailymail.co.uk

She's at it again.

 

[Mottie]

We sold the workshop in March this year so we got in just in time under BADR CGT rules so f'ck you, Rachel.