where do you suppose oil company profits go to?
More Rubbish From Johnson
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where do you suppose oil company profits go to?
Perhaps so. But there are still people determined to vote Con.
https://www.ft.com/content/8a0a61da-0d4f-11ea-b2d6-9bf4d1957a67
The government has ripped up the rulebook on managing public money to stem an NHS staffing crisis that has threatened to overshadow the general election campaign.
Matt Hancock, health secretary, has signed off an emergency package of pension reforms to give incentives to high-earning doctors to work extra shifts.
But in a letter to England’s NHS chief, he warned on Friday that the move was “incompatible” with tax-planning rules for public bodies and “could constitute tax avoidance”.
I wonder what could have driven the Omnishambles into such panic?
"Mr Hancock’s highly unusual move reflects growing Tory fears that increasing pressure in hospitals, particularly in emergency departments, could tip over into a full-blown crisis days before the poll on December 12."
Ah. That explains it.
"the poll on December 12."
Oil Companies will have no qualms about on passing on the impact to consumers one way or the other
It's not rocket science is it
let's face it u don't ha ve to be highly educated with degrees to work it out The nations prize plonker.
Who is he?
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Ryler is a Tory campaigner.
He only joined this site when the election was announced.
Brexit will benefit him because he will be tasked with spreading lies and propaganda
notch's favourite past time.
That will likely be some one who gave steptoe a piece of his mind.
And steptoe and his acolytes didn't like it.
I think his name's Ryler.
He's an anti-labour campaigner who went on Question Time with his mum.
He's highly-paid enough to be in the top 5% of taxpayers.
He ranted that he isn't in the top 5%, he ranted that he isn't even in the top 50% (both are untrue)
And he ranted that Labour's plan to move the additional tax rate down so it started at the top 5% of earners was a lie (it isn't)
For info:
The top 5% of earners are those earning more than (about) £80,000 a year
He says he earns more that £80,000 a year.
He thinks (wrongly) that more than half the taxpayers in the country earn more than £80,000 a year.
He resents the idea that he will have to pay more tax. Fair enough. Lots of people don't like contributing to public services. Let him whinge.
For more info:
If the band was set to start at £80,000; and if he earns £82,000 a year, he would pay an extra 5% on the £2,000. Which is £100 a year.
Some people might think that a man earning £82,000 a year is one of those who can afford to chip in an extra £100.
Ranting buffoon.
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He's too intelligent to be Ryler.
