Advice To Channel 4

 

When secretly filming an actor for an undercover political hit job, in future use someone who is well known such as David Tennant!

Biden Leaving The Debate

Joe Biden leaving the debate. pic.twitter.com/KWRMH3GpRV

— George Smiley (@364690) June 28, 2024

Hope is Not a Credible Strategy!

 

NEW: Keir Starmer's 2.5% growth target is unrealistic, says analysis by Bloomberg @economics @DanHanson41 @ana_luisandrade

"Laudable goal? Absolutely. Realistic? Unfortunately not"

"Hoping for a growth miracle isn’t a credible strategy"

Via @Joe_Mayes https://t.co/Ik2G14WTTk

— Alex Wickham (@alexwickham) June 26, 2024

Market Closes In 10 Days

 

Labour's Taxpayer Exodus

“Millionaires leave London in droves for Florida, Dubai and Paris | Evening Standard.”

Classic Labour stupidity.

⁦@UKLabour⁩

https://t.co/EXvntOLqQ5

— Ramon Agusta (@ramonagusta) June 18, 2024

Those who are not wealthy enough to exit the country will end up paying the tax burden of those who have gone.

Classic Labour stupidity!

I, Robot - Starmer's Sense of Humour Failure

 

Sir Keir suffered a major sense of humour failure over the studio audience laughing at his reference to his father being a toolmaker.

He of course knows full well that the audience was not laughing at his father, or his profession, but at the fact that Starmer uses the phrase "my father was a toolmaker" at every opportunity he gets. Nonetheless Starmer jumped at the chance to feign wounded pride.

It is also somewhat disingenuous, as Rodney Starmer (Keir's father) in reality, operated the Oxted Tool Company. His own independent toolmaking enterprise until the 1990s. By all accounts, he was a proficient self-employed tradesman, devoid of superiors or overseers, operating from a rented workshop on an industrial estate rather than a conventional factory setting.

Labour's Tax Rises

 

Wow - Labour’s own costings document shows net tax rises of £8.5 billion in 2028-29.

Add that to current OBR forecast, and tax as a share of GDP rises to 37.4%.

That’s higher than 1948 record of 37.2%, 2022/3 burden of 36.3%, or 2023/4 burden of 36%.

The highest in history.

— Tom Harwood (@tomhfh) June 13, 2024

This of course doesn't take account of other tax rises coming with a Labour administration eg:

- Council tax revaluations

- Pension fund raids

- Increased green levies on energy bills to pay for their ludicrous net zero policies.