[News] Nigel Farage and Reform

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Weststander

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Removing the Ukrainian flag and having a blanket mandate on flags removes any other arguements about any future flags that people feel should be raised for example, should they raise a flag for Israel or Palestine?

I don't do X or YouTube either

Ukraine was illegally invaded by a mass murdering war machine.

I won’t muddy those waters with the eternal nsc binfests about the Middle East. I’ll let you lot do that across a plethora of other threads.

X, Facebook and YouTube is very relevant. I’m aware through friends and family of thickos who‘ve fallen for Putin’s relentless lies masquerading as English speaking sauces … with nonsense about Ukraine, Macron, the Obama’s. Guess what, these people vote Reform.
 




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Why would people want to work minimum wage jobs?

Increasing the income tax to £20,000 could help tip the scales in some aspects.

"Claimants could earn £3,000 more per year than minimum wage workers, according to analysis by CSJ

Analysis by the Centre for Social Justice think tank found people on the top level of sickness benefits now earn an average of £23,900 a year while those on the minimum wage take home just £20,650 after tax.

A new documentary, Britain’s Benefit Scandal, has found evidence that some low paid workers are now trying to get themselves signed off sick."

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/12/01/sickness-benefit-worth-more-minimum-wage-job/
I am not following the narrative.
Are you saying having a minimum wage is good or bad?
 








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Targeting woke net zero investments ...



"Reform could block “woke” net zero investments made by the country’s largest public sector pension scheme.

The Right-of-centre political party swept to victory in the local elections this month and now controls 10 councils across England.

It means councillors will hold key roles overseeing more than £100bn of assets within the Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS), which pays for the retirements of millions of council workers.

Around half of the funds within the LGPS have established net zero targets that aim to invest more money in low-carbon initiatives, such as renewable energy."
How is renewable energy “woke”? What does woke even mean in this scenario?
 






keaton

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Possibly the BBC ascribes significance to the Euro elections too, in which Farage twice led the party that won the most votes and seats in the UK.

Perhaps you ought to argue about Liberal bias as well. No fewer than three Liberal leaders are on the list of the top 9 panellists, compared with none at all for the Tories or Labour. Don't you think it might be that there is a smaller pool of talent to pick from in the minor parties so the same faces appear again and again?
Do you think the labour and Tory ones haven't appeared because they haven't been asked?
 




TomandJerry

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TomandJerry

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Would love Starmer to announce talks with the EU on much closer ties. The feathers that would ruffle.

You know it makes sense. Just 20 miles away lies a huge market and, other than Orban, an ally.
I'd be putting money on a Reform win in the next general election if this happened
 




birthofanorange

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Targeting woke net zero investments ...



"Reform could block “woke” net zero investments made by the country’s largest public sector pension scheme.

The Right-of-centre political party swept to victory in the local elections this month and now controls 10 councils across England.

It means councillors will hold key roles overseeing more than £100bn of assets within the Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS), which pays for the retirements of millions of council workers.

Around half of the funds within the LGPS have established net zero targets that aim to invest more money in low-carbon initiatives, such as renewable energy."
Apart from the ones that are incapable and have already resigned, been booted out or will be, due to their inevitable f*** ups. It won't leave many, thankfully, and they are welcome to crawl back under their rocks.
 


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WATFORD zero

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Targeting woke net zero investments ...



"Reform could block “woke” net zero investments made by the country’s largest public sector pension scheme.

The Right-of-centre political party swept to victory in the local elections this month and now controls 10 councils across England.

It means councillors will hold key roles overseeing more than £100bn of assets within the Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS), which pays for the retirements of millions of council workers.

Around half of the funds within the LGPS have established net zero targets that aim to invest more money in low-carbon initiatives, such as renewable energy."

And, yet again you've come up with "quotes" with completely no reference to where they are from. And, yet again when you don't give sources, it's complete and utter bollocks.

Councillors don't decide where council pensions are invested, it's generally a Pensions Committee which normally has significant employee representation on it.

I'm still with you being a troll as I don't believe it's possible, even for a reform supporter, to be as stupid as you appear :thumbsup:
 


TomandJerry

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