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[Lordo]

my word the year is 1992. nothing changes. let the beast give it to you straight.

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[Paphitis]

What other free stuff is Corbynov offering today?

[Lordo]

What other free stuff is Corbynov offering today?

free tickets for all the mass murderers in the uk prisons to go and live in australia to improve the gene stock of the people there.

[Paphitis]

What other free stuff is Corbynov offering today?

free tickets for all the mass murderers in the uk prisons to go and live in australia to improve the gene stock of the people there.

But it looks like Corbynov wants all the mass murderers in the UK!

[Paphitis]

And it's all over for Labor!

Corbynov wants to punish the current and future generations for past imperialism.

Say bye bye Corbynov! Bye bye old fart!

It's officially all over now!

[Lordo]

not long left now. thrusday is the day the manifesto gets published. we have seen 800 billion borrowed by the tory party in 9 years has given us, lets see how much labour is planning to borrow to correct it.

of course nationalisation does not count, it tends to pay for itself in the long run.

[Londonrake]

not long left now. thrusday is the day the manifesto gets published. we have seen 800 billion borrowed by the tory party in 9 years has given us, lets see how much labour is planning to borrow to correct it.

Borrow to get rid of debt. Is that what they teach you at Momentum classes?

Meanwhile, both sides appear locked into a battle to increase this by £1 trillion (in order to provide lots of “free” stuff) which, AFAIUI, will mean that even at current ultra low interest rate levels and national Aa2 credit rating (you can kiss that arse goodbye if McDonnell has his way) servicing it would be the largest annual expenditure item below Welfare.

http://www.nationaldebtclock.co.uk/

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[Londonrake]

............of course nationalisation does not count, it tends to pay for itself in the long run.

Of course. As it did in the 1970s, with British Leyland, British Steel, BT, the railways. This is a wild guess but ..................you weren’t around then were you?

Yes, let’s borrow/tax hundreds of billions. Not to spend on new things but stuff that already exists. That, to take us back to the glorious 1970s.

*** Bear in mind that you won’t be able to subsidise those industries (again) under EU rules. With Labour’s plans to revoke trade union legislation you might want to stretch that Momentum imagination a bit to work out where it will probably head.

[Lordo]

............of course nationalisation does not count, it tends to pay for itself in the long run.

Of course. As it did in the 1970s, with British Leyland, British Steel, BT, the railways. This is a wild guess but ..................you weren’t around then were you?

Yes, let’s borrow/tax hundreds of billions. Not to spend on new things but stuff that already exists. That, to take us back to the glorious 1970s.

*** Bear in mind that you won’t be able to subsidise those industries (again) under EU rules. With Labour’s plans to revoke trade union legislation you might want to stretch that Momentum imagination a bit to work out where it will probably head.

back to your tax evasion boy, and leave these matters to the people who live here. nice of you to ignore how 500 billion was handed to the billionaires whilst the tory government loaded the debt to us to the tune of 800 billion. Very nice too.

on your bike. there is a manifesto coming which will improve the many people's lives here in the uk and yes a few billionaires and corporations who profited most out of the last 9 years whiles millions of people struggled to make ends meet even while they were employed will be better off and will be able to afford to buy their own food. And the zero hor contracts will come to an end too. What a disgrace counting people on zero hours as employed whils they get no work. People having three jobs but still can’t make ends meet.

[Londonrake]

Yes, no answer to my previous post really. So, let's move on to other things - ehh?

I see you're still confused though.

We need patience, I know. Let's keep trying to help ............................ boy.

"Tax evasion: the illegal non-payment or underpayment of tax.

Tax avoidance: the arrangement of one's financial affairs to minimise tax liability within the law.".

See the difference?

The first gets you a jail term. The second's what everybody does, including you. Yep - even Momentum types and of course those "swines".

Did you get the earlier post about who pays what income tax?