I share your disdain for the so-called âCon-servatives,â but, truth be told, I donât trust any of our political class. They all make lofty pledges and then fail to deliver. Labour, for instance, portrayed themselves as the sensible grown-ups, vowing to clean up politicsâonly to engage in even worse sleaze than the ConservativâŠ
I share your disdain for the so-called âCon-servatives,â but, truth be told, I donât trust any of our political class. They all make lofty pledges and then fail to deliver. Labour, for instance, portrayed themselves as the sensible grown-ups, vowing to clean up politicsâonly to engage in even worse sleaze than the Conservatives, complete with suspiciously large favours from Lord Alli. On top of that, Reeves has been caught lying about her qualifications, and Iâm certain Starmer knew but still deemed it perfectly acceptable to present a repeatedly embellished CV to the public.
I must also admit Iâm a Brexiteer, primarily for economic reasons. Unfortunately, weâve been saddled with feeble politicians too easily swayed by the UN, WEF, and the so-called climate agenda, all while failing to remove the stifling red tape that hinders genuine economic growth. Theyâve neglected British businesses when they should be championing them.
Worse still, Labourâs first budgetâtouted as a fresh startâhas proven even more disastrous than Liz Trussâs ill-fated attempt. It's poorly conceived measures will stifle growth and shrink our disposable income. In the end, Labourâs empty promises do little to repair the damage done by politicians of every stripe, leaving us once again to bear the brunt of their mismanagement.
And now, Reeves has pledged to tackle government waste. Perhaps she could start by finding a more sensible use for the ÂŁ11.7 billion theyâre funnelling into what Iâd call âclimate scam heavenââmoney that, by their own estimate, might otherwise prevent around 4,000 pensioners from freezing to death. It would also make sense to reduce corporate taxes to attract major businesses while ensuring that tech giants like Alphabet, Amazon, and PayPal actually pay the tax theyâve been dodging every year.
I give Rory a wide birth.
Anyway, I do not wish to take anything away from your exceptional editorial.
Hi Victoria,
I share your disdain for the so-called âCon-servatives,â but, truth be told, I donât trust any of our political class. They all make lofty pledges and then fail to deliver. Labour, for instance, portrayed themselves as the sensible grown-ups, vowing to clean up politicsâonly to engage in even worse sleaze than the Conservatives, complete with suspiciously large favours from Lord Alli. On top of that, Reeves has been caught lying about her qualifications, and Iâm certain Starmer knew but still deemed it perfectly acceptable to present a repeatedly embellished CV to the public.
I must also admit Iâm a Brexiteer, primarily for economic reasons. Unfortunately, weâve been saddled with feeble politicians too easily swayed by the UN, WEF, and the so-called climate agenda, all while failing to remove the stifling red tape that hinders genuine economic growth. Theyâve neglected British businesses when they should be championing them.
Worse still, Labourâs first budgetâtouted as a fresh startâhas proven even more disastrous than Liz Trussâs ill-fated attempt. It's poorly conceived measures will stifle growth and shrink our disposable income. In the end, Labourâs empty promises do little to repair the damage done by politicians of every stripe, leaving us once again to bear the brunt of their mismanagement.
And now, Reeves has pledged to tackle government waste. Perhaps she could start by finding a more sensible use for the ÂŁ11.7 billion theyâre funnelling into what Iâd call âclimate scam heavenââmoney that, by their own estimate, might otherwise prevent around 4,000 pensioners from freezing to death. It would also make sense to reduce corporate taxes to attract major businesses while ensuring that tech giants like Alphabet, Amazon, and PayPal actually pay the tax theyâve been dodging every year.
I give Rory a wide birth.
Anyway, I do not wish to take anything away from your exceptional editorial.
Best wishes,
Elric