And the vote is in the No's have it. WFA to be removed from many. If the Labour policy works as they claim, it will cost them more than they save financially, but has cost them politically. That being a success is debatable.
Fozzefelchburpo is a highly successful businessman & I wash cars & get money from my mum to live on apparently.
You are a clapped out old fart with an unhealthy interest in my mother who is probably a good 10 to 15 years younger than you. You probably sell out of date crisps to Pakis at your local car boot sale & class yourself as a self employed catering executive
Not self-employed Dumbkunt - but do work for some very big companies on varied contracts ... but on payroll ... no interest in your mother... but lots of sympathy for her ... can't have been easy raising such a short arsed sponging ferret ...
Bloody Buggery Bollocks Brexit EU ‘needs €800bn-a-year spending boost to avert agonising decline’ Report by Mario Draghi calls for additional investment to regain growth and prevent social unrest The EU should fear for its self-preservation as it faces a “slow and agonising decline”, according to a hard-hitting report by the former Italian prime minister Mario Draghi that calls for an €800bn-a-year spending boost to end years of stagnation. “We are already in crisis mode and to ignore this is to slide into a situation you don’t want to have,” said Draghi, who is also a former head of the European Central Bank. Speaking at the launch of the report in Brussels, Draghi said Europe’s productivity was “weak, very weak”, and the energy crisis had shown how the EU needed to end its traditional dependence on countries in other continents for vital energy sources and raw materials. World trade was slowing, and had become less open to European countries, Draghi said, adding that Europe needed to invest more in defence for the first time since the second world war. EU growth had been persistently slower than that of the US in the past two decades, he said while China had subsidised many industries to a level where they could out-compete EU firms. The report highlighted how 30% of EU startup businesses that had grown to be valued at more than €1bn – known as unicorns – had moved abroad, and mostly to list on stock markets in the US. https://www.theguardian.com/world/article/2024/sep/09/eu-mario-draghi-report-spending-boost
Just think how much they would want from the UK, if we rejoined. And on top of that we would not benefit from it
Drop in the ocean compared to Dido Harding's £37 billion ... never trust the Tories .... Landslide...
