Election 2024
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Rupert has fallen out with Nigel. Both are ****s. As is anyone daft enough to believe that a party of Ruperts and Nigels could ever represent ordinary working people.
The one who unexpectedly won a seat somewhere in East Brexitshire did time for beating his wife up I’m fairly sure.
Ex-girlfriend in fact. Forgot to mention it before the election and Reform’s thorough vetting process managed to somehow miss it. And Basildon, which is essentially East Brexitshire.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_McMurdock
Ex-girlfriend in fact. Forgot to mention it before the election and Reform’s thorough vetting process managed to somehow miss it. And Basildon, which is essentially East Brexitshire.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_McMurdock
Reform even ****ed up the vetting process as they didn’t supply the company with basic info like DOB, home address etc. And neither did many of their candidates give personal consent for the vetting company to check them out.
Largely because reform just wanted to throw as much mud at the wall to see what would stick. So they put forward a candidate for every seat without even knowing who these ****ers were
in amongst them were wife beaters, anti semites, Islamophobes and people who praised Hitler.
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Bob Bacon, 56, halfway through a ten stretch for raping his teenage step-daughter narrowly lost the seat of South-West ****erton. A Reform spokesperson said the party admits it has since discovered some flaws in its outsourced vetting procedures and Mr Bacon is no longer associated with the limited company.
Bob Bacon was always going to be a wrong un
Mr Bacon has since been found to have won 37 votes representing the BNP in the council by-election for East ****erton in 2004 as well as getting a six month suspended sentence for assaulting a police officer during an EDL rally in 2013.
Randomly insert AI generated pictures of Musk and Trump naked felating each other into every video streamed in the US.
So with all the toxic chemicals and jet fuel fumes being pumped into the air from ships crashing I'll have to eat even less beef and use roll on deodorant right?
We’re all going to be forced onto the Peej 600 calorie diet soon.
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https://www.bbc.com/news/live/cly412xwz44t
This **** has to seriously stop with the cocaine. He's so erratic.
Canada just holding fast with their tariffs at a set amount whilst the US can't decide what the hell it wants.
This **** has to seriously stop with the cocaine. He's so erratic.
Canada just holding fast with their tariffs at a set amount whilst the US can't decide what the hell it wants.
That reads to me that Trump has called Canada’s bluff. Canada have backed down from imposing their tariffs on the electricity, so Trump has ‘only’ hit them with a 25% tariff instead of a 50% tariff.
If I were Canada/Mexico/EU/China
1) work towards free trade zone between the tarrifed countries to offset US tarrifs. (Maybe not China because their lower labour laws and subsidized industries could hurt EU/Canada)
2) work together to target specific US industries and rotate once they've brought an industry to its knees.
Example... Canada and EU seem to both be going after alcohol. Once that industry is damaged and moves to partially dismantle move to US automakers, etc. Think Canada has the right idea there... Just block the sale completely... It's not like Canada (and EU for that matter) don't produce their own.
It would be far more effective in ending the trade war if everyone being attacked economically worked together to harm the US economy rather than setting their own retaliations. Targeting specific industries until significant damage is done and then changing focus would work better than across the board tarrifs. If you kill the whiskey industry for example, it would take a long time for them to rebuild ability to produce.
1) work towards free trade zone between the tarrifed countries to offset US tarrifs. (Maybe not China because their lower labour laws and subsidized industries could hurt EU/Canada)
2) work together to target specific US industries and rotate once they've brought an industry to its knees.
Example... Canada and EU seem to both be going after alcohol. Once that industry is damaged and moves to partially dismantle move to US automakers, etc. Think Canada has the right idea there... Just block the sale completely... It's not like Canada (and EU for that matter) don't produce their own.
It would be far more effective in ending the trade war if everyone being attacked economically worked together to harm the US economy rather than setting their own retaliations. Targeting specific industries until significant damage is done and then changing focus would work better than across the board tarrifs. If you kill the whiskey industry for example, it would take a long time for them to rebuild ability to produce.
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