As long as people acknowledge the issues I think most people won’t feel forced to Farage. But saying there isn’t one or that only bigots see one… dangerous.Or gain votes for the likes of Farridge & Co Ltd.
As long as people acknowledge the issues I think most people won’t feel forced to Farage. But saying there isn’t one or that only bigots see one… dangerous.Or gain votes for the likes of Farridge & Co Ltd.
Sadly it will take a long time to change the hearts and minds of those whose bigotry is so deep-rooted that they refuse to be seen by a doctor with a brown face, or refuse to speak any other language than English when they are in a foreign country. I accept that not all those who voted Reform are that bad, but a good percentage of them are.As long as people acknowledge the issues I think most people won’t feel forced to Farage. But saying there isn’t one or that only bigots see one… dangerous.
Sadly it will take a long time to change the hearts and minds of those whose bigotry is so deep-rooted that they refuse to be seen by a doctor with a brown face, or refuse to speak any other language than English when they are in a foreign country. I accept that not all those who voted Reform are that bad, but a good percentage of them are.
I think there is a broader international effort to try stop multinationals fiddling their tax into lower rate countries. But the havens and America are (unsurprisingly) not on board yet. I’m not sure it’s something quite as simple as something we can do alone. But a broader move in this direction internationally might helpI will be interested in seeing if shares dividends are looked at by Labour, as a way of raising additional tax revenue.
As I understand it the basic rate is set at just 8.75%, considerably lower than the rate paid by workers.
I would also hope that they introduce some kind of law that is aimed at any company that is given a government contract, as in the company MUST pay all it’s taxes, from profit connected to the contract, in the UK (if this isn’t already happening).
Equally they should be looking to stop companies like Amazon paying their taxes on money made in the UK, countries with a lower tax rate.
Can’t we do what we want after Brexit then?I think there is a broader international effort to try stop multinationals fiddling their tax into lower rate countries. But the havens and America are (unsurprisingly) not on board yet. I’m not sure it’s something quite as simple as something we can do alone. But a broader move in this direction internationally might help
Just read some of their policies, seem as bad if not worse than Le Pen and her mob!You must log in or register to see media
Which ones? I haven’t read them so this is a genuine questionJust read some of their policies, seem as bad if not worse than Le Pen and her mob!
Read the policies across a few different sources, just found from Google.Which ones? I haven’t read them so this is a genuine question
Where did you find the summary of the policies ?
Thing is - neither the far left or far right can command a majority based on this. The left will have to water down its policies by teaming with macron. But if they are sensible they might be able to get some stepping stones
No clue what happens now - I just know that none of the parties manifestos get implemented in full
The Spanish PM, Sanchez has been brilliant to include a wide spectrum of people from different parties from across the left and Catalanist Nationalists (Puigdemont), so he knows how to reach out to people and build bridges. Without him, Spain would be under the weak leadership of the Conservative Feijoo supported by the hard-right Vox party. Mallorca is suffering because Popular Partido (Conservatives) chose an alliance with Vox. One of the things Vox wants to do is end the learning of Catalan in Mallorcan public schools for parents who don't want it. I thought learning languages was rather helpful rather than a hindrance but then Vox knows better.Well the PM has said he will resigned tomorrow and then hard negotiations begin. Chaos will ensue.