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[magicjuan]

Well I'm sure you are a lovely person in real life. I'm loving the current labour government, good to see how it is bringing back sanity and making decisions that will benefit the majority in the long run. Even if we can't see it now and only see them as taking away.

Even if that means I have less for it moving forward. I'd must rather see a better country as a whole.

You've no idea what you're on about. Nevermind. Say hello to your Laura

 

[Kurt.]

You've no idea what you're on about. Nevermind. Say hello to your Laura

That’s curtains for that conversation I’m guessing

 

[magicjuan]

That’s curtains for that conversation I’m guessing

What happens when you act like a proper quilt

 

[Kurt.]

What happens when you act like a proper quilt

Duvet even realise it though ??

 

[Sean Ashley]

It was a blanket statement

 

[Sean Ashley]

I'll let it lie for now

 

[Bruce Wayne]

@Sean Ashley are you related to @Old Blue 2 by any chance?

 

[JimmyJeffers]

@Sean Ashley are you related to @Old Blue 2 by any chance?

 

[Bruce Wayne]

I've summoned rage so intense Mike Lynch might die a second time.

 

[Sean Ashley]

@Sean Ashley are you related to @Old Blue 2 by any chance?

I've summoned rage so intense Mike Lynch might die a second time.

 

[Goat]

What are we annoyed about tonight fellow Socialists?

 

[davek]

Reeves:

One likely budget change involves the government’s debt rule. At present the rule – which says public debt should be falling as a proportion of national income within five years – includes payments to indemnify losses made by the Bank of England on its bond-buying operations. Economists have said removing the Bank from the debt definition would allow Reeves to borrow up to £20bn more each year.

The chancellor said she considered the debt rule less important than her other measure of financial sustainability – that day-to-day state spending should be covered by tax receipts – and added: “We will set out the precise way to measure debt in the budget in October. It is reasonable for the government to borrow to invest.”

Looks like the fiscal rules have ended then.

 

[Goat]

Reeves:




Looks like the fiscal rules have ended then.

First racism and now National debt, is there anything Special K cant fix?

What a man.

 

[Joey66]

@Sean Ashley are you related to @Old Blue 2 by any chance?

Are you googling your divorce Bruce? Instead of a good lawyer- just asking - best of luck in the proceedings is Rumpole of the old Bailey available- if not the politics thread allies will help?

 

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