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We want to see all the peace loving Cypriots attend this event.

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No Excuse for not attending by anybody in the UK.

Music, food and wine and civilised conversation unless you are a Swine, in which case you are liable to get your ass kicked verbally that is not physically. What more do you need?

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How very interesting.

The Telegraph
A £1m inheritance tax threshold could win us the election, say Tory MPs
Story by Ruby Hinchliffe

Raising the inheritance tax threshold to £1m could win the Tories next year’s general election – just like it did in 2010 – according to MPs.

Anthony Browne, who chairs the Backbench Treasury Committee, recalls the “huge political debate” over inheritance tax swirling back in 2009, a year before David Cameron beat Gordon Brown at the ballot box.

Do you suppose the Swine voters will fall for the same trick twice?

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Interesting insight into the Swine.

https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=944306895591567

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No wonder we are in a mess. First we had Cameron, followed by dancing queen May and then the BoZo took over followed by Truss and now Fishy.

In some respects, it is remarkable that a relatively newly elected MP, who just four years ago was leading the government’s consultation into disabled toilets, is now prime minister. Yet as Ashcroft appears at pains to point out throughout 28 of 30 chapters dedicated to how he got there, the pint-sized premier appeared destined for greatness from the start.

So there is some substance to this toilet janitor lark.

[url]https://www.msn.com/en-gb/entertainment/tv/the-book-that-reveals-the-true-problem-with-rishi-sunak/ar-AA1gVuJT?ocid=entnewsntp&cvid=a30a7e4e3c424883a7fe9776fcd96de4&ei=8[url][/url][/url]

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No wonder we are in a mess. First we had Cameron, followed by dancing queen May and then the BoZo took over followed by Truss and now Fishy.

In some respects, it is remarkable that a relatively newly elected MP, who just four years ago was leading the government’s consultation into disabled toilets, is now prime minister. Yet as Ashcroft appears at pains to point out throughout 28 of 30 chapters dedicated to how he got there, the pint-sized premier appeared destined for greatness from the start.

So there is some substance to this toilet janitor lark.

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/entertainment/tv/the-book-that-reveals-the-true-problem-with-rishi-sunak/ar-AA1gVuJT?ocid=entnewsntp&cvid=a30a7e4e3c424883a7fe9776fcd96de4&ei=8

trigger happy with the ol url button is aaaaaaaaaaaaal.

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You cannot make it up.

Here is the new slogan for the Swine Party.

We're not going to save the planet by bankrupting people,

Who the hell was it that went to meetings and agreed to reduction of carbon in the environment the Martians?

They conveniently forget the 15 increases in interest rates that they announced in the last month where some people found they had to pay up to 1500 pounds more for their mortgages. The only ones affected so far are the people who's fixed rate has come to an end. Within the next 6 months or so everybody else is going to be hit with the increase. But of course the most hit are people who are buying for the first time, they had no such protection. Instead they have had to get mortgages beyond 25 years, some up to 50 years. They will go to their graves and the mortgage will transfer to their children.

Populism is the curse of democracy. Nazis tried it and so has very other fascists party since. The Swine party is no exception.

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/we-re-not-going-to-save-the-planet-by-bankrupting-people-says-home-secretary/ar-AA1gYLz4?ocid=entnewsntp&cvid=769535adb7734570a5ceea131a3585d0&ei=7

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I mean is this was not so serious it would be very funny right?

"We need to put household costs and budgets first. We need to put the cost of living first," she added.

With all the exorbitant profits the energy companies and the supermarkets are making no effort to curtail them from overcharging.

But they do care apparently and if they say so you believe them right? My Swine friends swear by them.

In reality if no more new cars are being produced using oil products, surely the car use will go on another 30 years or so. You can see cars running around that are 50 years old.

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Talk of shit show. Sky has done it again. They could not arrange a piss-up in a brewery. How could they not defend how wrong it is for the Swine to delay the policy on stopping production of petrol and diesel cars and gas boilers by 2030 to 2035. In any case who guarantees that it will actually happen.

Good old Badenoch has come up with the most feeble argument about why it should be delayed. She claimed that poor people cannot afford to spend money on their cars during the cost of living crises. Most of the poor people I know buy old bangers. So how many poor people does she know that buy new cars?

In any case petrol and diesel cars will be available for sale decades after 2030. Gas boilers can last up to 20 years and more. It was ok while they allowed the energy companies and supermarkets to make exorbitant profits that caused inflation and then they clobbered the poor by then allowing the Bank of Swine to increase the interest rates. They were not concerned about the poor then. In any case one third of the population does not have cars. Only the Swine buy news cars every 3 years. I know a few like that.

Should we really feels sorry for the Swine. Those who can afford to replace their car with a new one every 3 years or so, I am sure can afford to replace their car by 2030 with a new electric car.

https://news.sky.com/video/business-secretary-kemi-badenoch-questioned-over-impact-of-net-zero-roll-back-on-poorest-in-society-12966100

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Here are some interesting facts.

Year......Number of new cars sold in the uk
2022 ....1,614,063
2021.....1,647,181
2020 ....1,631,064
2019.....2,311,140

Out of 67 million people they would rather have thousands choke to death because there is 1.6 million buyers that may wish to spend a bit more for their new cars. And who the hell are these 1.6 million buyers. Of these sales more then half a million is bought by corporations.

Rishi Sunak has insisted he is “absolutely not slowing down” efforts to combat climate change a day after weakening a host of pledges designed to help the UK reach net zero in a shift that drew widespread criticism.

Only a Swine can make such a statement while delaying a policy by 5 years. And who the fuck passed that law in the first place?
Naturally this was a law passed by parliament so he will be challenged on the changes unless the parliament agrees with him in a vote

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/rishi-sunak-insists-he-is-absolutely-not-slowing-down-climate-efforts/ar-AA1h2nqI?ocid=entnewsntp&cvid=7ae6e765edd348529cdc63f539788a4f&ei=18