The United Kingdom: The RISHI RICH Sunak ERA (1 Viewer)

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There's a full clip and sadly he was told to use it that way.
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If anything that’s worse. It would be like if someone had told Ed Milliband to just eat the bread and leave the bacon behind on purpose and he went ahead and did it.
 
Could someone actually describe what happened for those that didn’t see it?
 
The Greek media saying what we'd all like to say.


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Poor Susan Hall - the next Mayor of London and our saviour from this LIBERAL METROPOLITAN CESSPIT OF JIHADI CRIME - had a terrible time this week on SADIQ KHAN'S FAILING LONDON UNDERGROUND, when she was violently pickpocketed for her purse. A fact she bravely shared with the press.

Only for some WOKE GOOD SAMARITAN to then return the purse to her, after finding it on a tube seat, with all its money still inside -

www.standard.co.uk

Exclusive: New twist in Susan Hall lost wallet mystery as Good Samaritan speaks

Retired businessman Ajiz Andani tells Standard how he spotted her Freedom Pass and £40 in cash stuck between two seats on Jubilee line train
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A May election has been heavily rumoured. Well of course it has, anything to get those clicks. An earlier election theoretically being the least damaging route for Tory numbers, rather than dragging it out for another six months of Tory scandal and nonsense. Any shine Rishi might have once had is really wearing off now. I note their numbers dropping further recently.
 
Not sure why I'm doing this, but regarding the hammer thing, the full clip shows that she told him to tap it with the side of the hammer for that part of the task.

But let's not get distracted from the fact Rishi is an out of touch cunt.
 
The government just lost a division. (On infected blood compensation).

 
I just don't understand what they hope to achieve kicking out the spouses of people who live here already. Who supports that policy?
 
They picked a battle and they're losing it. This utter bullshit about "controlling our own borders" was a stupid, stupid place to pitch your biggest tent and it has been a total failure. The only thing they can do now is turn it into pure numbers, numbers which will make headlines, headlines which will confuse the stupid. Propose a ridiculous idea and claim that anyone opposing it is a security risk or wants uncontrolled immigration.

So here we are - waiting for people to be removed from their families because their partner - an NHS dietitian for example, doesn't earn enough.

Beyond hideous.
 
Didn't I read that 75% of people earn less than that? And in the NHS I imagine it would higher than that - and certainly in every junior grade. So where are the staff going to come from?

And doesn't this then mean that all those low paid jobs will then be BRITISH JOBS FOR BRITISH PEOPLE, so how does it even help on that level?

Never mind the fact that the NHS can't fill vacancies they have already. I've been to a couple of NHS recruitment events this year and keep a fairly regular eye on their job ads. Locally at least I've always got the impression they are desperate, and if I was looking for a grade 2 or 3 admin job, I could pretty much walk into it. And that's not bigging myself up at all - just how desperate they appear for staff.
 
Protecting low-paid jobs for the proles but keeping the good stuff open to the global elite. Truly a government that wants the best for the British people!
 
As long as the marriage isn’t fake, I’ve never understood the public policy merits of stopping a UK citizen bring their spouse into the country. Utterly bizarre.
 
Because how dare you marry a foreigner, that's why. I mean, why?? There's plenty of single people in Britain, why on earth would want to marry "out"?
 
You can't leave because we've taken Freedom Of Movement, you can't marry someone who isn't a UK citizen unless you're a high earner - it's some real "replacement theory" shit, innit?
 
The rules around this are already a pain in the arse, too - as I understand it, if I was to marry my boyfriend (who was on a student visa and now has a work one) then it would reset the amount of time he has to wait before claiming indefinite leave to remain, because his visa would change to a spousal one. So as someone who contributes to the economy and actively wants to settle here, he'd basically be punished if we got married.
 
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