Good news for UK

Nothing 'sour grapes' about pointing out the bleeding obvious!

So tell us mottie...

Do you agree or disagree that poorer people have been hit hardest by inflation?

Do you agree or disagree with the UK governments figures on core inflation and service sectyor inflation?

Do you agree or disagree with Bloomberg that brexit is costing the UK £100bn a year?

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Talking of pointing out the obvious, do you agree that saying you had made your last post in 2019 and were going to delete your account was a big fat bullsheet lie?
 
Mottie said:
Talking of pointing out the obvious, do you agree that saying you had made your last post in 2019 and were going to delete your account was a big fat bullsheet lie?
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Oh dear, the thug troll has been caught out yet again as usual :LOL:

So it resorts to it's default mode because it won't answer some simple questions...

And the reason it won't answer questions is that it is caught in a dilemma...

If it answers truthfully or untruthfully it matters not a jot...

Because whatever it says it can't get that 'laughing stock' branding removed from it's forehead!

But since you asked the same boring question hundreds of times, let's make it as simple as possible for you...

Did I make that post - yes.
Do circumstances change - yes
Did the troll vote to change those circumstances that have adversely affected the life choices of millions of people - yes

And talking of changes, did the troll change it's username due a change of circumstance?
 
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And talking of changes, did the troll change it's username due a change of circumstance?
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Yes. My change of circumstances for the umpteenth time: I was a regular mot tester when I signed up on here. Hence the name 'Motman'. When I stopped testing, I was no longer a mot tester so technically, no longer Motman. You, among others, were calling me 'Mottie' so I changed it to that. For the umpteenth time again, is that clear enough for you?

You said you had made your last post and we’re going to delete your account as you were "done with this website". You clearly didn’t so, as I’ve told you my change of circumstances, it’s only fair you tell me yours. Go on, you’ve had nearly 4 years to think of one!
 
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Mottie said:
You said you had made your last post and we’re going to delete your account as you were "done with this website". You clearly didn’t so, as I’ve told you my change of circumstances, it’s only fair you tell me yours. Go on, you’ve had nearly 4 years to think of one!
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Oh, swerved and forgotten. :rolleyes:

Anyway, more good news for this thread. No doubt the usual suspects will find fault with it…..

www.bbc.co.uk

Interest rates expected to be held after small economic growth

Higher borrowing costs are weighing on the UK, say analysts, after the economy grew just 0.2% in August.
www.bbc.co.uk
 
Mottie said:
Talking of pointing out the obvious, do you agree that saying you had made your last post in 2019 and were going to delete your account was a big fat bullsheet lie?
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It probabaly was as were Bojo lies which you belived so you don't have leg to stand on if you are complaining about liars.

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And like a knight in shining armour, SirGalahad charges to the defence of a damsel in distress. :ROFLMAO:
 
Mottie said:
And like a knight in shining armour, SirGalahad charges to the defence of a damsel in distress. :ROFLMAO:
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Well at least I have shining armour ;) , whilst you're covered in rags and get told its silk.

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SirGalahad said:
Well at least I have shining armour ;) , whilst you're covered in rags and get told its silk.

Woof Woof
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Serious question. Do you have some kind of verbal tic or are you just obsessed with dogs?

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The Conservatives have fought every election at least since the 1980s as the party of low taxation. But, as the IFS report suggests, that is no longer plausible. It says that Rishi Sunak’s decision to freeze the income tax personal allowance at its 2021-22 level for four years in his March 2021 budget, and Jeremy Hunt’s decision last year to make that a six-year freeze, not a four-year freeze, is now set to raise £52bn by 2027-28 – the same as a 6p rise in basic rate and higher rate income tax. The IFS says:

If we instead calculate revenue based on the latest inflation forecasts from the Bank of England (August 2023) and assuming that beyond 2026 Q3 inflation remains at 2%, it looks like the freeze to both income tax and NICs thresholds is now on course to raise £52bn in 2027–28 (or £43bn if subtracting the cost of the increase in the point at which employees and the self-employed pay NICs)
This is a huge tax rise. To give a comparison, the biggest single tax-raising measure in recent history was the June 2010 budget decision to increase the main rate of VAT from 17½% to 20%, which is estimated to raise £21bn in 2027–28. Or, to put it another way, other ways to raise roughly £52 bn of revenue include increasing both the basic and higher rate of income tax by 6p, or increasing the main rate of VAT from 20% to 26%.
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