UK Politics: (the battle of the YouTube channels)

While I’m not doubting there is something wrong (and suspicious) for a small business to bring in that number of people I would point out that the two businesses mentioned are both still live on Companies House and have the same registered address.


This is where I just smile. So much noise about shop names (belonging to the same owner), missing the real problem.

Two companies are worth ~£7 000 together.


Also also owner of another worth £6.

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Oh, and being a micro company, no auditing required.

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At least Companies House has more transparency than our local CIPC.
 
Now let's multiply the following by a few hundred - heck, why not a few thousand?


That company is also still active on the list of registered sponsors as of 17th July. I wonder if the Home office will take a closer look now?

This suddenly starts making a lot more sense:


I’d be weary about this sort of data. Correlation is not always causation.
 
I'm sure this was the #1 priority Bogus Burnham heard on the doorsteps of Makerfield. Anyhow international aid is largely a scam as the money "disappears" into the hands of the elite from the recipient country.


He has been clear about his priorities and hasn’t mentioned this. So I’d be surprised if he goes ahead with that increase.
Rather His priorities has been this and cost of living.

Burnham to scrap digital ID to focus on cost of living in first major policy pledge https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5y08z25q8eo
 
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You come up with this cute nick name yourself? Now that you can’t use the one you used for Kier?

kindergarteners use silly nicknames - so I guess it’s fitting you, do too.

Lol. Two-tier Kier was a highly effective political attack because not only was it true, but it led to Labour losing tons of votes as it fed into the perception that Labour priorities certain groups over others (which it does).
 
Lol. Two-tier Kier was a highly effective political attack because not only was it true, but it led to Labour losing tons of votes as it fed into the perception that Labour priorities certain groups over others (which it does).

As I said, kindergarteners. :thumbsup:
 
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