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Post by francegas on Apr 18, 2024 20:27:09 GMT
Cheers Yatton πΊπΊ Although it's snowing Iβm over in France last week of May and first week of June in the Moho. Visiting Brittany area for the first time ,Carantec for 3 days then Quimper for 4 days . Second week might head for the gulf of Morbihan or go further south if weβre chasing the sun !Β Got any tips for me ? Loved your last tip to go on the great Β Bernardβs pass π No problem, leave it with me and I'll come up with ideas for you.
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Post by francegas on Apr 18, 2024 17:42:49 GMT
Is this a case of Whataboutery ?. At least he's done the decent thing and stepped down pending the outcome of an investigation where as Rayner...... Seriously, how many Tory MPs have been embroiled in scandals in the last few yrs ? Meanwhile you bang on about Rayner and a βpossible β three grand owing ππ I don't think scandals and controversies are restricted just to the Tory MPs it's across the board. If you want a good read google Keith Vaz and read up on all his controversies and scandals over the years. Mind you you'll need 1/2 hour to read them all.
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Post by francegas on Apr 18, 2024 11:58:23 GMT
OK you use the online version then.π Have a great day France ! π Cheers Yatton πΊπΊ Although it's snowing
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Post by francegas on Apr 18, 2024 11:26:53 GMT
Well you weren't sympathetic towards people who had money to send their children to private Schools having to pay VAT on school fees. In respect of the artical published it's a non story. (Not everyone has to agree in all articles in a paper no more than I'm sure your beloved Guardian doesn't print everything you agree with). As I said 177 golden visas issued in 11 years. Hardly a major impact on those wishing to retire to Spain. Never bought a copy of the Guardian in my life π OK you use the online version then.π
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Post by francegas on Apr 18, 2024 11:21:16 GMT
The headline is misleading. I take it you read the whole article. So since it's launch in 2013 only 177 golden visas have been issued to Brits. Mind you as you seem to despise people with money I would have thought you'd be delighted that the rich no longer get preferential treatment and will have to apply for a visa like everyone else. Why would I despise people with money ? π I despise corruption, tax evaders etc Youβve always told me itβs simple for anyone to retire abroad and itβs no more difficult than before. Your favourite rag is now bemoaning the loss of golden visas. You donβt see the hypocrisy. π Well you weren't sympathetic towards people who had money to send their children to private Schools having to pay VAT on school fees. In respect of the artical published it's a non story. (Not everyone has to agree in all articles in a paper no more than I'm sure your beloved Guardian doesn't print everything you agree with). As I said 177 golden visas issued in 11 years. Hardly a major impact on those wishing to retire to Spain.
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Post by francegas on Apr 18, 2024 8:09:26 GMT
The headline is misleading. I take it you read the whole article. So since it's launch in 2013 only 177 golden visas have been issued to Brits. Mind you as you seem to despise people with money I would have thought you'd be delighted that the rich no longer get preferential treatment and will have to apply for a visa like everyone else.
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Post by francegas on Apr 18, 2024 7:09:57 GMT
Is this a case of Whataboutery ?. At least he's done the decent thing and stepped down pending the outcome of an investigation where as Rayner......
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Post by francegas on Apr 17, 2024 8:16:29 GMT
Standards of service in hospitality have plummeted since our European cousins fled these shores for somewhere more welcoming. Are you able to break down the number of EU Citizens working in hospitality who fled the UK due to brexit and the number who fled due to the pandemic ? Unless I'm missing something but didn't those EU workers have every right to remain in the UK at the time of brexit providing they were legally resident in the UK. If they fled because they were not legally resident and not paying UK tax then who is to blame? Had you said that brexit has made it difficult (although not impossible) for EU citizens to now come to the UK and work in the hospitality industry I would totally agree with you. In 2020 nearly 10,000 pubs bars and restaurants closed across the UK at the time of the pandemic. In 2023 (post pandemic) 509 pubs closed which equates to over 6000 job losses. Imagine the job losses in 2020. Those EU workers had to either find alternative employment in the industry they knew (pretty unlikely) or return to their home country.
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Post by francegas on Apr 16, 2024 18:55:56 GMT
Do you see the hypocrisy of her buying her council house under a scheme introduced by a party she loathes, introduced by a Prime Minister she loathes gaining a Β£48000 profit and not paying a penny in CGT that everyone else who sold within the time scales has paid. Oh and she plans to make changes to the scheme not allowing others to gain as she did. That's the hypocrisy of it. If she has broken the law, yes I agree. But we don't know that yet. What we do, actually, know is that some of her accusers have avoided millions in paying tax because of their non dom status. That is the irony and hypocrisy I refer to. But a non dom status is a legal status that's been around for a very long time. Whether it's morally right is another debate. Labour under Blair had every opportunity to abolish it but even they chose not to.
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Post by francegas on Apr 16, 2024 18:15:53 GMT
Nobody yet mentioned the Smoking bill, Rwanda bill or the National Conservatives being banned in Brussels? Smoking bill is a great bit of legalisation π Rwanda bill is shocking and shameful π No doubt the snowflakes will cry after their little fash bash was cancelled π Pathetic post ππ
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Post by francegas on Apr 16, 2024 18:14:55 GMT
πππππ On please. As in your words Yatton "cry me a f**king river". So we all have to feel sorry for Angie because she was bought up in poverty. Being bought up in poverty doesn't give you the right to not declare a profit that is subject to Capital gains tax by "potentially" lying and cheating the system. Maybe if she had got herself an education rather than getting knocked up ar age 15 she would know better. My wife was bought up in Ireland in real poverty (which I can guarantee was far worse than what Angie endured) and she has bought herself up with more morals in her little finger than what Angie has. So no I have zero sympathy for the tax dodger. You don't see the irony of her being chased by non Dom's? Do you see the hypocrisy of her buying her council house under a scheme introduced by a party she loathes, introduced by a Prime Minister she loathes gaining a Β£48000 profit and not paying a penny in CGT that everyone else who sold within the time scales has paid. Oh and she plans to make changes to the scheme not allowing others to gain as she did. That's the hypocrisy of it.
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Post by francegas on Apr 16, 2024 17:55:01 GMT
You don't see the irony of her being chased by non Dom's? France is an absolute belter π ! Droning on & on about Raynor and a few grand but absolutely no words said on the Tory corruption, tax evasion etc for literally millions of pounds . Honestly donβt know how he has the brass neck to post his nonsense π Blimey you really don't like people responding to your posts that you don't agree with. Typical of you to revert to insults without actually responding to points raised. Inview of the fact you were the one who posted a tweet about poor old Angie being raised in poverty it seems your the better!!ππππ If this was a Tory raised in a privileged house you'd be all over it like a rash but because boo hoo poor Angie didn't have a proper upbringing she shouldn't pay back tax she potentially owes. Oh the hypocrisy of it all.ππππππ
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Post by francegas on Apr 16, 2024 13:00:23 GMT
πππππ On please. As in your words Yatton "cry me a f**king river". So we all have to feel sorry for Angie because she was bought up in poverty. Being bought up in poverty doesn't give you the right to not declare a profit that is subject to Capital gains tax by "potentially" lying and cheating the system. Maybe if she had got herself an education rather than getting knocked up ar age 15 she would know better. My wife was bought up in Ireland in real poverty (which I can guarantee was far worse than what Angie endured) and she has bought herself up with more morals in her little finger than what Angie has. So no I have zero sympathy for the tax dodger.
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Post by francegas on Apr 13, 2024 22:28:02 GMT
Keep up, it's now Β£17k that she should have paid back under the right-to-buy scheme because she was not living in the house she bought under it... Wanna bet that she doesnβt have to pay back a penny ? Of course she won't because Starmer has the police in his pocket. Like he did in Durham.
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Post by francegas on Apr 13, 2024 8:38:29 GMT
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Post by francegas on Apr 12, 2024 22:39:20 GMT
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Post by francegas on Apr 12, 2024 21:54:13 GMT
Why? She was calling for Boris' head when there was an investigation before any outcome. So if she sticks to her moral standards she should resign before any conclusion of an investigation . Because anyone with half a brain knew Johnson was guiltyΒ Makes no difference Angie was calling for him to resign before any outcome so why doesn't she.
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Post by francegas on Apr 12, 2024 21:52:58 GMT
It's not even proven yet. Even GB news top expert said " she could owe up to Β£3k ". Google it. " she could " it might be zero. What a grass the Tory MP is . Anyone could grass on anyone of a tax bill of up to Β£3k over 10 years. This equates to 300 a year . Itβs very importantβ¦β¦. My friends France & Super have been banging on about this for weeks ! πππ And if it were a Tory you would be banging on about it and you know it. Does it matter how much it is? If she owes it she should pay it.
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Post by francegas on Apr 12, 2024 21:39:16 GMT
...so by her own self-imposed standards I assume she is resigning later today....? Surely we should wait for the investigations to conclude? π Why? She was calling for Boris' head when there was an investigation before any outcome. So if she sticks to her moral standards she should resign before any conclusion of an investigation .
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Post by francegas on Apr 9, 2024 11:59:52 GMT
Anyone think it's a little ironic that Labour have announced when they are elected they are going after tax dodgers!
Think they need to look a little closer to home first πππ
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