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Post by Deleted on May 29, 2019 20:25:42 GMT
Ha ha. I think not. Anyway...back at the ranch..more money being watered away. Government spends almost £100m on Brexit consultants flip.it/e-Wq_KWTF do you think I have been talking about? Do you even read the postings? No feckin "ha ha" about it! Now now. Of course I read your posts, if I want to respond. But like Stuart, like the good Officer, its noted you go around in circles avoiding the evidence posted for you to read. In other words, anything that doesn't match your viewpoint you either change the subject, move on without referencing what's been said and then repeat what you want to be true later. It's not just me is it. Look at what those two guys have said just on this thread. Anyway, no point getting upset, there are other things in life, as well you know.
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Post by Deleted on May 29, 2019 20:29:04 GMT
WTF do you think I have been talking about? Do you even read the postings? No feckin "ha ha" about it! Now now. Of course I read your posts, if I want to respond. But like Stuart, like the good Officer, its noted you go around in circles avoiding the evidence posted for you to read. In other words, anything that doesn't match your viewpoint you either change the subject, move on without referencing what's been said and then repeat what you want to be true later. It's not just me is it. Look at what those two guys have said just on this thread. Anyway, no point getting upset, there are other things in life, as well you know. Nice try, but looking at your responses you have no idea what I'm talking about.
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Post by Deleted on May 29, 2019 20:37:38 GMT
Now now. Of course I read your posts, if I want to respond. But like Stuart, like the good Officer, its noted you go around in circles avoiding the evidence posted for you to read. In other words, anything that doesn't match your viewpoint you either change the subject, move on without referencing what's been said and then repeat what you want to be true later. It's not just me is it. Look at what those two guys have said just on this thread. Anyway, no point getting upset, there are other things in life, as well you know. Nice try, but looking at your responses you have no idea what I'm talking about. If you say so, it must be true. But deep in my heart I strongly suspect you have never run a Vat registered business operating in and out of the UK, therefore not knowing the impact on UK Government (or business) finances. Therefore you cannot quote the impact of cutting vat rates with any degree of knowledge. All the more humorous when, if you recall, you cried blue murder when Alistair Darling cut vat rates to 15% to stimulate the economy after the financial crash back in the day. Thus increasing the UK deficit and debt impairment. Now, when it's not necessary you advocate it. Go figure. Till the morrow.
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Post by Deleted on May 30, 2019 6:26:32 GMT
Nice try, but looking at your responses you have no idea what I'm talking about. If you say so, it must be true. But deep in my heart I strongly suspect you have never run a Vat registered business operating in and out of the UK, therefore not knowing the impact on UK Government (or business) finances. Therefore you cannot quote the impact of cutting vat rates with any degree of knowledge. All the more humorous when, if you recall, you cried blue murder when Alistair Darling cut vat rates to 15% to stimulate the economy after the financial crash back in the day. Thus increasing the UK deficit and debt impairment. Now, when it's not necessary you advocate it. Go figure. Till the morrow. I have not been talking about VAT paid by business. You are on the wrong track completely. Oh dear.
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Post by Deleted on May 30, 2019 7:15:22 GMT
If you say so, it must be true. But deep in my heart I strongly suspect you have never run a Vat registered business operating in and out of the UK, therefore not knowing the impact on UK Government (or business) finances. Therefore you cannot quote the impact of cutting vat rates with any degree of knowledge. All the more humorous when, if you recall, you cried blue murder when Alistair Darling cut vat rates to 15% to stimulate the economy after the financial crash back in the day. Thus increasing the UK deficit and debt impairment. Now, when it's not necessary you advocate it. Go figure. Till the morrow. I have not been talking about VAT paid by business. You are on the wrong track completely. Oh dear. Nobby, Who charges and collects Vat?
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Post by stuart1974 on May 30, 2019 7:37:43 GMT
I have not been talking about VAT paid by business. You are on the wrong track completely. Oh dear. Nobby, Who charges and collects Vat? Brussels 😎
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Post by Deleted on May 30, 2019 8:08:35 GMT
Nobby, Who charges and collects Vat? Brussels 😎 😂😂😂. The swines, it's a plot I tell you, to subvert our values😜
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Post by peterparker on May 30, 2019 8:56:12 GMT
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Post by Deleted on May 30, 2019 10:01:07 GMT
It's not Brexit. It's the weather. 🤣🤣
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Post by Deleted on May 30, 2019 10:10:32 GMT
I have not been talking about VAT paid by business. You are on the wrong track completely. Oh dear. Nobby, Who charges and collects Vat? I will type slowly just for you. Every time you pay VAT, a portion of that VAT goes to the EU. Fact. If we are no longer in the EU there is not a requirement to send that money to the EU. Stuart says that it totals 3 billion quid a year. Therefore, VAT could be reduced overall by the slice that gets sent to the EU. No government finances would be affected. The same with the 5% VAT on household heating bills. Nothing to do with the Laffer Curve, and God knows why you brought that up!
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Post by Deleted on May 30, 2019 10:26:35 GMT
So the story here is that car manufacturers brought forward their normal annual shutdown. Is this what they call journalism nowadays?
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Post by Deleted on May 30, 2019 10:38:02 GMT
Nobby, Who charges and collects Vat? I will type slowly just for you. Every time you pay VAT, a portion of that VAT goes to the EU. Fact. If we are no longer in the EU there is not a requirement to send that money to the EU. Stuart says that it totals 3 billion quid a year. Therefore, VAT could be reduced overall by the slice that gets sent to the EU. No government finances would be affected. The same with the 5% VAT on household heating bills. Nothing to do with the Laffer Curve, and God knows why you brought that up! Ok, let's leave it there. Input and output, margin and net vat payable is something you are refusing to recognise.
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Post by aghast on May 30, 2019 21:40:10 GMT
Causing a bit of a sensation on twitter, this "Who would you vote for in a GE tomorrow" poll is apparently the first time that neither Labour nor theTories have appeared in the top two in similar polls.
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Post by Deleted on May 31, 2019 7:03:13 GMT
Causing a bit of a sensation on twitter, this "Who would you vote for in a GE tomorrow" poll is apparently the first time that neither Labour nor theTories have appeared in the top two in similar polls. The only way the Tories can save themselves from total destruction is to Leave with No Deal on Oct 31st. Even then it may already be too late, but at least that would limit the damage to a certain extent. When you hear potential leaders like Hunt talking about another extension, then you realise that many in the Tory party just don't get it. Labour are just unelectable. They have ceased to be a credible political party. When the sitting government is the worst in living memory the Opposition should be rampant. Instead, we see Labour limping along. People see the disaster that is the Tory Party, but they also see that Labour are an even worse alternative, if that's possible.
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Post by Deleted on May 31, 2019 7:59:12 GMT
Causing a bit of a sensation on twitter, this "Who would you vote for in a GE tomorrow" poll is apparently the first time that neither Labour nor theTories have appeared in the top two in similar polls. The only way the Tories can save themselves from total destruction is to Leave with No Deal on Oct 31st. Even then it may already be too late, but at least that would limit the damage to a certain extent. When you hear potential leaders like Hunt talking about another extension, then you realise that many in the Tory party just don't get it. Labour are just unelectable. They have ceased to be a credible political party. When the sitting government is the worst in living memory the Opposition should be rampant. Instead, we see Labour limping along. People see the disaster that is the Tory Party, but they also see that Labour are an even worse alternative, if that's possible. If the Tories embrace no deal they will capture votes back from the loonies in the Brexit Party. They will however lose the support of the business community, donations from which gave dropped by 50%. The moderate Tories will break ranks. Labour is paying the price, rightly, for sitting on the fence, ignoring the will of the majority of its membership, and not coming out as a remain or best deal party, with a 2nd vote on that deal. Of course, they are also led by an incompetent. That poll clearly exposes the divide in the country which has got worse over the last 3 years.
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Post by Deleted on May 31, 2019 17:55:40 GMT
This is the kind of horse sh** that Brexiteers would have us believe Britain should take a lesson from Trump and slash taxes flip.it/AL9WqmUmm, and your debt profile Mr President? What about the state of public services? Resist this.
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Post by Officer Barbrady on May 31, 2019 18:39:27 GMT
This is the kind of horse sh** that Brexiteers would have us believe Britain should take a lesson from Trump and slash taxes flip.it/AL9WqmUmm, and your debt profile Mr President? What about the state of public services? Resist this. I read the other day 'Trump looking forward to an independent Britain' and I thought to myself I'll bet he is.
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Post by stuart1974 on May 31, 2019 20:23:28 GMT
This is the kind of horse sh** that Brexiteers would have us believe Britain should take a lesson from Trump and slash taxes flip.it/AL9WqmUmm, and your debt profile Mr President? What about the state of public services? Resist this. I read the other day 'Trump looking forward to an independent Britain' and I thought to myself I'll bet he is. Somehow I don't think we would be independent for long.
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Post by devonblue on May 31, 2019 21:42:36 GMT
Brexshit means Brexshit
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Post by Deleted on May 31, 2019 21:45:15 GMT
This is the kind of horse sh** that Brexiteers would have us believe Britain should take a lesson from Trump and slash taxes flip.it/AL9WqmUmm, and your debt profile Mr President? What about the state of public services? Resist this. Shock, horror......the US economy is booming.
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