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If you watch the debate between Sunak and Starmer tonight, remember what David Cameron said in 2016, "There is no expert that is saying we would make a saving from leaving the EU" "The only black hole will be in our public finances, because we'd have a smaller economy,...

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Left: Fasial Islam, "The budget hole the Treasury are trying to bridge with tax rises is £40 billion a year." Right: "Brexit costs the government £40 billion a year in lost tax revenue" A remarkable coincidence that the budget hole Labour have found equates to the loss in tax revenues from trade with the EU caused by Brexit If Labour joined the EU Single Market, this problem goes away But because Labour will keep the UK out of the EU Single Market, we either have tax rises or fewer services The only third option is for Labour to borrow to invest, which wouldn't be a bad idea. But any reduction in public services is squarely down to Brexit In 2016, Boris Johnson and the Brexiters blamed the EU for a lack of public services in the UK. How ironic that now without the EU Single Market we either raise taxes, or borrow further, to fund public services What a shambles
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Left: Fasial Islam, "The budget hole the Treasury are trying to bridge with tax rises is £40 billion a year." Right: "Brexit costs the government £40 billion a year in lost tax revenue" A remarkable coincidence that the budget hole Labour have found equates to the loss in tax revenues from trade with the EU caused by Brexit If Labour joined the EU Single Market, this problem goes away But because Labour will keep the UK out of the EU Single Market, we either have tax rises or fewer services The only third option is for Labour to borrow to invest, which wouldn't be a bad idea. But any reduction in public services is squarely down to Brexit In 2016, Boris Johnson and the Brexiters blamed the EU for a lack of public services in the UK. How ironic that now without the EU Single Market we either raise taxes, or borrow further, to fund public services What a shambles

Farrukh

96,509 просмотров • 1 год назад

Left: Mailonline reporter points out that Labour have a £40 billion black hole in the public finances Right: By sheer coincidence, Brexit costs the UK £40 billion a year in lost tax because we are outside the EU Single Market Labour's 'make Brexit work' is literally making the UK poorer and unable to pay for public services. During the 2016 referendum it was called 'project fear' and yet here we are 🤷‍♂️
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Left: Mailonline reporter points out that Labour have a £40 billion black hole in the public finances Right: By sheer coincidence, Brexit costs the UK £40 billion a year in lost tax because we are outside the EU Single Market Labour's 'make Brexit work' is literally making the UK poorer and unable to pay for public services. During the 2016 referendum it was called 'project fear' and yet here we are 🤷‍♂️

Farrukh

75,121 просмотров • 1 год назад

Left: Rachel Reeves, "A £22 billion black hole in the public finances" Right: Steve Bray asking the question that so far no journalist has asked, "What about that £40 billion black hole of Brexit" 4th July - Tory wipe Out 👏 It's perfectly possible to be thankful that we finally have a competent adult as Chancellor, as well as keep making the point that if we want to supercharge growth in the UK, the best way to do that is to rejoin the EU Single Market It's inevitable, the question is how many years of lost trade and tax revenue before we do so
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Left: Rachel Reeves, "A £22 billion black hole in the public finances" Right: Steve Bray asking the question that so far no journalist has asked, "What about that £40 billion black hole of Brexit" 4th July - Tory wipe Out 👏 It's perfectly possible to be thankful that we finally have a competent adult as Chancellor, as well as keep making the point that if we want to supercharge growth in the UK, the best way to do that is to rejoin the EU Single Market It's inevitable, the question is how many years of lost trade and tax revenue before we do so

Farrukh

584,542 просмотров • 2 лет назад

For her, wiping out the white population in London is a victory. If we'd said something like that about black people, police would have come to our house within five minutes and arrested us.
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For her, wiping out the white population in London is a victory. If we'd said something like that about black people, police would have come to our house within five minutes and arrested us.

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Pierre Poilievre: "The only thing that's protecting us from tariffs on a large part of our economy is the fact that we do have the original deal negotiated by Brian Mulroney. If we didn't have that, we'd be paying much higher tariffs today." (we do not in fact still have nafta)
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Pierre Poilievre: "The only thing that's protecting us from tariffs on a large part of our economy is the fact that we do have the original deal negotiated by Brian Mulroney. If we didn't have that, we'd be paying much higher tariffs today." (we do not in fact still have nafta)

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2016: Nigel Farage, "The worst case scenario economically, is better. than where we are today" 2020: Boris Johnson, "Prosper nightly remains an extremely good description of life after January 1st" 2025: Bloomberg, "Brexit Hit to UK Economy Double Official estimate" National Bureau of Economic Research Study: ⬇️ GDP down 8% ⬇️ Investment down 18% ⬇️ Employment down 4% ⬇️ Productivity down 4% 🔻£35 billion lost in Income tax & NI 🔻£25 billion lost in VAT 🔻£15 billion lost in Corporation tax 🆘 Estimated loss in tax revenue is £75 billion per year What have we got after Brexit? £4.8 billion for 🇮🇳 Indian-UK £2.3 billion for 🇦🇺 Australia-UK £0.8 billion for 🇳🇿 New Zealand-UK £9.0 billion for 🇪🇺 EU reset with UK 🆘 £16.9 billion - Current best case scenario by 2040 The reason taxes will go up, and spending will be cut, again, is because Brexit is making us poorer Today, former UKIP, former Reform UK, Nathan Gill, who admitted taking bribes to do what Farage and Johnson did for free: talk down the EU, will be sentenced ➡️The UK has always been a sovereign nation; just as every EU nation is a sovereign nation, they just chose to work together for the greater good ➡️The UK has always had control of our borders. Even within the EU the UK could remove any EU citizen e.g. if they were a danger, or didn't contribute ➡️ Poverty an austerity were not caused by the EU, they were caused by the Conservative party underfunding public services ➡️ And when the UK left the EU, to make up for the freedom of people that provided temporary workers to the UK, Boris Johnson's point based system approved visas for 3.5 million legal migrants, he did that without investing in public services. Not the fault of immigrants but of the UK government exercising their Brexit freedoms So the UK can carry on believing populists that will say whatever angers swathes of the population to get power and influence, like Farage or Johnson Or the UK can acknowledge that Farage's and Johnson's Brexit ideology has not only been a disaster, but it has been the opposite of what both of them promised If we want the economy to grow faster, if we want to cut taxes, and increase spending, the sooner we boost our economic growth by rejoining the European Union, the better
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2016: Nigel Farage, "The worst case scenario economically, is better. than where we are today" 2020: Boris Johnson, "Prosper nightly remains an extremely good description of life after January 1st" 2025: Bloomberg, "Brexit Hit to UK Economy Double Official estimate" National Bureau of Economic Research Study: ⬇️ GDP down 8% ⬇️ Investment down 18% ⬇️ Employment down 4% ⬇️ Productivity down 4% 🔻£35 billion lost in Income tax & NI 🔻£25 billion lost in VAT 🔻£15 billion lost in Corporation tax 🆘 Estimated loss in tax revenue is £75 billion per year What have we got after Brexit? £4.8 billion for 🇮🇳 Indian-UK £2.3 billion for 🇦🇺 Australia-UK £0.8 billion for 🇳🇿 New Zealand-UK £9.0 billion for 🇪🇺 EU reset with UK 🆘 £16.9 billion - Current best case scenario by 2040 The reason taxes will go up, and spending will be cut, again, is because Brexit is making us poorer Today, former UKIP, former Reform UK, Nathan Gill, who admitted taking bribes to do what Farage and Johnson did for free: talk down the EU, will be sentenced ➡️The UK has always been a sovereign nation; just as every EU nation is a sovereign nation, they just chose to work together for the greater good ➡️The UK has always had control of our borders. Even within the EU the UK could remove any EU citizen e.g. if they were a danger, or didn't contribute ➡️ Poverty an austerity were not caused by the EU, they were caused by the Conservative party underfunding public services ➡️ And when the UK left the EU, to make up for the freedom of people that provided temporary workers to the UK, Boris Johnson's point based system approved visas for 3.5 million legal migrants, he did that without investing in public services. Not the fault of immigrants but of the UK government exercising their Brexit freedoms So the UK can carry on believing populists that will say whatever angers swathes of the population to get power and influence, like Farage or Johnson Or the UK can acknowledge that Farage's and Johnson's Brexit ideology has not only been a disaster, but it has been the opposite of what both of them promised If we want the economy to grow faster, if we want to cut taxes, and increase spending, the sooner we boost our economic growth by rejoining the European Union, the better

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Jonathan Reynolds, "Our biggest trading relationship is with the EU, but on an individual country basis it is the US" So our trade with the EU is bigger than our trade with the US, which begs the question why Labour is keeping barriers to trade with the EU, which in turns keeps our economy poorer Reynolds then talks about the - £3.4 billion from UK-US tariff deal - £14 billion from UK-EU reset - £4.8 billion from UK-India That's £22 billion, which doesn't come close to recovering the £140 billion in trade with the EU that is lost by keeping the UK outside the EU Single Market
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Operation SAFE in Tulsa. We have an obligation to clear these encampments that have destroyed state property. Our obligation is also to the tax paying citizens of Tulsa, who deserve a clean and safe city.
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