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🚹 Tower Hamlets Council is making it easier to commit fraud. Those aren’t my words. They come straight from Ernst & Young’s report into the council. EY found that Tower Hamlets has: ❌ Failed to implement more than half of the anti-fraud recommendations already made ❌ Is now planning...

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🚹 EXPOSED: Tower Hamlets Council can’t even prove contracts exist. Ernst & Young - Tower Hamlets Council’s own auditors - say they could not find evidence that contracts for services were actually in place. This is the latest bombshell from a damning EY report into Tower Hamlets Council, and it comes on top of findings that show the council: ❌ Financial accounts don’t add up ❌ No clean audit since 2018 ❌ Removing controls to make fraud easier ❌ Money missing from the home care contract for years ❌ 222 active fraud investigations involving the council This rot goes back years and implicates both Labour and Aspire. Same council. Same culture. Same failure. If you vote for either of them in May, you are voting for more of the same.
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🚹 EXPOSED: Tower Hamlets Council can’t even prove contracts exist. Ernst & Young - Tower Hamlets Council’s own auditors - say they could not find evidence that contracts for services were actually in place. This is the latest bombshell from a damning EY report into Tower Hamlets Council, and it comes on top of findings that show the council: ❌ Financial accounts don’t add up ❌ No clean audit since 2018 ❌ Removing controls to make fraud easier ❌ Money missing from the home care contract for years ❌ 222 active fraud investigations involving the council This rot goes back years and implicates both Labour and Aspire. Same council. Same culture. Same failure. If you vote for either of them in May, you are voting for more of the same.

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🚹 Money can’t be accounted for in Tower Hamlets’ home care contract. That’s not my opinion - it comes straight from a bombshell Ernst & Young report. EY found that material payments were made that cannot be reconciled. In plain English: large sums were paid out, and the council cannot explain where the money went. Even more alarming? EY say this has been happening for several years. And this isn’t an isolated issue. This comes on top of EY sharing: ❌ 222 active fraud investigations involving the council ❌ The council scrapping anti-fraud controls, making fraud easier ❌ Financial statements that don’t add up ❌ No clean audit since 2018 This report doesn’t just implicate the current Aspire administration - it also covers the previous Labour-run council. At this point, it’s painfully clear: Neither Labour nor Aspire can be trusted to run Tower Hamlets.
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🚹 Money can’t be accounted for in Tower Hamlets’ home care contract. That’s not my opinion - it comes straight from a bombshell Ernst & Young report. EY found that material payments were made that cannot be reconciled. In plain English: large sums were paid out, and the council cannot explain where the money went. Even more alarming? EY say this has been happening for several years. And this isn’t an isolated issue. This comes on top of EY sharing: ❌ 222 active fraud investigations involving the council ❌ The council scrapping anti-fraud controls, making fraud easier ❌ Financial statements that don’t add up ❌ No clean audit since 2018 This report doesn’t just implicate the current Aspire administration - it also covers the previous Labour-run council. At this point, it’s painfully clear: Neither Labour nor Aspire can be trusted to run Tower Hamlets.

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🚹 EXPOSED: Tower Hamlets’ own auditors say fraud is MORE likely here than elsewhere This is what Ernst & Young say in a bombshell report on Tower Hamlets Council. EY found that the council’s internal controls are so weak that: ❌ There is very little chance fraud would be detected ❌ And even if it was detected, there is very little likelihood anything would happen to the person responsible And this is on top of everything else EY has already revealed: ❌ The council’s accounts don’t add up ❌ No clean audit since 2018 ❌ 222 active fraud investigations ❌ Money going missing for years from the home care contract This isn’t a one-off failure. It’s a pattern. Both Labour and Aspire have been proven incapable of running Tower Hamlets. If you vote for either in May - you are voting for more of the same.
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🚹 EXPOSED: Tower Hamlets’ own auditors say fraud is MORE likely here than elsewhere This is what Ernst & Young say in a bombshell report on Tower Hamlets Council. EY found that the council’s internal controls are so weak that: ❌ There is very little chance fraud would be detected ❌ And even if it was detected, there is very little likelihood anything would happen to the person responsible And this is on top of everything else EY has already revealed: ❌ The council’s accounts don’t add up ❌ No clean audit since 2018 ❌ 222 active fraud investigations ❌ Money going missing for years from the home care contract This isn’t a one-off failure. It’s a pattern. Both Labour and Aspire have been proven incapable of running Tower Hamlets. If you vote for either in May - you are voting for more of the same.

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🚹 There are 222 active fraud investigations involving Tower Hamlets Council, according to a bombshell EY report. This isn’t rumour. This isn’t speculation. This is an independent auditor laying it out in black and white. The largest share of those investigations relate to housing fraud according to the report. And this comes on top of EY already confirming: ❌ Tower Hamlets’ finances don’t add up ❌ No clean audit since 2018 Which matters, because this doesn’t just implicate the current Mayor and Aspire - it also covers the previous Labour administration. Different parties. Same chaos. Same failures. At this point, the question isn’t who is worse. It’s why residents are still being asked to trust either of them with billions of pounds of public money.
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🚹 There are 222 active fraud investigations involving Tower Hamlets Council, according to a bombshell EY report. This isn’t rumour. This isn’t speculation. This is an independent auditor laying it out in black and white. The largest share of those investigations relate to housing fraud according to the report. And this comes on top of EY already confirming: ❌ Tower Hamlets’ finances don’t add up ❌ No clean audit since 2018 Which matters, because this doesn’t just implicate the current Mayor and Aspire - it also covers the previous Labour administration. Different parties. Same chaos. Same failures. At this point, the question isn’t who is worse. It’s why residents are still being asked to trust either of them with billions of pounds of public money.

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🚹 Tower Hamlets Council REFUSED to comply with its own auditors. In the latest, and possibly most damning, revelation from Ernst & Young
 
the council’s own auditors say they could not complete the audit because Tower Hamlets would not provide all the information required. They explicitly used the words “non-compliance.” When your own auditors publicly state that you won’t fully cooperate with an audit, that should be the final nail in the coffin. And remember this is on top of everything else EY has already exposed: ❌ Contracts that don’t exist ❌ Procurement rules bypassed ❌ Financial accounts that don’t add up ❌ No clean audit since 2018 ❌ 222 active fraud investigations ❌ Money missing from the home care contract for years This isn’t a one-off. It’s systemic failure going back years and it implicates both Labour and Aspire. If you live in Tower Hamlets and vote for either in May, you are voting for this to continue.
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🚹 Tower Hamlets Council REFUSED to comply with its own auditors. In the latest, and possibly most damning, revelation from Ernst & Young
 
the council’s own auditors say they could not complete the audit because Tower Hamlets would not provide all the information required. They explicitly used the words “non-compliance.” When your own auditors publicly state that you won’t fully cooperate with an audit, that should be the final nail in the coffin. And remember this is on top of everything else EY has already exposed: ❌ Contracts that don’t exist ❌ Procurement rules bypassed ❌ Financial accounts that don’t add up ❌ No clean audit since 2018 ❌ 222 active fraud investigations ❌ Money missing from the home care contract for years This isn’t a one-off. It’s systemic failure going back years and it implicates both Labour and Aspire. If you live in Tower Hamlets and vote for either in May, you are voting for this to continue.

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🚹 Tower Hamlets Council has spent over £455 MILLION since 2020 
on consultants, lawyers, recruitment firms, professional services and office costs. Those aren’t my words. That figure comes directly from the council itself, released through an FOI I submitted. This is the same council now telling residents it needs to put council tax up because there isn’t enough money for frontline services. Let’s be clear: Tower Hamlets only raises around £100m a year from council tax. A 5% rise brings in about £5m. They could have avoided this entirely by cutting just 1–2% from their spending on consultants etc over the last few years. Instead, they’re reaching straight into residents’ pockets. And remember, this is a council whose own auditors have exposed: ❌ finances that don’t add up ❌ contracts that don’t exist ❌ procurement rules bypassed ❌ money missing from care contracts ❌ hundreds of active fraud investigations So forgive residents for not trusting them to spend even more money wisely. People in Tower Hamlets are fed up. They know this isn’t working. Something has to change.
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🚹 Tower Hamlets Council has spent over £455 MILLION since 2020 
on consultants, lawyers, recruitment firms, professional services and office costs. Those aren’t my words. That figure comes directly from the council itself, released through an FOI I submitted. This is the same council now telling residents it needs to put council tax up because there isn’t enough money for frontline services. Let’s be clear: Tower Hamlets only raises around £100m a year from council tax. A 5% rise brings in about £5m. They could have avoided this entirely by cutting just 1–2% from their spending on consultants etc over the last few years. Instead, they’re reaching straight into residents’ pockets. And remember, this is a council whose own auditors have exposed: ❌ finances that don’t add up ❌ contracts that don’t exist ❌ procurement rules bypassed ❌ money missing from care contracts ❌ hundreds of active fraud investigations So forgive residents for not trusting them to spend even more money wisely. People in Tower Hamlets are fed up. They know this isn’t working. Something has to change.

Lee Nallalingham

11,139 görĂŒntĂŒleme ‱ 6 ay önce

🚹 Tower Hamlets’ financial accounts do not add up. Ernst & Young, one of the world’s biggest and most respected audit firms, have now confirmed what residents have suspected for years. The council cannot provide basic evidence that its financial statements are accurate. And this isn’t a one-off mistake. They also found Tower Hamlets hasn’t had a clean audit in 7 years. That’s seven years of public money with no clear paper trail and no proper accountability. So who is responsible? The current Mayor was previously removed from office and banned from politics for corrupt and illegal practices. That is a well documented fact. But Labour also ran this council from 2018 to 2022 and during that time, they still failed to produce a clean audit. So let’s be clear. This isn’t about blaming one individual or one party. Both the current administration and Labour have shown they are not fit to govern Tower Hamlets. Different leaders. Same failure. And residents are the ones left paying the price.
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🚹 Tower Hamlets’ financial accounts do not add up. Ernst & Young, one of the world’s biggest and most respected audit firms, have now confirmed what residents have suspected for years. The council cannot provide basic evidence that its financial statements are accurate. And this isn’t a one-off mistake. They also found Tower Hamlets hasn’t had a clean audit in 7 years. That’s seven years of public money with no clear paper trail and no proper accountability. So who is responsible? The current Mayor was previously removed from office and banned from politics for corrupt and illegal practices. That is a well documented fact. But Labour also ran this council from 2018 to 2022 and during that time, they still failed to produce a clean audit. So let’s be clear. This isn’t about blaming one individual or one party. Both the current administration and Labour have shown they are not fit to govern Tower Hamlets. Different leaders. Same failure. And residents are the ones left paying the price.

Lee Nallalingham

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🚹 Do you expect your councillor to actually live in the area they represent? Because in Tower Hamlets Council, we have councillors living around 5,000 miles away. Actively campaigning to be MPs, not for Tower Hamlets, not even for the UK, but for Bangladesh. And yes, they’re still being paid their £20,000 councillor salary while doing it. That’s the equivalent of a very comfortable six-figure income in Bangladesh, paid for by local taxpayers here. It gets worse. The councillor in question is meant to be responsible for scrutiny. Well she isn’t scrutinising much from Bangladesh is she?! And then people act surprised when this council is drowning in scandal: ❌ Finances don’t add up ❌ Contracts that don’t exist ❌ Procurement rules being bypassed These people genuinely do not care about local residents. I don’t particularly like politics. I don’t really like politicians. And I don’t particularly like political parties
 
But I’m coming to the conclusion that if I don’t fix this, no one will.
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🚹 Do you expect your councillor to actually live in the area they represent? Because in Tower Hamlets Council, we have councillors living around 5,000 miles away. Actively campaigning to be MPs, not for Tower Hamlets, not even for the UK, but for Bangladesh. And yes, they’re still being paid their £20,000 councillor salary while doing it. That’s the equivalent of a very comfortable six-figure income in Bangladesh, paid for by local taxpayers here. It gets worse. The councillor in question is meant to be responsible for scrutiny. Well she isn’t scrutinising much from Bangladesh is she?! And then people act surprised when this council is drowning in scandal: ❌ Finances don’t add up ❌ Contracts that don’t exist ❌ Procurement rules being bypassed These people genuinely do not care about local residents. I don’t particularly like politics. I don’t really like politicians. And I don’t particularly like political parties
 
But I’m coming to the conclusion that if I don’t fix this, no one will.

Lee Nallalingham

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💰 Tower Hamlets Council has spent almost £67,000 on swimming pool inflatables. This is a council so badly run that the Government has had to step in. Their own auditors have refused to sign off the accounts for six years because they can’t be sure where all the money has gone. ❌ They couldn’t verify contracts. ❌ They couldn’t verify care payments. Yet they tell us there is no money and our council tax is going up. Apparently when you have no money, it’s perfectly reasonable to spend £67,000 of swimming pool inflatables. It’s a joke
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💰 Tower Hamlets Council has spent almost £67,000 on swimming pool inflatables. This is a council so badly run that the Government has had to step in. Their own auditors have refused to sign off the accounts for six years because they can’t be sure where all the money has gone. ❌ They couldn’t verify contracts. ❌ They couldn’t verify care payments. Yet they tell us there is no money and our council tax is going up. Apparently when you have no money, it’s perfectly reasonable to spend £67,000 of swimming pool inflatables. It’s a joke

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🚹 The Ministry of Defence cannot prove £6 BILLION of asset’s exist
 
because the accounting records don’t exist. Those are not my words. They come directly from the National Audit Office. This is now the 16th year in a row the MoD has failed its audit. It’s been unable to pass an audit ever since it was required to meet the same international financial reporting standards expected of any multi-billion-pound organisation. So step back and look at the pattern: ❌ MoD failed audit for 16 years ❌ DWP failed audit for 37 years ❌ HMRC failed audit for 20+ years ❌ MoD can’t provide evidence for £6bn ❌ Cabinet Office can’t provide evidence for £7bn The National Audit Office is literally publishing report after report saying tens of billions cannot be properly accounted for and that fraud and error are material. And nothing happens. Instead, the same institutions tell you there isn’t enough money and your taxes need to go up.
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🚹 The Ministry of Defence cannot prove £6 BILLION of asset’s exist
 
because the accounting records don’t exist. Those are not my words. They come directly from the National Audit Office. This is now the 16th year in a row the MoD has failed its audit. It’s been unable to pass an audit ever since it was required to meet the same international financial reporting standards expected of any multi-billion-pound organisation. So step back and look at the pattern: ❌ MoD failed audit for 16 years ❌ DWP failed audit for 37 years ❌ HMRC failed audit for 20+ years ❌ MoD can’t provide evidence for £6bn ❌ Cabinet Office can’t provide evidence for £7bn The National Audit Office is literally publishing report after report saying tens of billions cannot be properly accounted for and that fraud and error are material. And nothing happens. Instead, the same institutions tell you there isn’t enough money and your taxes need to go up.

Lee Nallalingham

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🚹 The Cabinet Office can’t provide evidence for £7 BILLION of spending. That’s not my claim. That’s straight from the National Audit Office. The NAO states it was “unable to obtain sufficient appropriate evidence” to support £6.987 billion of expenditure. And this is now the second year in a row the Cabinet Office has failed to pass its audit cleanly without qualification. At the same time: The DWP has failed to pass its audit properly for 37 consecutive years due to material levels of fraud and error And again, the NAO’s words, not mine. ❌ They tell us there’s no money. ❌ They tell us taxes must rise. ❌ They tell us cuts are unavoidable. Yet one department can’t evidence £7bn. Another has decades of qualified accounts due to fraud and error. And we’re supposed to believe the problem is that we don’t pay enough tax.
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🚹 The Cabinet Office can’t provide evidence for £7 BILLION of spending. That’s not my claim. That’s straight from the National Audit Office. The NAO states it was “unable to obtain sufficient appropriate evidence” to support £6.987 billion of expenditure. And this is now the second year in a row the Cabinet Office has failed to pass its audit cleanly without qualification. At the same time: The DWP has failed to pass its audit properly for 37 consecutive years due to material levels of fraud and error And again, the NAO’s words, not mine. ❌ They tell us there’s no money. ❌ They tell us taxes must rise. ❌ They tell us cuts are unavoidable. Yet one department can’t evidence £7bn. Another has decades of qualified accounts due to fraud and error. And we’re supposed to believe the problem is that we don’t pay enough tax.

Lee Nallalingham

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🚹 HMRC has now FAILED its audit for more than 20 years. The National Audit Office has again qualified HMRC’s accounts because of material levels of fraud and error. They have not been able to pass their audit cleanly since tax credits were introduced in 2003/04 due to material levels of fraud and error. Look at the state of our public sector: ❌ HMRC has failed audit for 20+ years ❌ DWP has failed audit for 37 years ❌ The Cabinet Office can’t provide evidence for £7 BILLION of spending. These are the institutions that take your money, spend your money and tell you there isn’t enough of it. If any normal organisation failed its audit year after year, there would be consequences. In government, it just carries on. And then they tell you taxes need to go up.
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🚹 HMRC has now FAILED its audit for more than 20 years. The National Audit Office has again qualified HMRC’s accounts because of material levels of fraud and error. They have not been able to pass their audit cleanly since tax credits were introduced in 2003/04 due to material levels of fraud and error. Look at the state of our public sector: ❌ HMRC has failed audit for 20+ years ❌ DWP has failed audit for 37 years ❌ The Cabinet Office can’t provide evidence for £7 BILLION of spending. These are the institutions that take your money, spend your money and tell you there isn’t enough of it. If any normal organisation failed its audit year after year, there would be consequences. In government, it just carries on. And then they tell you taxes need to go up.

Lee Nallalingham

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🚹 Tower Hamlets councillors have voted to give themselves a £178,000 pay rise. Look, I have no problem with councillors earning more money when they deliver results. But Tower Hamlets is: ❌ Under government intervention ❌ £37.5m over budget in just six months ❌ Home to some of the worst council housing in Britain ❌ Struggling with crime and antisocial behaviour If you performed like that in the private sector, you wouldn’t be getting a pay rise. You’d be updating your CV. Yet somehow these councillors think they deserve more of your money. Unacceptable.
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🚹 Tower Hamlets councillors have voted to give themselves a £178,000 pay rise. Look, I have no problem with councillors earning more money when they deliver results. But Tower Hamlets is: ❌ Under government intervention ❌ £37.5m over budget in just six months ❌ Home to some of the worst council housing in Britain ❌ Struggling with crime and antisocial behaviour If you performed like that in the private sector, you wouldn’t be getting a pay rise. You’d be updating your CV. Yet somehow these councillors think they deserve more of your money. Unacceptable.

Lee Nallalingham

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🚹 What did Tower Hamlets Council blow £30 million on in just six months? In half a year, the council has already spent the equivalent of 30% of all the council tax they’ll collect this year - on consultants, lawyers, and stationery. At this rate, they’re on track to burn through 60% of your entire council tax bill on everything except actually delivering services. So if you’re wondering why your council tax keeps going up while nothing improves
 this is why. Watch the video - you won’t believe how badly they’re wasting your money.
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🚹 What did Tower Hamlets Council blow £30 million on in just six months? In half a year, the council has already spent the equivalent of 30% of all the council tax they’ll collect this year - on consultants, lawyers, and stationery. At this rate, they’re on track to burn through 60% of your entire council tax bill on everything except actually delivering services. So if you’re wondering why your council tax keeps going up while nothing improves
 this is why. Watch the video - you won’t believe how badly they’re wasting your money.

Lee Nallalingham

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And there it is: The fraud capital: the State of California—nearly half a trillion dollars in just the last five years. More fraud than the rest of America combined. “My organization, CalDOGE, which is part of my campaign, estimates that the total fraud in the last five years in California is now $434 billion. And what are they doing about it? Nothing. Because they have total contempt for taxpayers. They don’t consider that it’s our money they’re stealing and wasting, and that is why they’re going to lose this year.
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And there it is: The fraud capital: the State of California—nearly half a trillion dollars in just the last five years. More fraud than the rest of America combined. “My organization, CalDOGE, which is part of my campaign, estimates that the total fraud in the last five years in California is now $434 billion. And what are they doing about it? Nothing. Because they have total contempt for taxpayers. They don’t consider that it’s our money they’re stealing and wasting, and that is why they’re going to lose this year.

đŸ‡ș🇾RealRobertđŸ‡ș🇾

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You can legally collect 15 to 30 percent of recovered funds for reporting fraud against the federal government. Most people have no idea this exists. It’s called the False Claims Act. It has been federal law since 1863. Healthcare fraud. Medicare billing schemes. Hospice fraud. The DOJ recovers billions annually through these cases — and the whistleblowers who trigger them get paid. This program has existed across 160 years and dozens of administrations. On March 16, 2026, the current one moved to expand it. President Trump signed an executive order creating the Task Force to Eliminate Fraud — chaired by Vice President JD Vance. It targets fraud in federal benefit programs including healthcare. Anttsinc speculates a formal 30% commission structure may be announced soon. That specific expansion hasn’t been confirmed. But the underlying program is very real and most Americans have no idea they could be legally paid to report fraud they already know is happening. The fraud is nationwide. The mechanism to report it and get paid already exists. Nick shirley needs to make some how to videos! Let’s go!
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You can legally collect 15 to 30 percent of recovered funds for reporting fraud against the federal government. Most people have no idea this exists. It’s called the False Claims Act. It has been federal law since 1863. Healthcare fraud. Medicare billing schemes. Hospice fraud. The DOJ recovers billions annually through these cases — and the whistleblowers who trigger them get paid. This program has existed across 160 years and dozens of administrations. On March 16, 2026, the current one moved to expand it. President Trump signed an executive order creating the Task Force to Eliminate Fraud — chaired by Vice President JD Vance. It targets fraud in federal benefit programs including healthcare. Anttsinc speculates a formal 30% commission structure may be announced soon. That specific expansion hasn’t been confirmed. But the underlying program is very real and most Americans have no idea they could be legally paid to report fraud they already know is happening. The fraud is nationwide. The mechanism to report it and get paid already exists. Nick shirley needs to make some how to videos! Let’s go!

Jake

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🚹 Auditors found £745m of fraud and errors involving HMRC. That’s according to the National Audit Office’s latest report. Auditors were once again unable to give HMRC a clean audit pass because of the levels of fraud and error in the accounts. Meanwhile, this Labour Government has already increased taxes by £70 billion. And Prime Minister Andy Burnham is reportedly considering another £38 billion of tax rises. How about before taking another penny from taxpayers
 
HMRC stops the fraud and error and manages to pass an audit for the first time in 24 years?
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🚹 Auditors found £745m of fraud and errors involving HMRC. That’s according to the National Audit Office’s latest report. Auditors were once again unable to give HMRC a clean audit pass because of the levels of fraud and error in the accounts. Meanwhile, this Labour Government has already increased taxes by £70 billion. And Prime Minister Andy Burnham is reportedly considering another £38 billion of tax rises. How about before taking another penny from taxpayers
 
HMRC stops the fraud and error and manages to pass an audit for the first time in 24 years?

Lee Nallalingham

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🚹 A 50-year-old Tower Hamlets councillor has been charged for allegedly trying to get a 16-year-old girl to drop rape charges. My own local councillor was charged a year ago. Since then? Silence. Seriously, what’s going on in Tower Hamlets. ❌ An MP who has claimed over £1 million in expenses, earns close to £100k a year, and still lives in a council house she has admitted she doesn’t need
 all while 20,000 local residents sit on the housing waiting list ❌ The councillor responsible for scrutiny living in Bangladesh, not scrutinising anything, but still collecting a taxpayer-funded salary ❌ A mayor previously banned from politics for five years for corrupt and illegal practices ❌ And now my own local councillor - a 50-year-old - charged in connection with alleged attempts to interfere in a rape case involving a 16-year-old girl I don’t know about you, but I’m utterly sick of this. And who is going to fix it? I personally don’t trust any of the existing politicians in Tower Hamlets to fix this mess. So I’m coming to the conclusion that I’m going to have to fix it myself.
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🚹 A 50-year-old Tower Hamlets councillor has been charged for allegedly trying to get a 16-year-old girl to drop rape charges. My own local councillor was charged a year ago. Since then? Silence. Seriously, what’s going on in Tower Hamlets. ❌ An MP who has claimed over £1 million in expenses, earns close to £100k a year, and still lives in a council house she has admitted she doesn’t need
 all while 20,000 local residents sit on the housing waiting list ❌ The councillor responsible for scrutiny living in Bangladesh, not scrutinising anything, but still collecting a taxpayer-funded salary ❌ A mayor previously banned from politics for five years for corrupt and illegal practices ❌ And now my own local councillor - a 50-year-old - charged in connection with alleged attempts to interfere in a rape case involving a 16-year-old girl I don’t know about you, but I’m utterly sick of this. And who is going to fix it? I personally don’t trust any of the existing politicians in Tower Hamlets to fix this mess. So I’m coming to the conclusion that I’m going to have to fix it myself.

Lee Nallalingham

54,970 görĂŒntĂŒleme ‱ 6 ay önce

đŸ‡ș🇾 NICK SHIRLEY: "THEY THINK FRAUD IS BAD IN MINNESOTA? JUST WAIT UNTIL FRAUD STARTS GETTING EXPOSED IN CALIFORNIA AND NY" Nick Shirley just confirmed he’s setting his sights on exposing massive fraud in Democrat-led states, starting with none other than California. His mission? Dig into state budgets, welfare programs, pandemic-era relief funds, and bloated bureaucracy where the numbers don’t add up and the accountability is nowhere to be found. Blue states love to talk transparency
 but now they might finally get it whether they like it or not. Nick Shirley: “It’s almost like a mandate from the people, ‘go expose more of this fraud.’ Obviously California’s really bad
 They've been trying to build this train for years and they haven't even laid a track. They think fraud is bad in Minnesota? Just wait until fraud starts getting exposed in California and New York.” Source: Eric Daugherty, Chief Nerd, Full Send Podcast
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đŸ‡ș🇾 NICK SHIRLEY: "THEY THINK FRAUD IS BAD IN MINNESOTA? JUST WAIT UNTIL FRAUD STARTS GETTING EXPOSED IN CALIFORNIA AND NY" Nick Shirley just confirmed he’s setting his sights on exposing massive fraud in Democrat-led states, starting with none other than California. His mission? Dig into state budgets, welfare programs, pandemic-era relief funds, and bloated bureaucracy where the numbers don’t add up and the accountability is nowhere to be found. Blue states love to talk transparency
 but now they might finally get it whether they like it or not. Nick Shirley: “It’s almost like a mandate from the people, ‘go expose more of this fraud.’ Obviously California’s really bad
 They've been trying to build this train for years and they haven't even laid a track. They think fraud is bad in Minnesota? Just wait until fraud starts getting exposed in California and New York.” Source: Eric Daugherty, Chief Nerd, Full Send Podcast

Mario Nawfal

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🚹 HMRC has failed its audit for the 24th year in a row. That’s according to the National Audit Office’s latest report into the department’s finances. Auditors were unable to give HMRC a clean audit because they found material levels of fraud and error in benefit expenditure. Yes, you read that correctly. The department responsible for collecting our taxes has failed its audit for 24 consecutive years because of fraud and error. Meanwhile, this Labour Government has already increased taxes by £70 billion. And Prime Minister Andy Burnham is reportedly considering another £38 billion of tax rises. How about before taking another penny from taxpayers
 
HMRC stops the fraud and error and manages to pass an audit for the first time in 24 years?
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🚹 HMRC has failed its audit for the 24th year in a row. That’s according to the National Audit Office’s latest report into the department’s finances. Auditors were unable to give HMRC a clean audit because they found material levels of fraud and error in benefit expenditure. Yes, you read that correctly. The department responsible for collecting our taxes has failed its audit for 24 consecutive years because of fraud and error. Meanwhile, this Labour Government has already increased taxes by £70 billion. And Prime Minister Andy Burnham is reportedly considering another £38 billion of tax rises. How about before taking another penny from taxpayers
 
HMRC stops the fraud and error and manages to pass an audit for the first time in 24 years?

Lee Nallalingham

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