No, that was me, don’t worry!
Why didn’t you post about it sooner? Trying to brush it under the carpet?
and I'm sure you'll tell us what the reason is so you can quit being such a cocktease and spell it out.
How Abd El-Fattah was granted citizenship says a lot about the state. He’s never lived in the UK and yet the government specifically lobbied the Egyptian government to ‘return’ him to Britain. Frankly, he should be denaturalised at a bare minimum and the country needs to have a hard think about what it means to be British citizen.Id say as it’s just another example of Labour front bench incompetence
This person seems a rather odious chap but if he’s got a British passport I guess that’s that.
It’s a fitting end to the year for Starmer. Big up his release and his part in it. Then the ostrich egg lands on his head and he bids a hasty retreat.
And then we can follow the USA and deport people who’ve gone though the processHow Abd El-Fattah was granted citizenship says a lot about the state. He’s never lived in the UK and yet the government specifically lobbied the Egyptian government to ‘return’ him to Britain. Frankly, he should be denaturalised at a bare minimum and the country needs to have a hard think about what it means to be British citizen.
British citizenship has become an administrative process. It needs to tied to a civic national identity as it is in France and the USA.
And then we can follow the USA and deport people who’ve gone though the process
example of Labour front bench incompetence.
If only we could enjoy the uncomplicated nationalist politics and sense of social cohesion enjoyed by the Americans and the French.British citizenship has become an administrative process. It needs to tied to a civic national identity as it is in France and the USA.
LibertyIf only we could enjoy the uncomplicated nationalist politics and sense of social cohesion enjoyed by the Americans and the French.
are there actually many people on here that think he's doing a good job or defend his record as PM? because from what I've seen, if you were hoping folks would rush to defend him or give Jenrick a kicking so you could get into it with them, you were always going to be disappointed.
What do you keep blabbering on about Jenrick
If only we could enjoy the uncomplicated nationalist politics and sense of social cohesion enjoyed by the Americans and the French.
because he led the outrage charge on this one.
Sums up the state of our politicians.They're all as incompetent as the other.
We’re all incompetents chiefSums up the state of our politicians.
You've got Conservative MPs who were campaigning for his release now outraged. You've got Farage & Reform, who had Lucy Connolly up on stage as a hero despite her being found guilty of inciting racial hatred, reporting historic tweets to the police and Starmer looking like a dear in the headlights.
We're governed by incompetents.
The United States hands out citizenship to anyone who happens to be born there. I’m not sure how their system is meant to be better (or less “administrative”) than ours?Ah yes, there’s no nationalist parties and social cohesion is at an all time high in the rest of Europe…
Well I’m surprised anyone would celebrate...
OK. Did you hope people on here would be?
I’m amazed no one has mentioned this absolute fiasco
I like his idea of no tax till you’re 30 and moving wealth from the old to the youngJimmy Carr has been coming out with some interesting things on the podcast rounds.
I like his idea of no tax till you’re 30 and moving wealth from the old to the young
Yep of courseYou’d also have to massively shrink state for that to happen.
Broadly speaking, I’m a fan of generous tax allowances for families. The cost of everything and a generation of cultural malignment of parenthood has been prohibitive for young people starting families.
The advice to people of my generation to defer having kids ‘until 30’ is turning out to be disaster for many people.
In fairness, he doesn’t laugh his own expense and he went down the typical Labour cabinet minister excuse of ‘bad advice’.Jimmy Carr discussing paying tax my my
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Liberty
Fraid so he's fully on board unfortunately or this country as a whole is well at least in political terms.Is Starmer a Zionist? His own words leave little room to doubt even though he waffled for a bit.
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We have that - it’s called inheritance tax where we take money earned by people during life to bring into state coffers to pay for things like education for those who are yet to earn.I like his idea of no tax till you’re 30 and moving wealth from the old to the young
Look to his wife and those on her side of the family that got him where he is.Is Starmer a Zionist? His own words leave little room to doubt even though he waffled for a bit.
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Three things I’d like to see on that note:You’d also have to massively shrink state for that to happen.
Broadly speaking, I’m a fan of generous tax allowances for families. The cost of everything and a generation of cultural malignment of parenthood has been prohibitive for young people starting families.
The advice to people of my generation to defer having kids ‘until 30’ is turning out to be disaster for many people.
Three things I’d like to see on that note:
Universal childcare up to 2 children
Universal free school breakfast and lunch
Paternity leave entitlement increased up to 3 months
Family friendly policies with multiple benefits for each.
It’s all a balanceWe have that - it’s called inheritance tax where we take money earned by people during life to bring into state coffers to pay for things like education for those who are yet to earn.
Taking wealth from those alive to redistribute arbitrarily to younger people creates a society of entitlement despite effort and stifles drive and ambition.
I don’t need to explain how weird thinking mad that is.
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