I feel there is a sleight of hand in the Government's announcement. The amount of visas issued to social care staff was quite significant in the last few years as restrictions had been relaxed by the previous Government. These new restrictions will immediately reduce the overall immigration numbers and yet again it is the most vulnerable who pay the price.
It still was. Settled the train drivers dispute, introduced the employment bill, put VAT on public school fees, protected tenants with the renters rights bill. All things the Tories wouldn't have done. Unfortunately there's a lot that they would have too, but there IS a difference even if it's not as big as I'd like it to be.It's ok though, voting for Starmer was for the greater good
Indirectly he's correct when it comes to 21st century immigration. Without it you don't have Farage or Brexit, without Brexit you don't have the Johnson and post Johnson Conservative government. I appreciate that's not the message though.
They'd have found something else to scapegoat, probably the sick, unemployed and elderly
Seems like some of his family were there while it happened.
Fucking hell.
His country of strangers line was borderline lifted from Enoch Powell.
Just to add to this.... there are incredible numbers of accountants in the country and so many of them specialize in helping companies to avoid and evade paying tax. It's quite evident that those who can simply do not pay much tax while those of us who are taxed at source have no choice but pay 100%. Tory governments have been passing tax laws with multiple loopholes and 'advantages' for decades. In that time they have also reduced the number of tax inspectors and thoroughly encouraged tax evasion and avoidance through the MSM. It's all about right wing freedoms and reducing the state.
My exact same thoughts...
I would guess you could find a strong correlation by seeing who the donors are to the Torys (and labour now unfortunately)
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