comment by Pranky 23/24 LFC Draft Champ (U22336)
posted 31 minutes ago
Harris intends to run for president again

Get ready for more word salads

Fight!
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Too early to be knocking one out over Kamala Pranks.

comment by Ruben The King Amorim Tim Tagi Dim (U10026)
posted 1 hour, 27 minutes ago
The gratest trick the Tories ever pulled was convincing the public they were anti-immigration.
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They literally opened the floodgates while successfully campaigning on an anti immigration platform.

We must look so stoopid to them.

Top 5 nationalities for non-EU+ immigration (via @DannyShawNews)

Indian 240,000
Nigerian 120,000
Pakistani 101,000
Chinese 78,000
Zimbabwean 36,000

Reasons for coming to UK:
35% work
31% study
13% asylum/humanitarian
6% family

I see farmers did a go slow protest in tractors at Dover port yesterday and then blockaded Holyhead port with tractors last night.

I look forward to the frothy mouth outrage at this act of disrupting national infrastructure.

Long term emigration up to 479,000, with nearly two-thirds of those leaving being Brits and EU+ citizens.

Likely to rile the "WhEre A mInoRitY In ArE OwN COuNtrY!" Great Replacement Theory advocates up even further.

Lovely stuff

BREAKING: Government spending on asylum in the UK was at £5.38 billion in 2023/24, up 36% from £3.95bn in 2022/23 - Home Office

comment by Maximus Decimus Meridius (U11781)
posted 5 minutes ago
BREAKING: Government spending on asylum in the UK was at £5.38 billion in 2023/24, up 36% from £3.95bn in 2022/23 - Home Office
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That's what happens when you refuse to process asylum claims.

comment by Maximus Decimus Meridius (U11781)
posted 7 minutes ago
BREAKING: Government spending on asylum in the UK was at £5.38 billion in 2023/24, up 36% from £3.95bn in 2022/23 - Home Office
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Would be interesting to see how much of that ends up being spent on the asylum seekers themselves, and how much is being siphoned off to private service providers.

comment by it'sonlyagame (U6426)
posted 13 minutes ago
comment by Maximus Decimus Meridius (U11781)
posted 7 minutes ago
BREAKING: Government spending on asylum in the UK was at £5.38 billion in 2023/24, up 36% from £3.95bn in 2022/23 - Home Office
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Would be interesting to see how much of that ends up being spent on the asylum seekers themselves, and how much is being siphoned off to private service providers.
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From the Big Issue:

'Research released on Thursday (24 October) by the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) found that the average cost of housing and supporting an asylum seeker has risen from £17,000 per person in 2019/20 to approximately £41,000 per person in 2023/24, which the IPPR claimed was “primarily down to reliance on hotels”.'

Build baby build

comment by Tamwolf (U17286)
posted 33 minutes ago
I see farmers did a go slow protest in tractors at Dover port yesterday and then blockaded Holyhead port with tractors last night.

I look forward to the frothy mouth outrage at this act of disrupting national infrastructure.
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Its a bit different than idiots sitting on the M25.

However if they are committing a crime they should be arrested

Andrea Jenkyns joins Reform

£41,000 per person
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Crikey. That's almost twice Spain's average gross annual income.

comment by Pranky 23/24 LFC Draft Champ (U22336)
posted 32 minutes ago
comment by Tamwolf (U17286)
posted 33 minutes ago
I see farmers did a go slow protest in tractors at Dover port yesterday and then blockaded Holyhead port with tractors last night.

I look forward to the frothy mouth outrage at this act of disrupting national infrastructure.
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Its a bit different than idiots sitting on the M25.

However if they are committing a crime they should be arrested
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….then executed.

comment by it'sonlyagame (U6426)
posted 17 minutes ago
£41,000 per person
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Crikey. That's almost twice Spain's average gross annual income.
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Clearly there must be some corruption going on here. People taking advantage of this have no idea the damage they could cause.

General election tomorrow, no idea how it will pan out. Turnout will play a huge part

comment by Irishred (U2539)
posted 12 minutes ago
General election tomorrow, no idea how it will pan out. Turnout will play a huge part
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“Up the RA!”





According to Nigel Farage.

comment by Pranky 23/24 LFC Draft Champ (U22336)
posted about an hour ago
comment by Tamwolf (U17286)
posted 33 minutes ago
I see farmers did a go slow protest in tractors at Dover port yesterday and then blockaded Holyhead port with tractors last night.

I look forward to the frothy mouth outrage at this act of disrupting national infrastructure.
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Its a bit different than idiots sitting on the M25.

However if they are committing a crime they should be arrested
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Think of the ambulances.

comment by Pranky 23/24 LFC Draft Champ (U22336)
posted 1 hour, 30 minutes ago
comment by Tamwolf (U17286)
posted 33 minutes ago
I see farmers did a go slow protest in tractors at Dover port yesterday and then blockaded Holyhead port with tractors last night.

I look forward to the frothy mouth outrage at this act of disrupting national infrastructure.
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Its a bit different than idiots sitting on the M25.

However if they are committing a crime they should be arrested
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Tax dodgers blocking the roads around major ports is no different to idiots doing it on the M25

comment by Disband the PGMOL (U1282)
posted 4 hours, 31 minutes ago
comment by RRRU-ben a-moo-REENG (U17054)
posted 10 minutes ago
A new report has revealed that 23% of Brits—the equivalent of 12.3 million UK adults—are considering moving abroad in the next five years, with 12% looking to move in the next 12 months.

The British Expat Report, which includes a survey of over 1,500 UK adults and 500 British expats, has found that 39% of UK adults cite the cost of living crisis for considering moving abroad, a further 22% cite the cost of UK property, and 12% mention better job prospects.

According to the report, young Brits are considering leaving the UK the most, with 38% of those aged 25 to 34 thinking about moving abroad in the next five years.

A further 36% of young adults aged 18 to 24 are thinking about emigrating in the next five years, with 11% considering the move right now.

A mass exodus from the country could have a considerable impact on the UK workforce. The report reveals that 48% of workers in the IT industry, 30% in the healthcare sector, and 22% in teaching and education are considering moving abroad in the next five years…

The report addresses common concerns among UK adults considering relocating. The primary worry for 36% of potential expats is missing family and friends, followed by financial strains (32%), language barriers (29%) and regretting the move (21%).

Despite these concerns, the majority of British expats have a positive experience abroad, with 38% of British expats saying they never regret moving abroad and a further 37% saying they rarely regret moving. 49% of British expats report that their mental health improved within the first six months of emigrating, and 20% say that moving abroad has brought them closer to their family living back in the UK.’

https://ifamagazine.com/23-of-brits-plan-to-move-abroad-heres-where-their-money-goes-furthest/

New migration figures out at 9.30am today. Will be interesting to see how many Brits took the plunge in the last 12 mths. The figure dipped a little after COVID struck (unsurprisingly), but post-Brexit there were around 150,000 Brits emigrating each year.
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I work abroad and when I eventually retire or stop working for whatever reason, I'm almost certain that I will not come back to domicile in the UK. Still waiting to see how the new rules and changes affect me as a non-dom. Probably gonna be able to dodge the inheritance tax too if I want.
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Holy Fvk. You spend days condemning Ginger on here then come out with this?
PAY YOUR TAXES.

comment by RB&W - He kicked lumps out of them (U21434)
posted about a minute ago
comment by Pranky 23/24 LFC Draft Champ (U22336)
posted 1 hour, 30 minutes ago
comment by Tamwolf (U17286)
posted 33 minutes ago
I see farmers did a go slow protest in tractors at Dover port yesterday and then blockaded Holyhead port with tractors last night.

I look forward to the frothy mouth outrage at this act of disrupting national infrastructure.
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Its a bit different than idiots sitting on the M25.

However if they are committing a crime they should be arrested
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Tax dodgers blocking the roads around major ports is no different to idiots doing it on the M25
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comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Disband the PGMOL (U1282)
posted 4 hours, 31 minutes ago
comment by RRRU-ben a-moo-REENG (U17054)
posted 10 minutes ago
A new report has revealed that 23% of Brits—the equivalent of 12.3 million UK adults—are considering moving abroad in the next five years, with 12% looking to move in the next 12 months.

The British Expat Report, which includes a survey of over 1,500 UK adults and 500 British expats, has found that 39% of UK adults cite the cost of living crisis for considering moving abroad, a further 22% cite the cost of UK property, and 12% mention better job prospects.

According to the report, young Brits are considering leaving the UK the most, with 38% of those aged 25 to 34 thinking about moving abroad in the next five years.

A further 36% of young adults aged 18 to 24 are thinking about emigrating in the next five years, with 11% considering the move right now.

A mass exodus from the country could have a considerable impact on the UK workforce. The report reveals that 48% of workers in the IT industry, 30% in the healthcare sector, and 22% in teaching and education are considering moving abroad in the next five years…

The report addresses common concerns among UK adults considering relocating. The primary worry for 36% of potential expats is missing family and friends, followed by financial strains (32%), language barriers (29%) and regretting the move (21%).

Despite these concerns, the majority of British expats have a positive experience abroad, with 38% of British expats saying they never regret moving abroad and a further 37% saying they rarely regret moving. 49% of British expats report that their mental health improved within the first six months of emigrating, and 20% say that moving abroad has brought them closer to their family living back in the UK.’

https://ifamagazine.com/23-of-brits-plan-to-move-abroad-heres-where-their-money-goes-furthest/

New migration figures out at 9.30am today. Will be interesting to see how many Brits took the plunge in the last 12 mths. The figure dipped a little after COVID struck (unsurprisingly), but post-Brexit there were around 150,000 Brits emigrating each year.
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I work abroad and when I eventually retire or stop working for whatever reason, I'm almost certain that I will not come back to domicile in the UK. Still waiting to see how the new rules and changes affect me as a non-dom. Probably gonna be able to dodge the inheritance tax too if I want.
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Holy Fvk. You spend days condemning Ginger on here then come out with this?
PAY YOUR TAXES.
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The fack are you talking about? I pay my taxes in the UK even when I don't have to. I go out of my way to pay taxes to this country.

comment by Pranky 23/24 LFC Draft Champ (U22336)
posted 3 hours, 11 minutes ago
Harris intends to run for president again

Get ready for more word salads

Fight!
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Didn't you predict a Michelle Obama run in 2024?

comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 4 minutes ago
comment by Pranky 23/24 LFC Draft Champ (U22336)
posted 3 hours, 11 minutes ago
Harris intends to run for president again

Get ready for more word salads

Fight!
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Didn't you predict a Michelle Obama run in 2024?
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comment by Pranky 23/24 LFC Draft Champ (U22336)
posted 1 hour, 46 minutes ago
comment by Tamwolf (U17286)
posted 33 minutes ago
I see farmers did a go slow protest in tractors at Dover port yesterday and then blockaded Holyhead port with tractors last night.

I look forward to the frothy mouth outrage at this act of disrupting national infrastructure.
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Its a bit different than idiots sitting on the M25.

However if they are committing a crime they should be arrested
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no it aint