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PostPosted: 23:01 - 06 May 2025    Post subject: Kier Starmer's head on a pike... Reply with quote

...just one of the coming attractions at the Tower of London!

UK and India agree trade deal after three years of talks

This is the 21st Century after all so hung, drawn and quartered is out. Fed feet first into a woodchipper seems more appropriate for selling out an entire country and its peoples.
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PostPosted: 07:19 - 07 May 2025    Post subject: Reply with quote

this definitely isnt the genocide of the British peoples.
the great replacement is just racist lies.
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PostPosted: 18:23 - 07 May 2025    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Whats the actual problem here?

We've been fucked by Brexit, the last lot didnt manage to get a single trade deal done (no matter how much Badenough pretends her 'memos of understanding' with various US states counts, they dont), now we're getting more fucked by Trumps tarrifs. We finally get a trade deal that might actually be worth something (still mere pennies compared to the economic harm Brexit has done) and the ususal suspects are up in arms about it without understanding or having it explained to them what exactly it entails, its just being presented as "Indians can get a visa and not pay tax!" making it sound like any Tom, Dick and Sanjeeb can turn up here get a visa and not pay any taxes. Or that every person of Indian descent already living in the country gets 3 years tax free now.

The NI exemption is exactly the same deal as we have with 27 other countries. But GBeeBees and Farage Inc arent telling you that. They just want you to get mad about the perceived Indian hoardes waiting to come here as a tax dodge. Last year the Tories negotiated exactly the same status with Chile, except its for 5 years instead of 3 but that didnt get any notice or uproar at all did it?

The exemption only applies to workers who are temporarily seconded here from India working for an Indian company, paying tax in India, for a maximum of 3 years, then they have to go back home or start paying NI here. Whilst here they are not entitled to any state benefits that NI provides, they also have to pay the NHS surcharge so they dont get access to the NHS for free.

So what exactly is the problem here? What has been done here that "sells out the country and its people"?
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PostPosted: 22:09 - 07 May 2025    Post subject: Reply with quote

The problem is this country is fucked and it's fucked because there are too many people. Too few of them pay any decent amount of taxes to expand public services to cope and any encouragement - any - to more people coming in is just insane.

But hey, don't worry though, it's only at the expense of the native population.
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PostPosted: 06:52 - 08 May 2025    Post subject: Reply with quote

It's only 80 years since India was part of Britain.

It appears we taught them well.
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PostPosted: 07:04 - 08 May 2025    Post subject: Reply with quote

Tierbirdy wrote:
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Whats the actual problem here?


Kier is the boogeyman and people get all their news from facebook echo chambers.

Tierbirdy wrote:

We've been fucked by Brexit, the last lot didnt manage to get a single trade deal done (no matter how much Badenough pretends her 'memos of understanding' with various US states counts, they dont), now we're getting more fucked by Trumps tarrifs. We finally get a trade deal that might actually be worth something (still mere pennies compared to the economic harm Brexit has done) and the ususal suspects are up in arms about it without understanding or having it explained to them what exactly it entails, its just being presented as "Indians can get a visa and not pay tax!" making it sound like any Tom, Dick and Sanjeeb can turn up here get a visa and not pay any taxes. Or that every person of Indian descent already living in the country gets 3 years tax free now.

The NI exemption is exactly the same deal as we have with 27 other countries. But GBeeBees and Farage Inc arent telling you that. They just want you to get mad about the perceived Indian hoardes waiting to come here as a tax dodge. Last year the Tories negotiated exactly the same status with Chile, except its for 5 years instead of 3 but that didnt get any notice or uproar at all did it?

The exemption only applies to workers who are temporarily seconded here from India working for an Indian company, paying tax in India, for a maximum of 3 years, then they have to go back home or start paying NI here. Whilst here they are not entitled to any state benefits that NI provides, they also have to pay the NHS surcharge so they dont get access to the NHS for free.

So what exactly is the problem here? What has been done here that "sells out the country and its people"?


No problem, as you have explained clearly. It is quite depressing hearing colleagues rant on about evil Keir without knowing anything other than Reform manifesto talking points.
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PostPosted: 07:58 - 08 May 2025    Post subject: Reply with quote

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The problem is this country is fucked and it's fucked because there are too many people. Too few of them pay any decent amount of taxes to expand public services to cope and any encouragement - any - to more people coming in is just insane.

But hey, don't worry though, it's only at the expense of the native population.


You do understand how 'deals' work don't you?

Its give and take, you have to offer the Country you are dealing with something they want, in return for something you want

I'm sure you could have done a better deal yourself of course Wink
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PostPosted: 11:45 - 08 May 2025    Post subject: Reply with quote

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I'm sure you could have done a better deal yourself of course Wink


Ah yes, the classic argument: "sorry, sir, you're not allowed to comment as you're not part of the accredited expert classes." Mmm, and I'm not qualified to work at a sewage farm but I know what shit smells like.

It's also interesting that ppl are addressing points I've not made Thinking "Tell me, is Farage in the room with us right now?"
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PostPosted: 13:30 - 08 May 2025    Post subject: Re: Kier Starmer's head on a pike... Reply with quote

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Fed feet first into a woodchipper seems more appropriate for selling out an entire country and its peoples.


No, no, no ... far too fast ... you want to use one of those machines which shred everything, including engine blocks, cranks etc ... they turn slow enough that you could walk on them, but one small slip and that'd be a it ... so much more enjoyable to watch Thumbs Up
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PostPosted: 14:14 - 08 May 2025    Post subject: Reply with quote

Easy-X wrote:
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I'm sure you could have done a better deal yourself of course Wink


Ah yes, the classic argument: "sorry, sir, you're not allowed to comment as you're not part of the accredited expert classes." Mmm, and I'm not qualified to work at a sewage farm but I know what shit smells like.

It's also interesting that ppl are addressing points I've not made Thinking "Tell me, is Farage in the room with us right now?"


Ahh yes, the classic reply, "i'll comment on one part of the posted reply, but totally ignore the other part"
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PostPosted: 14:36 - 08 May 2025    Post subject: Reply with quote

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You do understand how 'deals' work don't you?


Deals can be good, bad or indifferent to the parties involved. For example, if I were to suggest free movement of people for the purposes of employment that would sound equitable but when one party has a few million potential workers and the other billions there's obviously an imbalance.

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Its give and take, you have to offer the Country you are dealing with something they want, in return for something you want.


I don't have any need for cheap Indian-made shoes and I'm also unaffected by the Yogi shortage. And where's Boo-Boo in all this? I can find no mention in either the Telegraph or the Guardian Thinking

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I'm sure you could have done a better deal yourself of course Wink


Could I have done worse?
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PostPosted: 15:18 - 08 May 2025    Post subject: Reply with quote

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I don't have any need for cheap Indian-made shoes and I'm also unaffected by the Yogi shortage. And where's Boo-Boo in all this? I can find no mention in either the Telegraph or the Guardian Thinking


Just because you personally don't want/need that stuff, doesn't mean the rest of the population do

Or all the other industiries that will benefit for increased exports of goods to India, including the following

gin and whisky
aerospace, electricals and medical devices
cosmetics
lamb, salmon, chocolates and biscuits
higher value cars

I'm sure all the additoional employees required to manufacture/sell/distribute all these additonal goods would welcome the work too

You need to take the blinkers off one of these days and look a bit furter than the end of your street
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PostPosted: 16:21 - 08 May 2025    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Could I have done worse?


Oh yes.

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PostPosted: 17:38 - 08 May 2025    Post subject: Reply with quote

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You need to take the blinkers off one of these days and look a bit furter than the end of your street


No, I refuse.

I value my family, my friends, my neighbours, my town, my county and my country. And precisely in that order.

I've come to the conclusion that "The Right" can be defined as those that see resources as finite and to be deployed with deliberation whereas "The Left" see resources as effectively infinite* and therefore deliberation is unnecessary. Further, deliberation may entail being judgemental or worse, discriminating Shocked Or it could be the other way round, we must not discriminate therefore we must treat resources as infinite to keep the lie alive.

* An understandable error if one compares the vast gulf between what an individual can take in hand and what the State controls.
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PostPosted: 19:32 - 08 May 2025    Post subject: Reply with quote

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We've been fucked by Brexit, the last lot didnt manage to get a single trade deal done

UK and Japan sign free trade agreement

'The UK has officially signed an economic partnership agreement with Japan, marking an historic moment, as the UK’s first major trade deal as an independent trading nation'
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I don't know if this, or the American one is a good or bad deal but there are two things with the Indian deal that worry me. Indians coming over to work will be exempt NI contributions for 3 years if I have got that right, making them cheaper than British workers to employ. The trade bloke says her only expects 1500 or so to come over. That is an absolute lie, it's going to be way more than that as they will bring over whoever they want to save costs. And thats in a cauldron that immigration is a nasty word with many at the moment.

Also, if they aren't paying NI contributions I presume they wont have free access to the NHS. (in reality of course they will).

Maybe other things even it out, I'll have to wait to see what others say to that.
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PostPosted: 07:00 - 09 May 2025    Post subject: Reply with quote

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I don't know if this, or the American one is a good or bad deal but there are two things with the Indian deal that worry me. Indians coming over to work will be exempt NI contributions for 3 years if I have got that right, making them cheaper than British workers to employ. The trade bloke says her only expects 1500 or so to come over. That is an absolute lie, it's going to be way more than that as they will bring over whoever they want to save costs. And thats in a cauldron that immigration is a nasty word with many at the moment.

Also, if they aren't paying NI contributions I presume they wont have free access to the NHS. (in reality of course they will).

Maybe other things even it out, I'll have to wait to see what others say to that.


I assume you didn't read TierBirdy's reply further up then

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PostPosted: 10:46 - 09 May 2025    Post subject: Reply with quote

TBF what it's intended for is the likes of "yeah, can we get the CEO of the fabric company over for a few weeks so we can finalise these dress designs." And I appreciate, in terms of trade, that sort of "immigration" (I wouldn't even call it that) should be a trivial online visa application, "Not on a watch list? Good, on you go."

But like anything, it will get misused. I know this from the curry houses getting busted for employing "students" for more than 20 hours a week. And I know this first-hand as I installed the CCTV systems that unintentionally dobbed them in Shocked
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PostPosted: 17:10 - 09 May 2025    Post subject: Reply with quote

Yep, like it or not we live in a global economy. Huge multinational corporations transferring workers between countries to see how its done in other places and learn from each other is incredibly common in basically any tech or engineering firm.

These are not unskilled workers coming over to work in a kebab shop and not pay any tax.

They are not stealing local British jobs undercutting local British people.

They are not bringing dependants with them.

What they are doing, is sending a handful of engineers from the Indian production plant of, lets say, Jaguar Landrover, over to the UK production plant for a few weeks/months to see how things are run over here, what they can learn and take back. And at some point the UK branch will do the same and have a couple of weeks all expenses paid pissup in Delhi. And theyll do the same with their North America HQ, and their Asia HQ, and anywhere else they have regional HQs.

Every big firm in the world does this. Theres no downside to the UK. Its just making things a little bit easier for big businesses, less beauraucracy and red tape - isnt that what the Brexit lot wanted?
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PostPosted: 20:30 - 09 May 2025    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Every big firm in the world does this. Theres no downside to the UK. Its just making things a little bit easier for big businesses, less beauraucracy and red tape - isnt that what the Brexit lot wanted?


Fair enough. I don't think anyone's too bothered about such a scenario.

Am I allowed to be upset about importing a million+ per year, mostly low skilled workers (if they work at all) and a few tens of thousands of criminals?
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PostPosted: 15:36 - 10 May 2025    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Its just making things a little bit easier for big businesses, less beauraucracy and red tape - isnt that what the Brexit lot wanted?

What are you talking about? People didn't vote for brexit to make things easier for foreign workers. People didn't vote for brexit to make it easier for 'big business' to bring in foreign workers.

People accepted whatever potential economic harm because they were sick of immigration...

https://static.standard.co.uk/s3fs-public/thumbnails/image/2016/06/16/16/nigelfarage1606.jpg?crop=8:5,smart&quality=75&auto=webp&width=1000
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PostPosted: 08:05 - 11 May 2025    Post subject: Reply with quote

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People accepted whatever potential economic harm because they were sick of immigration...


Now I could be wrong but I'm pretty sure it was suggested we would be better off to the tune of at least £350,000,000 a week or £18,200,000,000 a year. Can't remember anyone pushing for Brexit with the tag line 'Brexit, it'll damage the economy and make you poorer, lets go for it'.
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Let's not waste time raking over the coals of Brexit for the umpteenth time, what's done is done. Let's look at the current situation.

"People should stop listening to Far-Right rhetoric!" Okay, so what is the problem?

1) Reform, Libs and Greens now control the mainstream media and forced everyone to vote for them? Press "F" to doubt.

2) Reform, Libs and Greens now control the Social Medias and tricked everyone to vote for them? This sounds more likely, if you believe all voters are irrational cattle.

So what is the problem? If we assume 1 million + Bomalians per year isn't the problem then it can only be that the Uniparty have a weak Social Media game. Solution: ban Social Media!

It's up there with Trump being told the Covid testing numbers were bad, "Have you considered doing less testing?" Rolling Eyes
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PostPosted: 14:48 - 11 May 2025    Post subject: Reply with quote

sickpup wrote:
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People accepted whatever potential economic harm because they were sick of immigration...


Now I could be wrong but I'm pretty sure it was suggested we would be better off to the tune of at least £350,000,000 a week or £18,200,000,000 a year. Can't remember anyone pushing for Brexit with the tag line 'Brexit, it'll damage the economy and make you poorer, lets go for it'.

That's the Brexit bus that still lives rent free in (certain) people's heads. It was in reference to the amount we contributed to the EU:

https://cdn.statcdn.com/Infographic/images/normal/18135.jpeg

The mainstream media/remain propaganda was warning of economic armageddon if we left, but people still voted leave.

https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/ace/ws/640/cpsprodpb/6429/production/_108814652_vote-leave.jpg.webp
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PostPosted: 16:03 - 11 May 2025    Post subject: Reply with quote

BTW the smug c*nts in the photo would also suffer a similarly fate to Starmer. I wouldn't afford them the luxury of a pike though, all they get is just bobbing around Traitors Gate.

After a trial of course, I'm not encouraging anyone to behead politicians for merely looking smug!
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