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Politics, politics, politics (so long and thanks for all the fish)

Rafa87 said:
The RNLI thing is the most insane brick I’ve seen in a while, and there’s been some insane brick these last few years in politics.

We truly do have some thick, bigoted people in this country.
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Some of the stuff I have seen written is just horrific. They have had to shut some of the bases at times because of threats
 
Rafa87 said:
The RNLI thing is the most insane brick I’ve seen in a while, and there’s been some insane brick these last few years in politics.

We truly do have some thick, bigoted people in this country.
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Lynching National Trust tea ladies for offering scones made with margerine instead of butter was pretty spectacular too
 
The RNLI thing is spectacularly imbecilic. All someone has to do, is take along a VHF radio, push a distress button or make a call and an amazing charitable, volunteer-led service risk their lives to support and assist. It is not like they are running forking pleasure cruises from Dordogne to Hayling Island. Having launched MV Yvonne (inherited name...) a fortnight back down at Hayling Island for the first time in 44 years, I was delighted we were not only doing it in waters where I could almost stand up but knowing that if things went sideways quickly, we have such amazing resources available. Now I think about it... Inflatable speedboat... South Coast... Sumup terminal... increasing energy bills... 😏
 
robp135 said:
www.bbc.com

Chris Rokos: UK's third-biggest taxpayer to leave for Greece

Chris Rokos plans to open an office in Athens, reports say, and was ranked third in the Sunday Times's list of the UK's top taxpayers.
www.bbc.com www.bbc.com
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No reason given?

If I've been born, lived and worked in my country and I've nothing of note to complain about....and made a massive success of myself, I'd just pay my way (ie taxes) and not really think about it.

He's getting potentially some kind of 'flat rate' in Greece but I'm sure he should have 'officed up' there or somewhere else with favourable tax schemes over the years, but hasn't, so it could be another reason?
 
Greek Taxation was best explained to me on a visit to Lindos in Rhodes a decade or so back. As we approached the final descent at the top of the town, the police were blocking the road. They allowed us through on our Quadbike but they had stopped a couple of other vehicles, whose occupants, looked official and quite animated. I was told the police had stopped the taxman at the top of the hill to delay them. This gave all the businesses down the hill on the strip, time to 'get the other set of books out'. :cool:
 
ricky2tricky4city said:
No reason given?

If I've been born, lived and worked in my country and I've nothing of note to complain about....and made a massive success of myself, I'd just pay my way (ie taxes) and not really think about it.

He's getting potentially some kind of 'flat rate' in Greece but I'm sure he should have 'officed up' there or somewhere else with favourable tax schemes over the years, but hasn't, so it could be another reason?
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For all the stick he sometimes gets, I always think Paul McCartney is a good example of how to behave if you do well in life. Always paid full UK taxes. Sent all his kids to the local state school.
 
ricky2tricky4city said:
No reason given?

If I've been born, lived and worked in my country and I've nothing of note to complain about....and made a massive success of myself, I'd just pay my way (ie taxes) and not really think about it.

He's getting potentially some kind of 'flat rate' in Greece but I'm sure he should have 'officed up' there or somewhere else with favourable tax schemes over the years, but hasn't, so it could be another reason?
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Probably got some insight in to what’s coming in TN e budget.

He has been doing that and won’t be moving forward. So it’s a £330M hole to fill.
 
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