Ian Moss retweeted
Keir Starmer says the benefit system is unfair.
NO… the super-rich avoiding HMRC and @MichelleMone not held to account… THAT IS UNFAIR!!!!
Ian Moss retweeted
More than 4 years ago @PrivateEyeNews published major report on Covid profiteering. Ministers and officials from the time finally having to answer some questions at the public inquiry. But the profiteers still exempt from all scrutiny.
In the new Eye, out today: an 8-page special by @rbrooks45 on the tens of millions trousered from the pandemic, the blind eye turned by government to blatant rip-offs, and the ruses used to try to keep it all secret. Do not miss it! In all good newsagents and supermarkets now.
Hey #SofaDeliveryCompany.
Your drivers need some education...
DON'T PARK ON ZEBRA CROSSINGS
OR
THE ZIG ZAGS.
Death and or injury may result.
DON'T FORGET
BrewDog B Shares are worthless.
If you are stupid enough to want some, I'll sell you some.
BrewDog has failed it's B shareholders
Ian Moss retweeted
If disability benefits are so high they disincentivise work, why not set MP salaries at the equivalent amount. I mean, it's enough to live on, right?
Ian Moss retweeted
Billionaires don't like disability benefits, they don't get them.
They don't like pensions, they don't need them.
They don't like Universal Healthcare, they want those massive profits from killing you.
Don't let them take these things, it is very bad for you.
Oh dear,
MK at BrewDog is trying his best to defend the defenceless TROLLS on the Forum.
It's ok for the TROLLS to invade, abuse and run amok, but it's not ok to tell those mother fuckers to F**K OFF when they are off topic.
BrewDog is going to FAIL, SOON.
BULLSHIT.
James watt chose TSG because they were the only suitor that would allow JW to fuck off to be an international ego playboy.
No other investment co would touch him. They wanted time in the office and no withdrawals of HALF OF THE FUNDING.
B SHAREHOLDERS are UNDERWATER
Ian Moss retweeted
Whenever they say it's the disability benefits, it's the tax dodging billionaires.
Whenever they say it's immigrants, it's the tax dodging billionaires.
When they say the Pension is too expensive, it's the tax dodging billionaires.
It is always the billionaires.
Unbelievable.
@DWPgovuk ARE GROTESQUE
My everyday personal story of the modern UK and its third world bureaucracy:
I became eligible for my Old Age Pension in October - the lowest in the developed world at £220 per week.
I had to make my claim online, through the Government Gateway. After going through this complicated procedure, the system told me there was a problem with my application and I had to phone.
On about my tenth phone call in three days I finally got through to a helpful lady. After going through numerous details, she told me that the problem was that I was giving the wrong date of birth.
I told her I knew my birthday and had for a great many decades. It is on my passport and on my birth certificate. She said it is not the date of birth she had on my record.
A couple of weeks later I received a letter saying I must send my birth certificate. Unfortunately, having looked after it for 66 years, last year it vanished in the Passport Office when I had to renew my passport after it was stolen at Zurich railway station.
So I had to apply for a duplicate birth certificate. This eventually arrived, and I sent it to the address specified in the pensions letter.
Three weeks later I received a response saying that my birth certificate had arrived too late and my application has been closed. I must make a new online application through the Government Gateway.
That new application has now been rejected for an inaccurate date of birth...
Ian Moss retweeted
33p in every pound you pay to your water company goes to service their huge debts.
Yet you have no seat at the table deciding how your water is run.
@We_OwnIt and @CompassOffice today demanded households, workers, environmental groups and local leaders get a seat at the table.
TWENTY
TWO
THOUSAND
FIVE
HUNDRED
MILLION
POUNDS
IN DEBT.
£22,500,000,000.00
@ofwat #NotFitForPurpose
@UKParliament
Ditto.
Thames Water refinancing scam.
Pimco books 17% instant profit on Thames Water emergency loan.
Company already has £19.5bn debt, another £3bn added, customer bills will rocket we ven more
OFWAT doesn't protect people.
End profiteering. Nationalise water
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Ian Moss retweeted
Left: Rachel Johnson who broke covid rules to play tennis repeats Boris Johnson's lie that we had a faster vaccine roll out because of Brexit
Right: Dr June Raine explains that the UK was under EU laws at the time, it had nothing to do with Brexit. In fact Hungary, Poland and Slovakia had separate programs in addition to the EU program
Rachel Johnson then criticises Brexit repeatedly before saying she's proud of her brother Boris Johnson for delivering Brexit 🤷♂️
"A lot of those who did vote to leave.. Have gone to the great Whetherspoons in the sky.. Or the Reform party.. Or are in the House of Lords"
"Desmond Swayne saying nobody wants to be part of Europe, the engine is failing. What a c*ck. I mean really, why is Ukraine risking life and limb to be in. the waiting room of room? Why are Georgia and Moldova risking bombs and bullets in order to join the EU?"
"The EU is a trading bloc, a security organisation, it was also our oyster, the world was our oyster. We could live, work and travel in any one of those countries"
"Brexit saved my marriage, the only benefit of Brexit"
"David Cameron never expected to lose the referendum, he expected to win.. Vote Leave never expected to win either"
"I"m not speaking against Boris Johnson or my generation at Oxford, they're all friends of mine. I'm proud of my brother.. He got Brexit over the line"
"But now the country has got Boris done. We have our blue passports, our pint glasses, but one vote, one referendum cannot bind another"
"If we had been in the EU, the UK part of a strong united Europe, think how different the world would be today"
"When I was asked to speak tonight.. This was such a no brainer, that I didn't have to write two speeches one in favour, and one against, in order to work out what I've felt. Because I've always felt very strongly that we are better together"
Ian Moss retweeted
Yet another intriguing morning at the @CommonsEFRA water industry hearings. Wessex Water this time claiming they're not going to pay any dividends over the next 5 years.
Interesting. Company is currently holding £2.499bn in debt which is owned to a subsidiary company on which it appears to have paid £172.4m in finance expenses.
Any of that payment to the subsidiary an interest payment in which case it would be tax free, and do any of those payments end up with the current owners YTL in Malaysian through other subsidiaries, holding companies etc?
Inquiring minds need to know.🤔
I think its London.
That means the policing is from @metpoliceuk.
That means they will do fuck all.
They have to share their time between molesting, raping, pedophilia etc, and policing.
Sadly, they're more interested in the former.
Ian Moss retweeted
Why is disabled people getting money to pay for the extra costs of being disabled unacceptable.
But MP's getting far more money to buy anything and everything fine?
Because of who is receiving it.
Just how long does it take to find the Rules of BrewDog's Forum and forward them to a user that requested them over 24 hours ago.
Are you currently writing them BrewDog, so they fit your narrative?
The @FT is nothing but a corporate whore
9/5/24 headline "BrewDog co-founder quits as chief executive"
WATT turned his back on the business after shafting the B Shareholders with a deal with TSG.
FT, of course, carry Watt's narrative, the BS version
B Shareholders are fucked
Highly paid FT editors advise UK govt to cut welfare spending; hurt the disabled, sick. poor, old.
Silence on redistribution of wealth; higher wages, reducing corporate welfare, ending tax perks of the rich
It is class war.
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ft.com/content/cd3624c3-bc14…