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Kemi Badenoch’s Conservatives want to cut Disability Living Allowance for children with ADHD & special needs.
Meanwhile MPs get an extra £7,270 per child (max 3) on accommodation for “caring responsibilities”.
She claimed £278,687 in expenses last year (outside salary), including £37k on accommodation.
Lead by example. Cut your own costs first.
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Meet Helen. She's an MP in her 40's whose expense claims are one of the highest. She is medically qualified to give her opinion on autism & ADHD. Helen thinks those who claim PIP shouldn't receive it. Helen still wants to keep all of her expenses though.
Meet Nikki. She’s a mum in her fifties who came to see me.
Since her job in a nursery became all too much, she’s started receiving universal credit.
Without qualifications and, as she put it, being ‘no good at computers’, she's struggling to find another job.
But that’s not why she came to speak to me. Her real worry was her son, Jack, who signed on the moment he turned 18.
He's got autism and ADHD, but Nikki wants him to work.
She's frustrated the state is paying him money to stay at home. She desperately wants the job centre to get on his case.
But there’s no sign of that.
So, Jack is literally left to his own devices, gaming in his bedroom most of the time.
Who would want that life for their child?
Stories like Jack's are increasingly common.
It’s a disaster.
Hundreds of thousands of young people are setting out on a life on benefits. Only the Conservatives have a detailed plan to put an end to this and help young people into work. We’ll halve National Insurance for employers hiring 21 to 24-year-olds, create 100,000 more apprenticeships, and introduce a Get to Work programme to stop young people going straight from education onto benefits.
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These are the "wealth creators" we must protect at all costs, apparently, and - above all - not tax to the hilt.
They pay £1. They turn it into £18.3m for themselves, and millions of losses for suppliers and HMRC.
Poundland's private equity owners extracted £18.3m in 17 months, bought for £1.
£8.6m interest, £3.8m store closure fees, £2.6m debt arrangement plus other fees.
PE has £22.5m secured loan, will get paid first. HMRC owed £97m. Trade creditors owed £127m.
news.sky.com/story/revealed-…
Paul retweeted
No one will ever figure out how this lad whose dad took him to brothels when he was still in school grew up to be rapist. Where were the signs?
If you are following this cunt you might want to rethink that decision…an absolute piece of human shit
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What a day at Flamingo Park yesterday!
As a thank you for your incredible support, we’re offering FREE ENTRY to tomorrow night’s league fixture against @ThreeBridgesFC !
Tuesday 10th November | 7:45pm KO
And there’s more! Enjoy Wands and Madri for just £5 a pint.
Let’s keep the atmosphere going! 🖤💛
Please note: Anyone who has already purchased a ticket for this fixture will receive a full refund.
#COYW
Paul retweeted
So The Sun now admits they knew about the allegations as early as 2018.
The Daily Mail had a reporter living with Thomas Markle.
They knew. They knew and they still used Thomas as a weapon against his daughter because it suited their narrative.
Paul retweeted
❤️ My beautiful boy deserves to be remembered with love, not hate.
Yesterday, a Coventry fan used a photograph of Bradley to taunt Sunderland supporters. As his mam, this breaks my heart. Behind that photo is a little boy who was loved beyond measure (pt 1)
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Instead of such negativity please help us share love and positivity by sharing my beautiful boys picture ♥️
#CancerHasNoColours
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Paul retweeted
“Living standards are falling for us.” Yet UK banks just posted £29bn in half-year profits. Lloyds’ profits jumped 99% to £2.3bn as mortgage rates hit 6%, while Shell doubled its profits to £8bn. This isn’t just an economic crisis; it’s a wealth transfer.
"Painful" years ahead, think tanks warn, as living standards set to fall
bbc.in/4k5Vgsz
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This multi millionaire public school boy lives in Thailand & holds an official UK non-resident status, meaning he pays zero income tax in the UK. He thinks we should forgo our human rights & democracy and be ruled by rich people. The sociopathy of wealth red in tooth & claw.
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‘Very wealthy man abandons country that gave him opportunity to make millions for fear of being asked to pay fractionally more tax to improve things for everyone’
Former Goldman Sachs boss flees Britain over rising tax burden just days before the Budget
lbc.co.uk/article/goldman-sa…
Paul retweeted
I'm a double amputee.
I recieve 3,600 a year in PIP
@Helen_Whately receives *39,000* a year in housing.
If our Hels wants to cut down the welfare bill I've an idea where she should start...
Paul retweeted
Going to be an up and down evening here at Oaklands park as we host @BerkoFC
More lights than normal in the vicinity with the historic Sloe Fair nearby.
Paul retweeted
Dishonest man complains about government taking action against something that he himself tried to take action against when in government.
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Helen, Helen, Helen
Let me explain this to you in plain and exceedingly simple English.
Disabled kids are most likely to have been born with their disabilities or conditions (as I was). I know this might be shocking to you Helen, but we don't just stop being disabled at 18. Being born with a disability is usually a lifetime deal.
I tell you what, care to swap? You can have my cerebral palsy (and the benefits that you say come with it) and I'll take your fully functioning extremities and become an MP. Not a Tory one though, because I'm not a horrible bastard.
By the way, if you accept my offer, good luck trying to wipe your backside, put your own clothes on, wash any part of your body or doing any sort of cookery (since you won't be able to hold a knife properly) are, and one more thing, forget about rolling yourself over in bed at night, you'll have to get somebody to help you with that as well. But yeah, apart from that, a lifetime on benefits is really fucking easy isn't it?
Paul retweeted
Yes !
I don't like how @YorkshireWater are filling my rivers with shit so I'm moving to @thameswater
You blithering fucking wazzock
