Tories are still lying *******s

[Ozyhibby]

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Is the state pension paid from income tax? I thought it was from the superannuation bit, like putting money into a savings account for a rainy day.

https://www.theguardian.com/money/20...on-triple-lock


The triple lock was supposed to be legally binding until 2024.

It’s paid from general taxation. There is zero money put aside. Tomorrow’s pensioners will be paid by tomorrow’s workers.


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[ronaldo7]

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Is the state pension paid from income tax? I thought it was from the superannuation bit, like putting money into a savings account for a rainy day.

https://www.theguardian.com/money/20...on-triple-lock


The triple lock was supposed to be legally binding until 2024.

Your pension is calculated from your National insurance contributions over the years, and whenever have the Tories ever respected legally binding agreements?

[Killiehibbie]

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Is the state pension paid from income tax? I thought it was from the superannuation bit, like putting money into a savings account for a rainy day.

https://www.theguardian.com/money/20...on-triple-lock


The triple lock was supposed to be legally binding until 2024.

The chancellor should take the opportunity this autumn to replace the triple lock with a smoothed earnings link. This would mean the state pension would rise in line with the living standards of working-age people – a change that would be fair to all generations.”

What that means they want the state pension to fall in line with living standards of the workers.

[Moulin Yarns]

An armed siege? A terrorist munitions factory? No, just the Police breaking into our studio building in Haggerston on Friday 25th June because there is a sculpture on the roof that Priti Patel doesn’t like. https://t.co/4p8X1GD2fs


An art studio, with a sculpture on the roof which looks similar to structure used by extinction rebellion 🙄

[hibsbollah]

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An armed siege? A terrorist munitions factory? No, just the Police breaking into our studio building in Haggerston on Friday 25th June because there is a sculpture on the roof that Priti Patel doesn’t like. https://t.co/4p8X1GD2fs


An art studio, with a sculpture on the roof which looks similar to structure used by extinction rebellion 🙄

I counted over 40 officers of various degrees of tooled up-ness going into that building. I wonder what that costs. I wonder if there’s other stuff they could be doing instead.

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An armed siege? A terrorist munitions factory? No, just the Police breaking into our studio building in Haggerston on Friday 25th June because there is a sculpture on the roof that Priti Patel doesn’t like. https://t.co/4p8X1GD2fs


An art studio, with a sculpture on the roof which looks similar to structure used by extinction rebellion 🙄

I hope the owners sue and take cases against whoever authorised that raid. That was a show of power and is the way England is heading. So many signs of Fascism with this government and trying to suppress the arts would be another one ticked off the Fascist Bingo Card. Do individual officers never question some of the acts they are ordered to carry out or are they just glad of the overtime regardless of who the victims are.

[lapsedhibee]

Truss lying her head off again.

[wookie70]

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Truss lying her head off again.

She was obviously comparing Apples to Oranges to come up with her statement.

[JimBHibees]

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I hope the owners sue and take cases against whoever authorised that raid. That was a show of power and is the way England is heading. So many signs of Fascism with this government and trying to suppress the arts would be another one ticked off the Fascist Bingo Card. Do individual officers never question some of the acts they are ordered to carry out or are they just glad of the overtime regardless of who the victims are.

What offence was caused by the sculpture and why was there any need for armed police never mind the number which would be able to take on a small army?

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She was obviously comparing Apples to Oranges to come up with her statement.

So long as she had her apple adviser and orange adviser alongside to tell her which of the two spherical objects is which, you're right.

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[Moulin Yarns]

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What offence was caused by the sculpture and why was there any need for armed police never mind the number which would be able to take on a small army?

The sculpture was designed by and built by an extinction rebellion person. It was similar to one used to block access to the murdoch media empire. It is all in the article I linked to in the post above if you bothered to read it.

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The sculpture was designed by and built by an extinction rebellion person. It was similar to one used to block access to the murdoch media empire. It is all in the article I linked to in the post above if you bothered to read it.

Didn't see an article just twitter posts. I get the motivation for the design just why would it be deemed to be an offence.

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Didn't see an article just twitter posts. I get the motivation for the design just why would it be deemed to be an offence.

Did you read any of it????


The roof sculpture is a construction made of bamboo and cables as used by Extinction Rebellion in their protest and blockading of the printing plants of Murdoch’s media last Autumn.

[Just Alf]

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Didn't see an article just twitter posts. I get the motivation for the design just why would it be deemed to be an offence.

Agreed, especially one that required the police (some armed) to break into the property mob handed.

Would it not have been better to send the local beat cops around ?

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Did you read any of it????


The roof sculpture is a construction made of bamboo and cables as used by Extinction Rebellion in their protest and blockading of the printing plants of Murdoch’s media last Autumn.

Are you ok?

Yep I get that. Don't get why that is an offence?

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Agreed, especially one that required the police (some armed) to break into the property mob handed.

Would it not have been better to send the local beat cops around ?

You would think so.

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Are you ok?

Yep I get that. Don't get why that is an offence?

I don't think anyone was charged. The Police are the stormtroopers of the government. Breaking the law has very little to do with being targeted by them. It is more likely the way you think or the colour of your skin that determines how much attention and brutality the Police direct towards you rather than if you committed an offence.

[Moulin Yarns]

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Are you ok?

Yep I get that. Don't get why that is an offence?

I'm fine thanks.


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But you're the one who had to ask what it was about. Even though I had posted everything you needed to know 🙄

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Are you ok?

Yep I get that. Don't get why that is an offence?

I'd imagine, if the structure was previously used to commit an offence, there may be some concerns that it would be used for the same purpose again. Like being in possession of a gun previously used in a murder.

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I'd imagine, if the structure was previously used to commit an offence, there may be some concerns that it would be used for the same purpose again. Like being in possession of a gun previously used in a murder.

The similar construction used by Extinction Rebellion to block the roadways around Murdochs printing facilities was quite possibly illegal, public right of way and all that sort of stuff.

Having it on the roof of a building isn't going to get in anyones way. I'm not even sure, as a temporary structure, it would fall foul of local building regulations any more than those folk that cover their homes with Christmas decorations.

[lapsedhibee]

England lost because Rashford championed underfed children.

This is from a member of the UK parliament. Elected by people.

https://twitter.com/miffythegamer/st...518656/photo/1

[Northernhibee]

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England lost because Rashford championed underfed children.

This is from a member of the UK parliament. Elected by people.

https://twitter.com/miffythegamer/st...518656/photo/1

Utter contemptible Tory ****.

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https://twitter.com/STVNews/status/1...001071617?s=19

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[Bostonhibby]

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England lost because Rashford championed underfed children.

This is from a member of the UK parliament. Elected by people.

https://twitter.com/miffythegamer/st...518656/photo/1

They're known as the Nasty Party for a reason, this type of person doesn't even feel the need to hide their contempt any more.

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[Future17]

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The similar construction used by Extinction Rebellion to block the roadways around Murdochs printing facilities was quite possibly illegal, public right of way and all that sort of stuff.

Having it on the roof of a building isn't going to get in anyones way. I'm not even sure, as a temporary structure, it would fall foul of local building regulations any more than those folk that cover their homes with Christmas decorations.

I wasn't suggesting the concern related to it being used in situ.

[Hibernia&Alba]

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England lost because Rashford championed underfed children.

This is from a member of the UK parliament. Elected by people.

https://twitter.com/miffythegamer/st...518656/photo/1

"Would it be ungenerous to suggest.."

Aye it would, and it would also be inane rubbish.

[Peevemor]

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England lost because Rashford championed underfed children.

This is from a member of the UK parliament. Elected by people.

https://twitter.com/miffythegamer/st...518656/photo/1

Words fail me.

[JimBHibees]

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I'd imagine, if the structure was previously used to commit an offence, there may be some concerns that it would be used for the same purpose again. Like being in possession of a gun previously used in a murder.

Ok thanks. Wasn't sure whether it was the same structure or a similar one. Obviously completely disproportionate action.

[Bangkok Hibby]

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"Would it be ungenerous to suggest.."

Aye it would, and it would also be inane rubbish.

The English, racist, tory voters will lap this up.

[Ryan91]

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England lost because Rashford championed underfed children.

This is from a member of the UK parliament. Elected by people.

https://twitter.com/miffythegamer/st...518656/photo/1

It's ok though, she's said she's sorry, no doubt all sins have been forgiven by Boris and co.

No doubt this will be rapidly swept under the carpet and never spoken of again.