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The Labour party and Agenda 2030.
At which point are people going to realise that the most terrifying thing about this Labour government is that they have no intention of getting reelected? Their loveless landslide propelled by 20% of the vote is here to propel the UN’s Age...
Jaguar cars are now a clothes brand
If you thought you were having a bad day then imagine being a salesman in a Jaguar cars showroom. A brand that’s established such a muscular heritage brand, selling thoroughbred cars balancing the tightrope between luxury and street, bullis...
Labour are coming for the farms.
We need to stop calling Rachel Reeves Lego hair. It’s like referring to Stalin as uncle Joe, instead of cold-hearted killer. Lego suggests a playfulness when in fact the only thing Reeves has ever played is chess as a 16 year old. Very impr...
The Labour government's great tax robbery.
Rachel Reeves’ claims of being an economist have been somewhat derailed by ex-colleagues revealing that that she only worked in a support department at the Bank of England and was apparently ‘f***ing useless’. Her recent budget does nothing...
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