Grendel
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Pretty disturbing if he actually has been denied access due to political views - he claims he’s been denied in 10 other banks. I’m always dubious regarding his claims but if true it’s not a good look
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Pretty disturbing if he actually has been denied access due to political views - he claims he’s been denied in 10 other banks. I’m always dubious regarding his claims but if true it’s not a good look
Loads of ministers, including the PM, coming out to bat for Farage. All in the name of culture war. Barmy.
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jimmyhillsfanclub
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It's called climate change and its a work in progress.....
It's not his political views itself that are the problem. It's the fact he has links to dodgy people, dodgy organisations and dodgy money.
The bank is obviously going to assess that risk and carry out due diligence. If he's considered too high risk, they are perfectly entitled to close his account.
And even if it was about his views, which is what he claims, he was quite happy for businesses to be able to choose who they do business with based on their views a few years ago. Karma's a bitch eh Nige.
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chiefdave
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I'm not really understanding why Farage should be treated differently to others or why there's an outrage that his account may have been closed for moral reasons when banks do this to other people on a daily basis without any fuss in the media
There's no right to anything other than a basic bank account, and that's only a relatively recent requirement as there were so many people unable to find a bank that would let them maintain an account
There's no right to anything other than a basic bank account, and that's only a relatively recent requirement as there were so many people unable to find a bank that would let them maintain an account
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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Well I was going for option 1.
At some point we will be forced to or we'll see something catastrophic. But as always we'll have to actually be right on the precipice before we even think of acting.
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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Amongst numerous other things.
Increasing resistance to antibiotics. An increasing population creating ever more demand for land and resources as both get smaller, leading to ever higher tensions and disputes in an era with frighteningly powerful weapons. Not to mention potential threats like AI.
You can see why people wonder if we've not discovered intelligent life because it's destined to destroy itself first.
skybluetony176
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I caught a headline in the Express yesterday that said Brexit win for fishermen, at last I thought so I read the article. It was very vague on what the win was but did mention the introduction of Remote Electronic Monitoring. So I googled Remote Electronic Monitoring Fishing to get a clearer idea of what that is and top of the page was an article about how the EU started introducing it in in 2021. So I guess the “win” is being 2 years behind the curve because of Brexit. But as you say they know what they’re doing, they understand their readership.
shmmeee
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shmmeee
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Reckon we’re gonna go all in on the AI coin flip. Either Star Trek or Terminator. Let’s see, either way it won’t be boring.
fernandopartridge
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This, to borrow Grendel's term, ghoul. He's back and he's what Starmer's Labour is going to be all about.
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Politician are a complete menace to the NHS. Just fund it properly and stop all these incessant reorganisations.
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I thought, objectively, the NHS *was* value for money?
jimmyhillsfanclub
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The last time that murderous war-mongering c**t "reformed" the NHS, he lumbered it with about £85b of PFI debt........
...just fuck off Tony
...just fuck off Tony
duffer
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Tony Blair, a very rich man these days, strangely enough, turns out to be a Tory.
In the meantime... Starmer et al, of the LINO party (Labour In Name Only), happily take donations from the private healthcare trough...
Naming the MPs Who Take Private Healthcare Money
Doctors working in and committed to the NHS know that the private healthcare sector will deliver a poor (often unsafe) service, will disappear when things go wrong (or when there is simply no profit to be made - because that is the DNA of these corporations) and be found counting your taxpayer...
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Ian1779
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The only interview he should be attending is one in The Hague.
skybluetony176
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WITCH HUNT!
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Sick Boy
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What cost of living crisis?
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chiefdave
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don't ask for a pay rise, it will cause inflationWhat cost of living crisis?
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skybluetony176
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Unless you’re a banker.
David O'Day
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ULEZ is a problem for Labour in London as it adds a drag on to the swing towards them but luckily the aren't looking at needing to gain seats in London
The tories are dead everywhere else, Selby was an absolute disaster for them.
time for bed
The tories are dead everywhere else, Selby was an absolute disaster for them.
time for bed
David O'Day
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they were not expected to win all 3 seats, stop talking shit as the Lib Dems were expected to win all the Somerton and Frome seat
Let's keep things truthful hey, I know you are a weird far right space cadet but let's keep things truthful hey
David O'Day
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Twitter is full of this "Labour was expected to win all 3 seats" which is simply nonsense but it's all weirdos like the dutchman who are saying it
skybluetony176
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Lib Dem’s were always the favourite to win Frome. Apparently Sarah Dyke has been treated like a local MP for months so sure was the community that she would be the next MP. She had a full caseload before the election and is hitting the ground running. Not sure where people are getting Labour were expected to win it from. Desperate defence from the right.
fernandopartridge
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The seat of the disgraced former Prime Minister heavily targeted by Labour and they still don't win it, come on David it isn't a disaster but it's hardly a sign of a thumping majority either.
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skybluetony176
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That will undoubtedly be a disappointment for them. But the Selby result was massive even by by-election standards. Overturning a 20K majority is not something you see very often.
David O'Day
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It was fought on local issues i.e. the ULEZ, if you don't believe me go and listen to the tory who is now MP
fernandopartridge
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Things will get fought on hyper local issues when you've got nothing to offer otherwise
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Ian1779
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Blaming ULEZ is lazy, considering as well that Starmer came out and supported the scheme a few weeks ago, he’s tried to straddle the fence on it.
900 people voted Green, most of those would have probably have voted Labour not so long ago, until they were told their vote wasn’t wanted.