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A thread of publically available information and suppositions in regard to Rt Hon Sir Keir Starmer QC without any specific allegation attached:
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Most disabled people don't claim over £20k worth of expenses on top of their top 5% of earners salary, mate
Really only need to ask the one question
I've written to Government regarding the Milburn Review.
Andy Burnham is right to oppose "crude cuts" and to defend social security.
We cannot let a report commissioned under the previous leadership take us backwards.
Cuts don't create jobs. They create poverty.
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I've written to Government regarding the Milburn Review.
Andy Burnham is right to oppose "crude cuts" and to defend social security.
We cannot let a report commissioned under the previous leadership take us backwards.
Cuts don't create jobs. They create poverty.
God forbid a man have a hobby 🙄
BREAKING: Nvidia, $NVDA, CEO Jensen Huang has resigned as CEO, President, and member of the Board of Directors, effective immediately.
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"Talks conducted in good faith led to a Joint Statement agreed by both local parties, which was then pulled at the last minute by Labour bosses in London."
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Renewables restore their place at No.1 generation (as happens a majority of the year now) and wholesale electricity prices immediately plummet by £120/MWh.
For context that fall is more than the average annual wholesale price (£105).
Because this is what they want to do. This is their politics and it disgusts them that they have to lie to their pigdog voters about it but the alternative is worse (them voting for someone who doesn't want to do this, could you imagine? Awful)
I know "young people don't vote" but Labour does actually rely on the votes of the ones that do, repeatedly telling them to fuck off and die seems insane. Why is Burnham going back to the Starmer playbook?
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Whoopsie
Argentina is officially in recession. The free market dream is over.
Under Milei:
- 32,300 businesses closed
- Industry, construction & retail wiped out
- Only growth sectors are financial speculation & sale of natural resources
- 1/3 people in poverty
lareforma.com.ar/Recesion-te…
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NEW from The Economist, featuring our analysis..
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Taking money off young disabled people who cannot work will not incentivise anyone into work.
To think that it will, is ludicrous.
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Want to know how corrupt the uk is.
A trustees of @AlderHey is glowing up @alanmilburn1958 who presided over the alder hey organs scandal
And who sold out nhs dentistry
news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/1…
dailymail.com/news/article-1…
Anyone who thought the Milburn review would shrink from radicalism has just been proved wrong.
PIP and Universal Credit replaced for young people. The money moved into job support. More for those with the most severe conditions. Short-term pain for long-term gain, and he says so.
This is what our politics needs more of. Kudos to Alan and the team for taking the fight to the young NEETs crisis, one of the defining issues of our time. Tuesday's report looks like it has the answers.
Now we need the political will to turn review into reality.
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"What his proposals will do is discriminate against Disabled people based on age, drive a worsening of mental and physical health and push young Disabled people into poverty."
Read the response to the Milburn review on proposed Universal Credit cuts here:
disabilityrightsuk.org/news/…
