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Politics, politics, politics (so long and thanks for all the fish)

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This is the dingdong that claims 'his autism doesn't allow him to deal with lying politicians' as if he is a genuine savant. But then deals with Farage.

Hope he pays all the tax he owes then if he is back in the country.
 
WillWeEverBeGoodAgain said:
Agree, him trying to say he was involved in the cease fire negotiations though is pretty embarassing
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I suspect there are a number of parties sat round tables round the world talking like adults about whats now entering into a global recession rather than the carnival we are seeing on tele.

If Starmer is involved or not who knows, but there is more going on between heads of government to get through this mess, of that im 100% sure
 
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MartyFunkhouser said:
I suspect there are a number of parties sat round tables round the world talking like adults about whats now entering into a global recession rather than the carnival we are seeing on tele.

If Starmer is involved or not who knows, but there is more going on between heads of government to get through this mess, of that im 100% sure
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He is involved. He's a melon. But he chose to not take us to war. One of his few good moves.
 
Glenda's Legs said:
Well what a surprise. What an unbelievable coincidence!

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Love this response

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Saw this earlier, good example of where we really need to step up. Shows there's still plenty of innovation around but we really need to support these companies more and make sure they grow and stay in the UK.
 
SteveAWOL said:
Brexit means Breexit 💰

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PE is easy when interest rates are low and you have easy access to debt....and everyone got use to low interest rates.

Soon as they bump up debt is a killer cost that's a ball and chain around the business. Plus businesses are adding in all the extra bump up in costs across the board. And if your B2C, that customer can only tolerate so much.

Not forgetting PE is all about the numbers .....so much else can fall by the wayside.
ie they generally don't give a fudge.
 
ricky2tricky4city said:
PE is easy when interest rates are low and you have easy access to debt....and everyone got use to low interest rates.

Soon as they bump up debt is a killer cost that's a ball and chain around the business. Plus businesses are adding in all the extra bump up in costs across the board. And if your B2C, that customer can only tolerate so much.

Not forgetting PE is all about the numbers .....so much else can fall by the wayside.
ie they generally don't give a fudge.
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Lazy generalisation about PE not giving a fudge. The goal is always to exit the investment for a return, which generally means streamlining and improving the business.
 
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