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Reform UK’s Zia Yusuf promises to cut fuel duty—while his boss Farage pockets £3,125 an hour from GB News and owns £3m in property. The party of the “working class” is run by millionaires selling you a dream they’ve already cashed in on. Don’t buy it. 🤡⛽️💷

@ThisisWalter89 @thedudebecool yeah, the only way i can see it is if they don't sell many and label realise they need to drop it

@SteelBookBluRay @thedudebecool It would have to drop by £20 for me to even consider it! Don’t see that happening because the label dictates the sell price on sites like Zavvi from day 1 of pre-order.

PRE-ORDERS LIVE NOW - The fantastic vampire horror "30 Days Of Night" is getting a (stupidly priced) new UK 4K Steelbook release in July - #steelbook #physicalmedia - stlbk.info/4lHN3JE

ARTWORK CONFIRMED - The Wachowskis' cult anime adaptation "Speed Racer" is getting a pair of UK 4K Steelbook releases - #steelbook #physicalmedia - stlbk.info/49NvtOL

@ThisisWalter89 Yeah. I'm made some enquiries to try confirm if it's an error or not. Fingers crossed. Otherwise I'll be waiting for the standard release

@SteelBookBluRay And that stupid price is why I won’t be buying it. When the UK 4K limited edition of Hard Boiled is £30, there’s literally zero chance I’m paying £50 for this.

@thedudebecool It is. Hoping it's just the RRP and the retailers all drop it before release. Otherwise I'll pick up the inevitable amaray release

@SteelBookBluRay Price is taking the piss

🧵And we're off, ladies and gentlemen! It's "they're banning the word EASTER" week. Regular as clockwork... So here comes a history lesson and media lesson all rolled into one thread! PS, I can't believe there's no easter egg emoji? This was the best I could do - 🗿🥚 🤣 I digress! 1/19

@IKG60 Yeah. Still better than nothing though!

@SteelBookBluRay Would have preferred a steelbook set.

PRE-ORDERS LIVE NOW - Epic Netflix sci-fi show "Stranger Things" is getting a 25-Disc Complete Series Collection UK 4K release in July - #physicalmedia - stlbk.info/4lAGMPS

He's cancelling Christmas. For the first time, a politician is *actually* trying to cancel Christmas. #womp #womp

PRE-ORDERS LIVE NOW - Classic Stellan Skarsgård thriller "Insomnia" is getting a new 4K Collectors Edition release in May - #steelbook #physicalmedia - stlbk.info/3PMALDK

PRE-ORDERS LIVE - Stanley Kubrick's "Eyes Wide Shut" is coming to UK 4K Steelbook release - #steelbook #physicalmedia - stlbk.info/41cBwZf

The story now emerging concerning Richard Tice and the revelation that he avoided nearly £600,000 in tax should give voters considerable pause for thought about the character of those who now present themselves as custodians of the nation’s future. It is not merely the sum involved that invites scrutiny. Rather, it is the striking contrast between public rhetoric and private conduct that deserves careful examination. Figures who spend much of their time lecturing the British public about duty, patriotism, responsibility, and sacrifice might reasonably be expected to demonstrate those same principles in their own affairs. Yet the emerging picture suggests something rather different. While millions of working people across Britain meet their obligations to the Exchequer every month without the benefit of elaborate financial arrangements, certain political figures appear remarkably adept at structuring their affairs in ways that significantly reduce their own contribution. Nor does the matter end with Mr Tice alone. His partner, Isabel Oakeshott, has herself attracted considerable criticism in relation to her financial and residential arrangements. She resides in Dubai and holds residency within the United Arab Emirates, a jurisdiction well known for its highly favourable tax environment. This is not a temporary convenience or occasional base. It is a deliberate choice of residence in a system where personal taxation is structured very differently from that in Britain. The contrast is therefore difficult to ignore. From comfortable studios and residences abroad, commentary is delivered about how Britain should be governed, how its taxes should be structured, and how its citizens should shoulder their responsibilities. Yet the financial structures that sustain those voices appear carefully arranged within a system that allows them to avoid the very tax burden that ordinary British citizens cannot escape. Meanwhile Britain must continue to fund its hospitals, its schools, its infrastructure, and its national defence. These responsibilities fall squarely upon the millions of citizens who live and work within the country and who have neither the means nor the opportunity to relocate their financial lives to advantageous international jurisdictions. What makes this particularly galling is the moment in which it occurs. The country faces economic pressure, global instability, and the continuing strain placed upon public services. At such a time, those who seek influence over the nation’s direction ought to demonstrate the highest standards of public responsibility and personal example. Instead the electorate is confronted with a political movement whose most visible figures appear entirely comfortable criticising the British state while arranging their own affairs so that their contribution to it is kept to a minimum. The question that follows is therefore both simple and unavoidable. If those who aspire to govern Britain choose to live beyond its tax system, why should the British public trust them with the responsibility of running it?

I was 8 when Dunblane happened. I’ll never forget crying to my parents one morning, begging not to go to school because I was terrified I’d die. That fear stays with you forever. And now this bellend fucknugget wants to make that nightmare possible again. The ban stays. #Dunblane30

The strategic importance of Dubai cannot be underestimated… It’s a concentrated holding pen for 98% of the world’s fucking idiots.

Classic Farage. Once faced with the actual responsibility of running things instead of frog marching around complaining like Basil Fawlty, he finds things aren’t always as easy to fix as to moan about, and throws a hissy fit saying they shouldn’t have bothered. Unfit for office.

Funny. These pathetic bigoted poshboys (this twat went to Eton) spend their entire fucking lives relentlessly slagging off Britain and dividing British people. They don't give a solitary shit about ordinary British people. 🇬🇧

@thedudebecool they've always been great for me - normally arrives on or usually before release day. Never had any issues Plus you get points with every purchase that add up to use as discounts

@SteelBookBluRay How are they with delivery, seen a few people moan on Facebook that the cen be slow?

Right now Rarewaves is your cheapest option at £25 (vs £35 everywhere else) tidd.ly/4s8Seog

PRE-ORDERS LIVE NOW - Acclaimed anime "Scarlet" is getting a UK 4K Steelbook release - #steelbook #physicalmedia - stlbk.info/4djWhcT