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@JimmyCrabbyjim @RupertLowe10 You fail to see the purpose of the tax on tobacco. The fact that the NHS benefits from these taxes is not the reason why the tax exists, it exists to discourage smoking.

@abcNOOBcba @RupertLowe10 You are comparing apples with oranges. I have made it quite clear that smoking is a filthy habit that kills people, BUT the debate was about "taxpayers". I pointed out that smokers pay more tax into the system than they take out being treated. I rest my case!

A Restore Britain Government will allow pub landlords and other venue owners to install a smoking room. If adults want to smoke inside a contained room, and the landlord is happy to provide that, then it's none of our business. Crack on.

@JimmyCrabbyjim @RupertLowe10 The tax is implemented to stop people from smoking because a smoking population is an unhealthy population, an unhealthy population is a burden on the community. All of which is preventable by not smoking, would you look at that.

@abcNOOBcba @RupertLowe10 I don't agree with this new policy if it ever comes in, but to say that smokers shouldn't be treated on NHS because "tax payers" have to pay for it, means you haven't got a clue. Smokers pay far more in in duty tax than is spent treating them.

@Kathleen_Tyson_ On the M1 northbound one of the services had no fuel on the screen.

Just came back from filling up the car at BP station. Regular diesel was already sold out. Premium Diesel only. Shortages are becoming more apparent.

@Dioclet54046121 I bet once the money flows back the damm that was holding the Japanese inflation back will be overcome and wash away everything in it's path.

I'm getting mixed messages about this account. Is it really a BoJ insider or is it a crypto pumping account? x.com/yutokanzakirea…

@BoukisJim @maneco1964 The title is a question not a statement

@maneco1964 Mario, don’t be like all the others, please. I get it if you’re after clicks and need to sell a “service” but you know better than anyone that this is all sensationalist BS.

Could America's 250th Birthday Mark the Biggest Monetary Reset Since 1971? youtu.be/GRxG5S-wpVw

This is what Paris looks like in 2026

@HLehmann73406 @Ikennect Relax man, it's a joke. Read the post again slowly.

Half a mile might be an exaggeration.

@TFL1728 @CovidBard @ArcadiaEconomic God damn Iranians putting their country right in between USA'S military bases.

@CovidBard @ArcadiaEconomic Because the nuke is the key to the strategy. As is the endless debate over them. It’s pretty obvious that Trump is moving towards total denuclearization as his end goal Iran has been at war with us for 47 years. That’s quite enough

At the beginning of the war I asked a simple question, if you had to pay an extra $1-2/gallon for gasoline for a few months to ensure you would never be threatened with a nuke from Iran ever again would you put that extra money on your credit card?” Before you answer, for the average family that amounts to $100-200 per month for 4 months. $400-800. For the peace dividend that you would never have to pay the indirect tolls of that threat (which compounds to your benefit every month in higher costs) FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE AND YOUR CHILDRENS’ LIVES. Sit with that. Sit with thinking through all of the costs associated with what Iran’s conflict with the rest of the world were. Now ADD their people’s welfare to the global economy rather than their extracting a few hundred billion a year to fund terror, drugs, child trafficking, organized crime, etc. Think about who their real partners were. Think about which countries were their partners and fellow travelers… Those that turned a blind eye for the banking fees, or paid someone else the increased insurance which ended up on your monthly budget. Once you’ve begun to get your head around that, then realize that you’re probably only mapping 10% of the real costs. But my original question is exactly what just happened, and in the process we watched countries flip allegiances, come together to defend themselves, and others show you the limit of what they were willing to turn a blind eye to. Trump’s brand of foreign policy rankles a lot of people. It destroys the carefully constructed mind palaces of others, and exposes the grifts of all of them. When this period is over, it will be a new reality. It may even be a significantly better one. But that will be up to us, to accept that sometimes you have to punch the bully in the mouth to get him to shut up. By Labor Day oil prices in the US will be back to where they were before the war, except in California who has been working with our enemies to shut refineries and collapse its economy. They will be a mess. It will be OVER for normal folks. For those that see things clearly, this thing was over months ago.

@CryptoTaxSucks @frizzaud Kill switch quarterly or yearly? You program a transfer to their wallet if you don't access your own wallet.

@frizzaud I know some use this method, I wonder how for smol portfolios you could set this up without the legal bills

@ThinkAppraiser Complacency

You have to be pretty dumb to steal $40 million worth of gold and then just leave it at your house Like how does this make any sense?

@ThHappyHawaiian Yes

China wants silver lower because of solar… They’re figuring out how to remove silver from solar… Person 1: silver demand will crash because of solar Person 2: China no longer will be motivated to keep silver lower, it can be a monetary metal again Which person are you?

@Sarah_yiyiyiyi @VladTheInflator Around tourist attractions it's quite safe, just avoid certain areas at night. There are still many touristic towns in uk and europe that are very safe.

@abcNOOBcba @VladTheInflator Sorry I really don’t know this, I never been to London. I really wanted to travel to Europe once before the epidemic, I heard that the security in Europe was poor, so I hesitated, then the Pandemic came,I still haven't been there because of the impression of very bad security

@Sarah_yiyiyiyi @VladTheInflator So does london have a lot of cctv cameras, but they keep protecting the offenders.

@VladTheInflator China is not a high trust country, It can only be described as a generally friendly country. The reason for the low crime rate is that there are surveillance cameras everywhere.

@_siaubas_ @joeybeastmarket @inversebrah There are almost no russians left in uk. They probably are muslim

@joeybeastmarket @inversebrah New money. Poor education, have no idea what good taste is, and in life mask it with expensive brands. I'm this case, displaying large windows and expensive cars. Stereotypical "new Russian."

This should warrant the death penalty

@adamtaggart @DaminalKhage @SFarkhondehpour To my knowledge, Japan and South Korea are vassal states of the USA, and India is trying to play on both sides of the geopolitical game between BRICS and US Empire.

@DaminalKhage @SFarkhondehpour I'm sorry -- did I miss what countries like India, Japan and South Korea have done to enter this conflict?

IRAN IS NOT A SIGNOR TO THIS AGREEMENT AND 17 MILES OF WATER FROM IRANIAN LAND IS CONSIDERED IRANIAN WATERS. THEYBRAISED THIS ISSUE AT THE UNITED NATION AND IT'S TOTALLY LEGAL

@JeremyClarkson @David__Osland Inflation is a purely monetary fenomenon. If the paper money amount increases the prices increase. There might be a correlation between wage increase and prices but it is not the basic cause of it.

@David__Osland I’m no economist but I think you might find the cost of the beer would also go up if you did that.

If a pint of beer now costs a tenner, is £15 an hour minimum wage really such a Big Ask?

@Zesty_King3 @JeremyClarkson @David__Osland No.

@JeremyClarkson @David__Osland Increasing minimum wage increases inflation. Simple as.

@thesiriusreport I watch on YouTube because I can easily find videos to listen to in the car which wouldn't happen if you only posted on X.

Posted directly on X. As a one off, we will see how many people actually view this given people have said they would watch it on here but would not do so on YT. NEW: Recent Claims About The UAE, Including Swap Lines, Are Nonsense

@StevenSmithRest @BrickzwithTipz The £ doesn't get weaker because of immigration, it's because the government borrows money into existence from the Bank of England. Your wage flatlines because of immigration.

@BrickzwithTipz Wages won’t increase because the corporations just turn on the immigration taps. The more migrants that arrive; the weaker my £ gets, the more competition for every job, school place, uni entrance and housing. We need to deport at least 10 million people!

Do Brits actually hate success this much?? What’s going on