Alex Noble

@LawrenceBr82505 @EssexPR @ZackPolanski There’s no strong evidence that the policy itself is failing because it is too expensive, most research and public health assessments still view the system as largely successful overall, even if under pressure

@ftf_nr @EssexPR @ZackPolanski The reason it's beginning to fail in Portugal, is due to the cost and their financial situation. The cost of the Greens policy would come at a huge cost that would be picked up by the Tax payers.

Let's go! Lower bills. Tax billionaires. Protect the NHS. join.greenparty.org.uk

@LawrenceBr82505 @EssexPR @ZackPolanski In the UK, cigarettes cost the NHS and society the most overall, followed by alcohol, with illegal drugs generally costing less in direct NHS spending.

@ftf_nr @EssexPR @ZackPolanski Actually it would cost far too much along with their other moronic ideas. We need Romania's stance on drugs and more police back on the streets.

@darrengrimes Can anyone explain why you seem to have no empathy for the victim, as usual?

Can anyone explain why the police are asking for witnesses to come forward but haven’t released any information on the potential suspects?

@EssexPR You’d never heard of him two months ago, you 🤡

🚨 VIKTOR ORBAN CONCEDES HUNGARIAN ELECTION

@soft_lob @EssexPR @ZackPolanski Addiction to hard drugs is no different from chronic alcoholism.

@ftf_nr @EssexPR @ZackPolanski Which countries?

@soft_lob @EssexPR @ZackPolanski Portugal, Switzerland, Canada.

@EssexPR @ZackPolanski And they don’t want illegal immigration.

@ZackPolanski Decriminalise hard drugs, prostitution, men in women’s toilets and illegal immigration. Cosmic

@EssexPR @ZackPolanski Prostitution is effectively already decriminalised in practice, as it’s widely visible online and rarely met with police intervention.

@SucramAloFiel @LozzaFox @TPointUK Black communities have reclaimed a variation of the N word. This kind of “reclaiming” happens in other groups too, where a word that was once offensive is reappropriated by the people it targeted.

@ftf_nr @LozzaFox @TPointUK Not really, but if it would become completely unhip to blacks perhaps we wouldn't have to hear it every second or third word of some peoples mouths.

There should not be a single word which only certain groups can use. Either words belong to everyone or they belong to no one. That includes this word. Full debate for @TPointUK here youtube.com/watch?v=e4PSsK…

@SucramAloFiel @LozzaFox @TPointUK Why does that bother you?

@SucramAloFiel @LozzaFox @TPointUK I didn’t hear him, I turned it off after 10 seconds.

@ftf_nr @LozzaFox @TPointUK Well you heard him; he’s not getting out of his way to provoke people, so there’s that. Then if one would say just using the word is a provocation; I’d say everyone within a country should have the same set of freedoms and legal consequences.

@SucramAloFiel @LozzaFox @TPointUK Yes it does …

@ftf_nr @LozzaFox @TPointUK Does it matter?

@NotFarLeftAtAll How are Reform going to end it, will you be asking people to submit a notification of death before the person has actually died?

£850 million paid in benefits to dead people… This is what government waste looks like. Reform will end this and put your money back where it belongs: serving the British people.

@LNallalingham His company broke the law, and should be dealt with accordingly.

😂 You’ll love this… The “tax expert” pushing the Tice story is literally a Labour Party member and has even sat on their executive committee. Totally unbiased, I’m sure. As already explained, this is a small technical issue. Tax was paid by Tice personally instead of via the trust. So what happens? ✅ Tice gets a rebate from HMRC. ✅ The trust pays the withholding tax it should have paid. That’s it. A routine fix being dressed up as a scandal. With the tax expert exposed as a Labour member, I’ve got nothing else to add. A non-story being driven by a literal member of the Labour Party.

@LNallalingham That’s not an answer: the company was legally required to pay tax; the law doesn’t permit REITs to opt to defer their tax obligations.

@LNallalingham But we believe it’s clear from the company’s accounts and public filings that Quidnet did not pay this tax. Mr Tice has refused to answer the question directly, instead saying that he paid income tax on the dividends.

@LNallalingham Quidnet REIT Limited. From 2020 to 2022 it paid around £600,000 of dividends to Mr Tice and his offshore trust. Quidnet was required by law to withhold approximately £120,000 of tax from those dividends and pay it to HMRC.

@LNallalingham Another clueless grifter, who constantly posts absolute bollocks.

🚨 People are comparing Angela Rayner and Richard Tice… but the situations aren’t even close. Angela Rayner: didn’t pay around £40,000 in tax that was owed. Richard Tice: paid the tax in full. The entire “scandal” with Tice? The payment was made from his personal account instead of the company account. That’s it. HMRC still got the full amount owed. In fact, he personally ended up paying more tax than he should have. One involves Angela Rayner not paying tax when it should have been. The other is about which account Richard Tice made the payment from. And people wonder why trust in politics and the media is collapsing. The people pushing this “scandal” clearly don’t understand how finance works. No wonder the economy is in the state it’s in.