sam-leo-cfc.bsky.social
Chelsea FC and F1 are my soap operas of choice. Love film and photography. Pro-European đȘđș. Business owner. Pasta enthusiast. Science graduate. Artist. Not a Nazi.
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Feels like weâre taking whatâs happening in the US more seriously than a lot Americans are⊠hope thatâs not the case. Asset allocation will inevitably be slightly different going forward. This is a decade long repair job the US has on its hands as far as trust and confidence goes from a foreign pov.
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Honest question⊠why hasnât he been arrested yet? Is there even an open investigation at this point?
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en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shelf_L...
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I think we (EM) need to get much louder about pushing for thisâŠ
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Would love to see you and your party be significantly louder in pushing the case for rejoining the CU & SM. The Brexit omertĂ in parliament must end and this hard Brexit Labour government must be held to account imo.
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Whatâs even more extraordinary in my opinion is we now have former remainers actively backing this disastrous Brexit in government.
Not forgetting the Liberal and Green Partyâs who barely mention it or advocate rejoining.
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They will of course also continue to spew hatred with their indignant righteousness in our country while contributing little, if anything, to making our country better through taxation.
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What I donât understand about these far right faux-patriots is dodging tax will always trump their hatred of immigrants to the point they will choose to become one⊠although of course they feel the need to call themselves expats to cushion their ego and not confront reality too closely.
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đđđ⊠a lot of projection here, I am not SD or Clearlake apologist, if fact you know exactly zero of my opinions about them. We are also now so far from what I was originally talking about - a journo with a throw away comment being extrapolated to make a conclusion with little relevance.
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You both make good points⊠but for me when journalists make these kind of comments they often lack nuance. So for me, as Dmitry says, these players arenât goal machines from the wing/wide forward position; but, as a system fit with a new coach they can help the team score more.
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I think the issue here is âMatt Law saidâ⊠good journalists, but shouldnât be taken as gospel imo
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Unfortunately this is easily abused with simple loopholes⊠explained quite well about halfway down this article:
leftfootforward.org/2025/01/how-...
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Happy New Year, papaya family! đ§Ą
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An interesting but flawed and lazy analysis.
I also see the usual property owners trope is wheeled out as lazily as the rest, by someone who clearly has zero understanding of commercial property.
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they incurred during the pandemic/Russian invasion gas price hike.
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I believe the profit margin was changed back in 2023 to variable rate instead of the flat 1.9% so when the cap goes up the % goes down and when the cap drops the % goes up. I believe they now calculate it quarterly with the cap.
I believe they changed it to allow the energy coâs to recoup losses
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I would like to see them reduce or abolish the standing charge and pay for it by reducing the overly generous profit margin within the cap tbhâŠ
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They are unavoidable unfortunatelyâŠ
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UK politicians are just exasperating, honestly, where do we even start.