Re: Tory Watch
Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2021 4:16 pm
Bet Oiram never had a Pret or a craft IPA during his youth
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So you got part of your wealth from owning multiple property &Oiram wrote: ↑Sun Jan 03, 2021 2:44 pm I have properties that I have owned for years. Having been brought up in a council tower block I left home at 16 without a Penny to my name. Worked hard, saved everything I could, bought a house when I was 20. Carried on working hard all my life. Nobody has ever given me any money to help me buy anything. I have not had expensive holidays or cars. Are you saying I should hive my money to this fund and not my own children?
Who would set this threshold? On what basis? There are a lot of people like myself who never inherited anything and did without to get ahead in life, build some security for themselves.
Definitely guillotine all the Tax avoidance accountants!Max B Gold wrote: ↑Sun Jan 03, 2021 3:55 pmI was only advocating it to win over floating voters. I dont believe in it obviously. I also left out the guillotine for those who deliberately try and avoid it using clever tax planning for the same reason.Ronnie Hotdogs wrote: ↑Sun Jan 03, 2021 2:46 pmHow many imaginary children do you have Mario?Oiram wrote: ↑Sun Jan 03, 2021 2:44 pm I have properties that I have owned for years. Having been brought up in a council tower block I left home at 16 without a Penny to my name. Worked hard, saved everything I could, bought a house when I was 20. Carried on working hard all my life. Nobody has ever given me any money to help me buy anything. I have not had expensive holidays or cars. Are you saying I should hive my money to this fund and not my own children?
Who would set this threshold? On what basis? There are a lot of people like myself who never inherited anything and did without to get ahead in life, build some security for themselves.
Max is of course right - inheritance tax should be at 100%. I’d allow him this threshold nonsense initially if he insists, but would look to remove it altogether ASAP.
I do not feel bad as nobody helped me except myself. I started with absolutely nothing. I realised I would have nothing when I was 12 and had to earn it myself. I always help people as best I can in life, my conscience is clear in that department. I know people who have been in the same boat as me as well as people who are second or third generation benefactors. They are all nice people , not the ‘Rachman’s’ you would think. Rachman was a Polish immigrant incidentally.tuffers#1 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 03, 2021 4:24 pmSo you got part of your wealth from owning multiple property &Oiram wrote: ↑Sun Jan 03, 2021 2:44 pm I have properties that I have owned for years. Having been brought up in a council tower block I left home at 16 without a Penny to my name. Worked hard, saved everything I could, bought a house when I was 20. Carried on working hard all my life. Nobody has ever given me any money to help me buy anything. I have not had expensive holidays or cars. Are you saying I should hive my money to this fund and not my own children?
Who would set this threshold? On what basis? There are a lot of people like myself who never inherited anything and did without to get ahead in life, build some security for themselves.
Denying honest hard working people the right to buy & own
There own homes ?
That's just dispicable & the worst kind of wealth in the modern day !
Slave owners never felt bad either !Oiram wrote: ↑Sun Jan 03, 2021 4:40 pmI do not feel bad as nobody helped me except myself. I started with absolutely nothing. I realised I would have nothing when I was 12 and had to earn it myself. I always help people as best I can in life,tuffers#1 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 03, 2021 4:24 pmSo you got part of your wealth from owning multiple property &Oiram wrote: ↑Sun Jan 03, 2021 2:44 pm I have properties that I have owned for years. Having been brought up in a council tower block I left home at 16 without a Penny to my name. Worked hard, saved everything I could, bought a house when I was 20. Carried on working hard all my life. Nobody has ever given me any money to help me buy anything. I have not had expensive holidays or cars. Are you saying I should hive my money to this fund and not my own children?
Who would set this threshold? On what basis? There are a lot of people like myself who never inherited anything and did without to get ahead in life, build some security for themselves.
Denying honest hard working people the right to buy & own
There own homes ?
That's just dispicable & the worst kind of wealth in the modern day !
I do not let my stuff at full market rent , I’ve never put any existing rent up but have often put it down if people fall on hard times. Most of tenants I have stay for many years. Thing is today, people are buying properties at 400 to 500 k and try to profit out of them which in an average situation is not viable. Their business model is often flawed. People are buying property for the wrong reasons. They should buy a house as a home not as a ‘pension’. Amateur Landlords can give the industry a bad name.tuffers#1 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 03, 2021 4:46 pmSlave owners never felt bad either !
I hope your altruistic streak allows your tenants to live at rent of
25% of the gping rate . Anything else is cashing in on someones elses poverty!
Can we have PROOF of your altruistic nature please .Oiram wrote: ↑Sun Jan 03, 2021 5:00 pmI do not let my stuff at full market rent , I’ve never put any existing rent up but have often put it down if people fall on hard times. Most of tenants I have stay for many years. Thing is today, people are buying properties at 400 to 500 k and try to profit out of them which in an average situation is not viable. Their business model is often flawed. People are buying property for the wrong reasons. They should buy a house as a home not as a ‘pension’. Amateur Landlords can give the industry a bad name.
No. Believe or disbelieve whatever you like.tuffers#1 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 03, 2021 5:01 pmCan we have PROOF of your altruistic nature please .Oiram wrote: ↑Sun Jan 03, 2021 5:00 pmI do not let my stuff at full market rent , I’ve never put any existing rent up but have often put it down if people fall on hard times. Most of tenants I have stay for many years. Thing is today, people are buying properties at 400 to 500 k and try to profit out of them which in an average situation is not viable. Their business model is often flawed. People are buying property for the wrong reasons. They should buy a house as a home not as a ‘pension’. Amateur Landlords can give the industry a bad name.
Otherwise its just made up nonsense !
So within four years, with no qualifications, you managed to save up enough to buy a house by peeling spuds and laying up veneer. That’s right up there with your imaginary psychology degree.Oiram wrote: ↑Sun Jan 03, 2021 4:02 pmMost evenings working in restaurants, washing up, cleaning kitchens, cutting vegetables and peeling spuds, washing the floors etc, ‘progressed’ to a bit of waitering meeting interesting people who became lifelong contacts and friends. During the day and weekends age 16 , pretended to be 18 to get casual work at GBN and Radio Veneers both near Brisbane Road. Worked in food factories, Furniture Factories in and off Lea Bridge Road. Removals and business transfers. Carried more full filing cabinets that I want to remember. Worked in Bakeries, shops and all sorts. Worked since age 12 in various shops, building sites and gardening jobs. My joints are suffering now through shear hard physical work. Saved hard, was quite easy as I was always at work somewhere.
Oiram wrote: ↑Sun Jan 03, 2021 2:44 pm I have properties that I have owned for years. Having been brought up in a council tower block I left home at 16 without a Penny to my name. Worked hard, saved everything I could, bought a house when I was 20. Carried on working hard all my life. Nobody has ever given me any money to help me buy anything. I have not had expensive holidays or cars. Are you saying I should hive my money to this fund and not my own children?
Who would set this threshold? On what basis? There are a lot of people like myself who never inherited anything and did without to get ahead in life, build some security for themselves.
For me it was at the time, as I needed to have security to do other things like travel. I have provided homes at decent rents for people as mentioned. People have stayed with us for years as we provide good quality accommodation , safe accredited and Licensed. Councils especially in Waltham Forest and Redbridge seem to be making the same mistakes of the 60’s. They are recreating Tower blocks that became crime riddles estates.. Building on smallest plights and creating small flats with little amenity.E10EU wrote: ↑Mon Jan 04, 2021 4:57 amOiram wrote: ↑Sun Jan 03, 2021 2:44 pm I have properties that I have owned for years. Having been brought up in a council tower block I left home at 16 without a Penny to my name. Worked hard, saved everything I could, bought a house when I was 20. Carried on working hard all my life. Nobody has ever given me any money to help me buy anything. I have not had expensive holidays or cars. Are you saying I should hive my money to this fund and not my own children?
Who would set this threshold? On what basis? There are a lot of people like myself who never inherited anything and did without to get ahead in life, build some security for themselves.
So 'getting ahead in life' is buying property and profit from the fact that other people are too poor to buy a property?
And the fact that since Thatcher Councils were obstructed in building and providing homes on decent rents for those who need a decent place to rent and live in ?
Yes. You didn’t need qualifications to earn money then and properties were substantially cheaper. The wages to value ratio was different to what it is now. You do not really require qualifications to earn money now. In my local , there are four staff all with University Degrees working behind the bar. Have massive amount of debt between them. They could not get employment they wanted pre-Covid . They treasure the job they have now as it is their only means of earning. Two have decided to make that their career and have started training for their Licence and Trainee Managers Certificate.Stowaway wrote: ↑Mon Jan 04, 2021 1:14 amSo within four years, with no qualifications, you managed to save up enough to buy a house by peeling spuds and laying up veneer. That’s right up there with your imaginary psychology degree.Oiram wrote: ↑Sun Jan 03, 2021 4:02 pmMost evenings working in restaurants, washing up, cleaning kitchens, cutting vegetables and peeling spuds, washing the floors etc, ‘progressed’ to a bit of waitering meeting interesting people who became lifelong contacts and friends. During the day and weekends age 16 , pretended to be 18 to get casual work at GBN and Radio Veneers both near Brisbane Road. Worked in food factories, Furniture Factories in and off Lea Bridge Road. Removals and business transfers. Carried more full filing cabinets that I want to remember. Worked in Bakeries, shops and all sorts. Worked since age 12 in various shops, building sites and gardening jobs. My joints are suffering now through shear hard physical work. Saved hard, was quite easy as I was always at work somewhere.
Blocked and ignored.
Kraft IPA is not really recognised by CAMRA . It is an overpriced gimmick. Tax incentives encouraged smaller Brewers to produce ales. As usual the big Breweries set up subsidiaries and jumped on the band wagon. They started selling tiny tins for circa a fiver. Ridiculous, cost them peanuts to produce. For me, you cannot beat a pint of London Pride, Greene King IPA or Abbott Ale.Digby Chicken Caesar wrote: ↑Sun Jan 03, 2021 4:16 pm Bet Oiram never had a Pret or a craft IPA during his youth
Or out of work journalists.Digby Chicken Caesar wrote: ↑Sun Jan 03, 2021 4:31 pm Even tax avoidance accounts and wealth managers can learn the error of their ways (After making a fortune) and rise to become leading leftie voices on the LOFC Forum.
Hutch hasn't posted on here for years and is still employed as far as I'm awareDisoriented wrote: ↑Mon Jan 04, 2021 6:58 amOr out of work journalists.Digby Chicken Caesar wrote: ↑Sun Jan 03, 2021 4:31 pm Even tax avoidance accounts and wealth managers can learn the error of their ways (After making a fortune) and rise to become leading leftie voices on the LOFC Forum.
I see Parler has been reinstated using servers based in Russia. Is there any issue here with national security given that some of the Tories signed up to Parler are government ministers?tuffers#1 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 17, 2021 12:50 pm So it seems a Number of Tory MPs were
On the now Banned Right Wing Parler App
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.busine ... 21-1%3famp
tut tut tut
ProbablyMax B Gold wrote: ↑Wed Jan 20, 2021 1:01 pmI see Parler has been reinstated using servers based in Russia. Is there any issue here with national security given that some of the Tories signed up to Parler are government ministers?tuffers#1 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 17, 2021 12:50 pm So it seems a Number of Tory MPs were
On the now Banned Right Wing Parler App
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.busine ... 21-1%3famp
tut tut tut