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@BladeoftheS Poor taste Tweet of the Day.

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@BeckettUnite My calculator says that 3% of the total wealth of £560bn is £16.8bn. I think yours may be broken (as it often seems to be)

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@ClaudiaWebbe Google Translate gives this result for the first sentence: "I was somewhat taken aback at the negative reaction to my Mark Duggan Tweet yesterday and received many replies disagreeing with my position including from serving and ex police officers."

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@minzy422002 @zarahsultana What is there to say? It's a nonsense to say that T&T can't deliver tests when they've been delivering them en masse for months - 400 million so far.

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@BeckettUnite But if that newly qualified nurse had chosen to set up something like Microsoft, Facebook, Amazon or Dyson instead then they'd be billionaires themselves.

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@JujuliaGrace @BootstrapCook If a dodgy builder took cash from an OAP but never did the promised work would you categorise the exposure of that as "hounding"?

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@BeckettUnite So we tax a bit less than £710bn at 3% and raise £76bl? I think that you need to invest in a new calculator. My properly functioning one tells me that 3% of 710 is 21.3 and that 76 is 10.7% of 710. Why do you keep making this stuff up?

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@jdpoc @AliBunkallSKY @AndrewBowie_MP Let's see - which is more disrespectful? Spraying paint on the Cenotaph / trying to set fire to one of its flags or laying a wreath upside down whilst being sartorially inelegant? It's a difficult one.

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@ziahlunar @BootstrapCook @Dominiquetaegon Somehow the word "honorary" seems to have been omitted from the doctorate titles.

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@guardianlive Have you a link to this index? I suspect it doesn't exist.

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@fletcherkathy8 @AwfullyMolly We all have flaws and many of us do good. How many of us promise something to complete strangers in exchange for money, take the money and don't deliver the promise though? In any other context exposure of that behaviour would be deemed a public service.

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@iambrodie_ @LegalGengar @BootstrapCook Taking the tale at face value - She could have: a) refunded when asked b) defended the claim c) applied to have the claim set aside if there were grounds to do so d) paid up as soon as the CCJ was made and had the entry removed She seemingly: ignored everything.

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@BootstrapCook @belfaststeve @Jacks75461019 "I was an alcoholic and wouldn't even drink gin" - it's in the text attached to the bottom right picture.

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@BeckettUnite If you tax the entirety of £653bn at 3% it raises about £20bn, not £60bn. You really must get that calculator fixed. (and what does "almost £60bn +" even mean?)

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@timparamour @imgtw_ @DessieB60 @alexjkmarshall @CrimeLdn I would hazard a guess, though, that you crossed each border by conventional means armed with the appropriate and genuine documentation.

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@jimellis123 @Chictweetz2 @BootstrapCook But what is abuse? Legitimate questions such as "why are you promising to supply things in exchange for money and not supplying those things?" certainly aren't.

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@SallyD20 @BootstrapCook @KEdge23 I've no time for hatred, but if the lady just stopped taking the money and not providing the "goods" the perfectly justified criticism might wane a bit.

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@DbAshby @rob_marchant But Ms Webbe controls who can reply to her, so her comment in reply to this (you don't get to decide.....) is a bit rich.

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@CaroleF83262070 @dislocated42 @BoredTillSleep @guardian @BootstrapCook Do you think that the "libel fund" money should be returned to the donors? I do - unless they agree that she can keep it. Raising money for a specific purpose, not using it for that purpose and not returning it must be morally questionable at best mustn't it?

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@nattyw82 @DatCatDer @AwfullyMolly The lady has been accepting money in exchange for a service for two years, but hasn't provided the service. I consider it a public service to bring that to the attention of potential subscribers to her Patreon - what do you think?

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@EuroManc @DPJHodges @JolyonMaugham Good grief - blocked for quoting from the actual judgement rather than a commentary on it.

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@ClaudiaWebbe Have you ever used a gas cooking or heating appliance? If so - you've caused this.

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@RDH4L3 @FreeNorthNow Good to get the excuses in early. It's worth noting that the Count Binface and Psychedelic Future parties managed to get the paperwork right on time.

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@Right_2Roam @dominicsewell1 Great - what's the address?

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@BeckettUnite The 2nd sentence is untrue. The govt (whatever colour) "hand" a budget to the NHS every year. The NHS itself then "hands" some of that to non NHS providers. But that's a minor point when your whole premise ignores that doing everything in house would itself carry a multi £bn cost

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@Giveitago1 @AwfullyMolly @BootstrapCook On Patreon Ms Monroe promises to supply something monthly in exchange for a monthly supply of money, but hasn't kept her side of the bargain for 2 years. I would say that calling that out is a public service rather than character assasination.

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@EuroManc @DPJHodges @JolyonMaugham para 135? "..it is first submitted that no remedy should be granted as against ..the Prime Minister.. We agree and indeed it appears to be common ground that only the Secretary of State is the relevant Defendant for the purpose of any remedy to be granted."

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@tonymc39 Welcome to the pushing a rock uphill club.

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@DionBacchLiber @BeckettUnite But the article does not support the original Tweet. It says "[the Bezos flight] is responsible for more carbon per passenger than the lifetime emissions of *any one* of the world’s poorest billion people..." Mr Beckett's exaggerated that 1bn times. Par for the course from him.

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@BeckettUnite There's a classic book called "How to lie with statistics" by Darrell Huff. I thought it was out of print, but you've obviously managed to get hold of it. As a ratio, in June '21 the cap to the gas price was 19; today it's 15. Would you like to go back to the good old days of 19?

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@doctor_oxford @BootstrapCook @shattenstone @JayMotty Inspirational? Have you actually read the article?

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@BeckettUnite Could you put up figures comparing the wholesale and retail prices of gas in Oct '20, '21 and '22 rather than cherry picking the absolute peak wholesale price. If you do that people might start to take you seriously - if those figures prove your case, of course.

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@Fighting_Fund An EHRC spokesperson said: “We firmly stand by our robust and fair investigation, the findings of which were accepted in full by the Labour Party" That's a victory?

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@BeckettUnite All of those are greater in percentage terms than the MPs' increase of 2.7%. And, of course, MPs don't vote for their own pay increases, but I suspect that you know that.

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@BeckettUnite Today's Beckett special - a completely invented figure on bankers' tax arrangements.

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@Meredith_NIP Count Binface seems to have navigated the bureaucracy successfully.

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@buffybatik @FreeNorthNow @HPoolMail If you look carefully you'll see that the piece is an advert. At the bottom - "promoted by...on behalf of Thelma Walker"

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@BootstrapCook @ziahlunar @Dominiquetaegon I still think the doctorate choice (without the qualifier) is an odd choice of identity evidence, but think a bigger issue is the Patreon page with its promise of a benefit which appears not to be forthcoming - any comment on that?

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@mattparkins @PamelaFitzPJP There seems to be a bit of an obsession in some quarters with comparing votes received in an election and votes received in another one. It's meaningless unless you also look at how many votes/seats the other fella got. Losing by 500 seems to improve on losing by 7,000

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@daveyboy103 @trackntracer @RobertoCatesby @Biedaboo They didn't spend £38bn, it isn't track and trace (that's Royal Mail) it's Test and Trace, and it seems that the tests do work.

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@climateboss1949 @Right_2Roam @dominicsewell1 Then it's neither of us offering our gardens as campsites. It's all very well @Right_2Roam making the offer but where do we pitch up? Empty gesture is the appropriate phrase I think.

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@UK_Engineer_Mat @BeckettUnite It's a dishonest campaigning trick - quote the maximum sentence and imply it applies to every case. Drink driving would be a case in point - "If you drive, or attempt to drive while above the limit..Up to six months in prison An unlimited fine" How often do you see that applied?

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@jdpoc Good to see the social distancing in full force.

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@BeckettUnite It did go to the NHS which then contracted with the companies. NHS decision.

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@barryjbutler @sophielouisecc @BootstrapCook Have a look at the Patreon page. For £3.50pm you're promised discount codes for the website. But no codes have been issued since Nov '20, and the website shop is currently closed. Defamatory?

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@Foxerino @Bohemoth @The_TUC The big 6 account for 80% of the market and made £1bn in profit - so let's say total profit would be £1.25bn. There are 28m households in the UK so even if we ignore commercial properties and spread the profits out it would equate to £45 per household.

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@CarolineApplep1 @trackntracer @implausibleblog Track and Trace is a Royal Mail thing. Test and Trace, on the other hand, is what's paying for all the free tests. Now that there's talk of them being wound down, the same people who complain about T&T spend are now complaining about not spending on more err... testing.

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@BeckettUnite Union official argues against paying travelling and accomodation costs for workers. That's got to be a first.

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@WestminsterWAG @BootstrapCook There are perfectly rational people who "go after" her for promising to supply things in return for money and not supplying them as in this clear cut case. Perhaps your colleagues at the Mail might have a look at this

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@stanleyblunt2 @Jiminimonka @jeee475 I think that there are those who viewed Jack Monroe as something of a saint. It's not surprising that they find themselves a little embarrassed when the lady turns out to be not quite as saintly as they thought.

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@BeckettUnite You seem to have forgotten to mention that the free stuff is for accommodation and travelling expenses when working away from home. I would imagine that your union and many other employers have similar schemes - mine did.

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@JujuliaGrace @EveryDoctorUK Abuse? I've seen some, what appears on the face of it to be legitimate, questioning of the economics. Why not just address those questions?

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@OwenJones84 Will you also seek to speak to the alleged victim - as the Times did?

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@LargeWlarge63 @StandUpThought @LauraSmithCrewe I think there may be ex Labour voters in Blyth who read the DM. Mr Corbyn was great at preaching to the converted, but perhaps Starmer is trying to reconvert those who fell by the wayside. Labour need to convert/reconvert at least 2m people by 2024.

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@gran_ellie @ChildrenOfFire @AngrySalmond It would be surpising if any sort of crime was not committed mainly by white people - they form the majority of the population. Crime per '000 of population might mean something though.

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@SiouxsieShoo @frugally_minded @MysteriosoX If someone obtained a "bogus" CCJ against me I'd apply to have it set aside - it's not rocket science. It seems Jack Monroe just ignored hers.

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@simonharris_mbd What are the distinguishing characteristics to watch out for between those who "have" to steal things and those who steal things because they just want free stuff instead of paying for it like the rest of us?

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@espressofreakh @LegalGengar @RejectRobotArm @TruthSignalUK @BootstrapCook Did she sue the Guardian for last January's article? "...Until then, Monroe had been known by her birth name, Melissa Hadjicostas..."

‘I’ve heard it all: she’s a fraud, a liar, a thief’: Jack Monroe on alcohol, addiction and answer...

She’s the anti-poverty campaigner and food writer who shot to fame by teaching us how to make the most of our pennies. But behind the scenes her world was unravelling

www.theguardian.com

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@BootstrapCook @spookhouseglam @Missindyalba234 @sarahquick @Fludded @LBC @BenKentish Have you any comment on the aparent failure to provide the £3.50 benefit since Nov 2020?

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@SaintMediocre @FreeNorthNow @PoliticsJOE_UK @Thelma_DWalker @OliDugmore Strangely the Loonies and Binface managed to get through the process OK.

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@ClaudiaWebbe @KeithAttila @toryboypierce @Keir_Starmer Why - he's pointing out that you've created a space in which you select those who can respond to you. "Friends and family only" in effect.

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@BeckettUnite I'm not sure that anyone is claiming that past wages have driven this round of inflation. The argument is that raising wages to match inflation will add to that very inflation.

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@Jaydee_Old_Boy @maxelltrotter @__mike91 @greg_herriett But it's not only the headline you need to read - it's the full article. This is a company founded by GPs being sold to another company. Whoever is doing the "selling off" in this case it's not the govt.

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@BigRedFreedomT1 Postal votes *are* counted with all the others by council staff. What you've heard isn't true.

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@ReadReceipt_ @danielgoyal The Patreon page itself disproves the catching up. Nothing posted for over 6 months. But stating that fact is trolling and abuse of course!

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@DustbinDaz @BeckettUnite If you choose your stats carefully enough - apparently including part time work - it is. What he fails to mention is that by the same measure the average hours in the UK are 26.

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@RaeRubyRaeK @zarahsultana But it's not Serco Test and Trace. Just because Mr Corbyn said so doesn't make it true!

Misleading claims about Serco’s role in Test and Trace resurface - Full Fact

Most of the money spent on Test and Trace goes on testing. Serco plays a big part in tracing, but does not receive a majority of the funding.

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@TinyWriterLaura @EESprite @Frank_Bushall @JamGloom @barkingmadsam @Arborglyph I think we may operate to different moral frameworks. Whether it's Jack Monroe or a "Big Manipulative Power" offering something in exchange for money and not delivering makes no difference to me - both are, to say the least, morally questionable.

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@viviennetaylor @Kelly_Jackson88 Where do you think Jack Monroes's moral's are? The Patreon page is still live and prospective subscribers are unlikely to receive what is being offered in exchange for their money if past form is anything to go on.

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@nikita_nip @Sarah_zee123 @FreeNorthNow @NIP_Eden @NIPCarlisle @NIPNorthWest One of your values is transparency. Responses to requests for sight of the party constitution by which members are expected to abide have so far ranged from silence to blocking. How do you think that fits with transparency? Have you seen the constitution?

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@simon_burgess @AwfullyMolly Not sensitive - it's the standard deflective name calling which comes with the territory when you ask awkward questions or put up awkward facts. Happens all the time.

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@Rusty_Sharp @LeeAndersonMP_ @BootstrapCook Why would anyone move on from exposing the lady's pattern of behaviour of taking money and not providing the "goods"? Do you not find such behaviour morally questionable - if nothing more?

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@climateboss1949 @Right_2Roam @dominicsewell1 I'm not offering my garden as a campsite.

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@DickMackintosh @TheMonk1576 Of course they are....now. Lab recently had 13 years to introduce PR but when they were winning under FPTP they didn't change the system.

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@David__Osland David Osland, a bloke on Twitter, is making stuff up. Dido Harding did not get a huge Covid testing contract, and thus could not subcontract to anyone. But I'm sure that Shergar will come into this eventually, it being Twitter.

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@Legal_Gengar @LegalGengar @DearClaraBelle @scbusiness4 This really isn't rocket science. Debtor sends the debt to the service address - case closed. Why the debtor in this case finds that so difficult is beyond me.

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@Chocbook1 @clarke1157 @BeckettUnite You mean France really is a war zone? The BBC's keeping that quiet!

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@zarahsultana But your colleague says that Labour would spend the non dom money on the NHS - so the school meals will have to come from somewhere else.

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Abolishing the non-dom loophole would raise £3,200,000,000 in tax. Labour would use that money to hire more NHS staff. The Tories prefer to keep it in the pockets of millionaires.

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@LisaMil36579884 @gargoyle_uk Can I get this straight. You think the letter was innocuous and that the retraction of it (in very strong term) was unnecessary, dishonest and merely a typical politician's job saving exercise?

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@Dr_RonMoore @TownsendMark @BootstrapCook @leeandersonmp I see today's line is that the CCJ was obtained "on false grounds", but the other day she had "made several attempts to pay the litigator".

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@BeckettUnite This is a year old, but: Black people were 3% of the population. Black people were 15% of homicide victims. Black people were 21% of homicide perpetrators. So then - 5X more likely to be killed, but 7X more likely to kill. Make of that what you will.

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@Baileyphoto1 @zarahsultana That's not what the article says. It says that 98% *claimed* asylum. It goes on to say (over a different time period) that 36% of claims are successful rising to 54% after an appeal process.

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@BladeoftheS Just as well the taxpayer put nothing in - or are you trying to fool people into thinking the £1.7bn was public money?

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@BootstrapCook @InsdeLaurasHead @TrainResponse The levels seem to start at £3.50 + VAT. How do I get a £1 level?

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@LisaMil36579884 @stueymaco Does one have to be personally affected by something to be disturbed by it? The lady's Patreon, for example, takes money in exchange for things but doesn't deliver the things. I'm not a subscriber but find it morally questionable to say the least.

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@MikeyCycling @Paul_Convery @theJeremyVine Cyclists kill pedestrians. Should we be licensing their machines so that those who ride recklessly can be identified?

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@jonodclark @BeckettUnite If he meant that, perhaps he would have said that. "There are 177 billionaires in the UK with a total wealth of £653bn. Taxing *their* wealth over £10m at just 3% would raise almost £60bn+ Tax the *billionaires*."

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@KilroyWot @barryjbutler @sophielouisecc @BootstrapCook The "tip jar" and "donate" buttons seem to work OK though.

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@GammonSlicer @belfaststeve @Riltn41002 @BootstrapCook The lady's own words might interest you.

‘I’ve heard it all: she’s a fraud, a liar, a thief’: Jack Monroe on alcohol, addiction and answer...

She’s the anti-poverty campaigner and food writer who shot to fame by teaching us how to make the most of our pennies. But behind the scenes her world was unravelling

www.theguardian.com

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@ColinMHolmes @brianmoore666 @SpanishDan1 What do you think "Lee Anderson Libel Money" means? As there's been no libel action against him I suspect it may not be what you think.

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@Red65Dave @BrugesGroup £37bn wasn't "spaffed" on an app in the UK either. That's a Twitter myth.

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@BeckettUnite I suspect that the 94% figure you've quoted is either an invention or a misrepresentation (a 1 year spike in Covid measures?). It certainly doesn't square with the King's Fund findings up to 2019/20.

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@zarahsultana There are no tax changes for bankers. Banks, however, will see their overall tax charge actually rise by 1 percentage point under the new arrangements.

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@BootstrapCook @Girly_swot @minxyminx1952 @macjay72 So why the "few thousand electric hobs and a load of saucepans and some prepaid fuel cards" if dry pasta can be cooked in a microwave?

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@OldRugBore @TonyDowson5 Trustworthiness and goodness? I would refer you to this Guardian interview, and to her own Patreon page which demonstrates that she is taking money in exchange for things she isn't delivering.

‘I’ve heard it all: she’s a fraud, a liar, a thief’: Jack Monroe on alcohol, addiction and answer...

She’s the anti-poverty campaigner and food writer who shot to fame by teaching us how to make the most of our pennies. But behind the scenes her world was unravelling

www.theguardian.com

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@jamieklingler @BootstrapCook Do you stand in solidarity with her collection of money through the Patreon page without the promised benefits being delivered in return?

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@jonnyed55 @BeckettUnite I doubt that even a government led by Mr Beckett could get his hands on the profits of an international mining company. It's why he never puts up names except Serco which accounted for £100m of the £16bn he quotes.

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@cashandcarrots @sharonodea The Patreon page still promises that a discount code will be posted every month. None have been posted. (And it looks as if the shop for which the non existent codes would be used is non functioning anyway)

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@top_1969 @LlpMachete @BeckettUnite @TerryBush14 Me too. NHS pay bill is £48bn pa. 15% is £7.2bn. T&T budget figure was £37bn. So about 5 years or to 2027. That means he's 30 years out. But the lie's half way round the world while the truth's still in bed.

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@DavidTo60389264 @SpittinNails28 @BootstrapCook Given Bootstratp Cook's historic and continuing failure to deliver what she promises in return for money on her Patreon page I think challenges on other financial matters are perfectly legitimate.

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