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4 minutes ago, WataWalloper said:

Already having an effect tho, I know 2 estates local who are selling up an calling it quits, none are proper farmers so to speak but they have 13 tenent farms between them an all have been told they being sold, that’s 13 familes of varying size being made to walk away from there lifes work if they can’t come up with the fish tk buy them 

just more money grabbing bankers will be loving it people having to take out mortgages on there own stuff there parents bought soon be multigenerational mortgages lol you would have to be a fool to even feed into it 

[scotty12 1,888]

2 hours ago, chartpolski said:

They aren’t “chipping away “ at them mate; they are going to destroy family owned farms. 
Up to now, farms and agricultural land had zero rated Inheritance Tax, meaning a farmer could pass on his farm to his children when he died. 
Now Labour has put 20% Inheritance Tax on farms and agricultural land.

Family farmers are normally asset rich, ( land, buildings, equipment, stock, etc), but cash poor.

Now if a farmer dies his family won’t have the cash to pay the “death duties” and will have to sell up to pay the tax. 
Big business will buy up the land, leave it fallow or put trees on it to offset their Eco Taxes, meaning less food grown here and more imports.

It stinks, but hey , who would have though Labour wouldn’t tax everything they could think of …  

Cheers.

 

By "chipping away " I'm meaning they have been making it harder and harder for farmers as the years go on the inheritance tax is just another nail in the coffin.  It's the same old play book from the powers that be they do it gradually little by little until it's to late. 
 

Wouldn't matter if it was Labour tories conservatives or reform the outcome is always the same the play one party against each other and yous fall for hook link and sinker every time arguing over what party's worse when in reality it all ends up with the same results regardless of who's in charge. 

 

 

when was the last time the normal working man benefited from a government ? 

 

 

[scotty12 1,888]

11 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

comes to mind mate

Never a truer word spoken 

[THE STIFFMEISTER 15,700]

2 hours ago, chartpolski said:

They aren’t “chipping away “ at them mate; they are going to destroy family owned farms. 
Up to now, farms and agricultural land had zero rated Inheritance Tax, meaning a farmer could pass on his farm to his children when he died. 
Now Labour has put 20% Inheritance Tax on farms and agricultural land.

Family farmers are normally asset rich, ( land, buildings, equipment, stock, etc), but cash poor.

Now if a farmer dies his family won’t have the cash to pay the “death duties” and will have to sell up to pay the tax. 
Big business will buy up the land, leave it fallow or put trees on it to offset their Eco Taxes, meaning less food grown here and more imports.

It stinks, but hey , who would have though Labour wouldn’t tax everything they could think of …  

Cheers.

 

Just for the average farm in uk , that works out at nearly £480k inheritance tax 

 

[scotty12 1,888]

2 hours ago, Lenmcharristar said:

I always look forward to your posts scotty, cant wait til the 5th see what happens, im praying for the trump victory, too big to rig

Plenty twists and turns to come mate I actually think Harris will get declared the winner so the people can't deny the cheating that's going on.  It's about to get spicy either way 

[chartpolski 23,185]

Here’s one for the conspiracy theorists; 

Labour are going to make it impossible for small, family farms to be owned by working class people.

They also passed a little noticed law in the budget reducing the discount on buying your council house, making it even more difficult for a working man to own his own house.

Never mind, Labour MP Emily Thornberry , real name Lady Nuger, bought a council house with full discount then sold it at a huge profit.

Angela Rayner, Labour MP and Deputy Prime Minister, and her husband bought TWO council houses and sold them at a profit.

But now they don’t want us to do it.

Labour Party or Communist Party ? “All property and land will belong to the State”.

Cheers.

 

[Lenmcharristar 9,727]

49 minutes ago, scotty12 said:

Plenty twists and turns to come mate I actually think Harris will get declared the winner so the people can't deny the cheating that's going on.  It's about to get spicy either way 

I seen ABC news just declared harris the winner and now the conspiracies are flying. I hope the military do step in and arrest the demorats if they do cheat again

[mC HULL 12,233]

1 hour ago, chartpolski said:

Here’s one for the conspiracy theorists; 

Labour are going to make it impossible for small, family farms to be owned by working class people.

They also passed a little noticed law in the budget reducing the discount on buying your council house, making it even more difficult for a working man to own his own house.

Never mind, Labour MP Emily Thornberry , real name Lady Nuger, bought a council house with full discount then sold it at a huge profit.

Angela Rayner, Labour MP and Deputy Prime Minister, and her husband bought TWO council houses and sold them at a profit.

But now they don’t want us to do it.

Labour Party or Communist Party ? “All property and land will belong to the State”.

Cheers.

 

i’ll be honest i’m finding it funny watching them all squirm lol they was happy when the commie c**ts took hunting’s away now there sick it’ll be shooters and fishing next i hope 

[THE STIFFMEISTER 15,700]

26 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

i’ll be honest i’m finding it funny watching them all squirm lol they was happy when the commie c**ts took hunting’s away now there sick it’ll be shooters and fishing next i hope 

To be honest , the current state of the uk kinda top trumps sticking it to those who didn’t support the hunting act mate  

[chartpolski 23,185]

6 minutes ago, THE STIFFMEISTER said:

To be honest , the current state of the uk kinda top trumps sticking it to those who didn’t support the hunting act mate  

Let’s not forget, all coursing events, wether it was The Waterloo Cup for greyhounds or the Forley Cup for Lurchers, were run on farmland and supported by farmers and landowners. Most fox hunts were on farmland aswell.

The Countryside March against the Hunting Act was well supported by land owners, farmers and farm workers, probably more of them than hare coursers, although I may be wrong.

Land owners and farmers are against poachers and trespassers but most certainly aren’t against field sports.

Just my take on it.

Cheers.

[WILF 46,634]

I watched the whole Trump podcast today, and I brought home just what deep shit Britain is in……I don’t think it can be put into too stronger terms what is happening in front of our eyes.

We have been cutting chunks out of ourselves with a Stanley knife for years, but at that last election we literally put a shotgun in our mouth and pulled the trigger……we have elected absolute extremists.

It couldn’t be any worse if a foreign nation was marching troops on to the beaches and subjugating the populace…..it is, imho, as bad as that.

Everyone shouted about the tax rise this week……nobody said a word about the fact that they borrowed another £127 billion on top of that tax rise……who did they borrow that from ?…….who pays it back ?

So you all got f****d into oblivion and the banks got hundreds of billions richer……..surely someone has to realise that can never be paid back, we was already £2.5 trillion in the hole…….and if it can’t ever be paid back then the choice is default or slavery !

Every MP for the last 50 years should be put on trial……

 

Edited October 31 by WILF

[mC HULL 12,233]

35 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

Let’s not forget, all coursing events, wether it was The Waterloo Cup for greyhounds or the Forley Cup for Lurchers, were run on farmland and supported by farmers and landowners. Most fox hunts were on farmland aswell.

The Countryside March against the Hunting Act was well supported by land owners, farmers and farm workers, probably more of them than hare coursers, although I may be wrong.

Land owners and farmers are against poachers and trespassers but most certainly aren’t against field sports.

Just my take on it.

Cheers.

f**k them there happy to report you and for you to loose your lively hood but i’ll admit i know a few happy to see you on the land with the dogs 

[mC HULL 12,233]

50 minutes ago, THE STIFFMEISTER said:

To be honest , the current state of the uk kinda top trumps sticking it to those who didn’t support the hunting act mate  

the state of the uk is because of the british people mate were to blame no one else 

[THE STIFFMEISTER 15,700]

1 minute ago, mC HULL said:

the state of the uk is because of the british people mate were to blame no one else 

Baffled there mate you moved the argument from f**k the farmers to it’s all our fault . 

different topics mate , but I do agree   

[mC HULL 12,233]

Just now, THE STIFFMEISTER said:

Baffled there mate you moved the argument from f**k the farmers to it’s all our fault . 

different topics mate , but I do agree   

yes mate what i see is the farmers and country people are the last british people to go after the towns city’s are finished there is no british values no more there it’s a shithole