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  3. Donald #Trump said he was “very disappointed” in Keir #Starmer for blocking him from using British bases to carry out strikes on #Iran and that he took “far too much time” to change his mind, The Telegraph reports.

Donald #Trump said he was “very disappointed” in Keir #Starmer for blocking him from using British bases to carry out strikes on #Iran and that he took “far too much time” to change his mind, The Telegraph reports.

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  • jugglingwitheggs@mstdn.socialJ jugglingwitheggs@mstdn.social

    When we are told there are around 250,000 to 300,000 Brits living in the Middle East and that they are risk from Iran, therefore we must defend our interests…please remember who these people are.

    In UAE alone (ie. #dubai ) there are 240,000 Brits expats. These folks are by definition extremely wealthy. Even engineers can expect to earn between £150K to £300K per annum there (as opposed to a ceiling of £70K in the UK).

    On top of this there is no personal income or capital gains tax

    #Iran

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    When it comes to British millionaires looking for a place to relocate, UAE is very popular. 6,700 high-net-worth individuals arrived in just 2024.

    They decided to move away from the UK. They don’t want to pay their taxes to pay for our public services and military…yet I sense strongly today, we’re being talked into coming to their rescue.

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    • jugglingwitheggs@mstdn.socialJ jugglingwitheggs@mstdn.social

      When it comes to British millionaires looking for a place to relocate, UAE is very popular. 6,700 high-net-worth individuals arrived in just 2024.

      They decided to move away from the UK. They don’t want to pay their taxes to pay for our public services and military…yet I sense strongly today, we’re being talked into coming to their rescue.

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      #4

      Are we being warmed up?

      “I know the situation in the Middle East is worrying for British people in the region, and at home.

      It’s my duty as Prime Minister to keep British people safe.

      I will be answering questions on the steps we took over the weekend in Parliament.”

      #Starmer going to update Parliament at 3.30pm today.

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      • jugglingwitheggs@mstdn.socialJ jugglingwitheggs@mstdn.social

        Are we being warmed up?

        “I know the situation in the Middle East is worrying for British people in the region, and at home.

        It’s my duty as Prime Minister to keep British people safe.

        I will be answering questions on the steps we took over the weekend in Parliament.”

        #Starmer going to update Parliament at 3.30pm today.

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        @JugglingWithEggs

        And the best way to keep British people safe is...

        ...join the aggressors in an illegal conflict.

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          @peterbrown

          Quite.

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          • jugglingwitheggs@mstdn.socialJ jugglingwitheggs@mstdn.social

            @peterbrown

            Quite.

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            @JugglingWithEggs @peterbrown tax residency is a lagging state though so even though you may have moved to Dubai your tax liability could still be in the UK for up to three years after you go. It's not as simple as some of the simple simons claim. Moving abroad has three components, the right to live there by visa or nationality, tax residence and social security, simply fleeing and not paying tax is avoidance

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            • humanhorseshoes@mastodon.worldH humanhorseshoes@mastodon.world

              @JugglingWithEggs @peterbrown tax residency is a lagging state though so even though you may have moved to Dubai your tax liability could still be in the UK for up to three years after you go. It's not as simple as some of the simple simons claim. Moving abroad has three components, the right to live there by visa or nationality, tax residence and social security, simply fleeing and not paying tax is avoidance

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              @JugglingWithEggs @peterbrown If you spend 187 days in the UK or pretty much anywhere they have an income tax claim on you. This is frequently dodged

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              • humanhorseshoes@mastodon.worldH humanhorseshoes@mastodon.world

                @JugglingWithEggs @peterbrown tax residency is a lagging state though so even though you may have moved to Dubai your tax liability could still be in the UK for up to three years after you go. It's not as simple as some of the simple simons claim. Moving abroad has three components, the right to live there by visa or nationality, tax residence and social security, simply fleeing and not paying tax is avoidance

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                @humanhorseshoes @peterbrown

                But an overwhelming push for people to move to Dubai long term is the lack of taxes.

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                • jugglingwitheggs@mstdn.socialJ jugglingwitheggs@mstdn.social

                  @humanhorseshoes @peterbrown

                  But an overwhelming push for people to move to Dubai long term is the lack of taxes.

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                  @JugglingWithEggs @peterbrown This is true, this doesn't mean they understand it

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                  • jugglingwitheggs@mstdn.socialJ jugglingwitheggs@mstdn.social

                    Are we being warmed up?

                    “I know the situation in the Middle East is worrying for British people in the region, and at home.

                    It’s my duty as Prime Minister to keep British people safe.

                    I will be answering questions on the steps we took over the weekend in Parliament.”

                    #Starmer going to update Parliament at 3.30pm today.

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                    Kemi #Badenoch and Nigel #Farage barely containing their support for #Trump…and indicating their interest is protecting the very rich. This from the former:

                    “The official explanation for the hesitancy is international law, but this is a fig leaf.
                    The real explanation is not legal, it is political.

                    Across the UK there are groups whose political loyalties when it comes to conflicts in the Middle East do not align with British national interests.

                    These are people who Labour sees as their voters”

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                    • jugglingwitheggs@mstdn.socialJ jugglingwitheggs@mstdn.social

                      Kemi #Badenoch and Nigel #Farage barely containing their support for #Trump…and indicating their interest is protecting the very rich. This from the former:

                      “The official explanation for the hesitancy is international law, but this is a fig leaf.
                      The real explanation is not legal, it is political.

                      Across the UK there are groups whose political loyalties when it comes to conflicts in the Middle East do not align with British national interests.

                      These are people who Labour sees as their voters”

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                      #12

                      What are these ‘British interests’ you talk of Kemi?

                      They are oil, rich tax avoiders and Israel…not the Iranian people or the Palestinian people.

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                      • jugglingwitheggs@mstdn.socialJ jugglingwitheggs@mstdn.social

                        What are these ‘British interests’ you talk of Kemi?

                        They are oil, rich tax avoiders and Israel…not the Iranian people or the Palestinian people.

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                        Meanwhile #Farage tries to sound like a cross between an old school colonialist and Tony Blair…because of cause he would so like to be #Trump’s poodle.

                        But there is no opposition party in Iran waiting to take over. Protestors have very recently been ritually slaughtered in their thousands…yet:

                        “This is, I firmly believe that freeing up, freeing-up Persian people can go on and achieve the most extraordinary things. So yes, I do support it personally, I support regime change very much indeed,”

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                        • jugglingwitheggs@mstdn.socialJ jugglingwitheggs@mstdn.social

                          What are these ‘British interests’ you talk of Kemi?

                          They are oil, rich tax avoiders and Israel…not the Iranian people or the Palestinian people.

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                          @JugglingWithEggs
                          Are they in the room with you, Kemi?

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                          • jugglingwitheggs@mstdn.socialJ jugglingwitheggs@mstdn.social

                            @humanhorseshoes @peterbrown

                            But an overwhelming push for people to move to Dubai long term is the lack of taxes.

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                            @JugglingWithEggs @peterbrown if they have Uk or EU customers they would need to charge VAT

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                            • jugglingwitheggs@mstdn.socialJ jugglingwitheggs@mstdn.social

                              Meanwhile #Farage tries to sound like a cross between an old school colonialist and Tony Blair…because of cause he would so like to be #Trump’s poodle.

                              But there is no opposition party in Iran waiting to take over. Protestors have very recently been ritually slaughtered in their thousands…yet:

                              “This is, I firmly believe that freeing up, freeing-up Persian people can go on and achieve the most extraordinary things. So yes, I do support it personally, I support regime change very much indeed,”

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                              #16

                              Just watched #Starmer address Conmons. Nothing really new from him - except that he claims it was two separate #Trump requests over the weekend and two separate decisions his government took:

                              1) to join #US #Israeli attack on Iran - No
                              2) to allow US to use UK airbases for defensive purposes of allies in the region at risk from indiscriminate attacks from #Iran - Yes

                              Clear that #Badenoch would have said yes to both in a heartbeat, no consideration for legality of war.

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