If you'd won £1 million on the lottery, would you give up your prize if it meant you could punch Bill Gates's lights out?
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60%
YES! It would be worth every penny to lose this prize & kick his arse!
40%
NO. A prize like that is once in a lifetime. I'd keep my money & just hope someone else will do it!
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If you were recommended for a knighthood (joining the likes of Tony Blair & Jimmy Savile), would you decline?
Anonymous Poll
93%
YES! I don't wanna be associated with scum like that.
8%
NO, I still think it would be a great honour to be knighted.
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Andrew Tate is not happy that his students at his Grifter's University now have an alternative to make them rich! 🤡
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Warm Homes, Cold Hearts: MPs Claim £300,000 For Energy Bills Amid Winter Fuel Payment Cut
The Energy Hypocrisy: Labour Ministers Claim Hundreds of Thousands as Pensioners Struggle
Thirty-six Labour ministers, including Chancellor Rachel Reeves, have charged taxpayers for their second home energy costs. The average claim? A comfortable £1,080—three times more than pensioners received in winter fuel payments.
This isn’t just an accounting issue. It’s a moral indictment.
These are the same MPs who slashed winter fuel support for over 10 million pensioners, now warming themselves at taxpayer expense. Thirteen cabinet members who voted to cut pensioner heating support have themselves claimed energy expenses—a breathtaking display of bureaucratic detachment.
A Labour Party source said MPs needed appropriate financial support to prevent only wealthy politicians running for Parliament.
Let’s be clear: MPs now earn £91,346 annually, plus expenses. Their basic salary is triple the average UK wage. Yet they still demand additional support for their domestic comfort.
Fuel poverty campaigners are right—these claims don’t “pass the smell test”. They reveal a political class fundamentally disconnected from the struggles of ordinary people.
@everyone
Read more...
[https://labourheartlands.com/warm-homes-cold-hearts/](https://labourheartlands.com/warm-homes-cold-hearts/)
#WinterFuelPayment
The Energy Hypocrisy: Labour Ministers Claim Hundreds of Thousands as Pensioners Struggle
Thirty-six Labour ministers, including Chancellor Rachel Reeves, have charged taxpayers for their second home energy costs. The average claim? A comfortable £1,080—three times more than pensioners received in winter fuel payments.
This isn’t just an accounting issue. It’s a moral indictment.
These are the same MPs who slashed winter fuel support for over 10 million pensioners, now warming themselves at taxpayer expense. Thirteen cabinet members who voted to cut pensioner heating support have themselves claimed energy expenses—a breathtaking display of bureaucratic detachment.
A Labour Party source said MPs needed appropriate financial support to prevent only wealthy politicians running for Parliament.
Let’s be clear: MPs now earn £91,346 annually, plus expenses. Their basic salary is triple the average UK wage. Yet they still demand additional support for their domestic comfort.
Fuel poverty campaigners are right—these claims don’t “pass the smell test”. They reveal a political class fundamentally disconnected from the struggles of ordinary people.
@everyone
Read more...
[https://labourheartlands.com/warm-homes-cold-hearts/](https://labourheartlands.com/warm-homes-cold-hearts/)
#WinterFuelPayment
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