I'd say it is more like 70%

[It’sallbsParticipant]

but then it depends how you define poverty. I’d say it’s more like 70%

Apparently the living wage is £8.75 or £10.20 in London-yeah good luck paying rent, travel, gas and electric, water, saving for a pension in the UK on £8.75

And the legal minimum wage is even less. With a 22 year old apprentice legaly entitled to a minimum of £3.50 per hour.

You know when people say work doesn’t pay it really fcuking doesn’t.

https://www.davidicke.com/article/452864/nearly-half-children-london-birmingham-manchester-live-poverty-finds-study

http://www.leavemeansleave.eu

[LandmineParticipant 644]

As an Irishman but living in USA it saddens me to see what the whole of Europe has become especially England and Ireland.

Beautiful country warm welcoming people yeah even the Irish. All that Irish vs English bulls~~~ is just that, bs.

Yeah even the ones that want an apprenticeship are f~~~ed. As for minimum wage sounds like their f~~~ed too. Cost of living keeps going up everywhere I look.

Have a cousin soon as he was old enough he f~~~ed off to Australia.

Heck here I am in the states, says enough.

We are the awakened. We are MGTOW

[Anonymous 38]

What a nice clean UK northern backstreet.

[It’sallbsParticipant]

Yeah most are knee deep in rubbish with the council only collecting bins once every 2 weeks or once a month in some areas whilst increasing council tax, ad in a spattering of dog s~~~, vomit, broken glass and syringes…

Anonymous wrote:

What a nice clean UK northern backstreet.

http://www.leavemeansleave.eu

[GeraldParticipant 3652]

Looks like a great neighborhood, the one who owns something has razor wire all over the damn place.

No longer can we walk away, we must run. Remove the motive power.

[It’sallbsParticipant]

Its not wire it’s bits of steel sharpened on a cylindrical steel pole -see it all the time.

http://www.leavemeansleave.eu

[Anonymous 14]

Sounds like motivation to not work and get on the Government’s tit. It is like that in the U.S. too, more and more of the workforce is minimum wage by the day. I think I heard someone say recently that the U.S. went from a great industrial nation to one in which we serve each other coffee and fast food for a living.

[PistolPeteParticipant 27143]

Anonymous wrote:

Sounds like motivation to not work and get on the Government’s tit. It is like that in the U.S. too, more and more of the workforce is minimum wage by the day. I think I heard someone say recently that the U.S. went from a great industrial nation to one in which we serve each other coffee and fast food for a living

Sadly I have to agree with THX; he is exactly correct. work is de-incentivized and sloth is rewarded soooo pretty simple math. And the comment about service is a quote form someone but I can’t remember who either.
OOOpss I hope I didn’t make THX faint.

[Anonymous 14]

PistolPete wrote:

THX 1138 wrote:

Sounds like motivation to not work and get on the Government’s tit. It is like that in the U.S. too, more and more of the workforce is minimum wage by the day. I think I heard someone say recently that the U.S. went from a great industrial nation to one in which we serve each other coffee and fast food for a living

Sadly I have to agree with THX; he is exactly correct. work is de-incentivized and sloth is rewarded soooo pretty simple math. And the comment about service is a quote form someone but I can’t remember who either.
OOOpss I hope I didn’t make THX faint.

Ha, Pete, I try not to take s~~~ into other threads, no need to preface agreement with your disappointment in having to agree with me on something. We can leave our bulls~~~ in the threads where it gets messy. There is pretty much only one thing you and I don’t agree on, that’s about it. Kinda f~~~ing rare to find between two random people really.

[PistolPeteParticipant 27143]

Anonymous wrote:

Ha, Pete, I try not to take s~~~ into other threads, no need to preface your disappointment with having to agree with me on something. We can leave our bulls~~~ in the threads where it gets messy. There is pretty much only one thing you and I don’t agree on, that’s about it. Kinda f~~~ing rare to find between two random people really.

True which sort of surprised me when you didn’t jump on my Question Answered thread. There is absolutely no doubt that our back-stabbing of the Kurds and giving a wink/nod to Turkey is NOT in our national interest and this is one of those times our foreign policy IS being dictated behind the scenes by Israel, and we should tell them to F-off out of our business. Really thought you were going to do this for me.

[Anonymous 14]

PistolPete wrote:

True which sort of surprised me when you didn’t jump on my Question Answered thread. There is absolutely no doubt that our back-stabbing of the Kurds and giving a wink/nod to Turkey is NOT in our national interest and this is one of those times our foreign policy IS being dictated behind the scenes by Israel, and we should tell them to F-off out of our business. Really thought you were going to do this for me.

Ha, yea, my stance is nearly always that we should not be over there in any of it, and yes, I believe nearly all of it is not done in the interest of the U.S., in fact, I believe it all to be to our detriment, and the detriment of the world for that matter.

The Big Dog that is calm and neutral can solve many problems, the Big Dog that is rabid and takes the side of whoever is holding his leash at the time is nothing more than a instrument of chaos.

[MonkParticipant 17082]

Anonymous wrote:

What a nice clean UK northern backstreet.

Notice the metal gates to keep the junkies out.

[It’sallbsParticipant]

Anonymous wrote:

PistolPete wrote:

True which sort of surprised me when you didn’t jump on my Question Answered thread. There is absolutely no doubt that our back-stabbing of the Kurds and giving a wink/nod to Turkey is NOT in our national interest and this is one of those times our foreign policy IS being dictated behind the scenes by Israel, and we should tell them to F-off out of our business. Really thought you were going to do this for me.

Ha, yea, my stance is nearly always that we should not be over there in any of it, and yes, I believe nearly all of it is not done in the interest of the U.S., in fact, I believe it all to be to our detriment, and the detriment of the world for that matter.

The Big Dog that is calm and neutral can solve many problems, the Big Dog that is rabid and takes the side of whoever is holding his leash at the time is nothing more than a instrument of chaos.

Of course, America or the globalists wants to build an empire.

There will be regional govennments all reporting to the world government, using a single world currency.

You may think I’m nuts but look at waht is hapepning look at waht we already have an have had fro sometime.

World Bank
European Central Bank
Interantional Monetary Fund (why is Legard not in prison?)
UN
NATO
EU
EU army in all but name…

http://www.leavemeansleave.eu

[It’sallbsParticipant]

PistolPete wrote:

and this is one of those times our foreign policy IS being dictated behind the scenes by Israel

It almost always is Pistol.

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