Sunak cut benefits
'Last year, Sunak was heavily criticised for axing a £20-a-week increase to Universal Credit that had helped some of the poorest families through the pandemic. More than 200,000 would have been pushed into poverty as a result of the cut, according to research by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation.
'Just weeks before the cut was confirmed in July, the chancellor requested planning permission to build a private swimming pool, gym and tennis court at the Grade II-listed Yorkshire manor that Sunak and his wife, Akshata Murty, purchased for £1.5m in 2015.'
Rishi is a male version of Lori Lightfoot mayor of Chicago, uh...sister Marie Antoinette, rather.
ReplyDeleteDespite working for Goldman Sachs between 2001 and 2004, Sunak doesn’t allude to his Goldman analyst years on his LinkedIn profile. Nor does he mention his subsequent career working for hedge fund TCI fund (The Children’s Investment Fund) or for Theleme Partners, an equity investment firm which he apparently founded himself.
ReplyDeleteTCI was created by Sir Chris Hohn who funded the eco extremist useful idiots at Extinction Rebellion to push WEF Net Zero policy.
Satans helpers at the WEF can be seen here advocating reducing the worlds population.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/SNFa0c5ewZZp/
https://www.bitchute.com/video/SNFa0c5ewZZp/
Fishy Sunak would prefer to keep his involvement with Moderna below the radar. Theleme were heavily invested in Moderna and as such Mr Sunak stands to benefit handsomely from the investors relationship.
DeleteTheleme also had a reputation as 'activist shateholders' who were lobbying the boards of companies to influence decisions which could prove beneficial to Theleme.
One such investment was RBS at the time of the ABN Amro deal. Clearly a lot of questions around the board room activities of this well publicised event.
Finally, Thelemists were an occultists organisation founded by a chap called Alisteir Crowley.
Aleister was once described as the most evil man on earth. He was active and alive during the time Stalin and Hitler. Perhaps there is more to Mr Sunak than he would have us believe.
His time as chancellor should also be considered when thinking about his time working in private finance. As a shrewd investor, in does beg the question how he single handedly ran up the latgest fiscal debt in tge UK dince time began. No other man has achieved such a large fiscal deficit.
I assume he must have a few friends in high places. I sincerely hope that he makes a better Prime Sinister than chancellor.