Roy Lonergan
@roylonergan.bsky.social
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East, east, east London. Some photographs: https://t.co/B0HT8DtgRg
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My local beach when I’m in Ireland. Catches the mood, and the weather, very well.
roylonergan.bsky.social
And:

“Landlords also pay capital gains tax on the sale of the property, including on purely inflationary gains.”

It’s an investment asset. Why wouldn’t there be tax on the gain? There would be on shares or a unit trust. Why is protecting small-scale Rachmans so important?
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It’ll take years for the damage he did to the IFS’s reputation to be repaired.

This gem for example:

“Not only do prospective landlords have to pay extra stamp duty,…”

He knows the incidence of SDLT so why write that nonsense?
roylonergan.bsky.social
Ah well. I don’t vote over there. It’s bad enough voting over here. The longer term crazy thing is that none of this really matters for Big Cow. Solar and wind don’t use up that much grazing land.
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The old fucker pulled the same trick with Give Ireland Back to the Irish. I remember ordering a green vinyl Horslips single at the same shop. Funny little place on a side road that closed down fairly quickly. Then I had to cycle over to Downtown records on Ilford High Road.
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Made me think about the first single I bought for myself. Honestly can’t remember. Probably something by Slade. Then I remembered the first single I bought. Dad sent me to the local record shop to buy a copy of The Men Behind the Wire. I didn’t guess until a lot later why he didn’t go himself.
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Pleasure! Keep up with God’s work.
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Early and often. (I’ve only used one email address so far).
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jasonfurman.bsky.social
The other day a student asked me about the prevalence of insider trading in prediction markets. I now have an answer.
roylonergan.bsky.social
87% accept the responsibility to act but only 56% see the economic benefit. That’s a crazy bit of dissonance.
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That was only 6 years after the great TP O’Connor finally let go of the Liverpool Scotland constituency, 7 years after his party had ceased to exist.
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dempster2000.bsky.social
If eating scotch eggs in an Austin Allegro had a face.
roylonergan.bsky.social
It’s a lesson for Labour today: even quite right-wing electorates don’t like extreme right ideas. (In the 1935 general election Liverpool returned 9 Conservative MPs and 2 Liberals pretty much aligned with the Conservatives. With only 2 Labour MPs).
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It is the most accurately named of the havens.
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I had to go south of guess 1 and it looked like a grim city.
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2 for me. Fluke. 1400km out on first try and I couldn’t work out the football field.
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They do. One is pink and the other is cerise.
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Give him the economics one.
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Not sure exactly which precise mix, but yes.
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Waiting for PM Farage to ban dual citizenship.
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Spain I was expecting but what’s going on in Greece?
roylonergan.bsky.social
I’m just waiting for May. I’ve already had a Lib Dem leaflet in the postbox this week.
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Historically - I’m guessing - productivity growth is generally narrowly focussed?