byco42
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Who is the arschloch? The BBC reporter or the strategist from Deutsche Bank?
My reaction is, it?s great Britain anyway, so screw them. If the parliament wants to impose a tax on the already overtaxed people of the United Kingdom, they?ll probably accept it.
Here in the United States, people work from home already do pay taxes that help out people that don?t work from home ? it?s called income tax.
The Deutsche Bank anal-yst, hence the German. And he specifically cited the U.S.
"This could earn $48bn (?36bn) if introduced in the US and would help redress the balance, the bank says."
I say: Biyute mah crank.
Sidenote, I want to tell Gulo that I heard Dr. Kelly Victory - she?s a real doctor, a person can do a search engine search for her Dash say that the ?excess deaths count? is based on an average of annual deaths from 2015 through last year ? it?s not year to year. So we already know that does go up an average about 35,000 a year every year, So there seems to be a flaw in the excess death count baseline.
Dr. Victory, along with Dr. Ray Casciari, Dr. Nan Heywood, Dr. Dahlia Wachs and everyone knows Dr. Drew Pinsky is ? all medical doctors ? Who can be found on a search engine search ?are physicians who view the response to the pandemic substantially differently than the people who our running our public policy, and I have listened to them primarily to form my Viewpoint-on our response.
I'll review, thanks.