In this Institute of Economic Affairs discussion, Chair Syed Kamall hosts a panel examining Britain’s welfare crisis with Dr Stephen Davies (Senior Education Fellow, IEA), Edward Davies (Research Director, Centre for Social Justice), Danny Kruger MP (then Shadow Minister for Work & Pensions), Fraser Nelson (Times Columnist & former Spectator Editor), and Andy Cox (Co-Director, SIGNAL).
The IEA is a group of charlatans and grifters who publish “research” that says whatever their rich masters want them to say. The sooner they are banished from public life the better
Take a deep breath before you believe anything they say.
A right-wing “think tank” that are part of the Tufton Street cadre. They claim charitable status which is under investigation by the Charities commission.
I would like to see a list of their donors to show they are not funded by the usual suspects.
the biggest users of welfare are pensioners who 'take out' more than they ever put in.
You all advocate for reduced tax and fail to recognise that we are subsidising minimum wage employers though UC because it is too expensive to live in the UK on a median salary
What a load of claptrap! Life expectancy, living standards and by just about every metric you could possibly choose, we’re better off by a country mile since the heyday of the nuclear family - 1900-1950s.
Ah Tufton street and its best……….
The IEA is The Sun for people who despise the readers of The Sun.
what do u think of tax dodgers
The IEA is a group of charlatans and grifters who publish “research” that says whatever their rich masters want them to say. The sooner they are banished from public life the better
Take a deep breath before you believe anything they say.
A right-wing “think tank” that are part of the Tufton Street cadre. They claim charitable status which is under investigation by the Charities commission.
I would like to see a list of their donors to show they are not funded by the usual suspects.
the biggest users of welfare are pensioners who 'take out' more than they ever put in.
You all advocate for reduced tax and fail to recognise that we are subsidising minimum wage employers though UC because it is too expensive to live in the UK on a median salary
What a load of claptrap! Life expectancy, living standards and by just about every metric you could possibly choose, we’re better off by a country mile since the heyday of the nuclear family - 1900-1950s.
His answer is to bring in more migrants. Fucking twat.
https://thebluearmchair.substack.com/p/pip-reform-would-only-have-reduced?r=5kmhkr
I love that panel, not a woman in sight……give me strength…