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Hugh 12-09-2026 19:54

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36222292)
Quite funny that Harborne didn't want to look less successful than Delo so he matched Delo's £36m.

https://www.cableforum.uk/board/atta...1&d=1789242850

Dingbat 12-09-2026 20:44

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So they’ve got £72m? Perhaps they should put it towards bailing out Reform-led Durham Council. They’re only £83m in debt after their making such a mess of council finances.

papa smurf 12-09-2026 20:56

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and the meltdown begins


Panic at Labour HQ as party begs members for cash after Reform UK bags £72m in 24 hours

https://www.express.co.uk/news/polit...m-72m-24-hours

Paul 12-09-2026 21:33

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Nice money if you can get it, maybe I need to start a political party. :)

Damien 12-09-2026 21:57

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It's not going to be good for any of us if our politics moves closer to the US, where all the parties are funded by the wealthiest people in society.

The person who has hundreds of millions of pounds is going to have different interests and different goals than those who do not have millions of pounds.

Carth 13-09-2026 00:48

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oh I don't know, some of my interests and goals are the same as a multi millionaire . . . I just don't have the cash to realise them :D

papa smurf 13-09-2026 07:07

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come on billionaires one of you tight wads can beat 36 million

Jaymoss 13-09-2026 09:27

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Digital Britain creeping in behind their immigration policies.

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 36222304)
It's not going to be good for any of us if our politics moves closer to the US, where all the parties are funded by the wealthiest people in society.

The person who has hundreds of millions of pounds is going to have different interests and different goals than those who do not have millions of pounds.

I hope you do not think the wheels of power are not lubricated by the wealthy already? Figureheads are puppets for the 1%

Carth 13-09-2026 10:43

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I think the UK's 'wheels of power' got a puncture many years ago, and although a majority voted for the repair kit it was only applied in a half hearted way ;)

Damien 13-09-2026 19:57

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Originally Posted by Jaymoss (Post 36222311)
I hope you do not think the wheels of power are not lubricated by the wealthy already? Figureheads are puppets for the 1%

The UK is nowhere near as bad as the US. We have so many rules about political spending, and only one media market, that you can't just buy elections here.

Even Reform's millions will be difficult to spend in formats other than social media.

Of course, if they're elected, they'll change that.

Carth 13-09-2026 20:21

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 36222331)
The UK is nowhere near as bad as the US. We have so many rules about political spending, and only one media market, that you can't just buy elections here.

Even Reform's millions will be difficult to spend in formats other than social media.

Of course, if they're elected, they'll change that.

By the time that happens, the £72 million could be worth as much as . . . £827.84 in real money

Jaymoss 13-09-2026 20:48

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By the time that happens, the £72 million could be worth as much as . . . £827.84 in real money

all the wealthy know which coins to invest in

Projected value of bitcoin for example. If you invest £1 in bitcoin now by 2030 it is projected to be worth £2.40

jem 13-09-2026 21:37

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Originally Posted by Jaymoss (Post 36222335)
....If you invest £1 in bitcoin now by 2030 it is projected to be worth £2.40

or possibly 1p, maybe, or worth nothing. Who can tell?

Dingbat 14-09-2026 00:08

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or possibly 1p, maybe, or worth nothing. Who can tell?

Depends on if those pesky AI Things take over those crypto computers and go rogue with all those squinttilions of crypto coins to crash the world economy.

Jaymoss 14-09-2026 07:48

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Originally Posted by jem (Post 36222336)
or possibly 1p, maybe, or worth nothing. Who can tell?

Yeah that is the investment risk but those who "Hedge" their bets and follow the patterns know it is all manipulated


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