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What would a return to the gold standard really mean? taxresearch.org.uk/Blog/2025/0… Reform wants to return the UK to the gold standard to limit the money supply in this country. The result would be a disaster - and would massively increase inequality in the UK, which is, no doubt, their aim.
Reform UK published 'Our Contract with You' a while ago, and although the idea is not fully formed, there are hints, including from public statements from Richard Tice MP, that they are toying with the idea of a return to the gold standard.
Tucker Carlson and others' suggestion that Jeffrey Epstein was a Mossad agent is an anti-Semitic 'blood libel for 2025,' according to Washington Times deputy commentary edi
to combat the common practice of downloading software by searching for it and clicking the first download link, microsoft now introduces winget: a package manager which will automatically download the first partial match for your search term without confirming whether it's actually what you want
now you can accidentally download malware even more efficiently!
The so-called racism definition controversy currently being played out in the Zionist controlled Labour Party is yet another example of truth and reality playing tenth fiddle to the Machiavellian nature of party politics.
@GeofCox I agree with that, but the point Abbot made is, in my view, more a matter for genuine discussion than suspension. As we know, Starmer has plenty of form in manufacturing a case to sideline those who disagree with and challenge his view.
"The first instance court of Leipzig attacked with pitch and butyric acid – Maja must return! Shortly after the start of the new week we went to give a nice surprise to the judges, prosecutors, and disgusting cops of the judicial police before they turned up for work next day. With the help of our … Continue reading Leipzig,
Socialism and communism both demand a degree of joint effort and administration which would beget more regulation than is wholly consistent with ideal anarchism. -- Voltairine de Cleyre
What's funny is if he were to say "As of right now, I've ordered the end all military aid to Israel, and the Epstein documents will be released in full. There are things that are going to come out about me because of what I've decided to do, you make up your own mind about me"
The longer this goes on, the more I believe there's somethihg really bad re Trump or even Melania in the files. Trump thought it was buried, but it wasn't and he's afraid it will come out. Thus, he thinks he can get ahead of it by claiming it's fake.
If you're not a retard i.e. not Judge Dread, this is the obvious conclusion. This is how logic works. You don't tweet about how uninteresting a billionaire sex trafficking jew is who is pictured next to every powerful person in the world, who mysteriously killed himself in a manner that is extremely unlikely (broke his hyoid bone), the exact instant the cameras were turned off, and call the entire thing a russian hoax and disinformation act to ruin all the good work you've done. Literally the only logical conclusion is that Trump knows someone says he fucked kids (he was accused of raping a girl with Epstein as it is) and the old boomer doesn't want his legacy ruined over something that "didn't actually hurt anyone. She very much enjoyed it if we're being quiet honest."
In the latest in a series of political attacks on Palestinian support and solidarity, Lancashire County Councillor Michael Lavalette has been invited to attend a ‘voluntary police interview’ to discuss a Facebook post relating to the current genocide…
Los lugares más peligrosos para un niño o niña son su casa y el coche de sus padres.
Es curioso que tras esta píldora informativa encontremos familias que no permitan el juego libre en la calle o que insistan en que resulta peligroso que los peques acudan caminando al colegio y que conviene conducirles a la puerta.
¿más peligrosos porque hay más peligro o más peligrosos porque es donde más tiempo pasan y por tanto la mayoría de accidentes ocurren en esos lugares? Porque creo que es importante distinguirlo. Es más probable que cualquiera de nosotres se lastime en casa que en una riada, pero eso no significa que una riada sea menos peligrosa que mi casa.
@Shine_McShine Yo creo que el motivo es otro bien diferente: Como son lugares habituales se relajan más las condiciones de seguridad exigidas como mínimos. Es particularmente sangrante en los coches. Si hablamos de la casa, la idea del tiempo que se pasa en ella es correcta pero en el coche, ... Ahí lo dejo para la reflexión.
"Last week, the French state implemented a huge police detachment to carry out raids on undocumented persons. After being rounded up these people were taken to various CRA – Administrative Detention Centres. Without these detention centres, its abhorrent policy with the exiles would be more difficult to carry out. A subsidiary
"Also impressive how quickly and thoroughly #people who previously loved his work have #disowned it, stopped buying it, and stopped #discussing it. Wish Rowling's #fans would do the same."
wenn die israelis jetzt konzentrationslager für die gazabevölkerung bauen. was hält sie davon ab, nach und nach die palästinenser aus der westbank ebenfalls dorthin zu verschleppen?
Is Android 6 good enough? Seems to be some hardware/software cutoff a lot of firms optimize for. Seen it on kiosks and on my dad's final car scanner that was something like 5 figures after the vehicle specific packages.
I can't say it didn't run like a champ compared to the model it replaced loved it.
And so my guess there's a ton out there optimized for Android 6 that're cheaper than the 9th deadly sin.
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In Singapore, corporate secretarial services are a vital ally, ensuring compliance and enabling smooth transitions. Their work may stay behind the scenes, but its impact is undeniable, helping businesses evolve with confidence and precision.
Corporate restructuring is a pivotal moment for any business, whether it involves merging entities, downsizing, or realigning leadership. It’s a process laden with legal and administrative hurdles, especially in Singapore’s tightly regulated market. Missing a filing or mismanaging a resolution can lead to costly delays or regulatory penalties.
Corporate secretarial services act as a guiding force, ensuring that businesses navigate these changes with precision and compliance, keeping disruptions to a minimum.
The Nature of Corporate Restructuring
Restructuring reshapes a company’s foundation—its operations, ownership, or governance structure. This could involve consolidating subsidiaries, updating share allocations, or appointing new directors. Each step demands meticulous documentation, from ACRA filings to board resolutions, all governed by Singapore’s strict Companies Act.
The administrative complexity can strain internal resources, pulling focus from strategic objectives. Without expert oversight, errors can derail the process or erode stakeholder confidence.
What Corporate Secretarial Services Do
Corporate secretarial services in Singapore are far more than clerical support—they’re compliance experts. During restructuring, they manage critical tasks: preparing and lodging statutory filings, drafting resolutions, updating directorships, and ensuring all changes meet legal standards. Their work keeps the company’s legal framework intact amid transformation.
This precision is crucial. A single oversight, like a late ACRA filing, can halt progress or invite penalties, undermining the restructuring effort.
Why They’re Essential During Transitions
In routine operations, secretarial services handle standard compliance tasks—annual returns, record updates, and governance reviews. During restructuring, their role becomes far more dynamic. Every change, from share transfers to constitutional amendments, must be executed with accuracy and speed.
For example, during a merger, corporate secretarial services ensure that share consolidations and stakeholder communications are seamless. They coordinate with legal and financial teams, track deadlines, and maintain a clear audit trail to avoid complications.
Singapore’s Regulatory Rigor
Singapore’s global reputation as a business hub is built on stringent oversight. ACRA enforces precise requirements for filings and deadlines, leaving no room for error. Corporate secretarial services in Singapore are well-equipped to meet these demands, ensuring that every document is accurate and submitted on time.
For businesses without in-house secretarial expertise, outsourcing these services is a practical way to manage complex transitions without risking compliance failures.
Managing Stakeholder Expectations
Restructuring often involves sensitive changes, like leadership shifts or ownership updates, that require careful execution. Corporate secretarial services handle public filings with discretion, ensuring compliance while managing the timing of disclosures. They also align internal records with public filings to maintain consistency and trust.
This careful coordination is vital for keeping employees, investors, and clients confident during periods of change.
A Lifesaver for Smaller Companies
Small businesses and startups in Singapore may lack the resources for a dedicated company secretary. During restructuring, this gap can lead to oversights. Outsourced secretarial services provide the expertise needed to navigate compliance requirements, offering guidance and ensuring every step is legally sound.
A Stabilizing Force
Restructuring introduces uncertainty, but corporate secretarial services provide clarity. By managing legal and administrative details, they ensure the company’s structure remains solid. This stability allows leaders to focus on strategy and stakeholders to trust that the process is under control.
Final Insight
Corporate restructuring is a complex endeavor, but it doesn’t have to be chaotic. In Singapore, corporate secretarial services are a vital ally, ensuring compliance and enabling smooth transitions. Their work may stay behind the scenes, but its impact is undeniable, helping businesses evolve with confidence and precision.
Corporate secretarial services are an integral part of business management and compliance, particularly in the context of corporate secretarial services in Singapore.
If our leaders allow this massacre to pass without consequence or condemnation, it will reveal a disturbing truth about what the world is willing to accept
Nick Maynard, a British surgeon currently working at the Nasser Hospital in Gaza, has told The Telegraph that Palestinians in the besieged enclave are facing "unprecedented malnutrition" due to the Israeli blockade and that Israeli snipers are target…
The scandal over billionaire sex-trafficker Epstein and his ties to the American ruling class, including Donald Trump, has erupted into a major political crisis.
Λατρεύω να διαβάζω ακροφιλελε σαιτ ειδικά όταν αντιλαμβάνονται ότι εχει φτάσει το τέλος τους Η αντιπαράθεση με την αποικιοκρατία και τον ιμπεριαλισμό μάλλον είναι σε καλό δρόμο αφού "Ο επικεφαλής της ρωσόφιλης χούντας της Μπουρκίνα Φάσο" τους πονάει τόσο πολύ που γράφουν κατεβατα ολόκληρα, και η "παγκόσμια υποστήριξη είναι προϊόν ΑΙ'" ενώ η κρατικοποιήσεις των ορυχείων χρυσού εγιναν μόνο για "προσωπικό όφελος"
Και όπως ήταν αναμενόμενο αυτά τα λέει "Αμερικανός ερευνητής που δεν θέλει να ονομαστεί για λόγους ασφαλείας" και τα αναπαράγουν νεοφιλελε φασισταρια γνωστά σε όλους μας.
Τώρα πια δεν θα αργήσουν οι δυτικοί "δικαιωματιστες" των διαφόρων "κόκκινομαυρων" φόρουμ της #CIA να αρχίσουν να κατηγορούν για "καταπάτηση των δικαιωμάτων" των ντόπιων δουλοπάροικων. Ακριβώς όπως έκαναν και με την Σύρια, την Λιβύη, την Κίνα , και πάει λέγοντας....
Home Office refuses to say police must not criminalise symbols of support for Palestine and opposition to genocide Since the proscription of direct action protest group Palestine Action (PA) by the…
From December 27, Google and Microsoft will have to use some form of age-assurance technology on users when they sign in, or face fines of almost $50 million per breach.
A few weeks before Palestine Action was proscribed in Britain, anti-fascist French organisation Jeune Garde suffered a similar fate at the hands of the Macron government. Is Europe’s extreme centre trying to eradicate left activism?
Tu cara será tu nueva tarjeta sanitaria 👨🏻👩🏽👨🏼👩🏻👨🏿
Sanidad ya utiliza una IA calificada con un riesgo inicial “muy alto” para fichar pacientes. Ha sido activada sin conocimiento de los sanitarios, apunta a facilitar el cobro a inmigrantes y genera dudas sobre la protección de datos.
El sistema del INGESA está calificado con un riesgo inicial “muy alto”. Según fuentes consultadas por Civio, el análisis sobre cómo afectará a la protección de datos es “insuficiente e incoherente” y alertan de que puede disuadir a los pacientes de p…
Georges Abdallah, dont la libération a été ordonnée jeudi par la justice française, a salué la "mobilisation" de ses soutiens, déterminante à ses yeux, lors d'un entretien dans sa cellule. lorientlejour.com/article/1469…
During President Donald Trump’s second term, education has remained a central battleground in American politics. Republicans claim that classrooms have
From the get-go, the Trump Administration – via DOGE – has been hell bent on causing destruction and havoc across the federal government. But why? There
The purpose of this essay is to create a broader political dialogue in order to get the US, and with it the world, out of the policy messes that the US is
Britain is in pieces—politically, economically, socially.
The country’s existential mess has deep roots, dating back to Thatcher. Under her catastrophic reign, market fundamentalism and privatisation took hold, society was dismantled, and the foundations of the welfare state were eroded.
Britain is in pieces—politically, economically, socially, and in terms of national identity. The country’s existential mess has deep roots, dating back to
Nichts verweigern Staatsräsonisten konsequenter als ihren “Freunden" tatsächlich mal zuzuhören und sie beim Wort zu nehmen. fnordon.de/@mspro/114872535315…
Underneath the memes, podcasts, and tradwife fantasies lies a dangerous agenda: train young men to reject equality, fear women’s power, and embrace authoritarianism disguised as masculinity…
President Theodore Roosevelt often referred to the term “bully pulpit” to mean he would use the country’s highest office to present his program. “Bully,”
Whether Labour likes it or not, we will move on taxresearch.org.uk/Blog/2025/0… Labour wants to live in the neoliberal past. We all know that philosophy is failing us. That means that there is nothing Labour can do to prevent us from moving on. Unless it, too, changes, it is part of history now and has no role in the future.
George Monbiot’s article on the nationalisation of water in The Guardian yesterday concluded with what I think was an exquisitely crafted and profoundly poignant paragraph, in which he said:
It’s a simple test: does the government operate in the int…
Sube al chirigoto, baja del chirigoto.Este juego es para limpiar el paladar entre The Case Of The Golden Idol y el siguiente let's play, que empezará la sema...
The new Florida concentration camp, likely the first of dozens that will be funded by Trump and congressional Republicans’ Budget Reconciliation Bill, is already notorious for overcrowding, unsanitary conditions, and human rights abuses.
The DUP are one party that have a cheek to accuse anyone else of lacking political maturity after they were told not to vote for Brexit and then voted for it, against their own interests.
Also, Sammy says 16 year olds will focus on one issue when they go to vote. A DUP MP said that with a straight face, every election is about the union for them.
BelfastTelegraph.co.uk: ‘Youngsters are not really mature enough’: DUP MP says party won’t back move to lower voting age
The European Central Bank's latest strategic assessment ignores critical lessons, perpetuating a harmful economic myth and undermining labour's vital role.
Railroad tracks are obscenely expensive to build/maintain, and having them doesn't absolve you of the need to have roads, so you have to pay twice.
Rail has its place when you need to move bulk goods and you don't have the benefit of water access, but for that you don't need to go very fast and you can run over garbage tracks. That said, trucking STILL manages to compete with rail in places where rail should be absolutely safe.
IMO the most rational way to improve transportation in the US is to just make flying less of a hassle. If the carbon emissions of aircraft really bothers you, just plant some trees. I highly doubt that any carbon is ever saved by doing something less cost-efficiently anyway...
@cjd I wouldn't change the US rail freight system much though, it's really efficient and to be honest, I'd like to see so much cargo transported on rail in Europe, I think only in Switzerland the cargo percentage is nearing the one in the US and they have a lot of incentives to avoid trucking even if truck is a norm for that kind of cargo anywhere else (even big-box stores have sometime railway siding as a main delivery route).
@cjd And you know, it's not quite a fair comparison in costs and subsidies if the roads are managed and paid for by the taxpayer, but rails are not, just sayin'
@cjd I am not 100% sure, but I think that LGV network is, at least in maintenance etc., financed by the operator fees only. And TGV services costs are 100% covered by the fare, I think it even brings profit. So for the time being, it's actually economical too, just state owned (not ideal, but taxpayer is fine).
Plus we're talking about the US, where the opposite is really true 😛
@cjd Well, yeah, but you spent a shit tonne of money for motorways and the results are… well, not the best really. And frankly, the way American cities are built is by any means financially viable for the taxpayer. High sprawl levels mean that the infrastructure is used inefficiently – you still need to get the pipes, roads etc., but they are used for smaller number of businesses per length measure etc. If the same pipe and the same road could handle a 4-storey apartment building with a shop in the ground level, if you just use it for a single-story building with a parking lot, the tax burden needs to be much higher. And with less sprawled city, any public (public as in used by many people at once, it doesn't really have to be state-owned, even if it's often is, and it doesn't have to be mostly funded by the taxpayer – actually, there is a correlation with the density and PT self-financing and if you add some real estate portfolio of the transport company (a model very popular e.g. in Japan or HK or Far Eastern Asia as a whole) it can be nicely profitable) transport will be used more often.
It's BTW basically what the whole Strong Towns (strongtowns.org/) initiative is all about.
Yeah, I think the origin of this was the Brits and Americans made fun of the French because they sat out WW2. But when you when you realize the Brits and Americans died for an oligarchy which then proceeded to demolish their countries, the French don't look that bad.
To my knowledge, most of the historical animosity was on account of the French not fighting the Germans in WW2. Then that was somewhat compounded when they refused to follow the US into Iraq in the early 2000s...
On 17 July, Belarusian Industry Minister Andrei Kuznetsov met with Russian Industry and Trade Minister Anton Alikhanov. Taking part in the talks was Belarusian Ambassador to Russia Aleksandr Rogozhnik, BelTA learned from the Industry Ministry.
Reflexión de buena mañana tras el 1230 incidente con perro suelto por la calle. Mi duda es ¿entra dentro de "adaptarse a NUESTRAS costumbres, la de los españolitos de bien que vienen de la ciudad de vacaciones al pueblo y deciden llevar a los perros sueltos por la calle (es un pueblo y younonau) sin respetar a lxs que vivimos aquí todo el año y tenemos las zonas de paseo habitual (normalmente donde no pasa nadie) y cuando pides por favor que "cojan al perrito que viene ladrando como un loco hacia el tuyo" te miran mal o te contestan y siguen sin hacerte ni puto caso??? Digo, serán esas costumbres o solo valen para los que Alpiste y NaziOkupa señalen como "los malos"??? #Perros #costumbreshispaniolas
Hasta que llega un coche donde nunca pasa nadie y se lleva al perrito o en el mejor de los casos al humano que corre para salvarlo. No, si mi perrito no hace nada! Hijo de la gran puta, no te das cuenta de que lo podía haber matado un coche? O, no te das cuenta de que yo estoy con mi perro guía y me puedes ocasionar un accidente? Y luego se van riéndose de la gracieta de su perrito suelto! Pocas patadas voladoras se dan!
@tiflonet Totalmente. Provocar un accidente, que el otro perro que viene atado se defienda y muerda, etc... Siempre digo que no es que tu perro sea el bueno de Gandi es que igual el otro,al que no conoces de nada, decide defenderse y ya está liada. En fin tendré que salir aún más pronto para no encontrarme a los "pixapins" de turno 😁
Persistent Activity: Despite the U.S. demand, multiple Israeli officials told Newsweek that intelligence gathering continues. They claim it's a long-standing practice and vital for Israel’s national security.
Strategic Importance: Israeli officials argue that monitoring the U.S. is necessary to understand potential threats from Iran and other adversaries. They see the U.S. as a crucial intelligence source.
“Habitual” Practice: The article quotes sources describing the spying as a “habitual” practice, suggesting it's deeply ingrained in Israel's intelligence apparatus. Biden Administration’s Concerns: The Biden administration is reportedly worried about the scope and nature of the surveillance, particularly regarding potential misuse of information.
No Change Expected: Despite the diplomatic exchange, sources indicate that Israel is unlikely to immediately cease its intelligence activities.
I feel that I am reaching a personal limit of my making any attempt to get my head around the inaction by governments as Gaza is flattened and the Palestinian people murdered in their tens of thousands. Do these politicians not see? Do they not have families of their own? What is being done is intolerable and inhuman and yet our leaders offer tacit (and often practical) support to the murderers. How can they turn a blind eye? How can anyone who has a shred of decency?
I’m left wondering just how far can Israel go before *anything* is done? What *would* our leaders do if the IDF rolled out gas chambers? More expressions of concern or would they take military action to stop it? In all likelihood they’d probably find ways to explain it away.
@Ryan This is all DIRECTLY parallel to the wholesale destruction of our planet.
There is no line they won't cross. None. They will burn everything and everyone. Those who hold power and profit sacred above all else, don't have a single shred of decency or love.
Fortunately there aren't very many people like that-- the tricky part, is their lackeys. The people who may still have shreds of decency, but can only muster love for a very few people closest to them, and whose fears outweigh everything to the point they are willing to delude themselves and carry water for depraved planetwreckers just to curry favor in hopes of being spared the hell they're helping unleash on everyone else.
That's what we're up against. True monsters, and the morally bankrupt cowards who serve them.
Most of the so-called leaders who are supposedly normal, decent, upstanding citizens-- the faces on television, the smiling politicians and businesspeople and celebrities, successful and proud and so fond of brunch-- simply do NOT have functioning consciences.
@violetmadder Sadly I have to agree with you. Both in politics and in that tiny group of people who capture and sit on their grossly excessive wealth. 😢 @Ryan
#BBC #Scotland don’t usually report on any figures from Scotland which paint our nation in a good light, but now they’ve found a new tactic. If official figures show Scotland in a better light than England, then the accuracy of those figures must be questioned. Even if they are right about this, notice how they don’t question figures which show Scotland in a bad light. Do not trust the BBC #Politics #Media #IndependenceIsNormal Why employment figures aren't up to the job bbc.com/news/articles/cgk34xl3…
«Il était dans l’emprise et la perversité» : condamné pour viol sur un élève de #betharram un prêtre réintègre le diocèse de Toulouse charliehebdo.fr/2025/07/religi…
Le 2 juin 2025, l'archevêque de Toulouse, Monseigneur Guy de Kerimel, décide de nommer Dominique Spina au poste de chancelier au diocèse de Toulouse (Haute-Garonne). Ce même prêtre avait été condamné pour viol sur mineur...
I’m sorry, but this sounds like more of the same failed ideas which have brought us no closer to becoming a normal country. I want #Scotland to be independent, but I can’t see how this will make any difference. Westminster will never agree to a referendum because they can’t afford to lose our natural resources which they can take for free while we remain under their control. #Politics John Swinney sets out 3-point plan for fresh independence push thenational.scot/news/25322319…
@Kellys We certainly need something, but Corbyn was very much against Scottish independence when he was Labour leader. Of course, he probably knew nothing about Scotland so just went along with what his advisers told him to say. But he didn’t seem to worry about the hypocrisy of wanting independence for Palestine but not for Scotland. I’m not sure I would trust him any more than I trust other WM politicians.
There’s no way we will get another shot and even within the Independence movement there is division. We need to unite under some kind of Socialist alliance and if we could trade support for Corbyn for a ref it may give us some chance…….fed up waiting!
El jefe de gabinete del ministro abordó con el entonces titular de Hacienda la respuesta que había que dar al juez Ruz para que no pudiera acusar al PP de delito fiscal en el caso de la caja B; también le informó de los pasos para acorralar a Moneder…
Hacked data obtained by 404 Media reveals dozens more people on deportation flights to El Salvador who are unaccounted for. “We have not heard from these people’s families, so I think perhaps even they don’t know," one lawyer said.
Neuralink filed on April 24 as a "small disadvantaged business" that could give it preferential access to federal opportunities, before being valued at $9B (Lora Kolodny/CNBC)
No digais " La Casa Real enviará a la parásita pequeña a estudiar al extranjero" Mejor diga "los españoles se gastarán un pastón en enviar a la Parásita pequeña a estudiar al extranjero"
I remember my mother asked our friend from India if she could give her receipt for curry, and her response was, for every grandmother in India, there is a variety of #curry
SANAA, July 17 (YPA) - Sayyed Abdulmalik al-Houthi, Leader of Ansarallah in Yemen, on Thursday warned international shipping companies against violating the Yemeni ban on Israeli shipping.In his speech on the latest developments this evening, Sayyed
It's Another #German pro genocide "liberal" hiding his racism behind rainbow flag and call people antisemite who criticize genocidal regime of #Netanyahu mastodon.social/@docht/1148693…
They shut their eyes with their hands, close their ears with one finger each and shout "Lalalala" in order not to hear unpleasant truth. It's a problem that a big instance like .social is so unfair and biased. Just wondering if I'm still visible there ... @israel @palestine
One of the infuriating parts of the Epstein stories is that one of his main enticements for victims was social and economic mobility. He preyed on smart and ambitious teens. He told them and their parents he would support their studies, introduce them to important people, and help them on their career path. Poor and middle class people were just raw material for him and his companions, and as a billionaire he could pick the ones he liked out of the crowd to do with as he willed.
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