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happy thanksgiving anons.
remember, good things come to those wait..
God bless everyone, one and all.
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DELTA WATCH - 27TH NOV - 3 POSTS
Note: 3 years since the last time Q posted.
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3 post(s) found containing "Nov 27".
https://operationq.pub/?q=Nov%2027
THE FULL SPEECH BY RACHEL REEVES DELIEVERED ON 26TH NOV 2025
Note: The first thing anon noticed during this speech was the headline statements which most of the media are using to call all those put out of work, the rise of the public sector and their captured work force and human resources where only those who follow or comply will benefit and those dependent on the state with strings attached like giving over all your personal, health and financial details to the state.
nothing in life comes for free, there are always strings attached.
anon is still going through it but what anon noticed was the banks are getting moar powers to decided who wins or who is frozen out.
look here not there.
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Budget 2025 speech as delivered by Chancellor Rachel Reeves.
From:
HM Treasury and The Rt Hon Rachel Reeves MP
Published
26 November 2025
https://www.gov.uk/government/speeches/budget-2025-speech
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sections below the important parts of the speech
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The OBR have upgraded Britain’s growth for this year from 1% to 1.5%.
Reaching the same conclusion as the IMF, the OECD and the Bank of England who have all already upgraded their forecasts…
Today, the OBR have published their result of their review of the supply side of our economy
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And so from April 2027, I will reform our ISA system…
…keeping the full £20,000 allowance while designating £8,000 of it exclusively for investment…
…with over 65s retaining the full cash allowance.
And thanks to our changes to financial advice and guidance, banks will be able to guide savers to better choices for their hard-earned money.
Over 50% of the ISA market - including Hargreaves Lansdown, HSBC, Lloyds, Vanguard and Barclays - have signed up to launch new online hubs to help people invest here in Britain.
At this Budget, consistent with the commitments in our corporate tax roadmap, I will retain our competitive corporation tax rate, the lowest in the G7…
…and retain our generous full expensing offer for business investment.
I will also introduce a new 40% first-year allowance so that businesses can write off more of the cost of their investment upfront…
…while reducing main rate writing down allowances in line with fiscal constraints.
Private investment is the lifeblood of economic growth…
…but growth needs public investment too.
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continued
…I will follow the recommendations of the International Monetary Fund by assessing the fiscal rules just once a year at the Budget.
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According to the IMF, we are due to reduce borrowing more over the rest of this Parliament than any other G7 economy.
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Last year, I made changes to the Mineworkers Pension Scheme to ensure its members receive the fair pensions they are owed.
This year, with thanks to the Minister for Pensions for all his work on this subject, I can go further.
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In our age of insecurity Britain will continue to stand with our allies…
…working in collaboration to secure a sustainable ceasefire for Ukraine…
…and maintaining our commitment to NATO with the UK set to spend 2.6% of GDP on defence by April 2027.
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The introduction of Digital ID will break the link between illegal migration and illegal working…
…and HMRC and the Fair Work Agency will crack down on the illicit businesses that blight our highstreets and undercut legitimate firms:
Enforcing the minimum wage,
Investigating dodgy businesses,
And increasing scrutiny of the gig economy…
…as well as tracking down fraudulent business owners who vanish without paying their taxes…
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I am building on our successful use of targeted checks on welfare claims to root out fraud and error and prevent public money being paid to people who are not entitled to it…
…and I would like thank Tom Hayhoe, the Covid Corruption Commissioner for his work in helping to chase down nearly £400m [redacted political content]
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And today I will maintain all Income Tax and equivalent National Insurance thresholds at their current level for a three further years from 2028…
…at the same time we are ensuring that people only in receipt of the basic or new State Pension do not have to pay small amounts of tax through Simple Assessment from April 2027.
I will also keep the Plan 2 student loan repayments threshold at its 2026/27 level for three years.
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The reforms I made last year will raise an additional £8bn a year by 2030 from wealth:
I increased taxes last year on private equity, private schools and private jets,
i abolished the non-dom tax regime – and this year I will make two changes to cap trust charges and prevent avoidance.
I reformed Inheritance Tax on agricultural and business assets…
… and this year I am aligning those reforms with wider inheritance tax rules by allowing the transfer of the 100% relief allowance between spouses…
…balancing the taxation of these valuable assets with the realities of family life.
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And so from 2028, I am introducing the High Value Council Tax Surcharge in England,
An annual £2,500 charge for properties worth more than £2m, rising to £7,500 for properties worth more than £5m.
This will be collected alongside Council Tax, levied on owners and we will consult on options for support or deferral.
This new surcharge will raise over £400m by 2031 and will be charged on less than the top 1% of properties.
Madame Deputy Speaker, reliefs in our tax system cost the taxpayer billions of pounds a year…
…but many of them no longer serve their original purpose.
The government rightly provides generous tax relief for people paying into a pension…
…relieving Income Tax on all contributions and on the investment itself…
…as well as National Insurance relief on employer contributions…
….at a cost of over £70bn a year to the exchequer.
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This Budget makes no changes to those reliefs or to the tax-free lump sum.
But salary sacrifice for pensions, which was intended to be a small part of our pensions system, is forecast to almost treble in cost to other taxpayers from £2.8bn in 2017 to £8bn by 2030…
just some important sections from the speech, give to the poor, take moar for the rich as well as control and surveillance
>>23909237, >>23909240 rachel reeves budget high and low lights - moar tax and surveillance by 2030 by the banks.
why the long face miss
here is the thing
it is exactly women like this who have been voting in the dems, pushing for womens equality who are 8 years of a global war are now upset.
lets just say.
anon does not fucking care about her outrage.
if she could just shut the fuck up
that would be great.
fucking social media hags are the worst.
keep praying that the NG make it ..
still not heard that they have passed away
well the midterms are important but before than the selection of the replacement of jerome powell will set them into deep panic.
two moar weeks at a time.
anon thinks things will get worse with terrorist attack and deployed assets
those who benefit from forever wars.
keep praying..
Its the Central Banksters that hold up their whole evil system.
holde the line.
In God We Trust