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>Sir Keir Starmer faced a furious backlash today after it emerged he is handing Indian workers in the UK and their employers a major tax exemption to secure a trade deal. Delhi revealed that the terms mean Indian nationals on temporary visas and their firms will not have to pay 'social security contributions' for three years.

>The agreement, which has been three years in the making, will see the UK lower tariffs on clothes, shoes and food from the subcontinent, in exchange for reciprocal cuts for products including whisky and cars. But the tax break - which was omitted from the UK release on the pact - immediately provoked anger.

>It comes as UK firms have been hit with a rise in national insurance contributions (NICS) that many warn will force them to slash jobs or even shut down. Posting to X, Tory leader Kemi Badenoch said the move was 'two-tier taxes from two-tier Keir'. She wrote: 'I refused to sign this deal because: 1) Tax refunds for Indians not available to us, 2) Visa requests [are] too high, 3) Ceramics and Aluminium industries would be screwed.' Ms Badenoch added: 'When Labour negotiates Britain loses.'

>Last month the rate of employer NICS went up by 1.2 percentage points from 13.8 per cent to 15 per cent, despite calls for a U-turn at a time of poor economic growth.

>The tax break was not mentioned by Downing Street in its announcement today. But a statement by the Indian government said it would 'lead to significant financial gains for the Indian service providers and enhance their competitiveness in the UK market that would create new job opportunities as well as benefit large number of Indians working in the UK'.

>Tory frontbencher Robert Jenrick said: 'British workers come last in Starmer's Britain.' Questions also remain over what agreement has been made on other visas for Indian nationals wanting to study or work in the UK. That was a key sticking point that held up talks under the previous Conservative Government and Labour. Sir Keir said there were 'tough negotiations on both sides' over the issue of visas. He also promised the trade deal with India included 'the best set of arrangements' to safeguard key British industrial sectors.

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>Revolutions have been fought for less.
Nah.
The West is done and I've seen many signs already.
- Remember the Yellow Vests in France?
- Remember also in France some riots of the native French about pensions? Yeah, riots about money, not their country suffering an invasion.
- Remember the Truckers in Canada?
- Remember the covid-19 psyop? Yeah that "dangerous" pandemic with not even one cadaver visible on the streets? Not only most of the population fell in line with the obvious lies, but even the "honorable" police looked the other way while physically attacking The People for no compliance with the hoax. Not to mention the doctors, teachers, and every dummy directly or indirectly in the government payroll.
- Remember in the States the January 6th demonstration? Everybody knew the demonstrators were disarmed and were let in by the Capitol police. Trump called them to demonstrate and immediately after, threw them to the wolves. And yet, Americans disregarded the betrayal on their neighbors and voted for him again for reasons.
- Remember how many neighbors and their children in the West had been harmed or attacked by diversity? And still the police keep protecting the foreigners and their children while enforcing this terror on the Nation. And yet, the White native population is scared to death to even open their mouth or do something about it.
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Nope, there will not be any revolution. The spirit of freedom and justice is not in the People, but the primal desire to serve themselves with benefits is, just like the boomers they despise so much.