It's sad that a comedian isn't being satirical or embellishing anything for a laugh, he's actually telling the absolute truth. While the people running the country are morally bankrupt.
Being worth £27bn and trying to avoid paying £20m in tax is the same as having £2700 in your bank account and trying to dodge a £2 tax. The greed of billionaires and politicians in the UK at the expense of everyone else knows no bounds.
Yes but also no... It doesn't excuse their behaviour in the slightest, but I know that a £2 tax might lose me what? An expensive coffee? While, even if I was obscenely rich, I think you would still understand that that £20m tax is the equivalent to quite a lot more than a coffee. People perceive what they are losing in accordance to what they could use it on otherwise. Even if you have no shortage of money, I think it would still hit harder. I mean, I know that. It doesn't feel good when your tax goes up when you start earning more, even though you are still earning more than before. I'm not trying to defend them. Anything but. But it's important to look at them realistically and not as villainous caricatures because, at the end of the day, even if they were ALL replaced, these issues will definitely still occur. It's important to prevent people from being able to do it in the first place. Not presume that the individual is the sole issue. Of course, they should still lose their jobs. But it's just important to keep in mind in my opinion.
@@pagatryx5451 I think you miunderstood OP's point a little here. Also; who's ever going to be able to *spend* that much money? I mean, without purposefully wasting it... paying for things that they actually use? I couldn't. I'm not sure ANYONE could... so how does that lost spending power "hurt"?
It is actually the equivalent of dodging 0.0020p worth of tax on £2700 which is signficantly more scandalous and disreputable. The man that makes the tax rules, breaks the tax rules and even more surprising everyone just accepts it. Corruption wrapped up in an overt middle finger to everyone in the face of pure unadulterated lies and the Brexit knife still fresh and twisting in the economy.
@@pagatryx5451 but considering you've still got over £26bn sat in your bank account, how quickly would you get back that £20m in interest? Even if it doesn't you've still go more than you could EVER possibly live on. You couldn't spend it. Think of it as a percentage of your income. Each month I lose atlease a 3rd in tax. I'm expected to pay my share. The money we put it is nothing compared to them, it's probably their champagne bill with their brunch. It's about equality and every person equally contributing to the society. #
This law of being able to live in the UK, make use of the facilities in the UK that were paid for by the UK taxpayer, whilst not having to pay taxes yourself is ridiculous. Here in the Netherlands you pay taxes when you are here. If you earn money you pay income tax, if you have wealth, you pay property tax. Even tourists pay taxes.
I finally decided to do the responsible thing and buy in at the end of 2022, right at the peak of the market and only in "safe" index funds. Now I'm down 20% for the year. It's nice to get immediately punished for doing what you're supposed to be doing. I'm staying in it, and dollar cost averaging at a low level, but this is still painful. where can we put our invstmnt money outside of the financial market, I have $45,000 left?
It’s always painful and you’ll think you’ve had the worse luck but as more time passes and you average in you’ll keep getting better. Also, call on a professional so you don't get ripped off on the market. They provide personalized advice to individuals based on their risk appetite, placing them among the best of the best. There are bad ones, but some with good track records can be very good.
@@NabgrtaWabertvert I agree with you totally , Yes they can be positively impactful to an individual's portfolio. I started with a trust Financial Adviser named "Amy Priscilla Raskin". She is verifiable and her work ethic complies with the US Investment Act of 1940. Her approach is transparent, allowing full ownership and control of my portfolio with very reasonable fees relative to my portfolio earnings.
@@AaronTucker-th2nn ''Amy Priscilla Raskin'' She covers things like investing, insurance, making sure retirement is well funded and looking at ways to have a volatility buffer for investment risk, lots of things like that. You can take a look at her full name on the internet. She is renowned. So it shouldn't be difficult to find her
@@MariusNatt I had a chat with her via live chat on her official page. She seems quite knowledgeable. It is a fiduciary acting in the interest of the person.
@dani cali the problem is that Keith wont be any better than Boris so it wont matter who gets voted in next election. The election that really could've potentially made a difference and given the country a chance was the previous one and the country blew it.
I did the maths on this once. If a million pounds landed in my bank account tomorrow, I'd be able to comfortably live the rest of my life & never have to work another day. If a billion pounds appeared, it would take me 40 million years to spend it
A billion is a number with two distinct definitions: • 1,000,000,000, i.e. one thousand million, or 10⁹, as defined on the short scale. This is now the meaning in all English dialects. • 1,000,000,000,000, i.e. one million million, or 10¹², as defined on the long scale. This is one thousand times larger than the short scale billion, and this number is now normally referred to as one trillion.
@@piersbickerton-jones6231 if you had a mill in the bank you could invest in things like property for letting or safe ETFs or act as a stablecoin liquidity provider to earn comfortably more than the average pay for a full time job in this country every year. If you then moved somewhere like portugal where he cost of living is half then you're laughing.
I don't like the way he picks on those wonderful Conservatives. I just love the way the Tories have always done their best for Britain and its citizens. Every decision they make is carefully considered to provide the best opportunities for the Brtish people especially the poor, vulnerable and disabled. They always do their utmost to help the elderly, especially during the winter and provide safe care homes for them in which to spend their final years. They never abuse their power by selling Britain out to the highest bidder, they never give their donors and friends overpriced contracts at the taxpayer's expense. They are the most moral, dependable servants of the country and always put everyone else above their own interests. It's indeed a pleasure and a privilege to be governed by such altruistic, philanthropic humanitarians, with such integrity, compassion and honour. Long live our inspiring Etonian overlords and their wealthy corporate handlers...
The man wants an inquiry into who leaked the info on his billionaire wife, but refuses inquiries into how we were defrauded of £38 billionaire in furlough payments, and how we spent millions on PPE that wasn't up to standard. How he has the temerity...
I'm being flattened by soaring tax rates, energy and fuel bills, meanwhile the literal taxman's (billionaire) wife is dodging tax. It's beyond satirical. The system has been completely undermined by those who run it.
And they're probably sitting around in their (govt maintained) garden, laughing at the gullible who pay their taxes without taking advantage of the 'opportunities' put into the system.
I'm on a salary of £39k - not bad, but not rolling in it either. My monthly basic is about £3400, but from that is deducted £340 for pension (I've just been told our retirement income has been slashed by an average of 38% though we've never paid more into it), £400 for PAYE, £266 for NI, £122 for student loan, and £150 for council tax (I live in a one-bedroom flat and get a single-person discount). I've been quoted another £150 a month for water, gas, and electricity and I pay another £50 for broadband and a wokr gym membership. That works out at just under £1500 a month before I've paid a penny on rent, which in my case is £680, bringing my overall monthly outgoings to £2,216. Add food and drink at £150 p/week and you have £584 of savings per month. I need at least £40k to get on the housing ladder and stop renting, which will take me five and a half years at this rate. And I am considered to be well off when compared to most. This country is going to the dogs and I'm doing what I can to leave it, for good.
Telling the honest truth on any kind of media has become so rare, that whenever I hear it nowadays, it makes me tear up. Thank you for your work! I'm glad you exist and at the same time sad, that there are not more of your kind.
I love when something that negatively effects politicians gets leaked there is an immediate enquiry. The government had to be threatened with met police action before they said they would look into party gate. I'd say it's hypocrisy but it's really gone beyond that.
they get to waste tax payers money on the investigation by hiring the investigator that they choose. If every murderer could pick one of their mates to be the judge would the justice system work?
@@R0swell5104 Corruption 100%. It's taken the Met Police almost 2 years for the enquiry in to the lock down parties, the corrupt officials of this country need sanctioning for breaking the law and noone is worth 27 billion, who needs that kind of cash?
And when caught they are more interested in finding the culprit than truly adjusting their moral compass.. But then they have NO such compass at all. We need to flush all these turds and hope that slugs stop repeatedly voting for more salt.
@@paparoach007 Corrupt politicians and corrupt police. Can this country sink any lower. As far as the 27b is concerned, I will give it a go for a year or two and report back.
@@tomcairns130 same here, it's not funny anymore. since the COP26 one I end up these videos with a "knot in the throat" (not sure how to translate that Spanish phrase), from impotence. I never been to the UK but I've seen the movie "I, Daniel Blake" and it feels like an accurate representation on the reality there. I'm from Argentina and we are far worse down here but I look up to the UK and the US for hope. The solution to the climate crisis and the fall of capitalism will come from the G7, I believe. These blatant injustices should sting the people to revolt. Please, mobilize. Support Extinction Rebelion and Stop Oil Now. I can't find hope anywhere else.
@@sebastianbardon391 we call it a "lump in our throat" when talking about anxiety and fear. If there is a solution to the climate and wealth inequality issues (both stemming from unregulated capitalism) it must come from the G7. Unfortunately, they seem to all be bought off. I don't hold out much hope and it's why I don't want to start a family if this is the world they live in.
Well, I'm not laughing. He speaks the truth and tells us we're being screwed. I know we are. You couldn't make this up. It'd be unbelieveable but it is true. His persona is what I feel. Frustrated as f*ck!
So happy to see Pie back with the truth. Surely there can't be many Tory supporters left after what they are doing to the country and the people. ❤ Jonathan and Matt..... so clever and funny!
This tax business also goes for large companies. A friend of mine who did the taxes for Dutch Shell told me that each year they simply negotiated about how much tax Shell had to pay. In return Shell would blackmail the Dutch government by asking for special favours and subsidies for 'research' and all that crap. Now that Shell is fully lodged in London, you can imagine that with the moronic and corrupt Tories they won't have any problem in lowering their taxes even more. It is all one big charade. ONLY LITTLE PEOPLE PAY TAXES, said Mrs. Henley in court and that is the truth.
Shell paid exactly zero tax in the UK last year on its gas and oil production business.Not only that it got a 92m tax refund for decommissioning its old oil platforms.
Well done Johnathan for saying the truth , these fuckers need to be taught a lesson , I reckon people have had enough and start taking the law into their own hands 😡
It's a conflict of interest in the ministerial code, so they have done something wrong. And the fact Sunak had an American green card while chancellor and in government, is also breaking US laws.
Well, he was paying tax to both 🇬🇧 & 🇺🇸, but yank law says you can't do that and be an active politico in another land, so he gave up the green. But why did he want a quick skip card to begin with ¿?
@@suzyqualcast6269 but it's still a conflict of interest in UK ministerial code, even if the loopholes are legal, Sunak has to declare it. And he had a green card while in government and as chancellor. So it doesn't matter if he was paying tax in the US, it's still breaking American laws. You know what a green card is and what it means, so no need for me to explain. And I don't care why he wanted to jump ship to America, he would of done this country a favour if he had.
I have an elderly relative in the UK who owns a modest flat in a nice area of London and depends on a small foreign pension and a little bit of interest on afew investments to supplement her OA pension. She hires an accountant every year to do her tax return and the annual process seems to me to be equivalent to readying for a final university exam. The accountant has given her the impression if she doesn't declare a winning 50p bet on the Grand National, HMRC will be kicking the door down to drag her off in cuffs. It's an absolute joke. Every £ is tracked and chased as if she was Richard Branson.... And all this Rishi Rich and his Mrs are basically tax exiles!
"Every £ is tracked and chased as if she was Richard Branson...." Bad analogy. Branson doesn't pay tax, along with t he rest of the undeserving 'elites'.
To be honest it would be more shocking news if it was discovered that *any* of Sunak's close family, friends, or business partners were actually paying their fair share of taxes. I expect that a major perk of residing in Number 11 is finding out exactly where all the sneaky little loopholes are.
@@Mcsqw Exactly. You cannot trust the same person to fix the tax system when they are the one exploiting its flaws. It's like putting my cat in charge of looking after the garden birds.
The truth is we can all moan stamp our feet whining about how it isn't fair and something should be done, but do you think anything will change? Of course not
Rishi Sunaks wife: Non Dom, making huge gains on dividends from Infosys, her father's company. The largest IT consultancy in India who have won a LOT of contracts in the UK, quite a few government contracts included. Rishi Sunak himself: as chancellor, ignores multiple requests for IR35 "reform" because it's ill conceived and won't actually do what it's designed to do. This is discussed in house of commons by multiple MPs. Rishi passed it anyway, really went to town ignoring questions and rushed it through. It has been an abject failure and doesn't do what was required 20% of the time or more it can't even achieve a ruling. What it *did* do - was put a huge number of self employed UK IT consultants out of business, changing the game for recruiters, clients, and those self employed consultants. This removed a large chunk of competition for Infosys in one fell swoop. Directly contributing to increased dividends for Rishis wife, you know the ones she's not paying tax on ?. I'm sure its all a coincidence though eh.
The Cabinet is full of off-shore individuals, as in they're right to be here is based on the illegal Windrush fiasco, which saw the 10,000 Jamaicans employed to carpet bomb Europe promised happy prosperous lives here. When they arrived they found themselves subject to extreme scrutiny by the people the government had forgot to inform that said 10,000 Jamaicans had been employed to carpet bomb Europe on the strength of a nice warm welcome by the indigenous of these shores.
It's funny to see the Brits whine about Indian IT presence in UK as some sort of conspiracy theory. If you provide good quality service at a decent price, everyone will take it. The biggest FMCGs in India are Unilever, Cadbury, are all British companies. GSK is very big presence in Pharma. We didn't come up with globalization and tax havens. Americans and Brits did.
@@susananderson5029 Russia is our natural ally as they helped us back in 60s -80s with our defense and establishing our industries. Also, we are no capitalists here in India. We like ideas of socialism, communism and getting ahead by hardwork and metit instead of money. Also much like our marriages, Indians commit to those who stand by them. Good or bad! Having said that, Modi has also asked Putin to pull back from Ukraine, so get your facts right! Russia is a decent country. It's not like Middle East or China.
WOAH WOAH WOAH!!! Let me get this perfectly straight: You comment something that is completely unrelated to the fact that I have two HAZARDOUSLY HANDSOME girlfriends? Considering that I am the unprettiest TH-camr worldwide, it is really incredible. Yet you did not mention it at all. I am VERY disappointed, dear dav
Love how the inquiry is always in to “how it got leaked/how I got caught” rather than in to “how did you break the law and or moral code and how are we going to punish you for it” c--s!
I'm so far from being a leftie but this guy is spot on. I work my arse off and now have to worry about food and fuel. It is a MORAL thing. Those Conservatives have to go.
And then these same politicians that make tax dodging possible don’t understand when tax payers demand, that billionaires and oligarchs pay their fair share amount in taxes, especially for the share they get in political influence and extra police protection they enjoy at taxpayers expenses.
There comes a point though where it feels pointless to even get mad about this We know that those in power are selfish, greedy, frequently break the law - with the expectation that they will get away with it. We have known this for decades. They do this because they do not fear the people, or any consequences for their actions They will keep doing this until they are MADE to fear. The French got it right in 1789.
I personally don't understand the need for money and to have so much of it and I'm poor. The only thing I would want so much money to buy is love, but it can't. Lots of shiny, expensive things are trivial to me
Na we as a people are completely defeated. Not in a war sense but i see and hear it all the time. Blatant corruption and massive poverty coming and all you get is a shrug of the shoulders.
Thats why the class system has been so useful to the British elites and aristos. The idiots at the bottom are quite happy to bend over and get taken up the bumper so long as a posh person is around they're bowing and scraping anyway.
@@fujohnson8667 You have to understand that a particular sector in our society believe in Pain and Suffering as redemptive. So in inflicting it to those who need motivation and direction in their lives, they are doing it with patriotism and love. Britain to be great again must rediscover discipline and become inured to suffering. Only then will its people make a country worthy to be "great". Every blow they ply on the people they believe will strengthen their resolve and Courage. And, they trust you will thank them and respect them for it later. They believe this is what you want, and what you need, and you will be better for it. And those who don't survive weren't strong enough, and and its their fault for being weak and useless. Austerity part 1, has been estimated to have hastened the demise of 120,000 people in ill-health and poverty under the Conservatives in just 10 years. Now, they have ushered in Austerity part 2, alongside shirking any responsibility for safely dealing with the pandemic. 1 in 5 working people are on benefits and people are hundreds of people are still dying over the seasonal average. The airports are shut, and shortages are everywhere. You live in a country where people are so neglected, they starve to death, found dead weeks later, and politicians don't want to feed children. When are people going to get mad? Or are we beyond that? Have we become so atomised and cut off from reality, that we didn't understand that the pain and punishment applied to the least of us, would be visited on us? 120,000, plus 150,000 from Covid, plus how many more? Life expectancy had gone down in the years before Covid, but our appetite for pain and punishment seems unabated yet.
Thank you, thank you, Jonathan Pie. You say exactly what I want to say, with the same amount of rage and incredulity. And because the danger is that we forget so much because there has been so much corrupt, immoral, incompetent and self-serving actions from this government, you lay it out and make it clear just how bad they are.
It amazes me how great the differences have become. Words like corrupt, immoral, incompetent and self-serving used to be a standard description of local Chinese officials. (The centre needs to be cleaner.) However today, there has been much improvement here. It seems like Britain is going backwards as China rises. I am so glad that I live in China.
If I was in charge I would most definitely exploit the system for my own benefit. Life is brief and morals are an invention based on the idiotic belief that humanity is better when we aren't therefore we should embrace our dark sides for tomorrow we die
Wow, Johnathan you articulated exactly what I think the majority of the British people think. It's an utter disgrace how these people operate. If they don't resign it shows even more that they have no morals whatsoever.
He is just brown white person. He is like every white person. Great education, great connections, great wife, great business and money stored in tax havens. Just like every rich white man, he doesn't care about poor middle class Brits or Indians. His wife's company is infamous for paying peanuts to IT engineers back in India. Isn't that what all American/British MNCs do? Don't hate the player, hate the game! You created this ideal of success. You created those tax havens to dodge the law. You are just crying because a brown man did it this time.
What do I do with the anger I'm feeling towards our government? Boris fined by the police..... Won't leave, will ignore, diminish, mumble his way through to the next scandal and repeat.... Teflon coated crook. And we watch... Powerless, poor pissed off!
Im angry too, very! This govt are a bunch of crooks. We’re being treated appallingly and our rights disregarded and they’re getting away with it. No matter what they do nothing happens to them. Boris is a wicked liar but sails through everything without a care in the world. Imagine lying and cheating every day at your job and not being sacked!
For me a penny dropped into a pool of clarity today & the ripples of reality rang true. Decades of inept &/or morally bankrupt politicians have been elected to govern the UK and rarely exposed, held to account or meaningfully punished. We continue to express outrage without ever eradicating the possibility of the next expression of outrage. The penny is symbolic of 'journalism' that 'informs' the political selections we make - We've been attacking the results not the cause.
Thank you, this should be broadcast on breakfast TV, on repeat as mandatory viewing until it finally seeps into the minds of those who just can't or won't see the absolute chaos that is the UK
That last 30 seconds or so, about power & money, sums up government everywhere, not just the UK or here in the US. Reminds me George Carlin's piece about "the real owners"...
Why does a Multi Millionaire what to become a 82K a year MP, it certainly is not about genuine concern for the Constituents he is supposed to serve. No simply Career Politicians. It is simply about Networking, making new contacts too further feather their own nests , increasing their own personal wealth as soon as they leave Office.
I see a lot of people say "she didn't do anything wrong and if you could do it, then you would too". Well, if we could all do it then Rishi "wallet liner" Sunak would sure as hell close the loop hole then. Think about that.
I really sincerely hope all politicians are aware of this channel. This man speaks the outrage we are all feeling about this dispicable shower of shit that is in power.
Whenever I start feeling like my country is going down the drain, and the middle class is beeing squeezed out of existence, I just have to watch this channel and give thanks that I don't live in England. You poor bastards.
I hate being here now. I always felt so lucky to call England home. Now, I don’t like it. Our govt is so corrupt and wicked. I don’t know what we did to make our own govt hate us so much
Notice you don't volunteer your location, no matter where you live the problem is the same. USA? Terrible, China? terrible, Russia? You guessed it. If you don't believe that... you're lying to yourself sadly. Difference in the UK is, our political class like to snipe their own side, as well as the opposition thats basically it, and thats why things are lot more in the open (despite their efforts to hide it)
@@susanbrown2909 yeah me too infact im not even proud to be british anymore because we have become the laughing stock of the world and the brunt of many jokes because we have become so lame and dumbed down to a point we actually still vote these theives back into parlament every five years now thats seriously stupid😂
How truth is concealed as comedy these days...gets me...so if you see it called a comedy skit...its bound to be a truth rant...brilliantly said as always...
Oh yes, the fines...like fining you & me 50p! Couldn’t they be given some sort of Community Service - like spending a week seeing how the other half die?
I really love the Easter egg in the video! the building in the background with the bricked up windows was the old way of avoiding paying property tax back when it was based on the number of windows rather than something like house size.....
Imagine being born in a country, going to school, getting a job, working for over 40 years (paying taxes on everything and your National Insurance) .... Only to reach retirement and you've got the choice of either buying food or turning the heating on. What has this country turned into?
It's sad that a comedian isn't being satirical or embellishing anything for a laugh, he's actually telling the absolute truth. While the people running the country are morally bankrupt.
Lies are not funny, so he has to.
True. When reality became more ridiculous than satire, satire became a powerful and simple explanation of reality. His delivery sweetens the blow.
i would love hearing that from any labour leader anytime now
Jonathan pie is more informative than funny
The saddest part is that this isn't funny anymore, the truth is to overwhelming.
Being worth £27bn and trying to avoid paying £20m in tax is the same as having £2700 in your bank account and trying to dodge a £2 tax. The greed of billionaires and politicians in the UK at the expense of everyone else knows no bounds.
Yes but also no...
It doesn't excuse their behaviour in the slightest, but I know that a £2 tax might lose me what? An expensive coffee? While, even if I was obscenely rich, I think you would still understand that that £20m tax is the equivalent to quite a lot more than a coffee.
People perceive what they are losing in accordance to what they could use it on otherwise. Even if you have no shortage of money, I think it would still hit harder. I mean, I know that. It doesn't feel good when your tax goes up when you start earning more, even though you are still earning more than before.
I'm not trying to defend them. Anything but. But it's important to look at them realistically and not as villainous caricatures because, at the end of the day, even if they were ALL replaced, these issues will definitely still occur. It's important to prevent people from being able to do it in the first place. Not presume that the individual is the sole issue. Of course, they should still lose their jobs. But it's just important to keep in mind in my opinion.
@@pagatryx5451 I think you miunderstood OP's point a little here. Also; who's ever going to be able to *spend* that much money? I mean, without purposefully wasting it... paying for things that they actually use? I couldn't. I'm not sure ANYONE could... so how does that lost spending power "hurt"?
It is actually the equivalent of dodging 0.0020p worth of tax on £2700 which is signficantly more scandalous and disreputable. The man that makes the tax rules, breaks the tax rules and even more surprising everyone just accepts it. Corruption wrapped up in an overt middle finger to everyone in the face of pure unadulterated lies and the Brexit knife still fresh and twisting in the economy.
@@pagatryx5451 but considering you've still got over £26bn sat in your bank account, how quickly would you get back that £20m in interest? Even if it doesn't you've still go more than you could EVER possibly live on. You couldn't spend it. Think of it as a percentage of your income. Each month I lose atlease a 3rd in tax. I'm expected to pay my share. The money we put it is nothing compared to them, it's probably their champagne bill with their brunch. It's about equality and every person equally contributing to the society.
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This law of being able to live in the UK, make use of the facilities in the UK that were paid for by the UK taxpayer, whilst not having to pay taxes yourself is ridiculous.
Here in the Netherlands you pay taxes when you are here. If you earn money you pay income tax, if you have wealth, you pay property tax. Even tourists pay taxes.
Jonathan Pie offers an honest and distilled version of the news. It's saddening that a comedian is the only reporter who gets it so bang on!
I don't see the point in having reporters if they have to say only certain things
The rest work for the same people the government do.
Watch The Bugle.
Twas ever thus.
Boris was getting afraid because he was desperately after his job.
I always wondered why they call Great Britain great. Now I know, it's because of men like Jonathan Pie. America needs more Pie.
I finally decided to do the responsible thing and buy in at the end of 2022, right at the peak of the market and only in "safe" index funds. Now I'm down 20% for the year. It's nice to get immediately punished for doing what you're supposed to be doing. I'm staying in it, and dollar cost averaging at a low level, but this is still painful. where can we put our invstmnt money outside of the financial market, I have $45,000 left?
It’s always painful and you’ll think you’ve had the worse luck but as more time passes and you average in you’ll keep getting better. Also, call on a professional so you don't get ripped off on the market. They provide personalized advice to individuals based on their risk appetite, placing them among the best of the best. There are bad ones, but some with good track records can be very good.
@@NabgrtaWabertvert I agree with you totally , Yes they can be positively impactful to an individual's portfolio. I started with a trust Financial Adviser named "Amy Priscilla Raskin". She is verifiable and her work ethic complies with the US Investment Act of 1940. Her approach is transparent, allowing full ownership and control of my portfolio with very reasonable fees relative to my portfolio earnings.
@@MariusNatt How can i connect with this FA?
@@AaronTucker-th2nn ''Amy Priscilla Raskin'' She covers things like investing, insurance, making sure retirement is well funded and looking at ways to have a volatility buffer for investment risk, lots of things like that. You can take a look at her full name on the internet. She is renowned. So it shouldn't be difficult to find her
@@MariusNatt I had a chat with her via live chat on her official page. She seems quite knowledgeable. It is a fiduciary acting in the interest of the person.
Mr Pie
You may or may not know this, but you are, at this time, a critical service for many people in this country.
Thank you
@dani calithere's no election there is selection voting means nothing, all puppets in power now are from WEF young leaders program.
Mr. Pie is a national treasure like comfort food.
Agreed!
@dani cali That's not a question anybody wants to think about, because everyone knows the answer and it's too horrible to consider.
@dani cali the problem is that Keith wont be any better than Boris so it wont matter who gets voted in next election. The election that really could've potentially made a difference and given the country a chance was the previous one and the country blew it.
I did the maths on this once. If a million pounds landed in my bank account tomorrow, I'd be able to comfortably live the rest of my life & never have to work another day. If a billion pounds appeared, it would take me 40 million years to spend it
Surly if you gave yourself £200 per day (I know that’s cheap plumbers rates but 🤷♂️) that’s 14 years? Would be interested in your maths.
A billion is a number with two distinct definitions: • 1,000,000,000, i.e. one thousand million, or 10⁹, as defined on the short scale. This is now the meaning in all English dialects. • 1,000,000,000,000, i.e. one million million, or 10¹², as defined on the long scale. This is one thousand times larger than the short scale billion, and this number is now normally referred to as one trillion.
Is that working on the now un-used British billion or the internationally recognised billion?
If its the later then you'd be living off £25 a year...
@@piersbickerton-jones6231 if you had a mill in the bank you could invest in things like property for letting or safe ETFs or act as a stablecoin liquidity provider to earn comfortably more than the average pay for a full time job in this country every year. If you then moved somewhere like portugal where he cost of living is half then you're laughing.
@@piersbickerton-jones6231 i wouldn't know how to spend £200 a day lol
I pray one day somebody actually puts one of Pie's videos on the news by accident.
He’s a well non comedian wouldn’t happen. He got famous on his own show on RT news so he’s already been on a news channel
😂😂😂
I don't like the way he picks on those wonderful Conservatives. I just love the way the Tories have always done their best for Britain and its citizens. Every decision they make is carefully considered to provide the best opportunities for the Brtish people especially the poor, vulnerable and disabled. They always do their utmost to help the elderly, especially during the winter and provide safe care homes for them in which to spend their final years. They never abuse their power by selling Britain out to the highest bidder, they never give their donors and friends overpriced contracts at the taxpayer's expense. They are the most moral, dependable servants of the country and always put everyone else above their own interests. It's indeed a pleasure and a privilege to be governed by such altruistic, philanthropic humanitarians, with such integrity, compassion and honour. Long live our inspiring Etonian overlords and their wealthy corporate handlers...
He recently did at least 2 video columns for the New York Times, so there ye go. They're available here on YT, actually.
@Oliver Higgins He talked about RT at length on a recent podcast with James O'Brian.
Nothing has changed. The lunatics are truly in charge of the asylum! JP justifiably apoplectic with rage.😡😱
I'd vote for someone like this that told it how it really is
The man wants an inquiry into who leaked the info on his billionaire wife, but refuses inquiries into how we were defrauded of £38 billionaire in furlough payments, and how we spent millions on PPE that wasn't up to standard. How he has the temerity...
I believe it was trillions.
@@oldwaitekauri Long scale or short scale?
Nobody gives a fuck anyway
Here, here!
@@oldwaitekauri He borrowed £2.1 trillion in February, from persons unnamed.
I'm being flattened by soaring tax rates, energy and fuel bills, meanwhile the literal taxman's (billionaire) wife is dodging tax. It's beyond satirical. The system has been completely undermined by those who run it.
And they're probably sitting around in their (govt maintained) garden, laughing at the gullible who pay their taxes without taking advantage of the 'opportunities' put into the system.
@@adventtrooper who'd pay 30k to avoid paying 5k tax?
Apart from Nadine Dorries, I mean.
I'm on a salary of £39k - not bad, but not rolling in it either. My monthly basic is about £3400, but from that is deducted £340 for pension (I've just been told our retirement income has been slashed by an average of 38% though we've never paid more into it), £400 for PAYE, £266 for NI, £122 for student loan, and £150 for council tax (I live in a one-bedroom flat and get a single-person discount). I've been quoted another £150 a month for water, gas, and electricity and I pay another £50 for broadband and a wokr gym membership. That works out at just under £1500 a month before I've paid a penny on rent, which in my case is £680, bringing my overall monthly outgoings to £2,216. Add food and drink at £150 p/week and you have £584 of savings per month. I need at least £40k to get on the housing ladder and stop renting, which will take me five and a half years at this rate. And I am considered to be well off when compared to most. This country is going to the dogs and I'm doing what I can to leave it, for good.
@@slayerrocks2 yep even the opportunities are designed only for the rich
@@davesmith826 frightening figures aren't they.
Missed you, Mr. Pie.
Outrage needs good company.
Where the hell has he been recently?
Telling the honest truth on any kind of media has become so rare, that whenever I hear it nowadays, it makes me tear up.
Thank you for your work! I'm glad you exist and at the same time sad, that there are not more of your kind.
Whoah Jonathon.... that £50 quid fine that Boris and Rishi have been made to pay will really hit them in the pocket.
I love when something that negatively effects politicians gets leaked there is an immediate enquiry. The government had to be threatened with met police action before they said they would look into party gate. I'd say it's hypocrisy but it's really gone beyond that.
Yes it's corruption.
they get to waste tax payers money on the investigation by hiring the investigator that they choose. If every murderer could pick one of their mates to be the judge would the justice system work?
@@R0swell5104 Corruption 100%. It's taken the Met Police almost 2 years for the enquiry in to the lock down parties, the corrupt officials of this country need sanctioning for breaking the law and noone is worth 27 billion, who needs that kind of cash?
And when caught they are more interested in finding the culprit than truly adjusting their moral compass.. But then they have NO such compass at all.
We need to flush all these turds and hope that slugs stop repeatedly voting for more salt.
@@paparoach007 Corrupt politicians and corrupt police. Can this country sink any lower.
As far as the 27b is concerned, I will give it a go for a year or two and report back.
One News Reporter that ALWAYS puts a smile on my face...
And honest too!
@@Sqwelch I can't remember the last time I laughed at one of these videos. It seems we reach a new low every week in this country.
@@tomcairns130 same here, it's not funny anymore. since the COP26 one I end up these videos with a "knot in the throat" (not sure how to translate that Spanish phrase), from impotence. I never been to the UK but I've seen the movie "I, Daniel Blake" and it feels like an accurate representation on the reality there. I'm from Argentina and we are far worse down here but I look up to the UK and the US for hope. The solution to the climate crisis and the fall of capitalism will come from the G7, I believe. These blatant injustices should sting the people to revolt. Please, mobilize. Support Extinction Rebelion and Stop Oil Now. I can't find hope anywhere else.
@@sebastianbardon391 we call it a "lump in our throat" when talking about anxiety and fear. If there is a solution to the climate and wealth inequality issues (both stemming from unregulated capitalism) it must come from the G7. Unfortunately, they seem to all be bought off. I don't hold out much hope and it's why I don't want to start a family if this is the world they live in.
Well, I'm not laughing. He speaks the truth and tells us we're being screwed. I know we are. You couldn't make this up. It'd be unbelieveable but it is true. His persona is what I feel. Frustrated as f*ck!
we're paying extra tax so billionaires like Rishi and his wife don't have to.
That's how charity works.
Really? How much net contribution do you think most of the commenters on this video make?
No we are paying extra tax to pay back the £400 billion they wasted on the co v id panic. Did people think furlough was free?
@@ChrisLee-yr7tzWhat??? You mean, if I don’t comment on this video, I won’t have to pay any ta… oh bugger.
So happy to see Pie back with the truth. Surely there can't be many Tory supporters left after what they are doing to the country and the people. ❤ Jonathan and Matt..... so clever and funny!
Thankyou Johnathan for your incorrigible veracity. Your eloquence and expletives are excellently timed and essential ear candy .
Absolutely fabulous and spot-on!
We sit round a candle for warmth.
When it’s really cold we light it.
This tax business also goes for large companies. A friend of mine who did the taxes for Dutch Shell told me that each year they simply negotiated about how much tax Shell had to pay. In return Shell would blackmail the Dutch government by asking for special favours and subsidies for 'research' and all that crap. Now that Shell is fully lodged in London, you can imagine that with the moronic and corrupt Tories they won't have any problem in lowering their taxes even more. It is all one big charade. ONLY LITTLE PEOPLE PAY TAXES, said Mrs. Henley in court and that is the truth.
Shell paid exactly zero tax in the UK last year on its gas and oil production business.Not only that it got a 92m tax refund for decommissioning its old oil platforms.
Taxation is a protection racket, nothing new there. It's simple plunder by pirates.
Yep , ebay, Amazon, Big pharma. all sell billions here pay taxes elsewhere. And here we are paying full retail taxes
@@davidd6130 they aint taxed anywhere. multinationals control your government, my government and the world.
Totally appreciate your outrage and plain speaking. Thank you Mr Pie.
Wonderful. TY from an American who lived in Cambridge England for 10 years, and still follows Brit news.
Well done Johnathan for saying the truth , these fuckers need to be taught a lesson , I reckon people have had enough and start taking the law into their own hands 😡
It's a conflict of interest in the ministerial code, so they have done something wrong. And the fact Sunak had an American green card while chancellor and in government, is also breaking US laws.
Well, he was paying tax to both 🇬🇧 & 🇺🇸, but yank law says you can't do that and be an active politico in another land, so he gave up the green.
But why did he want a quick skip card to begin with ¿?
@@suzyqualcast6269 but it's still a conflict of interest in UK ministerial code, even if the loopholes are legal, Sunak has to declare it. And he had a green card while in government and as chancellor. So it doesn't matter if he was paying tax in the US, it's still breaking American laws. You know what a green card is and what it means, so no need for me to explain. And I don't care why he wanted to jump ship to America, he would of done this country a favour if he had.
@@chriswarr3676 it could means that he has handlers from some US organisation is puppettering his decisions.
@@magnuscritikaleak5045 yeah, it wouldn't surprise me if had, considering all the dodgy dealings and billions lost over covid and ppe
I have an elderly relative in the UK who owns a modest flat in a nice area of London and depends on a small foreign pension and a little bit of interest on afew investments to supplement her OA pension. She hires an accountant every year to do her tax return and the annual process seems to me to be equivalent to readying for a final university exam. The accountant has given her the impression if she doesn't declare a winning 50p bet on the Grand National, HMRC will be kicking the door down to drag her off in cuffs. It's an absolute joke. Every £ is tracked and chased as if she was Richard Branson....
And all this Rishi Rich and his Mrs are basically tax exiles!
The reason is UK is run by crooks who serve the American Century Neocons🇺🇸🗽 interest.
"Every £ is tracked and chased as if she was Richard Branson...."
Bad analogy. Branson doesn't pay tax, along with t he rest of the undeserving 'elites'.
To be honest it would be more shocking news if it was discovered that *any* of Sunak's close family, friends, or business partners were actually paying their fair share of taxes. I expect that a major perk of residing in Number 11 is finding out exactly where all the sneaky little loopholes are.
And/or making new ones probably too...
@@Mcsqw Exactly. You cannot trust the same person to fix the tax system when they are the one exploiting its flaws. It's like putting my cat in charge of looking after the garden birds.
....or creating them where they don't yet exist!
The truth is we can all moan stamp our feet whining about how it isn't fair and something should be done, but do you think anything will change? Of course not
Precisely.
One of your best, Sir. Nailing the bastards to the wall. Brilliant, thanks, needed that.
How good is it to hear the words we all know screamed out loud. Thank you Mr Pie. Thank. You. The rich get richer and the poor get poorer.
Rishi Sunaks wife: Non Dom, making huge gains on dividends from Infosys, her father's company. The largest IT consultancy in India who have won a LOT of contracts in the UK, quite a few government contracts included.
Rishi Sunak himself: as chancellor, ignores multiple requests for IR35 "reform" because it's ill conceived and won't actually do what it's designed to do. This is discussed in house of commons by multiple MPs. Rishi passed it anyway, really went to town ignoring questions and rushed it through. It has been an abject failure and doesn't do what was required 20% of the time or more it can't even achieve a ruling. What it *did* do - was put a huge number of self employed UK IT consultants out of business, changing the game for recruiters, clients, and those self employed consultants. This removed a large chunk of competition for Infosys in one fell swoop. Directly contributing to increased dividends for Rishis wife, you know the ones she's not paying tax on ?.
I'm sure its all a coincidence though eh.
Wow yes all a coincidence haha
The Cabinet is full of off-shore individuals, as in they're right to be here is based on the illegal Windrush fiasco, which saw the 10,000 Jamaicans employed to carpet bomb Europe promised happy prosperous lives here. When they arrived they found themselves subject to extreme scrutiny by the people the government had forgot to inform that said 10,000 Jamaicans had been employed to carpet bomb Europe on the strength of a nice warm welcome by the indigenous of these shores.
Infosys is one of the companies refusing to cut back on doing business in Russia, too.
It's funny to see the Brits whine about Indian IT presence in UK as some sort of conspiracy theory. If you provide good quality service at a decent price, everyone will take it. The biggest FMCGs in India are Unilever, Cadbury, are all British companies. GSK is very big presence in Pharma. We didn't come up with globalization and tax havens. Americans and Brits did.
@@susananderson5029 Russia is our natural ally as they helped us back in 60s -80s with our defense and establishing our industries. Also, we are no capitalists here in India. We like ideas of socialism, communism and getting ahead by hardwork and metit instead of money. Also much like our marriages, Indians commit to those who stand by them. Good or bad! Having said that, Modi has also asked Putin to pull back from Ukraine, so get your facts right! Russia is a decent country. It's not like Middle East or China.
Timing is perfect also law breakers proven by the police
WOAH WOAH WOAH!!! Let me get this perfectly straight: You comment something that is completely unrelated to the fact that I have two HAZARDOUSLY HANDSOME girlfriends? Considering that I am the unprettiest TH-camr worldwide, it is really incredible. Yet you did not mention it at all. I am VERY disappointed, dear dav
Beautiful timing hope pie does one on that
Police are very much part of the problem
Well at least us pensioners have the triple lock to.... Oh shit, I remember now, they paused it so that the greedy MPs could get a 2 grand pay rise 🤬
Love how the inquiry is always in to “how it got leaked/how I got caught” rather than in to “how did you break the law and or moral code and how are we going to punish you for it” c--s!
I'm so far from being a leftie but this guy is spot on. I work my arse off and now have to worry about food and fuel. It is a MORAL thing. Those Conservatives have to go.
And then these same politicians that make tax dodging possible don’t understand when tax payers demand, that billionaires and oligarchs pay their fair share amount in taxes, especially for the share they get in political influence and extra police protection they enjoy at taxpayers expenses.
Maybe they do understand, they just don't care
Oh, they do understand
These people pay more in lobbying and distorting the truth, than in tax. What a screwed up system.
They're a foreign enemy government, have been since 1656 when they paid Cromwell off.
"Pandora's snatch". I'm stealing it. Welcome back, Jonathan, you're needed more than ever!
There comes a point though where it feels pointless to even get mad about this
We know that those in power are selfish, greedy, frequently break the law - with the expectation that they will get away with it. We have known this for decades. They do this because they do not fear the people, or any consequences for their actions
They will keep doing this until they are MADE to fear. The French got it right in 1789.
You have to get mad. its your duty. They are relying on apathy.
I personally don't understand the need for money and to have so much of it and I'm poor. The only thing I would want so much money to buy is love, but it can't. Lots of shiny, expensive things are trivial to me
Na we as a people are completely defeated. Not in a war sense but i see and hear it all the time. Blatant corruption and massive poverty coming and all you get is a shrug of the shoulders.
Thats why the class system has been so useful to the British elites and aristos.
The idiots at the bottom are quite happy to bend over and get taken up the bumper so long as a posh person is around they're bowing and scraping anyway.
@@fujohnson8667 You have to understand that a particular sector in our society believe in Pain and Suffering as redemptive. So in inflicting it to those who need motivation and direction in their lives, they are doing it with patriotism and love. Britain to be great again must rediscover discipline and become inured to suffering. Only then will its people make a country worthy to be "great". Every blow they ply on the people they believe will strengthen their resolve and Courage. And, they trust you will thank them and respect them for it later. They believe this is what you want, and what you need, and you will be better for it. And those who don't survive weren't strong enough, and and its their fault for being weak and useless. Austerity part 1, has been estimated to have hastened the demise of 120,000 people in ill-health and poverty under the Conservatives in just 10 years. Now, they have ushered in Austerity part 2, alongside shirking any responsibility for safely dealing with the pandemic. 1 in 5 working people are on benefits and people are hundreds of people are still dying over the seasonal average. The airports are shut, and shortages are everywhere. You live in a country where people are so neglected, they starve to death, found dead weeks later, and politicians don't want to feed children. When are people going to get mad? Or are we beyond that? Have we become so atomised and cut off from reality, that we didn't understand that the pain and punishment applied to the least of us, would be visited on us? 120,000, plus 150,000 from Covid, plus how many more? Life expectancy had gone down in the years before Covid, but our appetite for pain and punishment seems unabated yet.
Although rather unfrequent, Pie's reports are nonetheless my favourite way to follow British news. Thank you.
Stunningly perceptive and apposite. As ever. Thank you for telling it as it is.
Thank you, thank you, Jonathan Pie. You say exactly what I want to say, with the same amount of rage and incredulity. And because the danger is that we forget so much because there has been so much corrupt, immoral, incompetent and self-serving actions from this government, you lay it out and make it clear just how bad they are.
It amazes me how great the differences have become. Words like corrupt, immoral, incompetent and self-serving used to be a standard description of local Chinese officials. (The centre needs to be cleaner.) However today, there has been much improvement here. It seems like Britain is going backwards as China rises. I am so glad that I live in China.
Ironically, the advert before this clip was for a company that helps you to avoid paying any taxes. Another win for the TH-cam algorithm
I wonder if you had the same advert as me. I had Nigel Farage's tax dodging company which seemed perfect.
I’d vote for you!!! It really depresses me how this government treats the public they are supposed to serve
If I was in charge I would most definitely exploit the system for my own benefit. Life is brief and morals are an invention based on the idiotic belief that humanity is better when we aren't therefore we should embrace our dark sides for tomorrow we die
Love love LOVE The Pie: He packs a real punch!👊
Ps Why is it the Justice Minister resigns - but not the flaming PM???
You just said everything I've been trying to process throughout this parliament!
Keep hitting it out of the ballpark, Johnathon
Spot on! Jonathan Pie and Matt Green are the only political commentators worth watching nowadays.
Try Russell Brand on you tube funny and articulate and a force for good
Watch Matt greens latest🙏🏻😂😂😂😂
Wow, Johnathan you articulated exactly what I think the majority of the British people think. It's an utter disgrace how these people operate. If they don't resign it shows even more that they have no morals whatsoever.
If the majority thought that, they wouldnt keep voting for these pricks.
They live a privileged life where nothing can touch them, so morals are meaningless
Bojos a war leader - Give him 5.
This has been going on for a long time but people still voted for the Tories. The party by and for rich tax dodging scumbags
He is just brown white person. He is like every white person. Great education, great connections, great wife, great business and money stored in tax havens. Just like every rich white man, he doesn't care about poor middle class Brits or Indians. His wife's company is infamous for paying peanuts to IT engineers back in India. Isn't that what all American/British MNCs do? Don't hate the player, hate the game! You created this ideal of success. You created those tax havens to dodge the law. You are just crying because a brown man did it this time.
Mr Pie, hitting the nail firmly where it needs to be walloped. Saluting your comic genius👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼. Massive fan.
This is not just in the UK...its the sad truth all over the world!
Wonderful! I love Pie telling it like it is. The passion of an honest man frustrated by liars and crooks.
What do I do with the anger I'm feeling towards our government? Boris fined by the police..... Won't leave, will ignore, diminish, mumble his way through to the next scandal and repeat.... Teflon coated crook. And we watch... Powerless, poor pissed off!
Im angry too, very! This govt are a bunch of crooks. We’re being treated appallingly and our rights disregarded and they’re getting away with it. No matter what they do nothing happens to them. Boris is a wicked liar but sails through everything without a care in the world. Imagine lying and cheating every day at your job and not being sacked!
Remember the anger at the next General Election and vote Labour. Please don't try to tell me that they're just as bad. They are not!
I don't think you'll get a job with the BBC. Thanks for reporting the absolute truth and how we feel. Cheers.
For me a penny dropped into a pool of clarity today & the ripples of reality rang true.
Decades of inept &/or morally bankrupt politicians have been elected to govern the UK and rarely exposed, held to account or meaningfully punished.
We continue to express outrage without ever eradicating the possibility of the next expression of outrage.
The penny is symbolic of 'journalism' that 'informs' the political selections we make - We've been attacking the results not the cause.
A dose of Jonathan Pie is like injecting pure grade catharsis into your veins.
"My tax dodging wife is off limits" Well she certainly was to the HMRC! Classic.
😊 Pandora’s snatch..😂🤣😂
I almost spat my coffee at that - pure genius!
Thank you, this should be broadcast on breakfast TV, on repeat as mandatory viewing until it finally seeps into the minds of those who just can't or won't see the absolute chaos that is the UK
It will be even more chaotic once the nukes fall
That kind of passion could get you into number 10
This is what the working class needs.
Brilliant as usual. Find me a TORY in parliament who actual does have morals!! It would be like finding a needle in a haystack.
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 beautifully expressed! And now for their garden parties to celebrate their banking fun 😑
That last 30 seconds or so, about power & money, sums up government everywhere, not just the UK or here in the US. Reminds me George Carlin's piece about "the real owners"...
It's really escalated from the days of Strong and Stable Theresa May running through fields of wheat hasn't it.
Brilliant, succinct and beautifully articulated. Jonathan for P.M!
Why does a Multi Millionaire what to become a 82K a year MP, it certainly is not about genuine concern for the Constituents he is supposed to serve. No simply Career Politicians. It is simply about Networking, making new contacts too further feather their own nests , increasing their own personal wealth as soon as they leave Office.
You just know that Pie hurt his left hand punching a wall out of anger and frustration
Always good to hear the Pie side. Another great, but also sad rundown.
I see a lot of people say "she didn't do anything wrong and if you could do it, then you would too". Well, if we could all do it then Rishi "wallet liner" Sunak would sure as hell close the loop hole then. Think about that.
Because, we're the wrong kind?
You absolutely need to do your "reporting" on some of these clowns we have across the pond here in the States!
Every single person in the UK needs to see this..
Jonathan Pie is truth.
Absolutely spot on it’s time to empty the swamp.
I really sincerely hope all politicians are aware of this channel. This man speaks the outrage we are all feeling about this dispicable shower of shit that is in power.
I don't know why I feel so jealous at politicians drinking champagne when I don't even drink. Perhaps, it's the pride I envy
I am beginning to worry about you, Samuel Black, too much despair. Please take care
Like they care
@Javi Oz At least all life throughout the universe is spared it all
I need more of this, are you kidding me? Nearly 4 minutes isn't enough for me
I can't live without a dose of Pie every so often! Keeps me sane...
Appalling morals as leaders. Both my parents died and I was not able to attend their funerals. Where is his brain. He is a grandiose narcissist.
Whenever I start feeling like my country is going down the drain, and the middle class is beeing squeezed out of existence, I just have to watch this channel and give thanks that I don't live in England. You poor bastards.
So true..I hate this country now..it’s down the pan.
I hate being here now. I always felt so lucky to call England home. Now, I don’t like it. Our govt is so corrupt and wicked. I don’t know what we did to make our own govt hate us so much
Totally agree my mam and dad would be raging if they were still here
Notice you don't volunteer your location, no matter where you live the problem is the same. USA? Terrible, China? terrible, Russia? You guessed it. If you don't believe that... you're lying to yourself sadly. Difference in the UK is, our political class like to snipe their own side, as well as the opposition thats basically it, and thats why things are lot more in the open (despite their efforts to hide it)
@@susanbrown2909 yeah me too infact im not even proud to be british anymore because we have become the laughing stock of the world and the brunt of many jokes because we have become so lame and dumbed down to a point we actually still vote these theives back into parlament every five years now thats seriously stupid😂
i've been looking forward to this new video. Always bang on and to the point. Top work Mr Pie
Absolutely spot on!!!
And this is where people get their news these day - much more honest and unfiltered! Good man - and piss funny too!
Thanks for getting that off my chest and the chest of nearly everyone in the U.K.
Yes, we are ruled by confidence tricksters. It's very disturbing and alienating.
Welcome to real life, get used to it
Coming out and telling it how it is. Respect, Jonathan.
As always, you are completely right. Everything that you say is true. We are "governed" by cabal of self-serving, lying, ignorant nitwits.
Thanks Jonathan Pie. As always your satire is spot on true!
Spot on again. It's a disgrace that the Tories continue to operate in this way. I can't believe we're in this situation.
Greed will be the end of these politicians. Their greed is just too strong for their own good.
With greed there is nowhere to go but up
Too strong for the whole worlds good & all it's lifeforms
I love how this guy really does tell the truth the way it really should be told he's got the biggest balls on TH-cam I for one sir salute you 👏👏👏👏👏
Nice to see you again Mr Pie! 🙂
Brilliant stuff. Let’s hope people will start to wake up and vote, protest, and demand change
Oh dear. So spot on Mr Pie, So sad for UK
Always good to hear from Mr.Pie!
Mr Pie sitting on the fence as usual 🙄
Perfect timing Tom, Boris the question dodger and Richie the richer both fined today.
Well done, as ever, Mr Pie.
this guy is now my favourite channel such truth delivered in a way that leaves nothing to the imagination
How truth is concealed as comedy these days...gets me...so if you see it called a comedy skit...its bound to be a truth rant...brilliantly said as always...
Spot on as always! Was waiting for this for ages! Just a shame the news about the fines wasn’t included that were just announced 😂
ALL VERY HUSH HUSH WHERE POLITICIANS ARE CONCERNED , WHAT SCUM WE HAVE IN THIS GOVERNMENT.
Oh yes, the fines...like fining you & me 50p!
Couldn’t they be given some sort of Community Service - like spending a week seeing how the other half die?
Fantastically on point Mr Pie, as always 😠
I really love the Easter egg in the video! the building in the background with the bricked up windows was the old way of avoiding paying property tax back when it was based on the number of windows rather than something like house size.....
@ Saeed Hossain:
Spot on! 🙏🏻
Even the simplistic title of this made me smile
Love Pie ❤
Imagine being born in a country, going to school, getting a job, working for over 40 years (paying taxes on everything and your National Insurance) .... Only to reach retirement and you've got the choice of either buying food or turning the heating on. What has this country turned into?