:tories: Tories in trouble?

That’s the only sort of diplomacy Johnny Foreigner understands

(Stands to attention, salutes and sings Rule Britannia :uk: )

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tiffin-carry-on

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Probably best not post on the Ukraine thread:

Bloody hell - she owns less than 1%

Bet everyone has shares in Renault and total via their pensions

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Behave - that’s not the point.

So you’re essentially saying having c1% in every company that had ongoing links to Russia, or say, creating pollutants that are fucking the world or are selling arms to tin pot dictatorships, or defrauding the UK through furlough payments, or getting dodgy Covid procurement deals from Johnson coz he’s a mate are also all OK?

What’s the problem, each one is only 1% right ?

1% of a fuckton of money is a lot. Probably too much imho.

“pensions”, pause for hollow laughter :unamused::smile::smile:

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1% does represent a fuck ton of money

However

It doesn’t come anywhere close to being a stake that can dictate control

Even if it did I can’t see her Dad ceding any to her.

None of the decision that company makes are hers and by extension Rishi’s

So in that respect this is entirely like a pension holding. And unless you are invested in an ethical pension I am will to bet you have made money from Russia, fossil fuels, arms dealing and Covid 19

Now if she has a seat on the board then maybe I would agree with you, however that would also depend on the governance of that board. In my experience of very large family dominated businesses, whatever the patriarch says, goes.

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Funnily enough, I am.

My firm operates in the employee benefits field and the rush of clients and trustees to move pension investments into ethical funds and checking the ethical (& wider esg) credentials of all in the supply chain of all employee benefits is increasing massively (even before Ukraine)

This supply chain checking business is becoming a pain in the arse

Diversity and inclusion policies are this week’s embuggerance

We have a company statement on this, however it has become apparent that not all diversity and inclusion policies are equal

One of our client has decided that our succinct, easy to understand (ie don’t be a cunt to other people) policy is not enough - we have a number of principle and commitments condensed onto onto one page - so that it is easy to stick on the notice board and there is also a fighting chance that my employees may read it

We asked the client what “enough” looked like - they said at least 4 pages - nothing about content.

Fuck that - I told our marketing guys to crib three pages of semi relevant guff, attach it to the back and resubmit it. The client accepted it

Procurment departments need shooting - every single last one of them are stealing their employer’s money

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We’re coining it. Money for old rope :grinning:

They’re good if you need a mountain of pencils or a ton of beans but useless for anything else.

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Fucking hell. My pseudo father in law just posts racist memes on Facebook. That, or a frequent (and rather odd) recent enthusiasm for beer.

This is why twitter is just shit

One of India’s most prominent businessmen meets visiting head of state 20 years ago = Rishi is a cunt

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Of what relevance is this?

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In fairness, Sunak scarcely needs that in order to be considered a cunt. I agree that its relevance is minimal. But he’s still a cunt.

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You have a wonderful way of cutting through the bullshit to the heart of the matter. Keep it up :wink::grinning::+1:

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Why thank you kind sir. :face_with_monocle:

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He’s a right cunt. 100%. Self serving prick - Infosys is why he pushed IR35, to break the IT contractor market.

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Don’t feel you need to hold back there Chert……Worzel

:joy:

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