Nolan Jazimreg
@nolanjazimreg
Author of & I will follow back anyone who wants to #RejoinEU.
As I argued in my little book on #Brexit, BREXIT: The Great British Tax Avoidance Swindle, ...
Nolan Jazimreg’s BREXIT: The Great British Tax Avoidance Swindle argues that the BBC deliberately misled the British public about the true extent of the EU Anti-Tax Avoidance Directive’s impact on British tax-dodging practices.
In this book, www.amazon.co.uk/Convenient-T..., I tried to discuss new ideas about our future rather than simply debating the events and personalities of the present. Yet most of my peers seem trapped discussing who did what, instead of asking what kind of world should we create next?
Why did the BBC devote so little attention to the EU ATAD during the Brexit debate, when understanding its implications could have helped British voters better assess what leaving the EU meant for tax policy? Like I Read I Share I Read www.amazon.co.uk/BREXIT-Great...
Here's Alastair Campbell reinforcing the central argument of Nolan Jazimreg's BREXIT: The Great British Tax Avoidance Swindle: that #Brexit was, at its core, Nigel Farage's tax-dodging con.
This is as hilarious as Nolan Jazimreg’s BREXIT: The Great British Tax Avoidance Swindle.
Therefore, as Nolan Jazimreg argues in his novel, blackwells.co.uk/bookshop/pro..., God is not as omnipotent as many believe, but instead works within self-imposed limits that preserve human free will and the natural order.
I'm not sure if this is AI-generated, but this is how a real role model should sound.
