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Reeves delivered her much loathed inaugural Autumn budget. Many of the announcements of the budget contradicted the Labour Party's manifesto promises. on 30 October 2024 In particular, her tax raids on the [[agriculture]] sector were widely condemned as Reeves was accused of 'killing' the family farm; Reeves announced inheritance tax on family farms worth over £1 million, with the levy placed at 20%.<ref name="barefaced">[https://www.gbnews.com/politics/politics-latest-budget-2024-rachel-reeves-stall-growth-obr Farmer fury escalates as Reform UK MP leads charge against Reeves's 'barefaced lies']</ref>
 
Reeves delivered her much loathed inaugural Autumn budget. Many of the announcements of the budget contradicted the Labour Party's manifesto promises. on 30 October 2024 In particular, her tax raids on the [[agriculture]] sector were widely condemned as Reeves was accused of 'killing' the family farm; Reeves announced inheritance tax on family farms worth over £1 million, with the levy placed at 20%.<ref name="barefaced">[https://www.gbnews.com/politics/politics-latest-budget-2024-rachel-reeves-stall-growth-obr Farmer fury escalates as Reform UK MP leads charge against Reeves's 'barefaced lies']</ref>
  
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It was also reported in October 2024 that Reeves was planning a visit to the [[People's Republic of China]], which comes as the Labour government announced it was planning to revive a "crucial" trade dialogue after the halting on UK-China Joint Economic and Trade Commission (JETCO) by the [[Sunak]] ministry following the clampdown on [[Hong Kong]]. China's ruling Chinese Communist Party are also known for their genocide of the [[Uyghur]] people.<ref>[https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1969731/keir-starmer-rachel-reeves-china-snub Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves cosy up to China to revive trade despite major snub]</ref>
 
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Revision as of 08:45, November 2, 2024

Rachel Reeves
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Chancellor of the Exchequer of the Starmer regime
From: 5 July 2024
Predecessor Jeremy Hunt (as Chancellor of the Exchequer of the United Kingdom)
Successor Incumbent (no successor)
Information
Party Labour
Religion Anglican

Rachel Reeves (born 1979 in Lewisham, Kent), nicknamed Rachel Thieves,[1] is a British far-left politician. A member of the Labour Party, she is the Chancellor of the Exchequer, having been appointed to that position in July 2024, when UK left-wing socialist führer Keir Starmer occupied 10 Downing Street.

Reeves is a member of the corporate fascist and globalist oligarchy the World Economic Forum,[2] the architects of the authoritarian far-left "Great Reset" agenda, and she spent her first months in office replacing framed pictures of past chancellors with pictures of Marxist-Leninists such as Ellen Wilkinson, who Reeves praised for her "defiance, determination and courage".[3] After less than 4 months as Chancellor, Reeves was accused of crashing the UK economy in exactly the way that Prime Minister Liz Truss and Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng were accused by the biased mainstream media of doing in 2022.[4]

History

In January 2024, Reeves appeared as Shadow Chancellor at that years gathering of the World Economic Forum in Davos. In what was described as a "three-day marathon of schmoozing", Reeves met with far-left elites such as Canadian finance minister Chrystia Freeland (of the Trudeau regime) to discuss globalist projects such as "Building Tomorrow's Europe".[2]

Reeves delivered her much loathed inaugural Autumn budget. Many of the announcements of the budget contradicted the Labour Party's manifesto promises. on 30 October 2024 In particular, her tax raids on the agriculture sector were widely condemned as Reeves was accused of 'killing' the family farm; Reeves announced inheritance tax on family farms worth over £1 million, with the levy placed at 20%.[5]

It was also reported in October 2024 that Reeves was planning a visit to the People's Republic of China, which comes as the Labour government announced it was planning to revive a "crucial" trade dialogue after the halting on UK-China Joint Economic and Trade Commission (JETCO) by the Sunak ministry following the clampdown on Hong Kong. China's ruling Chinese Communist Party are also known for their genocide of the Uyghur people.[6]

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