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21 Mar, 4 tweets, 1 min read

The Guardian, which has managed for decades to avoid paying corporation tax, despite sheltering a billion pound asset sale in the Caymans, claimed £100,000 in furlough funds.
theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/m…

At Guido we didn't furlough anyone, or make anyone redundant, we weathered the pandemic out of reserves and actually increased headcount. No taxpayers are harmed in the production of Guido.

The Guardian receives millions in subsidies from foundations established by billionaires to push their agendas. Do not believe for one second the nonsense pushed by the Guardian that it is free of the influence of billionaires.

Apart from the millions laundered through the foundations of billionaires every year to subsidise the loss making Guardian, they're "free from political influence".

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