UK faces largest drop in living standards since 1950s

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  • Опубликовано: 16 ноя 2022
  • Jeremy Hunt painted a gloomy picture of recession and falling living standards as he announced a £55 billion combination of tax rises and spending cuts to stabilise the public finances.
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    The government's independent forecaster, the Office for Budget Responsibility, says that disposable household incomes will fall by 7% over the next two years, the biggest drop in living standards on record.
    Most of the spending cuts are delayed for two years until after the next general election.
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  • @davidmyers5630
    @davidmyers5630 Год назад +213

    I am sick of rich people telling me how hard a decision it is. These people don't have to live this.

    • @GW-kg3dc
      @GW-kg3dc Год назад

      Every thing you are witnessing is engineered by the Global Elites,,this agenda goes way back to Blair and Brown ,now it's the WEF members, Charlea, Johnson, Truss, Sunak Hunt and Starmer.Democraxy is an illusion.Do you know our banks use our combined deposits on a daily basis by investing on wall street for huge profits without your permission or knowledge but will not give you a rise in savings interest while I flation heads to 10$?. We have been stolen from our whole lifes, wakey wakey,, your life is a lie !

    • @marcus8302
      @marcus8302 Год назад +4

      Absolutely.

    • @nathanperkins5624
      @nathanperkins5624 Год назад +12

      Unfortunately it's not just rich people. I come from an area with abject poverty and the amount of people not blaming this government is unreal. Plus misinformation is massive factor.

    • @hifi8844
      @hifi8844 Год назад +11

      Yeah because it's things like the sun newspaper Torie paper disguised as working man's paper to brain wash. As the owner is a Torie so wants things in his favour.

    • @cristinaperrone6109
      @cristinaperrone6109 Год назад +1

      So true

  • @geneytube18
    @geneytube18 Год назад +493

    I despise this government.

    • @truthwillout7909
      @truthwillout7909 Год назад

      I despise all governments, they are without exception full of corrupt, self serving, attention seeking scum of the earth.

    • @jonathanhart8659
      @jonathanhart8659 Год назад +9

      Won't do nothing about it though will you

    • @ratedstrix
      @ratedstrix Год назад +30

      @@jonathanhart8659 Like what? Throwing brightly coloured paint at buildings and blocking the M25? 😂

    • @SamuelBlack84
      @SamuelBlack84 Год назад +4

      I despise a lot of things in this miserable little planet, especially my loneliness which I can't do a damn thing about

    • @truthwillout7909
      @truthwillout7909 Год назад +1

      @@jonathanhart8659 what do you suggest I do ??

  • @user-SubvurzIV
    @user-SubvurzIV Год назад +687

    This is what happens when you have a government that stands over a docile, apathetic population and feels like it has nothing to fear from the people it supposedly serves.

    • @Tobias19536
      @Tobias19536 Год назад +32

      I could uptick this a thousand times ten thousand

    • @SethiozProject
      @SethiozProject Год назад

      what you people FAIL to understand: government = mafia. They're the same thing, that's why Mafia was renamed to government, so people would think it's different, but it really is NOT. Think people (if you own a brain), what does Mafia do? They come to your door and say "Give us cut of your profits or we take it by force" .. and what does governments do? EXACATLY THE SAME THING! They just label it different to make it look like they're the good guys and you're the bad guy for not giving YOUR hard earned money to them.
      If people would just see the truth that government = mafia, then life would be a lot easier!

    • @csharpe5787
      @csharpe5787 Год назад +1

      @@Tobias19536 yet you haven't.

    • @willtheclimatealarmistsall7728
      @willtheclimatealarmistsall7728 Год назад +2

      @@csharpe5787 have you?

    • @niburu3406
      @niburu3406 Год назад +20

      Been divided and conquered by the tories many times.

  • @chriswilliams2061
    @chriswilliams2061 Год назад +622

    Honestly, it is getting out of hand and problem is our politicians pretend like they don't see it until its time to vote. I for one has been hit very hard and at this point, I am more interested in a solution as I know for sure an end is not near. What is the way forward for the less fortunate ones like me? How do we survive this phase? I am slowly losing my mind.

    • @tomthetalker4442
      @tomthetalker4442 Год назад +18

      Practical steps: Vote wisely, Spend only on necessities, Pay attention to your health, Understand that cash only loses value with time and invest it, spreading your assets (locally and internationally) and while at it, always make correct inquiries so you don't throw your money in the wind or better still, get the services of an expert (that way, you give little room for error). Made my first million earlier this year this way and I think can comfortably wait out this "phase".. Good luck!

    • @pizzaguy7998
      @pizzaguy7998 Год назад +6

      @@tomthetalker4442 Amazing approach though not quite as easy... You mentioned getting assets and using
      pros, if its not a problem. do you mind telling which asset type, if you used one or recommending a good one? I could definitely use external help right now... I look forward to you
      replying...

    • @patriciacleveland2588
      @patriciacleveland2588 Год назад +3

      you are creating a lot of unnecessary tension for yourself. it cant be that serious.

    • @tomthetalker4442
      @tomthetalker4442 Год назад +6

      @@pizzaguy7998 Funny enough, I can honestly relate. Nobody said it was easy as it takes some level of decisiveness and discipline. Mostly Stocks and yes, I used one, I literally know next to nothing on the subject. For the expert, don't know if I am permitted to go into details here, but you could
      look up "Stephen Joseph Kohlhofer". I'm not so sure he takes on new people right now, but you could try.

    • @DBAnalyst1
      @DBAnalyst1 Год назад +2

      @@tomthetalker4442 wow I know this smallish man. Once attended a fundraiser he was also in attendance in Vancouver,, Great speaker with a funny accent,, He's in the States though, I
      doubt he works with non residents,,,

  • @steveparker8065
    @steveparker8065 Год назад +586

    Government: Pay us taxes and we'll build national infrastructures such as roads, hospitals, schools, police stations, parks and industry.
    Citizens: Ok that sounds fair.
    Government: We have to raise taxes to provide the same infrastructure we used to provide you as corporations aren't paying their share.
    Citizens: Erm... But the services are being run into the ground and now those tax-dodging corporations own all the infrastructure we paid for.
    Government: Yea, erm sorry about that, we would give you a share of the sales but we need it to offset subsidies we give to corporations.
    Citizens: Ever heard of a guillotine?

    • @AnaInTh3Sky
      @AnaInTh3Sky Год назад +55

      It is really that simple... we (our grandparents) paid for the welfare state, our parent's generation enjoyed the wonders of quality public healthcare and education, and somehow everything has now been privatised in exchange of nothing and our generation has basically gone back to the 1950s. I am genuinely heartbroken after so many years of having the same arguments with my friends about this... but they have managed to make people believe the neoliberal nonsense.

    • @hateliars5603
      @hateliars5603 Год назад +16

      Stop spending your money on these corporations that don’t pay taxes

    • @steveparker8065
      @steveparker8065 Год назад +38

      @@AnaInTh3Sky Agreed 100%, Thacher and Reagan and their Neoliberalism is the reason most countries can't afford the infrastructure and have debt to GDP ratio of almost if not over 100%. Before the 80s all our infrastructure was nationalised and profits went back into upgrades and cheaper prices. Now those profits find their way out of the UK to Bermuda and the accounts of shareholders.

    • @unibks4382
      @unibks4382 Год назад +26

      British people cannot afford to live in their own country. However there's a magic money tree for the p(r)oxy war in Ukrainistan. Taxes have to increase to pay for NATO expansion eastwards and the p(r)oxy war in Ukrainistan.

    • @captainshakesbeard2453
      @captainshakesbeard2453 Год назад +7

      Yes. Nothing to do with perpetuating war in Ukraine, raising fuel prices. It is Ronald Regan's fault, obviously.

  • @paulhoskin3286
    @paulhoskin3286 Год назад +272

    I wonder what pay rise the MPs will award themselves

    • @ChrisLaw84
      @ChrisLaw84 Год назад +2

      sure we will find out sooon

    • @chappy2121
      @chappy2121 Год назад

      @@keithjones9054 who obviously is as corrupt as our shitty government 🙄 🤔

    • @jahloza
      @jahloza Год назад

      This isn’t about MPs, this is about people like Sunak, who are ‘worth’ £700 million. This is about rich vampires sucking the life out of everyone else to enrich themselves

    • @davidmcintyre998
      @davidmcintyre998 Год назад

      @stevie mondo You just have to laugh at the rule explainers they can only be the most stupid of people or part of the rotten system.

    • @iamrocketray
      @iamrocketray Год назад +1

      It won't be 3% will it!

  • @myrtleesther8855
    @myrtleesther8855 Год назад +163

    All politicians should serve a 3 year apprenticeship living on minimum wage without expenses or privileges then they will be qualified to make decision =s as public servants.

    • @stephenwalker850
      @stephenwalker850 Год назад +2

      A few of them probably already have

    • @gaynebula6439
      @gaynebula6439 Год назад

      Forget that, they should serve life sentences

    • @beinspired1487
      @beinspired1487 Год назад +7

      When they do, it is for a week, and then gloat about how easy it is - they have not had bills to pay, their pantries are full of food and their children stay in their fee-paying schools. Your idea is a good one, so maybe more people who are from poorer backgrounds should run for politics and start making a change from the ground up.

    • @Mousevengeance
      @Mousevengeance Год назад

      @@beinspired1487 how can you make change in a corrupt system full of self-serving gangsters? Good people don't make it in politics. Look at Corbyn

    • @beinspired1487
      @beinspired1487 Год назад +2

      @@Mousevengeance Look into how these people get their names out there, they probably start off in charities and in local council positions. It is all about getting your name out there as someone who is trying to make a difference in people's lives.
      You are right you are up against corruption on so many levels, also people who pass their positions on to other family members.
      But if you do not try and start somewhere, then you will not succeed. As I tell my children there is no real failure other than failure to start. If you fail at something then you have the experience to start up again and do better.
      I would start with helping at a food bank, food club, or soup kitchen where people really tell you what is going on with them and build from there if you want to make a start in that direction and build up a network.

  • @EricBlair-jg2ux
    @EricBlair-jg2ux Год назад +68

    Any Government that cannot keep the lights on is not fit for purpose.

  • @edwardhockin1127
    @edwardhockin1127 Год назад +229

    Never, in the field of human citizenship, have so many paid so much, for so little.

    • @chappy2121
      @chappy2121 Год назад +4

      And paid out for so many

    • @SteveSmith-kf9on
      @SteveSmith-kf9on Год назад +1

      Very good, like it 👍🇬🇧👌

    • @EnglishSaxons
      @EnglishSaxons Год назад +2

      England has been picked to the bones - John Peel

    • @MessY3264
      @MessY3264 Год назад +1

      3rd world countries:

    • @chris-eq3sx
      @chris-eq3sx Год назад +1

      And why should people who had to continue working and paying taxes have to pay again for those who were lucky enough to stay home and get paid furlough

  • @alimack5489
    @alimack5489 Год назад +565

    Im a bit confused here, the cost of everything has gone through the roof, so the solution to help us all out is give us even less money to survive with? and it’s our fault for this? people will literally freeze do death this winter or starve because they cannot physically afford to live. This is literally insane

    • @masterhummus2114
      @masterhummus2114 Год назад

      The state is bankrupt. The only solution is to cut back the public expenditure

    • @alimack5489
      @alimack5489 Год назад +68

      @@masterhummus2114 you say public spending yes, I agree but, all of my bills have gone up my rent, my shopping, my fuel I could go on, and now my taxes. Where can I afford any of this from? Unfortunately I don’t live in the insulated world of politicians with triple figure salaries

    • @gergis31
      @gergis31 Год назад

      Welcome to fascist torries party ... puppets of WEF

    • @BggProductions
      @BggProductions Год назад

      This is literally slow genocide.

    • @SA-ff9uc
      @SA-ff9uc Год назад

      It's very simple. You can't have any money because you live in a poor country with no natural resources that is mortgaged to the hilt and has messed up its trade deals with its closest neighbours.

  • @TR0N1X70
    @TR0N1X70 Год назад +134

    Until all politicians are held FULLY accountable nothing will change....apart from taxes going up and services going down.

    • @missadventuresmotorcycledi2773
      @missadventuresmotorcycledi2773 Год назад

      Where would you start?

    • @chris-eq3sx
      @chris-eq3sx Год назад +4

      How much of those taxes are wasted on hotel rooms etc, while the rest of the population suffers

    • @garygray6545
      @garygray6545 Год назад +2

      Tory politicians! :-)

    • @naufaltriandiroziqi8538
      @naufaltriandiroziqi8538 Год назад

      How will you do it? By making law? You know it has lots of loopholes right?

    • @stevec6427
      @stevec6427 Год назад +3

      @@chris-eq3sx Thats actually a really insignificant amount spent on housing and processing immigrants. The amount spent on the test & trace app that never worked is equal to that cost for 15 years!
      There's also tax loopholes. Amazon alone dodge billions each month because they were given a lower tax rate than every other business. Subsidies are still being paid to oil producers while they're fleecing us.

  • @EGF1000
    @EGF1000 Год назад +28

    Why don't the mainstream media ever point out that spending cuts are an ideological decision, and not a fiscal necessity?

    • @kanedNunable
      @kanedNunable Год назад +2

      yup. they pretend its the only way. look at how australia did it last time. we went into austerity and they gave their citizens 10k each to spend. they bounced back much quicker than we did

    • @EGF1000
      @EGF1000 Год назад

      @@kanedNunable it's ideological. Look at their book "Brittania Unchained" to understand their mindset.

  • @UltimateProbot
    @UltimateProbot Год назад +186

    The doomsday preppers don’t seem that insane all of a sudden.

  • @unbearifiedbear1885
    @unbearifiedbear1885 Год назад +29

    _"You will own nothing; and you will be happy"_

    • @antispindr8613
      @antispindr8613 Год назад +1

      Well, as much has some have tried - you can't take it with you!

    • @rileybuchan8466
      @rileybuchan8466 Год назад

      That quote actually came from artificial intelligence, a computer.

  • @nobodynowhere21
    @nobodynowhere21 Год назад +59

    rishi sunak is sitting right there in the front row with his fancy suit and his private healthcare and his virtually unlimited wealth, cheering on and grinning as his chancellor somberly delivers this from the box: TIGHTEN YOUR BELTS, SLAVES! IT'S GONNA BE A BUMPY RIDE! already children go to school hungry and the elderly shiver in the cold of their homes. meanwhile the gentlemen in the front row are living like gods on earth, with every luxury and opulence that money can buy. "rules for thee, not for me!" is the dictate of government. And labour is hardly better, a legitimate pit of virtue-signaling vipers judging by the al jazeera expose and what they did to corbyn, who lives on rent-free in the front bench's minds. the government refuses to hold an election, will balance the budget on the back of the peasants, all while shell corp. wheezes with laughter at our collective ignorance all the way to bank on a bounty of windfall energy prices.

    • @knockedoutloaded279
      @knockedoutloaded279 Год назад +1

      he's alright Jack...

    • @annapachaclarke2392
      @annapachaclarke2392 Год назад +2

      Yes but it is we, who keep letting these crooks screw us completely over don't we 🤔🙄

    • @yannip2083
      @yannip2083 Год назад +1

      I saw in the news many UK citizens quit the UK to move to France - Is life better in France or in the UK?

    • @michaelpower4372
      @michaelpower4372 Год назад +1

      But all the voters do is complain complain complain complain complain complain complain complain complain complain. Then voted the same ones back in again. Then after a month. Complain complain complain complain complain complain complain complain complain complain again and so on botethem back in again. Then comp.........

    • @thebloodydoctor7960
      @thebloodydoctor7960 Год назад +1

      @@michaelpower4372 voting isn't going to get us out of this mess - in fact, voting the wrong way may possibly exacerbate the misery that we're already in

  • @classifiedtopsecret4664
    @classifiedtopsecret4664 Год назад +138

    The government is owned and paid for by the Corporations. . G'ment are "supposed" to work for the people. .it's time they were aggressively reminded of that fact.

    • @mob1662
      @mob1662 Год назад +4

      Very underrated comment 💯

    • @lifeisyours8250
      @lifeisyours8250 Год назад +4

      Exactly, we need the men which have been (by design) dumbed down not to resist.

    • @Mat-sc3kt
      @Mat-sc3kt Год назад +5

      Viva la revolution

    • @johnmcafee9663
      @johnmcafee9663 Год назад +3

      @@lifeisyours8250 dumbed down not to resists ? demoralised i would say !

    • @lifeisyours8250
      @lifeisyours8250 Год назад

      @@johnmcafee9663 Dumbed down in the sense that they are trying to feminise men and with conributers to that.
      Attack on masculinity
      Single mothers raising boys with no father figures
      The destruction of the nuclear family
      A society full of placid feminised men.

  • @SoloPro
    @SoloPro Год назад +70

    people who have no money but keep voting conservatives... then crying about how bad its getting. You vote rich and expect them to help you smh

    • @fishandchips1762
      @fishandchips1762 Год назад

      Solo Pro Well said we have a lot of brain damaged people in this country.

    • @SoloPro
      @SoloPro Год назад

      @@fishandchips1762 yh for sure but most are probably gonna freeze to death as no money for heating....

    • @bodhisattva2348
      @bodhisattva2348 Год назад

      👏👏👏

    • @eclark3849
      @eclark3849 Год назад

      Or low IQ Cowards who refuse the FACT All UK partys are controlled by the same psychopaths

  • @hj925
    @hj925 Год назад +149

    Apart from cutting the NHS so badly, what qualifications does Hunt have to manage complex and important financial decisions?

    • @unibks4382
      @unibks4382 Год назад +9

      Apparently the Butcher of the NHS used to work in the finance industry. Can someone confirm?

    • @chappy2121
      @chappy2121 Год назад +2

      The NHS is one of the biggest drains of our taxes. The sooner it is run properly and responsibly with value for money for money at the forefront and people whom
      have to pay for their self inflicted ailments, the better it will be for all.

    • @noname52768
      @noname52768 Год назад +9

      He doesn’t really make the important decisions. He’s the front man

    • @rosiered2357
      @rosiered2357 Год назад

      @@chappy2121 hope you remember this when you get some illness that bankrupts you .. its coming

    • @marieogara1036
      @marieogara1036 Год назад +1

      Sharpened knives and scissors?

  • @avmo_sb
    @avmo_sb Год назад +50

    Love the smirking while they play politics with people's lives

    • @henrydemonfreid1985
      @henrydemonfreid1985 Год назад +7

      It's because the economic misery they inflict on people is ideological.

    • @thebloodydoctor7960
      @thebloodydoctor7960 Год назад +1

      @@henrydemonfreid1985 it's not ideological, as they don't believe in anything - not religion, nations, borders, peoples or culture. they're just callous and greedy

  • @jakkuwolfinsomnia8058
    @jakkuwolfinsomnia8058 Год назад +73

    The UK is long overdue a revolution, and now is a perfect time to have one. Bring a party in that will provide stability, a means for people to catch their breath and work towards stabilising and protecting the economy instead of this talk of growth blah blah

    • @KieranDevvs
      @KieranDevvs Год назад +2

      A revolution? By what, voting labour? Never seen that before, groundbreaking stuff Jakku!

    • @Mousevengeance
      @Mousevengeance Год назад

      The type of revolution needed is one where these white-collar gangsters fear for their lives.

    • @jakkuwolfinsomnia8058
      @jakkuwolfinsomnia8058 Год назад +7

      @@KieranDevvs does sarcasm and presumptuous ignorance run deep in your family?

    • @henrydemonfreid1985
      @henrydemonfreid1985 Год назад

      @@KieranDevvs Did the comment mention labour? No. It mentioned revolution. Not sure labour are going to take us there...

    • @docproc7650
      @docproc7650 Год назад +1

      Mate it’s a rigged system nothing will ever change it doesn’t matter who you vote for. If the everyday man or women messes up at work we are held accountable. These politicians have run this country into the ground and nothing happens to them. These people do not care at all about us and will say and do anything to stay in power and to keep there friends rich. The hole f***ing system is broke and it makes me so angry and even ashamed to be British! Bunch of c***s!

  • @titteryenot4524
    @titteryenot4524 Год назад +84

    Jeez, every time they go to Number 10 these days we hear nothing but bad news. It should be renamed ‘Downer Street’.

    • @888ssss
      @888ssss Год назад +8

      frowning street

    • @paddymallory4080
      @paddymallory4080 Год назад +3

      😂😂😂

    • @independentpuppy7520
      @independentpuppy7520 Год назад +4

      Yes indeed. No wonder everyone is depressed.

    • @evgeniam685
      @evgeniam685 Год назад

      If you notice News is all about negativity. You know why? It's all about mind control. As easier to control people when they are in low mind set. Once you realize that and set your mind free from it, you will see that life is amazing. And it's more than just about consuming.

    • @independentpuppy7520
      @independentpuppy7520 Год назад

      @@evgeniam685 Good point. If they make everyone unhappy and at each others throats through frustration then can then bring in even more controls. I haven't read any good news in a long time. Everything is negative. Even when we had that mini heat wave in summer it was turned to negative.
      This is history repeating itself. This is what happened in the 1930s.
      Just clicked on news stories now and I see "Royal Mail workers to stage six more strikes" " UK mothers 'have greater risk of death" " Russia launches new air strikes On homes and power facilities in Ukraine" "Snow and blizzards to hit the UK" And lots of other bleak news. Can't find any good news at all.

  • @Foxbat9393
    @Foxbat9393 Год назад +310

    Ever since I was old enough to understand which was seventy years ago, we have always been under the pressure of tightening our belts, with the odd very brief period of relief. The only thing that has made our standard of living appear to be reasonable is the fact that people can get their selves into debt easier hence the reason the country is in debt. Both of the main parties are a bunch of tossers and could not manage a booze up in a brewery.

    • @SamuelBlack84
      @SamuelBlack84 Год назад +12

      I don't understand why everyone needs such casts wealth of cash when all you need at the end of the day is enough to live comfortably, yet everyone's freed pushes them onwards to the unrealistic desire to live like a god

    • @The-Clockwork-Eye
      @The-Clockwork-Eye Год назад +1

      Amen!

    • @chappy2121
      @chappy2121 Год назад +5

      @@SamuelBlack84 it depends what you measure living like a god. There are plenty living due to taxes robbed off of hardworkers, people who give nothing to society, can't ever get a job, but can find every benefit they're "entitled" too, despite many never paying in 🤔. Soon enough absolutely everyone will be claiming some sort of benefit. That is not a society we want or need.

    • @colincampbell7121
      @colincampbell7121 Год назад

      well said

    • @SamuelBlack84
      @SamuelBlack84 Год назад +7

      @@chappy2121 I meant that nobody is satisfied with how much wealth they gave and always want more, yet the vast majority of said wealth goes forever untouched. Everyone just seems to want to store money purely to keep it

  • @imransyed1748
    @imransyed1748 Год назад +37

    In the 1950's they were recovering from the war, in 2022 they are recovering from the Tories.

    • @charg1nmalaz0r51
      @charg1nmalaz0r51 Год назад +1

      well technically we are recovering from the country shutting down for years and all the money we piled into relief packages.

    • @mrnice7570
      @mrnice7570 Год назад

      @@charg1nmalaz0r51 no , from 12 years of Tory misgovernment

    • @charg1nmalaz0r51
      @charg1nmalaz0r51 Год назад +1

      @@mrnice7570 No the current situation we are in is from the several years of the world stopping. That's why the entire world are having problems. You think we are the only country with problems? With inflation, energy costs?
      Some are bouncing back better due to how they are structured but unfortunately for us we import pretty much everything we depend on.

    • @mrnice7570
      @mrnice7570 Год назад +6

      @@charg1nmalaz0r51 wow, they sure did a number on you huh 😂😂

    • @duggdog9102
      @duggdog9102 Год назад

      @@charg1nmalaz0r51 some countrys didn't shut down , I wonder who made the right decision

  • @bobbuckley3036
    @bobbuckley3036 Год назад +37

    one announces big tax cuts for the rich, the next one says tax rises for the poor

  • @primaryrage
    @primaryrage Год назад +128

    I'm starting to think the tories only installed Liz Truss as PM so they could make a major policy u-turn on economic policy and blame the necessity of it on her. She and Kwarteng get muddied, but the party and everyone else come away relatively clean.

    • @80PercentScottish
      @80PercentScottish Год назад +15

      I actually think her economic plan was brave and could have worked - but the media went after her and spooked the markets.

    • @Michel190778
      @Michel190778 Год назад

      Oh no... I won't fall for that.

    • @matthewthompson5655
      @matthewthompson5655 Год назад +2

      That’s assuming that the party actually knows what it’s doing…

    • @DedLoko
      @DedLoko Год назад +5

      You’re giving them way too much credit! They’re just incompetent!

    • @alanarmstrong6460
      @alanarmstrong6460 Год назад +1

      She became the scapegoat of all problems in the UK. For getting we were fucked before her

  • @simontemplarGB
    @simontemplarGB Год назад +89

    The Sunak Hunt combo is deranged or evil and has to go.

    • @zenouxbeauty
      @zenouxbeauty Год назад +1

      Staying for good. You loose on this one

    • @robin231176
      @robin231176 Год назад +1

      This mess is not Hunt's fault, he was a Remainer.

    • @RawTopShot
      @RawTopShot Год назад +4

      I wouldn't say deranged, rather calculated and controlling.
      Give it 6-12 months tops and Digital ID _will_ be rolled out (as a must have) to "help" you better manage your finances and health, and to "protect" you from yourself and/or corruption. It'll be used to target and focus "needs" (be they health based or forms of _societal recalibration_ ).
      Jezzer wanted this ID rolled out last time he was in a position of power, desperately pushing it in tandem with his plan to fully privatise/sell off the NHS.
      Rishi is absolutely placed to make it happen since his father in law runs the largest Digital ID company in India.
      Rishi is also _very_ keen on the introduction of CBDC, which will eventually replace physical cash completely; giving Government Central Bank complete control over every person's spending habits; walking hand in hand with Biometric Digital ID, allowing complete control to what you can and cannot do, and where you can and cannot go.
      It'll be done "for your own good", "because we care about each and every citizen, and want the best for them, so that they can live healthy _productive_ lives, long into their twilight years".
      Non-productive lives, is a whole other conversation.
      You can mock this as conspiracy twaddle for now if it helps you cope, but remind yourself about this post once it starts to unfold.

    • @simontemplarGB
      @simontemplarGB Год назад +3

      @@RawTopShot You're not looking forward to The Great Reset, I take it.

    • @RawTopShot
      @RawTopShot Год назад +2

      @@simontemplarGB
      lol, not really, I'm just hopelessly fighting the internal will to be myself and not be forced into being some factory drone existing only to serve a faceless master.

  • @domr8796
    @domr8796 Год назад +98

    Isn’t it funny how the conservatives claimed Gordon Brown mismanaged the economy in 2008 and yet they had to look to his practice to solve their own very genuine crashing of the economy 😅

    • @Alex-cw3rz
      @Alex-cw3rz Год назад

      If it wasn't for Gordon Brown making the Bank of England independent that economy would have collapsed.

    • @stephenwalker850
      @stephenwalker850 Год назад +3

      Orange Britain at work

    • @shaneshankly4518
      @shaneshankly4518 Год назад

      Of course they are crashing it that's been the plan . Then they cashless society with socail credit system will be brought in . Remember when them mad anti vax conspiracy theorists told us this was all going to happen ????????

    • @jjrider6758
      @jjrider6758 Год назад

      It's true the current crop of fools in power seem to have turned in desperation to a Blairite fiscal policy.. However that doesn't mean it's a good idea, on the contrary in fact, Conservative decision making is clearly not something to be applauded so if they think it's a good plan, it clearly isn't.. And don't think the other bunch of hapless goons on the opposite side of the house would do any better...

    • @elkpaz560
      @elkpaz560 Год назад

      I think the point you should be making is that whoever is in office the same policies are pursued and they are nothing to do with what the British people want. They're all from the same stable and have the same puppet masters - WEF and other organisations that control the UN.

  • @samyy9226
    @samyy9226 Год назад +72

    Keep voting conservative guys and let's keep the division growing in the country. Great work. Great economy. Great living standards. Great cost of living. Great all around ain't it.
    I'm being sarcastic.

    • @PhoenixLord777
      @PhoenixLord777 Год назад

      Yep, it's much better than anything the traitorous communists could ever do.

    • @davidprice5678
      @davidprice5678 Год назад +2

      Why do you think they voted for Tories in the first place. Labour are no better.

    • @samyy9226
      @samyy9226 Год назад +5

      @@davidprice5678 never know until we try

    • @gaynebula6439
      @gaynebula6439 Год назад

      @@davidprice5678 no, people do not vote for the Genocidal Fascist Party because uwu the choice just seems so hard uwu. Stop making excuses for serial killer Nonce island, we are a fetid joke and there is no rationale to a second of this aside from avarice.

    • @davidlythgoe4079
      @davidlythgoe4079 Год назад

      Labour are communists so no way will I be voting tory or Labour

  • @imkirbo3094
    @imkirbo3094 Год назад +71

    People will still vote for them at the next election. Country's fucked, I've given up hope. This is the UK now.

    • @SamuelBlack84
      @SamuelBlack84 Год назад +3

      I never hoped for anything, ever

    • @Cbow09
      @Cbow09 Год назад

      If people actually vote for tories ever again I want to know what they are on. Because there not humans at that point bunch of robot sheeps

    • @Morning404
      @Morning404 Год назад +11

      Mostly boomers will. But they are steadily dying off tbf.

    • @TheSuperPsychoKiller
      @TheSuperPsychoKiller Год назад +11

      Save enough money to leave the UK for a better future.

    • @lilianafarran1527
      @lilianafarran1527 Год назад +1

      @@TheSuperPsychoKiller our topic conversations in the family since brexit.

  • @jamesprosser7236
    @jamesprosser7236 Год назад +95

    Countries and societies don’t die in a bang, they unravel slowly over time and no one will realise before it’s too late… this country is dying

    • @HelloWorld-jt9yp
      @HelloWorld-jt9yp Год назад +3

      It's called catabolic collapse

    • @erikmorales1004
      @erikmorales1004 Год назад

      @Zarp Sterr f them

    • @livelife5947
      @livelife5947 Год назад

      It’s on life support & it’s only a matter of time before the doctors turn the machines off. There’s no reversing this mess, the Tory’s have caused permanent damage & will go down in history as the party that destroyed Britain.

    • @timelessrealms
      @timelessrealms Год назад

      It's assisted suicide of the western world.

    • @user-vp6cq4sv3d
      @user-vp6cq4sv3d Год назад

      Leaves are like civilisations. They go brown as they die.

  • @raymondadams7570
    @raymondadams7570 Год назад +62

    our politicians are not fit for purpose

    • @timcomley5948
      @timcomley5948 Год назад

      Slight generalisation

    • @elkpaz560
      @elkpaz560 Год назад

      Depends whose purpose.

    • @blokin5039
      @blokin5039 Год назад

      But you, Raymond, are the apple to my eye. Always.

    • @tessy28
      @tessy28 Год назад

      They're fit for the fucking bonfire

  • @andyt48
    @andyt48 Год назад +18

    We all have to wake up, this is just the start. Can you imagine not being able to fly away on holiday, dystopia just around the corner. What next a diesel shortage so food shortages.

  • @Tootleypoot
    @Tootleypoot Год назад +124

    Scottish independence looking real nice right now

    • @lesigh1749
      @lesigh1749 Год назад +15

      Because the SNP are always so great at balancing the books. 😂

    • @t8506
      @t8506 Год назад +8

      Please take us in Yorkshire with you

    • @papasmurf3024
      @papasmurf3024 Год назад

      If indy supporters understood how the economy worked they wouldn't want indy.
      Already the highest income tax payers in the UK, Liar Stur jun is set to raise it again to pay for her vanity projects. Freebies for those on benefits and migrants. And a fortune in subsidies for the energy companies she promised to nationalise.
      An independent Scotland would be bankrupt.
      ruclips.net/video/MF-HOHee0cU/видео.html

    • @RawTopShot
      @RawTopShot Год назад +15

      Well yeah, you've got all the North Sea Gas, and oil, most of the windfarms, and all the Scottish whisky, Scottish salmon, haggis, beautiful countryside and a population of only 5 million.
      Not a bad deal.

    • @PhoenixLord777
      @PhoenixLord777 Год назад +3

      @@RawTopShot Yeah like the Shetlands would allow Scotland to bleed them dry.

  • @f4cele553
    @f4cele553 Год назад +28

    We are the 99% being strangled by the 1%

    • @t8506
      @t8506 Год назад +1

      because the 99% refuse to stand up for whats right

    • @mrnice7570
      @mrnice7570 Год назад +2

      March on wasteminister

    • @birtlee2078
      @birtlee2078 Год назад

      There is more than 1per cent of people who don’t work, don’t pay tax and claim benefits even though they could work!

    • @kanedNunable
      @kanedNunable Год назад

      @@birtlee2078 they cost us fk all compared to the rich. stop punching down you simp. the 1% are robbing us, not the poor.

    • @birtlee2078
      @birtlee2078 Год назад

      @@kanedNunable Why are you so keen to defend dole scroungers????

  • @Itsareallifetrumanshow
    @Itsareallifetrumanshow Год назад +13

    I love how they all pat him on the back for screwing us over.

  • @louisairvin3052
    @louisairvin3052 Год назад +640

    To my understanding this just proves how much we need an edge as investors because playing the market like everyone else just isn’t good enough. I've been quite unsure about investing in this current market and at the same time I feel it's the best time to get started on the market.

    • @Curbalnk
      @Curbalnk Год назад +2

      Understanding your financial needs and chalking out a plan remains the smart way to prepare for the unexpected. 11yrs in investing space and extremely pleased with the decision I made. The good news is - it’s not too late, I'll suggest you find a mentor or someone with experience guide you especially in this recession.

    • @glenbert1396
      @glenbert1396 Год назад +3

      @Lloyd Bernard Just because there are opportunities in the market doesn’t mean you should go in blindly. To understand the potential factors that contribute to your financial growth, I'll advise you to seek the help of a professional investment coach

    • @glenbert1396
      @glenbert1396 Год назад +5

      @Stanley Edwin They are solid at their jobs, I've had the opportunity of working with one in and it has been immensely helpful, I had an overall portfolio restructuring. ''JILL MARIE CAROLL'' is the coach that guides, you probably might've come across her before, she's quite known in her field, look her up

  • @robbiethepict2783
    @robbiethepict2783 Год назад +21

    When you cast your eyes upon the skylines
    Of this once proud nation
    Can you sense the fear and the hatred
    Growing in the hearts of its population.

    • @1man1bike1road
      @1man1bike1road Год назад +3

      sense of guilt held by many who voted for this lot

  • @msuperegg77
    @msuperegg77 Год назад +21

    induced poverty by design

    • @johnmoore9862
      @johnmoore9862 Год назад +4

      Exactly, 👍 a very accurate insightful comment, wish more people could see it.

    • @stephenwalker850
      @stephenwalker850 Год назад

      Orange Britain induced poverty

    • @kanedNunable
      @kanedNunable Год назад +1

      @@johnmoore9862 too many simps in this country.

  • @lifeisyours8250
    @lifeisyours8250 Год назад +12

    We are being absolutely scammed and should be calling for heads not sitting back accepting this as a...... awww well if that what needs to happen.

    • @annapachaclarke2392
      @annapachaclarke2392 Год назад +1

      True. We have been scammed by these crooks, over a few years now. It is escalating, and we do nothing!!!

  • @arghjayem
    @arghjayem Год назад +28

    Not forgetting that they have slipped in tax cuts to bank surcharges as a footnote in the autumn statement, going from 8% in half to 3% I think.

  • @Andtewt
    @Andtewt Год назад +40

    Advice is free: Need a New Year’s resolution?
    Start packing, pull your kids out of school, sell all of your assets and move abroad.
    It’s the best decision I ever made.
    You only live once.

    • @62294838
      @62294838 Год назад +6

      Exactly leave your wife behind. Find another one.

    • @1eltino
      @1eltino Год назад +6

      Where did u go?

    • @clemo86v24
      @clemo86v24 Год назад +1

      Na, only cowards leave.

    • @SamuelBlack84
      @SamuelBlack84 Год назад +5

      I want a huge castle deep in the English countryside with dozens of beautiful woman
      Is that too much to ask?

    • @scotttracy9333
      @scotttracy9333 Год назад

      You can make big money off of Tory MPs charging them for eye exams

  • @t-zero8880
    @t-zero8880 Год назад +19

    What about a wealth tax on millionaires, like Sunak. I mean what is worth their money when people are freezing and have nothing to eat. It is straight slavery, we are the slaves and millionaires like Sunak are our MASTER.

    • @annapachaclarke2392
      @annapachaclarke2392 Год назад

      No, he is a slimy crook, they all have their snouts in the trough!

    • @eugenianyameke2855
      @eugenianyameke2855 Год назад

      Wow 😳 you have just made me realise something there it does feel like that

    • @anthonymitchell8893
      @anthonymitchell8893 Год назад +1

      time to eat the rich

    • @kanedNunable
      @kanedNunable Год назад +2

      or capital gains being same rate as those on PAYE? rich pay virtually no tax on it.

  • @1cheshire
    @1cheshire Год назад +9

    " He's keeping the fuel cap but now it's risen to £3000" how's that a cap then.

    • @janetmalcolm6191
      @janetmalcolm6191 Год назад

      Carl Murphy....it's Tory maths lol...their policy is bamboozle the public...!

  • @Mike_5
    @Mike_5 Год назад +14

    Thank you Liz and Kwasi for this Christmas gift to us all

    • @mariebarr1745
      @mariebarr1745 Год назад +3

      They certainly won't be struggling 🤬

  • @williamskohler8337
    @williamskohler8337 Год назад +1061

    Awesome! your potential seems timeless.* Understanding your financial needs and chalking out a plan remains the smart way to prepare for the unexpected. 11yrs in investing space and extremely pleased with the decision I made.The good news is - it’s not too late, I'll suggest you find a mentor or someone with experience guide you especially in this recession.

    • @sheliaswelttk2535
      @sheliaswelttk2535 Год назад +6

      Congrats! I'm fascinated with investing, as a single parent and juggling all these things are quite difficult. Invested $ in few sectors but haven't seen any profit yet. Do you think I'm missing out something?

    • @davidnewbury1721
      @davidnewbury1721 Год назад +5

      @@sheliaswelttk2535 Grot Success Depends on the action or step you take to achieve it. Show me a man who has no investments and I'll tell you how soon he'll be broke

    • @gabriellewilson5625
      @gabriellewilson5625 Год назад +4

      @@davidnewbury1721 Just because there are opportunities in the market doesn’t mean you should go in blindly. To understand the potential factors that contribute to your financial growth, I'll advise you to seek the help of a professional investment coach

    • @tomjason2495
      @tomjason2495 Год назад +4

      @@gabriellewilson5625 i totally agree to your words of wisdom, very blunt and honest, Please, your coach you mentioned, how do i get in touch with your coach you speak of?

    • @gabriellewilson5625
      @gabriellewilson5625 Год назад +3

      @@tomjason2495 I invest with (Tracy Helene Aalvik) a widely known investment consultant. You can make a quick internet research with her name mentioned where you can easily get in touch..

  • @jeffreyumeh8580
    @jeffreyumeh8580 Год назад +46

    Hey knuckle heads maybe reverse the privatization on the NHS and costs will go down, because before you started doing privatization the NHS was running pretty well, not going to say it was perfect, but it was fit for propose which is good enough. But na giving contracts to your family and friends so they can extract money out of the NHS seems like the better cause.

    • @PhoenixLord777
      @PhoenixLord777 Год назад

      Do you even know what privatisation means? And no, it was never 'doing well', and was only further fucked by labour.

    • @niburu3406
      @niburu3406 Год назад +2

      And American vampires are well embedded to do plenty of bleeding

    • @1SeanPG
      @1SeanPG Год назад

      NHS - corrupt and wasteful.

    • @jeffreyumeh8580
      @jeffreyumeh8580 Год назад +3

      ​@@1SeanPG It's due to 12 years of the conservatives making it that way back in 2010 we used to spend 8% of GDP on the NHS and get far better results, now we spend 12% of GDP and get far worse results.
      The NHS used to be a shining bacon of cost efficiency with at least acceptable service, but if your comment is meant to say that going completely private is the solution I would have you look at the US that spends 19.7% of GDP on healthcare when they have a higher product per capita meaning that it's even worse than that per capita. The US spends 10.9k per capita vs 4.2k for the UK.
      France that gets much better results only spends marginally more than we do at 5.27k per capita.
      If the cost efficiency was like it was under labour with the same budget as the NHS currently has we would have a world leading health service.

    • @kanedNunable
      @kanedNunable Год назад +2

      thats by tory design, run into the ground and sell off to mates. they did it with everything else

  • @Alex-cw3rz
    @Alex-cw3rz Год назад +12

    22:35 this is factually incorrect, the country with the highest inward investment is France and it's corporation tax is 27.5% ours is 19% and the uprate is lower than France.

  • @WhoOneIs
    @WhoOneIs Год назад +12

    Live for the markets, sacrifice for the markets, live a frugal and austere life for the markets. When the markets call the shots, can this be a called a democracy?

    • @thecheesefactor
      @thecheesefactor Год назад +1

      It is time to get the bankers out of government and get people in who care about the big picture, not just the market.

  • @ericlovelace6502
    @ericlovelace6502 Год назад +6

    It's a pity that Britain doesn't have a real opposition party in place to take advantage of all this gross incompetence.

    • @kanedNunable
      @kanedNunable Год назад

      they are still miles ahead of the tories. if you dont see that you must be mental.

  • @Jay-Niner
    @Jay-Niner Год назад +48

    JRM was "minister for Brexit opportunities" for the better part of a year, no? So where are the results of all of his tireless work?

    • @Firefoxfifty
      @Firefoxfifty Год назад +4

      Little Crown symbols on pint glasses?

    • @csharpe5787
      @csharpe5787 Год назад

      But there aren't any advantages of brexit. How can it be advantageous to decide not to trade with your neighbours. We had a vote we use. Now we have the consequence of those actions. I lot a people though the elite what to stay, I'll show them. They cut of there nose to spite their face.

    • @niburu3406
      @niburu3406 Год назад +4

      In his bank book?

    • @DingKong
      @DingKong Год назад +2

      The results are..... there aren't any results

    • @richardcory5024
      @richardcory5024 Год назад +3

      It's arrived. We are back in the 1950s - the Brexiteers' favourite decade of the 20th century. Only Brexit could have got us here!

  • @Alex-cw3rz
    @Alex-cw3rz Год назад +8

    Saying policies of Gordon brown is untrue as Gordon brown didn't cut spending he invested in spending.

    • @janetmalcolm6191
      @janetmalcolm6191 Год назад

      Alex........when the chips are down this Govt...just lie...lie...lie...especially about Labour.
      Never hear them say anything from the list of good things Labour accomplished.....which was long one as it happens...but a LONG time ago!

  • @lololol112
    @lololol112 Год назад +25

    How many £billion have we spent on a proxy war with Russia again? How much money did the superrich accumulate during the pandemic? Time for working people to pay the price. Slava Lockheed Martin!

    • @unibks4382
      @unibks4382 Год назад +4

      British people cannot afford to live in their own country. However there's a magic money tree for the p(r)oxy war in Ukrainistan. Taxes have to increase to pay for NATO expansion eastwards and the p(r)oxy war in Ukrainistan.

  • @lordtywinofhouselannister5433
    @lordtywinofhouselannister5433 Год назад +10

    We're all being robbed

  • @3dagedesign
    @3dagedesign Год назад +12

    Not a world of pain for those wealthy enough to avoid paying any income tax or national insurance, and who have offshore accounts in tax havens.

    • @anonymousone6075
      @anonymousone6075 Год назад

      rees-smogg moved his Investment firm to ireland before brexit lol... then keeps preaching since about how great brexit is.... yea for tax dodgers

  • @susanyoung3343
    @susanyoung3343 Год назад +7

    They are so smug destroying lives when they’re okay this is disgusting cause all this mess and make the little people pay

  • @stephenjennings555
    @stephenjennings555 Год назад +13

    There are currently around 36M jobs in the UK and 42M people who are of working age. Even when people do manage to get a job, the government take excessive amounts to spend on MP salaries/expenses, immigration, other countries and things like G7 summits, UN meetings and Davos. Add to that their lack of action on large corporations monopolising every market in existence and you have Britain’s current situation

  • @ErnaldtheSaxon
    @ErnaldtheSaxon Год назад +12

    When they speak of democracy they don't mean government by the people They mean financial democracy where money counts and nothing but money True democracy only begins when the will of the people is carried out

  • @gooderspitman8052
    @gooderspitman8052 Год назад +5

    But it’ll be okay for the inhabitants of the Palace of Westminster, who are well insulated by their wealth, wages and expenses.

  • @differentgenx
    @differentgenx Год назад +6

    Why do MPs and cabinet memebers always say it was a "hard decision to make"? They dont personally suffer the consequences - they ferret all their money to tax havens, they got a £3k pay rise, 2nd home paid for, bills paid for, expenses paid for, private health care, private education - what they have most people only dream of. THEY ALL MAKE ME SICK :0(

    • @yannip2083
      @yannip2083 Год назад

      I am surprised there is no protests in the streets of London.

  • @stinknugget6446
    @stinknugget6446 Год назад +5

    Enough of the tories!!!!!

  • @jamesmcdonnell6702
    @jamesmcdonnell6702 Год назад +33

    The £41 BILLION loss of revenue to the exchequer as a result of leaving the EU, that's every year from now on, would leave the UK in a much better position but for the extreme form of brexit chosen by those fools who try to run (ruin) the UK.

    • @V1er1f1ed
      @V1er1f1ed Год назад

      41 BILLION loss of revenue to the exchequer as a result of leaving the EU ? Eh? Cut government spending by 60% and benefit welfare by 90% and you will reduce the public deficit.

    • @V1er1f1ed
      @V1er1f1ed Год назад

      In 2021/22 the UK government is expected to spend approximately 216 billion British pounds on benefits, an increase of around three million pounds when compared with the previous year. ho ho ho

    • @belkentens
      @belkentens Год назад +3

      Nothing to do with furlough then

    • @stephenwalker850
      @stephenwalker850 Год назад

      100 billion a year jist so the anti democratic DUP could obstruct democratic mandate

    • @niburu3406
      @niburu3406 Год назад

      @@V1er1f1ed wars to be fought and paid for - you are a warring nation

  • @MojiAttack
    @MojiAttack Год назад +7

    The UK has continued to be in a trade deficit, meaning we are buying imported foreign goods/services MORE than selling our exported goods/services. This means the outflow of money is MORE than the inflow of money. What does a person do when they are earning LESS than what they are spending, they have had to get loan (debt) to fund their spending. Until the UK can turn this around, it will continue to binge of debt (this also means increased interest expenses), printing more fiat currency and the deterioration cycle continues.

    • @richardcory5024
      @richardcory5024 Год назад

      I hope you didn't vote for Brexit, which has lead to this situation of a savage trade deficit. If you did, don't expect any sympathy LOL. However you sound too intelligent to have been so stupid as to have voted for it.

  • @avmo_sb
    @avmo_sb Год назад +15

    Meanwhile we are giving billions of pounds to Ukraine because we are so compassionate, its called taxation with no representation

    • @yesedd6475
      @yesedd6475 Год назад +1

      What a joke giving Ukraine money

    • @Wishmaster787
      @Wishmaster787 Год назад

      @@yesedd6475 Russia will never give up either so are we just gonna fund a stalemate forever?

  • @reetpateet8656
    @reetpateet8656 Год назад +29

    1984…….it gets closer every day! The whole world has been duped!

    • @SamuelBlack84
      @SamuelBlack84 Год назад +4

      Freedom is slavery,
      War is peace,
      Ignorance is strength

    • @apebass2215
      @apebass2215 Год назад

      @Zarp Sterr Men are women

    • @henryschwaiger6568
      @henryschwaiger6568 Год назад +7

      Hunger Games, Brave New World and Blade Runner to add to 1984.

    • @stephenwalker850
      @stephenwalker850 Год назад

      Orange Britain at work

    • @yesedd6475
      @yesedd6475 Год назад +7

      We are way way past 1984 now when you think about it, just look at what has happened with forced jabs the last year or so

  • @deborahwyndham-lewis5188
    @deborahwyndham-lewis5188 Год назад +8

    Is it me or is he struggling not to laugh? It wouldn’t surprise me the government are probably really enjoying this

    • @kanedNunable
      @kanedNunable Год назад +3

      of course they are, they are ranking it in. they have made billions out of us mugs

  • @philipjohnkaye8890
    @philipjohnkaye8890 Год назад +5

    Imagine being one of the children in the classroom, not able to heat or eat by the very man who visits the school to look good in the media whist children are starving. Can't make it up....

  • @stm5275
    @stm5275 Год назад +2

    I left the UK in 2020 . Best decision of my life. I’ll never come back.

  • @doloresdelorto6516
    @doloresdelorto6516 Год назад +9

    ¡Evade taxes and steal! (That's the way wealthy people do, be succesful replicating their actions).

  • @TheWitchInTheWoods
    @TheWitchInTheWoods Год назад +11

    So Universal Credit goes up £34 a month.. wowwee.. and what about Housing benefit? Rent in this area is roughly £500 minimum now ( a one person flat above a shop).. even £550 £600 and up .. I'm getting £378... um.. my rent by a miracle and nice landlord/ agency was around £400... 2 bed terrace ( like the old days when you could move n stuff) Now gone up to £425 (still flippin miracle) So unless someone seriously addressing the cost of rent.. it's just paid out of my pocket to keep a roof over my head. I'm lucky.. same houses in same area are roughly £550 It's a miracle I have a home.. how do we keep homes in this market??

    • @johnmoore9862
      @johnmoore9862 Год назад +6

      Back in 1984 the conservatives abolished the fair rent tribunals, just after selling off the council houses without renewing one for one, they said this is the way to make people responsible for their own actions & lifestyles, & unrestricted market forces would be so much better for us.

    • @rexstout8177
      @rexstout8177 Год назад +4

      Your circumstances are not considered a problem by the government. In fact it is a success story as far as they are concerned. It represents the staggering business acumen of landlords being able to make healthy returns in a tough market - a recession no less.

    • @stephenwalker850
      @stephenwalker850 Год назад

      @@johnmoore9862 orange policy

    • @stephenwalker850
      @stephenwalker850 Год назад +2

      @@johnmoore9862 people with mortgages don’t strike

    • @johnmoore9862
      @johnmoore9862 Год назад

      @@stephenwalker850. Exactly, planed with military precision by Thatcher, Joseph, & Tebbit.

  • @toriesdontgettazered7464
    @toriesdontgettazered7464 Год назад +4

    JRM insulting the intelligence of the electorate

  • @markblackwell1513
    @markblackwell1513 Год назад +5

    I worked though covid and never received a penny in handouts why should I pay back for something I never received 😔

    • @michaelpower4372
      @michaelpower4372 Год назад

      Didn't you get free jabs against covid. So they have to be payed for. How could you work through covid when everything was in lockdown.🤔🤷‍♂️

  • @ivermektin6874
    @ivermektin6874 Год назад +29

    Just the cost of printing 400 billion to keep everyone under house arrest for 2 years

    • @arandomsteve2251
      @arandomsteve2251 Год назад +3

      Nope, countries all around the world had to do that. We are the only ones being so badly affected.
      The biggest cause is a huge shortage of working people brought on by brexit. Alongside the collapse of trade, companies moving overseas to countries with better access to international markets and increased prices to import resources we no longer have the capability to produce.

    • @DuBmonkey4
      @DuBmonkey4 Год назад +1

      @@arandomsteve2251 less people working would lower inflation you clown, less money chasing the goods = deflation of goods and services

    • @henryschwaiger6568
      @henryschwaiger6568 Год назад +9

      @@arandomsteve2251 nope. Quantitative easing and the WEF's Great Reset.

    • @alanarmstrong6460
      @alanarmstrong6460 Год назад

      Not true at all the worldwide is going through recession as a result of lock down

    • @blairrobert3438
      @blairrobert3438 Год назад

      Why are other countries recovering then? Brexit anybody. The big B.

  • @jeannorris1510
    @jeannorris1510 Год назад +5

    You've never had it so bad! The tories new slogan.

  • @marieogara1036
    @marieogara1036 Год назад +8

    Jacob Rees Mogg -- What could he possibly do or say to make himself more unlikable ? I don't understand it. He has all the cruel, ice cold qualities of a vampire, and none of the attractions or charisma. Can somebody explain?

    • @ratedstrix
      @ratedstrix Год назад

      You’re not cut from the same cloth mate.

    • @belkentens
      @belkentens Год назад +1

      I love him

    • @Admiral_Jezza
      @Admiral_Jezza Год назад +1

      Nah he's pretty based, Jacob for PM!

    • @thebloodydoctor7960
      @thebloodydoctor7960 Год назад

      if he was at the helm things would be a lot better, trust me - and that's saying a lot

  • @MrSegunadedapo
    @MrSegunadedapo Год назад +4

    How did the UK get to this level?

    • @zepedro6666
      @zepedro6666 Год назад

      Since they vote for the Brexit...after all they were being stollen by the EU by millions according to Mr Farage but... hey at least got control of their fishing industry

    • @anassshammout5569
      @anassshammout5569 Год назад

      Lockdown

  • @JesusisaMuslim
    @JesusisaMuslim Год назад +4

    The bill for military action in the past 24 years was £34.7billion. The sum is enough to pay nearly 5,000 nurses or police officers for their entire career, or fund free university tuition for all higher education students for a decade.

    • @douglastaggart9360
      @douglastaggart9360 Год назад

      People who go too university should pay for higher education. Most of them are immature middle class slobs anyway.

    • @EdwardOfEastAnglia
      @EdwardOfEastAnglia Год назад

      Jesus kept the Sabbath Holy, it's one of the ten commandments. You Muslims don't follow the ten commandments, you can't even show me it in your Qur'an. Show me where the Abdul Muhammad kept Sabbath? Jesus didn't believe in 72 virgins either, or Qur'an 4:33 on wife beating, you can't find Jesus condoning that either, or circling the Kaaba like the 7th century Arab Pagans used to do, why are you guys circling the Kaaba like the Pagans? I thought you were not Pagan? Then why do you still have 7th century Pagan rituals?
      Every single Muslim I met follow Muhammad, if Jesus is Muslim, show me Jesus believing in Muhummad? The Abdul prophet came 600 years after Jesus, plus you don't even call him Jesus you call him ISA. Jesus isn t even a name, it's a title, learn context, Christianity is much older so it has more context. Specifically Jewish context, Jesus is a Hebrew title after all, not Greek or Arabic.
      Jesus is only a Muslim to people who don't read the scriptures of said religions, including Sahih Hadiths, they don't read it themselves they rely on authority figures to spoon feed them information, through Sheikhs and Priest's.
      Oh and we spend 2% of our GDP on our military, which is tiny, Greece and Poland spent the same amount 2%. So what you wanna cut out military to 0%? Lol. Yes our military is active, we have allies, with treaties and alliances.
      You just concerned with military action? Which your comment outlines? Because we have allies and treaties to uphold. All you did was tally up a figure and say what we should of done in the PAST, well done Captain Hindsight you're a genius Harry.
      Given that your profile name is factually incorrect. It's no surprise your comment makes no sense either Captain Hindsight...

  • @louisbanaszak3125
    @louisbanaszak3125 Год назад +4

    This country must awaken to the realisation that we are being taken for fools

  • @knightsnight5929
    @knightsnight5929 Год назад +2

    12 years of utter failure. Time for a change, get the Tories out.

  • @ltm277
    @ltm277 Год назад +8

    Fair play Krishnan, you handled that well with JRM. And glad to see you back.

  • @azhivago2296
    @azhivago2296 Год назад +9

    Well, look on the bright side: we haven't been nuked yet!

    • @johnmoore9862
      @johnmoore9862 Год назад

      👍. 😂😂😂. But what a desperate way to justify things, 😂😂😂😂😂.

    • @stephenwalker850
      @stephenwalker850 Год назад

      Come nuclear war , every day is like Sunday

  • @TheRepublicOfYhonai
    @TheRepublicOfYhonai Год назад +3

    Reese mogg doesn't have anything good to say, so he instead attacks Krishnan for an off the cuff and totally accurate statement.

  • @jackbarrowclough1739
    @jackbarrowclough1739 Год назад +3

    If you behaved like this government you'd be jailed for millions of accounts of negligent manslaughter

  • @gretareinarsson7461
    @gretareinarsson7461 Год назад +3

    Why on earth interview the right honourable horror that is JRM on anything remotely associated with economics?

  • @sebastianzienkiewicz2189
    @sebastianzienkiewicz2189 Год назад +7

    If I will work full time what will I get out from of it.

    • @happydace6991
      @happydace6991 Год назад

      Well I did for 50 yrs and never lived beyond my means . Went without what I couldn't afford and kept out of debt . I had a very happy working life and self respect . All of which has lead to a very comfortable retirement which I am enjoying to the max. Work in a job you enjoy and work hard but allow quality time for your family and yourself also. I hope you get out of working life and the reward it can bring as much as I have Sebastian . Powedzenia 👍

  • @markkelly9621
    @markkelly9621 Год назад +6

    (if they are necessary) why are the spending cuts being delayed until after the next election??
    So politicians think that the public likes to see them play games like that?

    • @bereal6590
      @bereal6590 Год назад

      Because they believe they'll loose and labour will pick up a poised chalice

  • @ericafiore1624
    @ericafiore1624 Год назад +2

    Tell the real truth Mogg you can't you.

  • @JDMJOE
    @JDMJOE Год назад +14

    Shoe horned in by the WEF..

  • @christopherlove3436
    @christopherlove3436 Год назад +9

    Why didn't the Chancellor start the higher rate of tax to people earning 80. 000 and above!! 🤔

    • @northwestcoast
      @northwestcoast Год назад +3

      Higher rate starts at £50,271; that’s 40%
      Additional rate of 45% has been brought down to £125,000

  • @johnafgomm2256
    @johnafgomm2256 Год назад +2

    Energy price cap should be dropped so that the energy companies stop over charging its customers.

  • @differentgenx
    @differentgenx Год назад +2

    Why are they pratalling on about "Disposable incomes" - dont make me laugh - how many people have disposable income now? - When rent mortgages, energy bills, food, transport, child care have all gone through the roof - these newscasters may have disposable income I know I certainly dont!!!

  • @uke4915
    @uke4915 Год назад +3

    For all those who will struggle to live. 1st go to France then lose your passport and get a rubber dingy and come back to UK and you will get 5-star hotel all the food and money you want for free whilst you watch others struggle

    • @thebloodydoctor7960
      @thebloodydoctor7960 Год назад +1

      grow out a beard and fake a foreign accent while your at it

  • @maszlagma
    @maszlagma Год назад +34

    I keep reading that "... Labour would be even worse"
    Would it though?...and how? They haven't even been in government for over a decade and people seem to have this illusion they know how they would govern which is impossible.

    • @NutInMyCrosshair
      @NutInMyCrosshair Год назад +13

      people who say that shouldn't even be able to give an opinion, it's based on their own political bias and nothing more, and used to justify their favoured governments incompetence. it's hard to believe labour could do any worse!

    • @clovermark39
      @clovermark39 Год назад

      Labour does not support the British people.

    • @jonathanhart8659
      @jonathanhart8659 Год назад

      They will invoke the " bill of rights" which the Tories have conveniently brought in , no protesting , no free speech blar blar blar

    • @zenouxbeauty
      @zenouxbeauty Год назад +2

      If it was Labour in power now whilst we are facing this mess in uk people could be mourning worse than now, for Starmer and his cabinets have 0 knowledge of our economy.

    • @henryschwaiger6568
      @henryschwaiger6568 Год назад +2

      Labour haven't been in opposition since Corbyn.

  • @shanefrance5071
    @shanefrance5071 Год назад +2

    Thanks very much you certainly have cheered us up ☹️

  • @1LoveGame2
    @1LoveGame2 Год назад +2

    I already own nothing. When is the time to be happy about it ?

  • @carlosifer
    @carlosifer Год назад +13

    No one mentions the elephant in the room
    BREXIT

    • @happydace6991
      @happydace6991 Год назад

      Back under your stone please .

    • @carlosifer
      @carlosifer Год назад

      @@happydace6991 another joyous brexiteer 😂

    • @belkentens
      @belkentens Год назад +2

      @@carlosifer
      No that’s your misses

  • @mikewalrus4763
    @mikewalrus4763 Год назад +11

    The one thing that annoys me is the way no matter which party it is they blame the other one because it doesn't suit them - just get on with the job!

    • @stephenwalker850
      @stephenwalker850 Год назад

      Orange Britain at work

    • @philipvjones397
      @philipvjones397 Год назад +1

      The Tories have had a lot more practice. They've been in for 30 of the last 43 years - and how wonderful it has been.

    • @1man1bike1road
      @1man1bike1road Год назад +1

      its common sense thats those in power are at fault especially when they have had 12 years

    • @kanedNunable
      @kanedNunable Год назад

      yeah but usually 1 party is telling the truth. the tories are almost always in power and labour only get in when the country is on its knees. its not an even deal here

  • @jh115
    @jh115 Год назад +2

    As JRM *seems* to be so sure of what needs doing, why is it he never tries for a job like Chancellor or indeed PM? Always baffles me!

  • @tojenrazer1129
    @tojenrazer1129 Год назад +2

    Do you mean the same 50s where you could buy a house and live comfortably on one income?

    • @happinesstan
      @happinesstan Год назад +1

      Let's not play make believe, here. The vast majority of the working classes were subject to slum landlords in the 50s, and even 60s. It wasn't until Thatcher allowed massive discount on council stock that buying your house was an option, for many.

    • @happinesstan
      @happinesstan Год назад

      @@Forester16 Kind of true, but the reality is we have no council houses because we haven't built any in 50 yeas.

  • @independentpuppy7520
    @independentpuppy7520 Год назад +6

    Oh well. I'm going to live for today and let tommorow take care of itself.

  • @5magicfingers
    @5magicfingers Год назад +3

    Oh amazing, another austerity period. Well who would have thought that if you leave decisions on economic policies to complete airheads it would eventually happen