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Tom_r

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calendar_today09-03-2010 11:42:12

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I hope the general public wake up soon and realise how damaging dangerous and pointless net zero is for the UK and the West. Its absolute lunacy.

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GB News(@GBNEWS) 's Twitter Profile Photo

'Since the 1960s, in spite of the constant apocalyptic doomsayers and their predictions, the polar bear population has nearly tripled to over 32,000. But polar bears are a metaphor for the climate change agenda!'

Jacob Rees-Mogg

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Tom_r(@TomRalst) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Dear Monzo ๐Ÿฆ I get several new Monzo credit cards a month delivered to my address. Nothing to do with me. All with different names on them each time. I'm wondering if it's a fraudulent thing that you might want to be aware of. DM me if of interest.

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@RickyDHale Elon Musk is just another example of how private wealth is always better in the hands of an entrepreneur than it is the government.

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Peter Schiff(@PeterSchiff) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The idea that an unconstitutional wealth tax will improve the lives of average Americans is farcical. History has repeatedly proven that privately owned wealth, invested productively is far more effective at raising a nation's standard of living than government spending programs.

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Margaret Thatcher(@realmrsthatcher) 's Twitter Profile Photo

There isn't a pot of gold to draw on. There is either your own extra effort, or you're taking something from your fellow citizens.

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Peter Schiff(@PeterSchiff) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In 1999 the Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown sold almost all of Great Britain's at an average price of about 160 pounds per once. Tonight the price of gold hit a new record high of about 1,580 pounds. That's almost a 10-fold increase. What an epic fail.

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Peter Schiff(@PeterSchiff) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The fight against is a fight against government. The sole source of inflation is government. Inflation results from the combination of budget deficits passed by and signed into law by the President Biden, that are then monetized by the in a process now called QE.

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Rupert Lowe(@RupertLowe10) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We couldn't afford lockdowns, so the establishment printed money to pay for them.

What happens if you print more and more cash? It becomes worth less and less, and we're left with brutal inflation.

Lockdowns were economic insanity. We're now paying for that.

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Jeff Bezos(@JeffBezos) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In fact, the administration tried hard to inject even more stimulus into an already over-heated, inflationary economy and only Manchin saved them from themselves. Inflation is a regressive tax that most hurts the least affluent. Misdirection doesnโ€™t help the country.

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If only we had a modern day to remind us of the consequences of some of the terrifying economic decisions our governments and central banks are making today.

youtu.be/MaZXPCVQDvM

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Mark Dolan(@mrmarkdolan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The catastrophic state of the British economy - inflation, tax, debt - is due to the biggest public health mistake in history.

This is what happens when you ditch evidence-based medicine, free speech, liberal values & democracy.

Well done everyone ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ‘

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ZUBY:(@ZubyMusic) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Don't forget that everybody who warned long shutdowns, excess money printing, and other governmental 'Covid policies' would batter the economy and lead to inflation was accused of 'being selfish', 'wanting to kill grandma', and 'putting money over human lives'.

I remember.

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Thomas Sowell Quotes(@ThomasSowell) 's Twitter Profile Photo

One of the biggest taxes is one that is not even called a tax โ€” inflation. When the government spends money that it creates, it is transferring part of the value of your money to themselves.

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The Economist(@TheEconomist) 's Twitter Profile Photo

โ€œWe are in an extremely dangerous situation, and Western policy is exacerbating these risks,โ€ warns the political scientist in a guest essay for The Economist econ.st/3MQJNdh

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John Redwood(@johnredwood) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Bank of England created too much money to give us inflation. It should not now take it out on us by slowing the economy too much. It has stopped printing so inflation should fall after a peak this spring. The big cuts in real income will slow the economy anyway.

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