Heating And Food Costs Soaring
In Britain Due To Global Developments And Economic
Neglect By Prime Minister Boris Johnson And Fellow
Tory Politicians
April 4. 2022
Boris Johnson
Heating costs in Britain are soaring
to unprecedented highs under Prime Minister Boris
Johnson, so much so Britons are angrily complaining
online. However, Johnson, whose sole interest in
becoming Prime Minister was to throw around the
title, have lavish parties and enrich his circle at
the expense of the British taxpayers, isn't fussed
about the dire situation.
For years I warned on this site and
Twitter.com in time stamped items that the British
government needs to raise taxes on the rich (small
5% increase) and use it to fund projects to help the
homeless, build affordable housing for Brits trying
to get on the property ladder, provide tuition for
needy students and give energy subsidies to help
offset the electric bills of poor people in Britain
(as hypothermia is a real and dangerous possible
outcome to those who cannot afford to properly heat
their homes).
However, Johnsons did no such thing,
as the rich are his friends and he wouldn't dare
upset them with a tax increase in favor of the
working class. Instead, he unconscionably raised
taxes on the poor (Britain's Prime Minister Boris
Johnson Announces Tax Increase On The Poor While Letting The Rich Slide
(Video)).
Screencap of April 2, 2022 article from LBC
Really, we're expecting too much of
a man who blackmailed members of his own political
party (Britain's Prime Minister Boris
Johnson Under Investigation By The Metropolitan Police For Blackmailing
Members Of Parliament And Violating Pandemic Rules).
Putin's illegal war on Ukraine has
now sent gas and oil prices soaring overnight,
resulting in people in Britain facing added energy
costs. If Johnson and his predecessors May and
Cameron had simply listened to sound advice Britain
would be in a much better position right now.
Sweeping poverty will cost people their lives if you
don't get your act together or resign, Boris.
For over 4-years I've also written
that Britian needs to grow more of its own food and
that has not happened either. Now that Britain has
left the EU, food costs in Britain are also soaring,
which has also been made worse by the coronavirus
pandemic and war in Ukraine (major wheat supplier).
These developments will promote
massive poverty and greatly deteriorate Britain, a
nation of nearly 70 million people, while Boris sits
idly by, if something is not done about it. The
British economy is going to be in a very bad way if
something is not done. A proper financial
intervention needs to be staged.
My time stamped tweets from years ago and last
year warning about the then forthcoming problems
with energy and food costs that have now happened:
Previous site article warning about
potential problems which were not heeded then they
happened:
STORY SOURCE
Anger over Big Ben £80m revamp as families
struggle to heat homes
2 April 2022, 19:34 People have hit
out at the Government for spending millions on
restoring Big Ben as the UK suffers a cost of living
crisis People have hit out at the Government for
spending millions on restoring Big Ben as the UK
suffers a cost of living crisis.
There is growing anger over Big
Ben's £80 million restoration as thousands of Brits
face a crippling combination of soaring bills,
rising national insurance and record levels of
inflation. Listen to this article Loading audio...
But as the UK faces a worsening cost
of living crisis that experts have warned could lead
to people starving, freezing or considering suicide,
many have questioned whether the money could have
been better spent elsewhere.
One Twitter user wrote: "This
country is absolutely crying on its knees with
benefit cuts and rises in the cost of gas,
electricity, petrol, food and national insurance but
it's ok cause Big Ben's had an £80m spruce up."
Another compared the cost to what
was offered by the Government to help children on
free school meals, writing: "Big Ben got more
government aid than British children did with the
cost of their school meals."...
https://www.lbc.co.uk