Chomper Higgot

Let’s see how you react as public opinion moves further against Brexit.

The problems of Brexit are now starting g to be openly discussed in Mainstream Media. No amount of denial, or head burying is going to hide the facts as they become increasingly obvious. The promised sunlit uplands haven’t materialized, nor will they.

But do you have a link to back up this system?

Are you aware some of us have memories:

£20million, is that all. The Government is handing out hundreds of millions to oil companies: https://www.bigissue.com/news/environment/oil-giants-shell-and-bp-have-been-handed-700m-of-taxpayer-cash-despite-bumper-profits/

Can you back up this startling assertion?

I’ve got an idea for a hot air driven electricity generator.

Don’t forget to take your own road with you when you go for a drive.

And yet renewables are a growing part of global energy provision. Some ideas fail, others succeed, was it ever thus.

I guess somebody living in a Condo with no opportunity to install solar cells to power their unit must be denied an opinion on the matter because you think they haven’t walked the walk. Regardless of who it is installing solar energy systems, solar energy is firmly part of global power provisions now and into the future. Luddites don’t seem able to grasp that reality.

The answer is available for those who look: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_power_in_the_United_Kingdom

And not enough workers across all sectors, hampering the growth, productivity the UK so desperately needs.

WRT US politics, you’ve been wrong about everything in the run up to the mid terms. What makes you think you are right now?

And dwindling population. I suggest you don’t stay into old age, there will be nobody there to take care of you or pay the taxes for thanking care of you.

The people telling you the NHS is a black hole are the same people who sold Brexit to the nation.

You are correct, well insomuch as it’s not only Brexit. But Brexit is a significant factor in the problems the UK economy is facing right now and until Brexit is reversed. (Take note, there is no free trade deal with the US on the horizon and certainly no sight of sunny uplands on which to graze those Brexit unicorns).

A person in a one bedroom bed sit pays the same tax as a person in a mansion….. that poll tax! Or are you on about the first poll tax that gave rise to riots in the Middle Ages? https://media.nationalarchives.gov.uk/index.php/revolt-story-englands-first-protest/

Thank you for evidence of lorry driver shortages being a cause of critical supply chain problems impacting the the UK economy. A Facebook group of guys saying they are not happy is not evidence of anything other than a Facebook group of guys saying they are not happy.

Please be more precise. Which EU countries is the UK doing better than and on what basis is the UK doing better?

Links please.

I suggest you get yourself over there, they need all the help they can get: https://japan-forward.com/japans-population-decline-is-a-national-emergency/?gsearch=click&gclid=Cj0KCQiApb2bBhDYARIsAChHC9uZjV6KmMTO9pcfXsZRR1TQCQ9_Sp46fbDLmwGljzP4vrntLS3Y-bcaAnkoEALw_wcB

Where is your evidence that Next, or any other business for that matter, were paying immigrant workers far below minimum wage? The basis of calculating unemployment has changed multiple times since 1974, always to reduce the reported number.

You don’t have to, just hold them accountable for the problems they created and/or made worse.

Nevertheless this Brexit champion is now suddenly aware that Brexit is damaging his business, like it’s damaging many other UK businesses.

Let’s see if you can work this out. Oil, arriving from Russia, Saudi Arabia and a few other equally unpleasant places can be switched off overnight. Result, immediate energy crisis. Rare Earth minerals already installed in already commissioned generating equipment and power storage systems can’t be switched off overnight. And China isn’t going to control Rare Earth supplies for much longer: https://www.investmentmonitor.ai/sectors/extractive-industries/china-rare-earths-dominance-mining