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"There was absolutely nothing that those on benefits and low to medium wages did to put up the cost of food, the cost of fuel, the cost of clothes, the cost of mortgages and rents. Absolutely nothing."
Nothing like stating the obvious.

This was a well known fact before 2016, thankfully brexiteers had the foresight.

"Eurozone countries are seeing their influence on the global stage slowly fade away, according to billionaire investor Ray Dalio, largely thanks to the way Europeans work.
Dalio—who founded Bridgewater Associates, the world’s largest hedge fund—took to Twitter on Thursday to share his view that that the cohort of 19 states’ collective position was at risk.
Using a computer-generated reading of the region’s power based on metrics like education, innovation, military strength and trade, Dalio concluded that while the eurozone is currently the third largest power in the world, it is facing a gradual decline.”

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/ray-dalio-says-europeans-have-a-lower-than-average-work-ethic-that-s-making-the-euro-zone-a-declining-power/ar-AA14gjG8

"re-read my posts if you still do not understand the point. They will clear everything up for you"

Epro, yet another condescending comment from you. I have no need to re-read your posts as I know the tone/point of your original post there is nothing for me to clear up, that part is now irrelevant.
But alas still no answer to my original point, only waffle as you say, so I'll keep this simple for you.
My reply to your post was this…
“coercive autocracy
Nothing wrong in saying how it is, or perhaps you disagree."
So do you agree or disagree?
Would you describe China as a coercive autocracy?
It's a simple yes or no without the dithering

Here's the perfect answer for all the undemocratic morons who keep on about brexit.
No fuss, no bother they are bending over backwards to accommodate you all.

"New "Nomad visa" to be launched on January 1, new life in Spain awaits
Up to five years of residence, tax breaks and plenty of sun."
It appears they can't do without us. Missing us already, pity, we are not missing you.

https://amp.majorcadailybulletin.com/news/local/2022/11/17/107883/mallorca-news-nomad-visa-launched.html

Have a good weekend all.

Pffft indeed Epro.
Genuine mistake, certainly not lying, not twisted, the report came from the United Nations. The source is immaterial in this discussion, that's just you trying to deflect your answer. However I'll own up to that trivial mistake, unlike you who could never admit to being wrong. But that's not what I asked you is it?

You can deviate all you like Epro but you can't describe China's political system. I'll help you out.
"The Chinese political system is authoritarian. There are no freely elected national leaders, political opposition is suppressed, all religious activity is controlled by the CCP, dissent is not permitted and civil rights are curtailed. Elections in China occur under a single-party authoritarian political system,"
Now we know it's a communist state along with Cuba, Laos, North Korea, and Vietnam but that sounds like a “coercive autocracy” to me.
Do you agree? If you do then you'll agree with Boris, I wonder if you can say it, can you?

We've had so much flannel from you Epro, the Steve Bray of the Lloyds BB.
You would be far more suited to College Green than posting on here, along with another foul mouthed lefty foghorn that is machiismo.

When you question posters integrity there are a certain type who can't defend their words and motives and when challenged the usual response is to filter that person. Ring any bells?
Didn't see an answer last night.
So what is it Epro, a coercive autocracy or what? No more flannel, do you agree that was a fair description?

Like I said Epro there's nothing wrong in saying how it is.
You read your favourite news source, the guardian, what else and suprise suprise, there was an article ****ging off a conservative MP.
I bet you couldn't wait to post it on here being the good lefty that you are.
So I'll ask again how would you describe China?

Now here's a clue from the same article….
"A new report in Foreign Policy says that China's suppression of Uighurs, Kazakhs and other chiefly Muslim ethnic minorities in northwest China now meets the United Nations definition of genocide."
Don't *****foot around if that's what they are say it, now let's here you say it Epro unless you disagree.
I won't reply anymore, can't spend all evening on here but I'll look for your reply.
Incase you forgot I'll remind you again and nevermind Asians in Singapore. If you disagree with Boris's interpretation, how would you describe China?

Ps. Don't let your preoccupation with promoting leftwing rhetoric and deriding the present government influence your answer.

Cut the flannel, how would you describe China?

“coercive autocracy”
Nothing wrong in saying how it is, or perhaps you disagree.

The opposition not knowing the numbers, absolute rubbish.
Can't they read? They have access to the most up-to-date forecast issued by the OBR yesterday.
Having supported Truss's giveaway parts they can't explain where the money is coming from. Anyone with an ounce of sense would never tick a box that had a Labour member's name next to it.
To do that you would have to be young, stupid and probably both. Never forget all these socialist have supported Corbyn in the past just like their MPs.

Who knows, but he's not the town idiot.

Hunt sums up his budget:
“There may be a recession made in Russia but there is a recovery made in Britain”

Minimum wage increase another big thank you from the Tesco shelf filler that is Gazzleberry.

More money for devolved nation's.
Let's hear a thank you from the chuckle brothers.

If he's finished with windfall taxes I note that CNA dropped, Lloyds was positive.

There's your dividend tax allowance gone?

Re: Interest rates
Nevermind the mortgagor, the government can't afford the repayments.

LONDON (Reuters) - Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey criticised a plan being considered by Britain's government to give itself veto powers over post-Brexit financial rules written by independent watchdogs, including the British central bank.
"Part of competitiveness is having an effective legal system, and part of it is having an effective regulatory system ... We must not threaten that," Bailey told the Treasury Committee in Britain's parliament on Wednesday.
Bailey said the proposal might complicate Britain's attempts to restore its reputation internationally after the recent turmoil in financial markets caused by the short-lived economic programme of former prime minister Liz Truss.
"We have damaged our reputation internationally ... it will take longer to rebuild that reputation that it will do to correct the gilt curve," he said.
The government has said it will delay proposing the new powers for the finance ministry after opposition from the BoE, leading to speculation that it will be watered down or shelved.

You're right Theosus, these things do happen and when the media gets hold they'll create a worse case. The US markets shrugged it off quite quickly and finished on the plus side.
We await a collective response from the west….. maybe!
LBG SP still struggling though some things never change.

'LBG SP' sounds like an acronym for something that has taken prominence from some minority groups lately lol.

"We can all read the news thanks, don't need every article copy pasted here."
This was breaking news moron, whereas we have to listen to your anti brexit ramblings every day about a democratic referendum that happened over six years ago. Get real.

No worries it's only transitory.
How many times will you hear 11.1% on your media of choice today? I've heard it four times already.