You're not very good with percentages are you Quartermoonoid? I can understand why you don't want to acknowledge it.
You showed his ignorance on percentages previously, so he'll have to keep on and on and on trying to turn everything to that in the hope he can find anything at all that he can claim as a win. As you pointed out, he spins things so he's basically arguing with himself rather than the point you raised. It's a common trait among the ****witted leftie extremists.
Did you google most of that and then add on some waffle about the BoE Everyone knows why inflation spiked you fckwit. Yes some aftermath of Covid but also Ukraine+Brexit+Lizz Truss. It still doesn't change the fact that the reason most ppl have had to pay more income tax is because the income bands haven't increased and THAT is bcos of unprecedented tory financial mismanagement as well as blatant government corruption But you, who probably never mentioned BoE on here before reading it in the Daily Fail, want to blame them. You absolute pea brained imbecile
I think it's you that has no understanding how the economy works. Personally I think some moves by the BoE are done to protect the Tories, knowing an election is coming up sometime this year, but that's all subjective on my part but what I believe. In regards to affects on the economy having nothing to do with Brexit or Truss, what planet you on? I'm a Brexit voter and I always felt the affect on the economy would be a downturn for at least a decade, you can't just leave a massive bloc and not have an affect on your economy. As for Truss she should be in jail, even if it's for nothing more than being a complete porker. Anwways, I'm only here to say Happy New Year everyone
Just like Liz Truss sacking her senior finance civil servant who warned her what would happen if she went ahead with her Tufton St economic zealotry, he ploughs full-steam ahead through a minefield because he reckons it's not his fault there are mines there in the first place. And he lambasted Brown for printing money and saving the banks whilst Ben Bernanke, former head of the US Fed lauded Brown AND Darling for setting the lead in addressing the international crisis that originated from the US sub-prime economy. As for Brown and Darling not regulating the banks, every proposal to do so was met with utter hysteria by Cameron and Osbourne in Opposition, and in particular by the Tufton St nexus of The Spectator, The Telegraph, the IEA, and the rest of the alt-right, NeoCon fanatics.
