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Ursula-von-der-leyen has the gig now following a long line of Aristocracratic Nazis .

 

It's the EUROPEAN UNION that invites all these poor refugees into the EUROPEAN UNION , after NATO took out Gaddafi.

Merkel let millions in.

Knowing full well some will reach England & put into Tory concentration camps.

The German Nazis formed NATO too .


We should give those poor concentration camp prisoners amnesty & deport them back home to live in freedom.

 

6 million refugees
Divided by 5 years
1200000 ÷ 365

= 3287 refugees per day put in G4S Tory concentration camp ovens.

That's a lot of shoes

 

3287 refugees per day so ÷ 24 = 136 per hour .

Let's say 4 ovens so 34 refugees baked per hour non stop round the clock for 5 years .

That's without, cleaning maintenance or oven malfunctions.

Nearly as bad as Jan six

 

She who pays the piper chooses the tune .

Which country gives the most money to the EU?
Germany
Germany tops the ranking, putting in 25.6 billion euros more than it gets out, followed by France with net contributions of 12.4 billion euros.27 Jun 2023

 

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Gammon sniffer is going to have to pay Elon to get his daily Twitter fix

https://www.euronews.com/next/2023/09/19/elon-musk-suggests-that-x-formerly-known-as-twitter-could-go-behind-a-paywall#:~:text=Next Biztech news-,Elon Musk suggests that X, formerly known as Twitter,could go behind a paywall&text=The billionaire told Israel's prime,for access to the platform.

The billionaire told Israel's prime minister that the move could help combat bots which imitate human behaviour.

The social network X, formerly known as Twitter, may force users to pay for access to the platform

 

Do you think the Country that props up the EUROPEAN UNION & all the ****ty countries that never pay in has more power than say Luxembourg or Romania ?

It was the Germans we had to beg to leave & it's the Germans that punish countries like Greece , Poland or Hungary if they get into debt or won't accept their share of " refuges " that the Germans invited into the Shengen zone .

Ursula was in charge of the Pfizer contracts & funding Zelenskyy for example

 

https://x.com/dave43law/status/1704098666259124656?s=20.

 

Bullshitter Farage - again.

https://x.com/Kevin_Maguire/status/1704107355879682070?s=20

 

Chortle.

https://x.com/BritainElects/status/1704104781919227921?s=20

 

Ha ha your twitter X posts are just links now .

Are you going to pay when you're locked out altogether?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-66850821

 

I can finally take the Gammon sniffer X spam accounts off ignore.

Well done Elon

 

It's going to be expensive paying all those X paywall blockers on the spam accounts

Elon is a marketing genius

 

One year after a mini-Budget meltdown, Bank of England prepares to test the market

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) will publish the August inflation figures on Wednesday and they will be bad news for Rishi Sunak’s promise to half inflation this year, as inflation will surely have gone up thanks to the rise in oil/petrol prices in the last month. Analysts are forecasting 7 per cent inflation up from July’s 6.8 per cent. Clueless Labour will doubtless be crowing about 13 years of Tory failure. Of course the ONS could have got the numbers wrong (again) but any corrections are always months later.

On Thursday the Bank of England (BoE) Monetary Policy Committee (MPS) meets to decide on interest rates. Analysts expect the BoE to raise rates by a quarter of a per cent. At the same time, the BoE will be considering whether to raise the rate at which it is selling government bonds.

If they decide to sell more bonds, it will be interesting to see how the markets react.

In 2022 when the BoE started to sell some of its £875bn bond pile at a bigger rate, it blew out the pension fund market and had to buy a load more bonds the following day to save the underwriters. It got away with this as the blame was attributed to the Liz Truss / Kwasi Kwarteng mini-budget that the markets did not like either – even the Telegraph headline does it.

As it is, the taxpayer is getting screwed over good and proper as inflated interest rates mean that the BoE bond sales are totalling up to a £110bn loss over the lifetime of Quantitative Easing (QE). So 15 years of ‘free’ money from the BoE is now not looking as ‘free’ – but I guess if you live in a house that has trebled in value over that period (like Keir Starmer) you are not too worried about the nation spreading the cost of QE failure across everyone.