@Travis_4_Trump It’s amazing how those sneaky democrats have got their people in to every voting centre to rig the election. Stay strong people and remember- the successful legal cases we bring with solid evidence will turn the election round again like last time.
@bmay So, if fracking was happening on a large scale, was she proposing to nationalise it or bring in price controls? Without doing so, it would be sold on world markets for the highest price and make no difference to our domestic energy prices.
@VintageMrHobbes I love beer and pubs and when I’m out I quite like a 2/3. I like higher strength beers and a pint is a a bit much for me if I’m going to try a couple of 5.5-6.0% IPA’s.
@fag__end@Otto_English@RobertJenrick Sounds a bit like English exceptionalism. The implication seems to be that the English do these things better than other countries. Unfortunately we’re probably average at most of them.
@JoeyMannarinoUS I seem to recall multiple attempts to alter the result of a legitimate election and encouraged an armed insurrection. Just for starters.
@CreativeDeduct@ArthurSwindel@MikeHolden42 So I got shafted by Liz Truss and I voted Labour but I’m wrong because all you Twitter experts know best about how Labour will kill the economy.
@CreativeDeduct@ArthurSwindel@MikeHolden42 Maybe they will go for growth by sorting out trade with Europe negating the need for significant tax rises or major public service cuts.
@ArthurSwindel@MikeHolden42@CreativeDeduct Yes because when she announced her intentions the markets tanked and had to abandon her plans. But the effects were real and cost me a significant sum of money.
@MikeHolden42@CreativeDeduct Cost me £4,000 as my pension company were processing my withdrawl when her mini budget happened. That’s an actual specific sum directly attributable to her and Kwarteng’s financial incompetence. I’m still angry.
@implausibleblog So is he arguing that the posts that media figures put out can cause real life risks to the recipients? Except the ones he puts out of course.