@dantomlinsonmp Pure gaslighting.
Bills are forecast to jump 16-27% from January,
Or £276–£450+ a year on the typical dual-fuel bill.
Current cap is £1,723. Forecasts go as high as ~£2,192.
Meanwhile ~43% of the UK’s total energy use is still met by net imports.
You live in clown land.
@hzomlot@PiersUncensored Did any Israelis vote in the elections in Gaza and the West Bank over 20 years ago?
No, they didn't.
But Palestinians voted in a jihadist terrorist group.
And that went so well.
@energygovuk@Miatsf Pure gaslighting.
Standing charge will not be removed until end of 2027.
Bills will be going up by around 27% in January.
Adding between £276 to £450+ annually.
And tax payers are subsidising £100 to A-D households.
Everybody is paying a lot more, some even more than others.
@liambyrnemp Hmm.
If someone has a maxed out credit card and then takes out another credit card to pay the interest on the first card,
They enter a doom loop of ever increasing interest debt and at some point will be declared bankrupt.
@linel345@TMasudin Correct.
They're not Israeli citizens.
And the Palestinians can vote. They just chose Hamas or Fatah.
But not for more than 20 years as they're not fans of democracy.
@ScotExpress How so exactly?
Her constituents are in Arbroath and Broughty Ferry, on the east coast of Scotland.
And roughly 2,500 miles away from the Jordan border crossing into the West Bank.