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Uk cost of living crisis

By Larry • August 26, 2022 13:41:37 • Last updated on: December 09, 2022 12:22:33 • 27,823 views • 6,681,127 impressions • 4 comments • 2 likes
Uk cost of living crisis, mainstream media and politicians want uk citizens to believes that the war in Ukraine is the cause of energy price hikes and there is no easy solution. A household gas and electricity bills has just jumped from £1,900 to £3,549 a year. 

What the mainstream media and politicians will not tell you is how much is taxes and why energy companies triple their profits, British gas from £250 millions to £1.3 billion It shows how the uk government can destroy it own economy with taxes and vat. All UK energy bills include 46% tax, So the government makes more money when the price goes up. The government takes 46% of the £3,549.

The news and the conversations should be on the root cause, unfortunately mainstream media and politicians are not allowed to talk about it.The root cause is greedy energy companies, they all triple their profits. And the role of OFGEN.The chief executive don't care, Because his bonus of £15,000 a year can pay five household gas and electricity bills. Is all scam, all UK regulators work with the companies and the institutes they suppose to regulates against the consumers. 

The government allowed energy companies like British gas to fucked up the uk economy, destroying lives. Is time for workers strike all over the country. 

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Created: August 26, 2022

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Foxy

Created on: 18 Oct 2022, 18:27

Last updated on: 18 Oct 2022, 18:37

This is what happens when citizens are program not to talk about taxes. They must be fake or stupid to believe that the uk government have helped with energy bills. Here is the breakdown, 46% of the uk energy bills is taxes and vats.

To all uneducated uk citizens, the uk government makes more money when the price goes up there for the uk government wants the energy bill to stay high.

The uk government takes about £2.000 as taxes and vats from the customer and gives back to the customer from his own money £400 as help for living costs crisis.
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Wallace

Created on: 01 Sep 2022, 17:09

Last updated on: 02 Sep 2022, 14:10

What happen to bank of England?, I  thought the bank meant to control inflation, No, Bank of England is just another institution that must be protected even though it failed to control inflation. Bank of England duty is to raise interest rates, slow down the economy or push it into recession, UK inflation is control by Energy companies not bank of England.

Andrew Bailey. Bank of England governor must be laughing his heart out, £500,000 a year,  he will never feel the pain of inflation and I guarantee you, he is going to be reward with a huge benefit and OBE for failing to control inflation. Because the system always rewards failure. 
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Abraham

Created on: 30 Aug 2022, 18:18

Last updated on: 30 Aug 2022, 18:29

The british people must be ashamed,  A socialist system that allows the government to tax the british people to the bone, left and right so it can throw money on the NHS, child credits for millionaires and billionaires and billions a month to keep immigrants in hotels all over the country.

Western countries allows energy companies to fucked up their economics and blame it on global markets demand. Wow, global markets triple energ companies profits.
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Von

Created on: 26 Aug 2022, 14:02

Last updated on: 27 Aug 2022, 09:52

Oh my world,  what a fucked up socialist system, So, the uk government takes £1,632.56 as energy tax from the energy bill and gives back to the customer £400 for cost of living crisis.Without the taxes and vat the energy bill is £1,916.46.

The uk government knows how to tax it citizens to the bone, keep them poor with taxes and vats. They need to start building more metal health hospital, because it will become a booming business.

Ofgen staff has been rewarded for working with energy companies to robbed uk customers, a million pound bonus, not bad, add it to customers bills.

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