New Labour created UK's record high fuel prices (08Apr10)
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Every day is a dark day for motorists,ripped off for petrol,ripped off for insurance and ripped off for road tax,all that to get yourself to work to get ripped off some more,we get taxed to the hilt by this fucking useless government who are only interested in their own back pockets,wankers all of them
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and i agree with your points :-) but what is the answer. going back to gold is a fools way. (they own all the gold and can manipulate at will) and the money system as it is with inflation and deflation will kill its self again. one of the best systems seems to have been the "tally stick"
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of course if your an MP you can claim or get a huge car to travel around in you dont even have to drive it yourself if your a Mr Brown . Our tax rate is huge. Prudent brown
has done it again
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2 thirds of fuel costs go to the state. Fuck.
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Consumers=Idiots. This political class has got some balls, I have to admit. 75 pence tax per LITRE on Petrol. And there is a 170 BILLION pound deficit. WTF are they spending the money on!
the problem is no one here understands the reality of the money system.
the money has no value. is not bound to anything of value . and can be and is manipulated by the government/privat bank of england.
watch "money matters" or "international bankers" undersand a currency of fait money and inflation is bound to fail leaving the people pennyless
lookingforthemeaning 1 year ago
@lookingforthemeaning It's why they removed the "Gold Standard". Once that was done the governments could print however much "money" they liked, and screw their people in the process. You can't print gold, but you can print a tonne of worthless bits of paper.
liarpoliticians 1 year ago
@liarpoliticians you might not beable to print gold. but its value can be manipulated. as mr brownhole has showed us all. my idee is to use money that devalues its self after time. like that what was used in older times. where the kings called in all the money and handed out new money. keeping a percentage as cost covering for the newmoney. and no other duties needed. controling the money amout. making it useless for storing value. and so always in circulation
lookingforthemeaning 1 year ago
@lookingforthemeaning I agree, the price of gold can and is probably being manipulated, but that's the same for all commodities. But the basic premise is this, you still can't print gold, and paper money is still worthless bits of paper.
The governments got rid of the gold standard so they could create their ponzi paper money economy, backed by nothing.
liarpoliticians 1 year ago