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Politics, politics, politics (so long and thanks for all the fish)
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Sounds a bit like you did
It clearly wasn't austerity, it was taxing and spending more than any government in peacetime history.
Most of the tax goes.on the NHS.
I'd genuinely love to see it.
But I've been following scientific articles long enough to know when "nearly there" is more hope than it is reality.
But I've been following scientific articles long enough to know when "nearly there" is more hope than it is reality.
Rorschach
Mel Hopkins
Is this a reply to me?
The levelised cost in high-irradiance regions is already sub $50 for solar + battery. That's cheaper than anything else. Solar has been the cheapest form of power production for some time, but now solar + battery is now king in sunny regions - Australia, California, and China have crossed that price point. That's why they have giant grid-scale batteries everywhere already. They predict a 30-50% further drop in battery prices in the next few years and every one of those predictions has been wrong for years and things have come in cheaper.
parj
Reto Ziegler
Braverman has said on day one they want to get rid off the Equality Act 2010,and Matt Goodwin has openly talked about taxing childless women, and Danny Kruger wants to end no-fault divorces.
In top of all of that, Farage has historically said "maternity pay of lunacy" and that women with kids are worth less than men.
Sounds a bit like you did
It clearly wasn't austerity, it was taxing and spending more than any government in peacetime history.
No. You presented it as a counter to the idea of austerity. There was austerity. There is now. The reason they spent record amounts was Covid and aging population.
No it does not. It goes on Welfare and most of that is pensions.