"Green" policies are destroying this country

😂😂 says this guy.

Mods should be taking a look at your posting history tbh.

oh ffs, this is how public money creation is done, when governments run a deficit, and yes, all money is magically created, the two main ways in modern economies is when governments run a deficit, and when banks create loans, new money is always regularly created by both of these methods, noting taxation is not money creation, new debt is, this process is also called 'monetisation of debt'! once again, money expansion has been of its greatest amount in the last few decades, in human history, by both of these methods, while causing little or no inflation, inflation only turned up when there was severe disruption to global supply chains and global energy markets, i.e. money creation has played little or no roll in this inflation period, but is regularly used by particular ideologies, primarily Austrian and neoclassically based ideologies, in trying to explain it. thank you for the link, but i ll decline to watch it, as its more than likely linked to either or both ideologies. its also important to note, most money created in the last few decades has been used, to inflate asset markets, hence why most asset prices are in an inflated state, such as property markets. if deficits are used in productive means, as has been to some degree thought-out covid, they can be beneficial to all, such as use could be in expanding our renewables networks, and not just towards primary asset owners......

Do you even know what point you are trying to make, or do you even have a point to make, because I`ll be damned if I can find one in your recent posts.

What is there for you to point out.

I have already on numerous occasions said that China are manufacturing solar panels using not just a cheap and very dirty fossil fuel, but they are also using slave labour in doing so. They are also now taking advantage of the war in Ukraine to stock up on cheap oil.

So please do tell where in that do you believe I am spoofing unless you believe none of that is true ?

Lol. OK let's spell this out in words you just may be able to understand

I have explained in several comments how the EU marginal price policy works and why electricity prices here and in Europe (to quote one poster I replied to) were "sky high". All that is verifiable fact. So show me where anything I've said there is wrong or 'spoof'?

No where have I claimed it's "flawed".

As to your abusive, ignorant and frankly stupid comments, I see you're now back to accusing posters of having multiple accounts.

I get that some here may feel sorry for you with that, but anyone who does that type of thing repeatedly seriously needs some help.

. . inflation only turned up when there was severe disruption to global supply chains and global energy markets. .

Richard Cantillion wrote:

“The river, which runs and winds about in its bed, will not flow with double the speed when the amount of water is doubled.”

Inflation has always been pushing prices up for all goods, that rate was something people can cope with, unless you happen to be in Venezuela or Zimbabwe over the past few decades, the policy decisions in the EU about the type of energy we are restricted to consuming means the diversions of the flow have changed, inflation is regarded as "good" when it shoves up the prices of assets like buildings and shares, when it noticeably shoves up the day to day living costs faster that our incomes rise, us plebeians get real unhappy. That unhappiness is what the government is reacting to when it came up with the "€200 grant", they were assuming this is a short term blip. They did not reckon on the consequences of disrupting the Swift payment exchange when their biggest energy supplier on whom the random energy generation depends turned on them.

The ECB are trapped by their foolish policy of negative interest rates in place since 2014, coupled with very foolish political actions by EU and American politicians mean the Euro currency expiry has been bought forward. Germany is now paying for its gas in rubles by the back-door using Gazprombank. Without the gas random energy fails often and issuence of more debt cannot solve the problem of no supply, but it will rise the cost of living as the first receivers of the new money outbid those at the end of the chain. Eventually the system becomes unstable and the ECB are forced into a last ditch attempt to save the Euro by increasing rates hard and fast and in the process bringing down the sovereign debt bond bubble.

Says the biggest joke on this thread.

Do you seriously believe that anybody on here does not see that you are waffling on about making a magical overnight jump from non reliable renewables to 100% reliable renewables, using 100% reliable renewables that we do not have, and will not have for many years to come.

Or that anybody does not see, regardless of how often you are asked, how we can achieve this magical transition without the the need for natural gas. The only E.U. approved transition energy source we can use unless you want to build a nuclear plant.