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  Roaring Lovely October 1, 2022 at 5:38pm

  

  Trees have sustained life in Europe caves and houses for over 40,000 years! So why do cabals want you to beleive that natural gas or electricity or nuclear are matters of life and death? Gas is not a basic need. Gas is about convenience, not necessity. Life can go on without it. Trees are time tested far better than gas! The latter is yet to prove its sustainability!
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  AlternateEarth October 1, 2022 at 4:02pm

  tree farm trees grow in three years and are designed for paper pupulp and building materials fortified by industrial glue-
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  AlternateEarth October 1, 2022 at 2:35pm

  Trump admin was working on increasing shipping LNG to Europe before the false flag war with Ukraine started-somebody had a contractor destroy the Russian gas pipes-
  “We appreciate that the [Joe] Biden administration has been working with European allies to expand fuel exports to Europe, [but] a similar effort should be made for New England,” a group of governors from New England said in a letter to Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm this summer.
  https://www.naturalnews.com/2022-09-30-us-facing-natural-gas-shorta...

  US facing natural gas shortage due to record LNG exports to Europe – NaturalNews.com
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  Drekx Omega October 1, 2022 at 12:43pm

  

  OK....This change in policy is important to we in the UK......Currently, we are fighting globalist orthodoxy, whether you get it, or not...We do....
  To assist all readers understand what I'm alluding to, I'll add this GB News video...Well summed up....
  
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IneAcNKDMpg
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  Roaring Lovely October 1, 2022 at 12:29pm

  

  Also I don't see how manipulation of taxes by politicians, together with manipulation of interests by central banks is a 'free market'. The pple are not free to or not to pay taxes, for instance.
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  Roaring Lovely October 1, 2022 at 12:21pm

  I don't think there is an historical examples in all cases. Specifically, an example of a successful 'tax cut' during inflation. It is not hard to understand how tax reduction might boost growth if the country is in a deflation. But during inflation, the country is struggling to reduce the money in circulation, so more taxes seems to be the way foward. So it is this combination of slow growth and inflation that is problematic, and I don't think there are many examples.
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  Drekx Omega October 1, 2022 at 8:59am

  

  Although it seems counter-intuitive to many who are not living in a free market economy, or never have had one, historical analysis has confirmed that when taxes are lowered, it encourages spending and growth. It also encourages investments into small and medium business...So as the economy grows, the size of the "pie" increases. So governments actually increases tax revenues, in spite of lower taxe rates, because of the economic growth....
  
  We in Britain always observe this when the voters alternate governments, between the Labour party high taxation and the Conservative party low taxation....Albeit, in recent years, the Conservatives have been following the guidleines of the central banks and controlling dark cabal, as they seek to implode their own financial system, to make way for the great reset....BUT, recently, the Tories have changed course, and defied the cabal "controlled demolition," by returning to classic Thatcherite taxation and growth modelling....The BoE has got on board with this, too...
  Or true free market capitalism....And there is a massive difference between capitalism and corporatism.....
  The former favours small and medium business, the latter, larger concerns, such as multi-national conglomorates....
  The dark cabal plan was to destroy all small businesses,as you may have seen during the fake pandemic, "covid lockdowns." That is no longer being allowed to happen and the LIGHT is fighting back..
  
  Roaring I also posted videos alongside my comments and they should aid you, in understanding these conservative, free-market principles...Socialism is the driving system in Kenya..?? That is the anti-thesis of free-market capitalism....Please confirm that Kenya runs such a socialist economy, which could explain why this policy approach to taxation, is unfamiliar to you...
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  Roaring Lovely October 1, 2022 at 8:21am

  

  Note that U.K. exemplifies the kind of 'sham democracy' I have been talking of. People elect leaders to do one thing, yes, but some powerful individuals creates conditions that drives the opposite results. Such is how Biden was forced to back Saudi etc.
  
  In U.K., the cabals 'paniced', causing the pound to fall, forcing the bank to raise interest rate. So the money gotten by cut tax might as well go to the bank, in search for the high interests, rather than going to stimulate the economy, as desired.
  
  So the 'original sin' is to let 1% of population control a country's 80% of the wealth! Like Rothschild said; If I have the country's money, then I don't care what president you elect!". Yes, you can't beat such tycoons in an 'economic war' of any sort. They have endless knobs for adjusting the economic enviroments to suite them!
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  Roaring Lovely October 1, 2022 at 6:00am

  

  Quote:
  "When you cut the top rate of tax, you increase revenues coming into the treasury..."
  
  Reply:
  
  please explain how this can happen. Isn't the tax the source of revenue?
  
  Quote:
  "When you cut corporation (business) tax, it helps small and medium size business, not just large conglomorates with clever tax lawyers..."
  
  Reply:
  agreed, and I add that taxes are also 'cut throat competition' that favours large and established businesses and destroys small and upcoming ones.
  
  Quote:
  
  "When you cut income tax and national insurance, people have more to spend on the economy...."
  
  Reply:
  
  ...Minus the money the government would have spent in the same economy
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  Roaring Lovely October 1, 2022 at 5:30am

  What? some trees grow in 3 years! Fossil fuel develope for billions of years, and humans are exhausting them in centuries!