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She's not a witch. As I said, doesn't qualify. Light years from reaching that level.

The movie is getting interesting again.

@Laura Moved your post for you

Good short CH (7mins) => viewtopic.php?p=6527#p6527

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Pixel8r wrote: ↑Wed Aug 03, 2022 6:40 pm @Laura Moved your post for you

^^ oops. Yes, great Clif, until the 13 out of 14 part. That stops me "spreading the word" by about 90%.

Half a percent on 1.25% - + unaffordable fuel.... Kind of (((them))) to start the next show in summer I thought

They are doing nothing to contain inflation at all. Just pretending to be taking action. Good job the cost of food and energy are excluded from the cooked CPI figures.

^ Pretending, yes of course. First spotted by me when Soros made his 'bet', & thousands lost their homes.. Then BTL was a great idea to get the repos away

Followed by a huge surge to Old Labour. John Smith dies at just the right time, and Teflon boy sweeps in

As rates increase people will start to understand that this has always been their plan. "You will own nothing and (Blackrock/Vanguard will) be happy'"

Will we be allowed to buy the repos? Or will there still be a "shortage of property"? - Thousands starving or vaxxed to death. Can't let that show in a property surplus, but there's no need for that with Babylonian magic 'money'. It's another win win.

The KM are on the ropes (according to CH), so lets us wait and see how this plays out. Personally I think the top of the KM has already been dealt with and we are watching a scripted movie to expose reality to the MSM consumers.

Bank of England hikes rates as it predicts 13% inflation and long recession

^ The inflation was baked in the cake because of the scamdemic money printing, nothing to do with Putin. It was also here before the Ukraine situation kicked off.

Inflation is expected to remain above 10% into next spring but then to fall sharply to below its 2% target by the middle of 2024.

^ Sharp fall due to a lack of "useless eaters" to 'flate at?

Yes, That can be the only thing they are thinking.

I'm pleased I was sitting down when I saw the size of my age-related pension increase.

Good or bad?

Pixel8r wrote: ↑Sat Aug 06, 2022 11:07 pm Good or bad?

@25p/week, my mind processing seized before that stage

Wow, such generosity with Inflation raging.

Yes it is. The number 25 matches the recent percentage increase in council tax and service charges on the neo-penthouse.

We are not worthy of existence according to the UN.

^ The poor dears have still to grasp the point of these visits to the melting pot.