Well Teddy, Rayner knows how to put bungle in the corner-he"s scared to death of her im pmqsWes Streeting was great for the London taxi trade in the past, so tick for him, Lisa Nandy and Yvette Cooper are ok, compared to Nadine Dorries, Dom Dover Rabb, the home secretary way out of her depth on Russia and their foreign secretary told her to her face, Jacob nanny , the list is endless Teddy, nothing to see here!

To be honest i thought it a pointless task, I saw some more but whats the point? If you are happy with bungle and his cronies, enjoy the ride Teddy, and what ever you do, don"t tax the energy companies, just pay double yourself-whats not to like!

We could indeed but you've already expressed an opinion on them.

Ok so how much tax would it make and how should it be distributed and in what amounts. Then who do you get the money from next year as you can only do this once before the accountants ‘cook’ the books. I mean you must have had chums that did that in the past with your former employment; hell you may even have done it yourself !

No amount of fiddling with the economy is going to fix it.

We have reached the stage where the elites are simply looting what's left in the coffers before the inevitable crash.

Why do you think we and the US are sending (and creating from nothing) absolutely huge amounts to Ukraine when we are on the verge of the worse economic collapse in living memory? How many people do you think are going to take a cut of the $40 billion supposedly heading to Ukraine from the US for example? (when people cannot buy baby milk or have to pay $100 dollars for it).

We in the UK created 100's of billions of pounds out of thin air and gave it to corporations for "COVID" and the government in the process shut down small businesses and paid healthy people to sit at home and do nothing. Everything makes sense when you see it as a transfer of wealth in only one direction.

Treasury bosses have been criticised for authorising £500,000 of taxpayers’ money to be spent on focus groups and polls amid the cost of living crisis.

Deltapoll, an independent public opinion consultancy firm, was selected to carry out the work with an option to extend the contract for another year which would take the potential total cost to £1m.

“The government apparently has half a million to spend on spin doctors while Jacob Rees-Mogg is threatening to axe thousands of civil service jobs in the name of cost-saving, throwing working people under the bus once again.

“At the start of the pandemic, the Treasury justified their spending on focus groups and polls as an emergency measure to test the impact of different policy options, but now this is little more than a taxpayer-funded vanity exercise for a chancellor desperate to repair his image.