Things Aren't Looking Great for the UK
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Top Comments (10)
As a UK resident, I wanted to pick up on one point. Liz Truss wasn't really elected, she was chosen by the Conservatives as their new leader, after they forced out Boris Johnson. Which makes the mess that she's causing even worse.
As a British person in the UK right now, I can say things really don't feel great in the UK right now either. Lots of people are struggling and worrying how to get through the winter. Literally everyone I know thinks the government is incompetent and wants to get rid of them (although I live in North London which is quite a Labour stronghold), Liz Truss's approval is already as bad as Boris Johnson's was. Things are bleak.
"Imagine losing 5% of your savings overnight." I don't have to, happens every time I fall asleep with the heat running. Gas/Oil prices are just ludicrous right now.
I'm from the UK and what I find interesting is the lack of shock at this happening. I think it's because people are so used to government corruption.
You know you’re in trouble when a Cold Fusion video comes out about your country
Things are definitely heating up in the global financial system. In this episode we focus on the UK currency flash crash but I also touch on other global risk. Hope everyone out there stays safe. Also, thanks for watching.
I live in the UK. I work full time in a call centre, with sound engineering work on the side, and live in a tiny one-room studio apartment which takes half my wage. I wrote to the council asking for a payment plan on council tax, they haven't got back to me. I work next-door to Octopus energy, who are my supplier, and I know some of their staff. They are in such disarray that they aren't even bothering to chase me for my £1000 bill. The whole system feels like it's falling apart -nothing seems to work properly anymore. The Royal Mail are on strike. The rail workers are on strike. The only blessing in all of this chaos is that my debts are slipping through the cracks -for now. I have a degree in audio engineering and can't find adequate work because the music industry was killed by the pandemic, and if there was any life left in it, it'll be dead by January.
“Imagine losing 5% of your savings overnight.” 5% of zero is still zero.
"Imagine losing 5% of your savings overnight." This happens to me a few times a month. I call it grocery day.
I'm a working class British guy. The mood is apathy and distrust in the entire system. The people I'm close to were not surprised and are pretty certain they did it on purpose. They're not sure if the world governments are incompetent or evil but they think both is a very good assumption. The falling pound rarely comes up in conversation, they're more concerned about the price for heating their homes and inflation.
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As a UK resident, I wanted to pick up on one point. Liz Truss wasn't really elected, she was chosen by the Conservatives as their new leader, after they forced out Boris Johnson. Which makes the mess that she's causing even worse.
As a British person in the UK right now, I can say things really don't feel great in the UK right now either. Lots of people are struggling and worrying how to get through the winter. Literally everyone I know thinks the government is incompetent and wants to get rid of them (although I live in North London which is quite a Labour stronghold), Liz Truss's approval is already as bad as Boris Johnson's was. Things are bleak.
"Imagine losing 5% of your savings overnight." I don't have to, happens every time I fall asleep with the heat running. Gas/Oil prices are just ludicrous right now.
I'm from the UK and what I find interesting is the lack of shock at this happening. I think it's because people are so used to government corruption.
You know you’re in trouble when a Cold Fusion video comes out about your country
Things are definitely heating up in the global financial system. In this episode we focus on the UK currency flash crash but I also touch on other global risk. Hope everyone out there stays safe. Also, thanks for watching.
I live in the UK. I work full time in a call centre, with sound engineering work on the side, and live in a tiny one-room studio apartment which takes half my wage. I wrote to the council asking for a payment plan on council tax, they haven't got back to me. I work next-door to Octopus energy, who are my supplier, and I know some of their staff. They are in such disarray that they aren't even bothering to chase me for my £1000 bill. The whole system feels like it's falling apart -nothing seems to work properly anymore. The Royal Mail are on strike. The rail workers are on strike. The only blessing in all of this chaos is that my debts are slipping through the cracks -for now. I have a degree in audio engineering and can't find adequate work because the music industry was killed by the pandemic, and if there was any life left in it, it'll be dead by January.
“Imagine losing 5% of your savings overnight.” 5% of zero is still zero.
"Imagine losing 5% of your savings overnight." This happens to me a few times a month. I call it grocery day.
I'm a working class British guy. The mood is apathy and distrust in the entire system. The people I'm close to were not surprised and are pretty certain they did it on purpose. They're not sure if the world governments are incompetent or evil but they think both is a very good assumption. The falling pound rarely comes up in conversation, they're more concerned about the price for heating their homes and inflation.