There’s a quite astonishing admission in a civil service report mentioned on Bishop Hill.
I am just reading from the Report, which is an agreed Report. It says, and the Chair has already quoted this, “consumers are thought to be better placed to absorb the impact of high inflation than generators”. Why did you come to the conclusion that “consumers are thought to be better placed to absorb the impact of high inflation than generators”?’ (Chair)
The Policy monkey called Hugo Robson, then tries to evade the question then attacks his own report for using the word “high” inflation and ultimately he does not answer the question.
The answer of course, is that unlike the renewables scamsters who more or less control DECC, the poor consumer is attacked because they are seen by everyone as totally gullible and willing to put up with any nonsense they forced on them. And the other truth, is that (almost) none of these MPs cared one jot about the way their constituents were being treated by these contemptuous scum in the civil service nor the way the renewables scamsters more or less controlled government policy until people like UKIP came along to offer the voters an alternative.
Now, as we fast approach the UK election, I hope these MPs are realising that renewables are a vote loser and they can no longer pretend to be serious about supporting the average voter when according to their own report the average household has been subject to “high inflation”.
Too little too late!
18 years without warming! So next year, there will be voters too young to have seen any increase in global temperature and these morons in parliament are still doing the renewables scamsters bidding and forcing up energy bill with HIGH INFLATION.
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