Britain breaking down economically

[WizardofSoda]

In free markets all the organizations like corporations, charities, non-profits, family businesses, they are adjusting their expenses all the time to be in line with revenues. Say a company's revenues fall by 30% but it keeps spending the same as before on expenses, then sooner or later it runs out of money, goes bankrupt. And the creditors take possession of the assets.

What happens when governments have hired way too many people, and are paying them too much money, and have promised millions and millions of government workers and their families benefits like pensions that are too much. It should be the government then does what happens in the private sector and cuts back its expenses to match its revenues. But politically the government can't do that, especially in a country where the majority of people work for the government, aka their families forming a majority of the voters.

What can the government do. They have to keep printing even into high inflation. Then raise the government payroll more slowly than the real rate of inflation. Thus effectively reducing their pay and benefits in real terms. Eg.. if inflation was 20% and you got a 4% pay increase, in reality you took a 16% pay cut in real terms. The same with pensions, someone might get $3,000 a month pension, and you can keep paying them $3,000 a month, just you are devaluing the currency year by year.


Once the government payroll and benefits have been sufficiently reduced in real terms to be affordable by the economy, then the process can be stopped and inflation returned to the 2% a year.

 

[JayGoptri]

Failing. Scary. Everywhere.

 

[WizardofSoda]

Failing. Scary. Everywhere.

I read Britain has had 4 finance ministers in the last 4 months. They are trying to blame the problems on the finance minister as if he can magically find $trillions worth of money to fix the problems.

 

[armis]

The (((EU))) globalists want total economic destruction for them to set an example on what happens if you leave their union.

USA could bail them out though. It could be why the UK is supporting Ukraine so heavily, it knows it needs to show it can still be an useful ally.

 

[WizardofSoda]

The (((EU))) globalists want total economic destruction for them to set an example on what happens if you leave their union.

USA could bail them out though. It could be why the UK is supporting Ukraine so heavily, it knows it needs to show it can still be an useful ally.

Good point it would be an excellent example to everybody not to leave if the UK went down after leaving.

Probably the US is going to have to bailout Britain and take control of all decision making of the UK government until it gets back on track which could be many years. The UK did show it weapons manufacturers are highly valuable with very advanced useful weapons systems.

No one within Britain has the political power to carry out the massive austerity to come. So it has to come from outside of Britain as loan conditions for the bailout.

 

[JayGoptri]

USA could bail them out though.

Where did you get this idea? Are you an American? Why does every non-American moron all of a sudden think that the US can bail out the EU, or anyone really? It's dead and started rotting...

 

[Noseman]

I read Britain has had 4 finance ministers in the last 4 months. They are trying to blame the problems on the finance minister as if he can magically find $trillions worth of money to fix the problems.

Just use the british federal reserve, USA is good at collecting debt so why not britain, Laughingpepe emoji

 

[WizardofSoda]

Just use the british federal reserve, USA is good at collecting debt so why not britain, Laughingpepe emoji

Basically they just have to keep printing even if inflation is 20%, and even if the British pound goes to shit on the foreign exchange. And then with 20% inflation give the government employees and pensioners 4% raises.

After a bunch of years of that the government expenditure will be at a sustainable level compared to government revenues.

 

[Noseman]

Basically they just have to keep printing even if inflation is 20%, and even if the British pound goes to shit on the foreign exchange. And then with 20% inflation give the government employees and pensioners 4% raises.

After a bunch of years of that the government expenditure will be at a sustainable level compared to government revenues.

That made no sense to my retard brain

 

[Knajjd]

There seems to be a real housing shortage too. Just not enough physical houses, even if the house is shared, given the number of people who need a house.

 

[WizardofSoda]

There seems to be a real housing shortage too. Just not enough physical houses, even if the house is shared, given the number of people who need a house.

If they weren't stupid that could be an economic boom building like 2 million condo units for people. And all the related infrastructure that has to go with those.

 

[WizardofSoda]

Something I have always agreed with is the EU has been saying there is no place for these small countries anymore. You need the superstate like the big countries have, because things are complex now. As usual there are some exceptions to this, like resource rich countries.

You also couldn't have a democracy where the leaders are all powerful and they switch every few years. It is too unstable to build up big time industrial capital and long term development projects.

The EU for example wisely made it so democracy has little to no impact on the decision making. They have a permanent governing class in Brussels.

Britain was like that in the Victorian era and before, there was the Empire bureaucracy in London that wasn't changing.

 

[Khanivore]

Politicians and economists going to an incel forum

 

[Academiciancel]

Where did you get this idea? Are you an American? Why does every non-American moron all of a sudden think that the US can bail out the EU, or anyone really? It's dead and started rotting...

Lol ikr... U.S. can't even bail California or NY out.

 

[verzetn]

yeah pretty much.

its why Greece went bankrupt


coz they couldnt print money coz the money printer is in Germany and France's hands

they couldnt play that stupid game thats played over and over in so many economies.

print = inflate away real wages = solving the excessive welfare problem

saw it through many years ago.

it could almost be called "smart", if not for the fact that the great masses are so stupid that such obvious game plan dont even seem apparent to them they'd riot if their wages are cut while inflation is flat, but 10% inflation with 2% rise is a-ok

i hate those government "workers" with passion. useless cunts often are rude as fuck, cant get fired, geting paid absurd of money doing fucking nothing. total parasites.

 

[WizardofSoda]

yeah pretty much.

its why Greece went bankrupt


coz they couldnt print money coz the money printer is in Germany and France's hands

they couldnt play that stupid game thats played over and over in so many economies.

print = inflate away real wages = solving the excessive welfare problem

saw it through many years ago.

it could almost be called "smart", if not for the fact that the great masses are so stupid that such obvious game plan dont even seem apparent to them they'd riot if their wages are cut while inflation is flat, but 10% inflation with 2% rise is a-ok

i hate those government "workers" with passion. useless cunts often are rude as fuck, cant get fired, geting paid absurd of money doing fucking nothing. total parasites.

Exactly even though its simple to us, its too complex for the masses to understand. So they would go apeshit if their wages got cut by 8%. But if you give them a 2% raise when inflation is 10% then they are happy. And you can do that year after year.

Basically the UK like nearly every country they just have way, way, way too many government employees and paying them way too much each. So it has to be brought back into balance.

 

[Sexless incel]

Scary

 

[Noseman]

Finally some loose teeth, Briish

 

[JayGoptri]

Lol ikr... U.S. can't even bail California or NY out.

Honestly foreigners have a very naieve view of how it all works in the U.S. And some Indians are especially annoying about it. They all insist they know things when they know almost nothing. I mean, if we Americans have a hard time figuring out what's going on, then how can they know? Europeans sometimes do it also: "Yeah cheers mate, Amerieral bail us out"

Kek !

 

[Academiciancel]

Honestly foreigners have a very naieve view of how it all works in the U.S. And some Indians are especially annoying about it. They all insist they know things when they know almost nothing. I mean, if we Americans have a hard time figuring out what's going on, then how can they know? Europeans sometimes do it also: "Yeah cheers mate, Amerieral bail is out"

Kek !

I'm not an American myself but as you can see I'm a high-IQ foreigner.

But yeah, if I was an American I'd be angry about it, too. Especially considering the messed up state of your country. I mean the U.S. at the moment is in a much worse state than some European countries. Here's hoping you guys wake up on November 8 by voting Republican.

 

[Simulacrasimulation]

In free markets all the organizations like corporations, charities, non-profits, family businesses, they are adjusting their expenses all the time to be in line with revenues. Say a company's revenues fall by 30% but it keeps spending the same as before on expenses, then sooner or later it runs out of money, goes bankrupt. And the creditors take possession of the assets.

What happens when governments have hired way too many people, and are paying them too much money, and have promised millions and millions of government workers and their families benefits like pensions that are too much. It should be the government then does what happens in the private sector and cuts back its expenses to match its revenues. But politically the government can't do that, especially in a country where the majority of people work for the government, aka their families forming a majority of the voters.

What can the government do. They have to keep printing even into high inflation. Then raise the government payroll more slowly than the real rate of inflation. Thus effectively reducing their pay and benefits in real terms. Eg.. if inflation was 20% and you got a 4% pay increase, in reality you took a 16% pay cut in real terms. The same with pensions, someone might get $3,000 a month pension, and you can keep paying them $3,000 a month, just you are devaluing the currency year by year.


Once the government payroll and benefits have been sufficiently reduced in real terms to be affordable by the economy, then the process can be stopped and inflation returned to the 2% a year.

plus factor into this foids are HUGELY DISPROPORTIONATE IN TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT BY THE STATE.

the state is literally supporting foids through this employment of low iq low effort jobs

plus supporting them through the "social care sysytem" eg single mum pump and dump bonus scheme

 

[Simulacrasimulation]

• 54.5% are women, up from 54.2% in 2021.
• 15.0% are from an ethnic minority background, up from 14.3% in 2021.
• 14.0% declare themselves as having a disability, up from 13.6% in 2021.
• 6.1% identify as being lesbian, gay, bisexual or recorded their sexual orientation as ‘other’ (LGBO), up from 5.6% in 2021.

 

[Asgard]

THANKS MR PUTIN.
SLAVA NOVOROSSIYA.

 

[Asgard]

Politicians and economists going to an incel forum

sciencejournal.is

 

[Khanivore]

sciencejournal.is

Hahahahaha yes

 

[WizardofSoda]

plus factor into this foids are HUGELY DISPROPORTIONATE IN TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT BY THE STATE.

the state is literally supporting foids through this employment of low iq low effort jobs

plus supporting them through the "social care sysytem" eg single mum pump and dump bonus scheme

Ya it just doesn't work mathematically to have millions and millions of highly paid women state workers who don't produce anything, and then also to pay all their pensions.

Men government workers in real jobs like garbage man or city engineer its not that bad because they are doing real work all day, every day.

 

[ethniccel1]

Ya it just doesn't work mathematically to have millions and millions of highly paid women state workers who don't produce anything, and then also to pay all their pensions.

Men government workers in real jobs like garbage man or city engineer its not that bad because they are doing real work all day, every day.

Just wondering, think of this. Europe wants to destroy Anglosphere-Hegemony (USA/UK).

So Europe is financing the Russians war against Ukraine. Dont believe me?

1) Frnace buys Russian gas
2) Germany buys gas from France
3)Rinse and repeat
4)UK and USA have to continue pumping billions into Ukraine whilst the EU folks put on oscar award winning hollywood acts for the camera but are making sure to keep Russia technologically behind and also making USA fcuk up her economy to think they are destroying Russia yet Russia has loads of none stop money to pay even for African recruits if need be.


open these articles , use google translate and read for yourself. They are just an example because fact is France buys Russian energy and sells it in EU

https://www.focus.de/politik/ausland/ukraine-krise/seit-kriegsbeginn-russland-hat-93-milliarden-euro-mit-energieexport-verdient-frankreich-hat-importe-erhoeht_id_107960167.html

Energiekrise: Frankreich liefert erstmals Gas nach Deutschland

Gas aus Russland fließt schon lange nicht mehr. Dafür wird es seit Donnerstag zum ersten Mal aus Frankreich bezogen. Doch es gibt eine Besonderheit.

www.berliner-zeitung.de

 

[Emba]

There seems to be a real housing shortage too. Just not enough physical houses, even if the house is shared, given the number of people who need a house.

Seems like this complainer needs another 200 boatloads of niggers?

USA is too busy increasing it's fake debt and bailing out us welfare neets...

 

[WizardofSoda]

Now their PM resigned today. What Brits will learn is there is no way out of this crisis without large scale reforms. Its not about one leader who just got there.

The basic problem in the UK is everybody works for the government and at salaries above what they would make in the private sector. That can't work mathematically. There are some things that aren't just a matter of opinion.. math is one of those.

 

[subhuman]

I read Britain has had 4 finance ministers in the last 4 months. They are trying to blame the problems on the finance minister as if he can magically find $trillions worth of money to fix the problems.

Reminds me of the French Revolution kek

 

[subhuman]

Seems like this complainer needs another 200 boatloads of niggers?

 

[WizardofSoda]

I am weary of the empty promises for a revolution or collapse.

What I expect is Britain will run inflation at 10-15% a year for the next 10 years. While giving 2-4% wage increases to government employees, and 2% increases to pensions. So that costs are brought down to a sustainable level for the government over time.

Each time the angry and ignorant masses get too angry at the government, they can get rid of the prime minister and other ministers and bring new ones in. Who do the same thing.

 

[Knajjd]

Hablas Español?

No I don't. Wish I had a nice Latina gf to teach me though

 

[Transcended Trucel]

The (((EU))) globalists want total economic destruction for them to set an example on what happens if you leave their union.

USA could bail them out though. It could be why the UK is supporting Ukraine so heavily, it knows it needs to show it can still be an useful ally.

based globalists. UK deserves everything they are getting for being traitors to Europe

 

[Transcended Trucel]

There seems to be a real housing shortage too. Just not enough physical houses, even if the house is shared, given the number of people who need a house.

UK cucks worship their history too much to destroy some of the historical buildings to make more housing

 

[Transcended Trucel]

Something I have always agreed with is the EU has been saying there is no place for these small countries anymore. You need the superstate like the big countries have, because things are complex now. As usual there are some exceptions to this, like resource rich countries.

You also couldn't have a democracy where the leaders are all powerful and they switch every few years. It is too unstable to build up big time industrial capital and long term development projects.

The EU for example wisely made it so democracy has little to no impact on the decision making. They have a permanent governing class in Brussels.

Britain was like that in the Victorian era and before, there was the Empire bureaucracy in London that wasn't changing.

High IQ truths. Many can't grasp this, the "establishment" is often a necessary evil for longer term projects to come into fruition.

 

[Transcended Trucel]

Now their PM resigned today. What Brits will learn is there is no way out of this crisis without large scale reforms. Its not about one leader who just got there.

The basic problem in the UK is everybody works for the government and at salaries above what they would make in the private sector. That can't work mathematically. There are some things that aren't just a matter of opinion.. math is one of those.

The government should almost never be paying more than the private sector. When it is, that is a very bad sign tbh.

 

[Transcended Trucel]

Public vs private sector pay UK

The average weekly public sector wage in 2021 was £579, according to the ONS, but just £536 in the private sector – with state workers' wages around 8pc higher.Aug 21, 2022

jfl at UK cucks, lazy paper pushing government employees earning more than private. While USA opposite,
Federal employees' salaries lag their private-sector counterparts in comparable jobs by 22.47 percent on average, an advisory group said in a Friday report that noted the “pay gap” has held steady over the last two years.Aug 5, 2022

https://www.washingtonpost.com › ...

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[WizardofSoda]

Public vs private sector pay UK

The average weekly public sector wage in 2021 was £579, according to the ONS, but just £536 in the private sector – with state workers' wages around 8pc higher.Aug 21, 2022

jfl at UK cucks, lazy paper pushing government employees earning more than private. While USA opposite,
Federal employees' salaries lag their private-sector counterparts in comparable jobs by 22.47 percent on average, an advisory group said in a Friday report that noted the “pay gap” has held steady over the last two years.Aug 5, 2022
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https://www.washingtonpost.com › ...

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Thanks for the very good info.

In the US it is fair.. in the government jobs you have better job security and better benefits, but make less salary on average.

 

[WizardofSoda]

based globalists. UK deserves everything they are getting for being traitors to Europe