Comments by "Greg Greg" (@SlowhandGreg) on "'COMPLETE ECONOMIC LUNACY!' Camilla Tominey challenges Chief Secretary to the Treasury on inflation" video.

  1. Were not going to get overseas investors while we have trade barriers with our closest market 20 miles away so its irrelevant.
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  2. Yes you can you need to remove part of the 700 billion printed during Covid and 130 billion caused by Truss from where its trickled up to its basically swilling around the pockets of the wealthy and super wealthy Quote Luxury goods boom in Britain as super-rich youngsters buck the recession Rich kids fuel sales of brands such as Burberry, Louis Vuitton and Gucci They’re young, rich and mortgage-free, and the scions of the 1% are having a roaring twenties. Despite the economic gloom currently shrouding the UK and many other western countries, sales of luxury brands have been booming and growing numbers of buyers are young adults. Swiss watches, Louis Vuitton trainers, rare Birkin bags and 81-year-old whiskies are among the products that are fuelling impressive growth in the bottom lines of luxury brands such as LVMH, Burberry and Kering.
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  3.  @RedToriesBlueTories  Reeve is in charge of the Treasury and she will remove the 91 billion in the last budget on Trickle down policies that do sweet FA for a start.
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  4. The BOE had to bail out the Kwerteng budget to the tune of 130 billion in quantitative Easing along with the 700 billion printed through the Covid period you have a case of too much money sloshing round the system all of which has trickled up. Its why inflation has been so sticky a lot of it needs taxing out of the system the wealthy are on a spendathon bender quote Luxury goods boom in Britain as super-rich youngsters buck the recession Rich kids fuel sales of brands such as Burberry, Louis Vuitton and Gucci They’re young, rich and mortgage-free, and the scions of the 1% are having a roaring twenties. Despite the economic gloom currently shrouding the UK and many other western countries, sales of luxury brands have been booming and growing numbers of buyers are young adults. Swiss watches, Louis Vuitton trainers, rare Birkin bags and 81-year-old whiskies are among the products that are fuelling impressive growth in the bottom lines of luxury brands such as LVMH, Burberry and Kering
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