Comments by "Caroline Collett" (@carolinecollett956) on "Our 50 States" channel.

  1. This is happening in European countries everywhere
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  2. Some of these homeless people had the brain capacity for higher education levels and yet they are dumped like trash 🚮
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  3. Not even basic needs can be met and something drastic has to happen for radical changes as prices are rising and rising , people just cannot afford to live even in homes with two workers
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  4. Yes, for Ukraine to be rebuilt after the war in Europe whilst Americans live in tents 🏕️
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  5. Europe is collapsing as well as people cannot cope with the tsunami of changes to extort money from the vehicle owner
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  6. Whilst the upper classes eat like kings and Queens
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  7. Not fair at all to see people beg on the streets for a room in hostels for one night and seniors freezing in their homes for winter and a overwhelmed NHS hospitals due to mass influx of migrants from foreign lands
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  8. How many native students are paying for their education at universities and why should natives have to pay in their own countries when foreign students choose better universities over others for better occupations
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  9. In my area in England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿, there are 17 doctors ( GPS) to cater for 16,500 patients because the Government keeps putting migrants here without the infrastructure to cope with the numbers of patients who are all registered to one estate 🏡 🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠
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  10. Factories have packed up and moved into other countries
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  11. @ According to the results of the 2022 Census, there are 6.5 million inhabitants in the Republic of Serbia, more than 18,000 homeless people, and 168,000 people at risk of homelessness.
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  12. we're at a turning point to finally crack down on water companies. Together we sent over 18,000 complaints to Ofwat, and now the government is drafting a new law to fix the crisis. But here's the problem: the draft law lacks real teeth. We need our voices to demand meaningful change - like hefty penalties for sewage dumping and a hard stop on spiraling water bills.
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  13. Not everyone can pay to go to Yale University Stanford or Harvard, but their curriculum could easily be copied by all the other universities around the world 🌍
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  14. War is the root cause
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  15. @ Homelessness is a significant issue in Italy, with estimates of the homeless population ranging from 50,000 to 500,000 people. The number of homeless people in Italy has increased due to the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic 😷
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  16. It has destroyed’ Great Britain’ 🇬🇧
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  17. How many residents does the whole of Europe have ? That needs to be calculated
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  18. How many natives of each country that are entitled
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  19. If America is collapsing then there is not a cats chance in hell for Europeans to survive this economic collapse
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  20. Not a city but one small estate in a city reflecting the damage that is being done to the people who lived here centuries ago to be replaced by Somalians
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  21. Revenue has to be raised and they do that by targeting 50 million registered car owners who are fleeced out of their pittance of their money 💴
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  22. There are jobs that just look for money to be extorted by the hundreds of councils due to our fragile and weak economy due to war in Ukraine 🇺🇦, forcing food prices up and causing inflation
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  23. Russia and Serbia are both predominantly Slavic and Eastern Orthodox countries, which share a strong mutual cultural affinity. The countries have been close allies for centuries; and the friendship between them has been strongly maintained despite Serbia's recent attempt to maintain closer relations with the West.
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  24. @ Meloni’s bluff: Italy’s covert return to austerity as EU debt rules eat into health budget A row over health care spending in Italy reveals the growing difficulties of defending Europe’s crumbling social model In recent weeks, the stress on Italy’s health care system has come to the fore after the government’s latest budget proposal appeared to abandon major spending plans for the sector in the context of a broader fiscal squeeze, one of many across Europe. Enraged and overworked, thousands of health care workers are set to strike this Wednesday. Many in the sector had hoped for measures to improve low pay, onerous conditions and staff shortages. Health Minister Orazio Schillaci had trumpeted an extra €3.7 billion in health care spending in next year’s budget, and Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni had promised that ordinary Italians would be spared the worst effects of any cuts. But critics say the measures that made it into the final text were really worth just over €1.2 billion, well below what they argue is needed to keep the system afloat
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  25. @ “ Creeping privatization” ……….
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  26. @ Under Article IV of the IMF's Articles of Agreement, the IMF holds bilateral discussions with members, usually every year. A staff team visits the country, collects economic and financial information, and discusses with officials the country's economic developments and policies The IMF urges Italy to address its growing public debt, projected to reach 145% of GDP. The Fund calls for urgent fiscal adjustments and structural reforms to ensure economic stability and long-term debt sustainability . Based on the available data, Germany owns more of Italy's public debt than China.
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