Comments by "Terry Jago" (@terryj50) on "VisualEconomik EN" channel.

  1.  @machidaman  that’s funny the uk has been out of the eu since 2016 and still gdp is higher than France lol.
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  2.  @larslarsen5414  to many people came to the uk over night forcing wages down. Since the uk has left the eu wage growth is now at 6% higher than almost all the eu countries.
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  3.  @larslarsen5414  the poverty in the uk is due to all the eu people coming in and driving wages down. Also due to the amount of people who are work shy and would rather claim Bens than work.
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  4.  @scottrussell360  that’s funny when Germany has the same inflation as the uk and -4% wage growth seems to me that brexit is hitting Germany worse than the uk
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  5.  @scottrussell360  the uk does not need migration to go down it needs it to go up. The difference with migrants now they pay in. Eu migrants never paid in. Migrations today people now pay for visa and the nhs surcharge they also have to earn a decent salary and have no recourse to bens unlike people from the eu. That is the type of migration the uk needs to do away with.
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  6. Got to be brexit lol
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  7.  @user-kc1tf7zm3b  it’s also far more expensive than the uk.
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  8.  @user-kc1tf7zm3b  tax is also higher in oz than in the uk.
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  9.  @user-kc1tf7zm3b  just like I don’t live I central in London I live about 45 mins away like they do from Sydney, so comparing like for like with what I pay here.
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  10.  @scottrussell360  only to remainers who lost their fom.
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  11.  @scottrussell360  uk real wage growth is Wage Growth 6.10 percent so again looks like brexit hitting Germany more than the uk lol
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  12. The main problem with the uk is the want society everything for cheap mentality. If you want to be paid more it’s simple you have to pay more for things. Get off benefits and stop suggesting that the few working hard and earning good money pay for you.
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  13. Let’s hope so
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  14.  @user-kc1tf7zm3b  everything I went to oz before covid to visit some mates in Sydney. It’s crazy expensive now. Staying at there home. Groceries are far more expensive, a scooner in a pub it’s far more expensive than a pint of beer. What they pay for rent is more expensive than renting in London. I went before the rugby World Cup in 2003 and oz was so cheap. It’s got so crazy expensive now.
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  15.  @user-kc1tf7zm3b  my friends did not live in the cdb. They live in north past Avalon.
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  16.  @user-kc1tf7zm3b  the reason I went to Sydney was because we were looking to move. But came to the uk instead I earn more money In London than I would in Sydney and everything is cheaper here hence why we moved to the uk.
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  17.  @user-kc1tf7zm3b  then why is the uk the 20th most expensive country in the world and oz is the 11th.
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  18.  @user-kc1tf7zm3b  you keep saying I’m making baseless claims without backing it up, please show me where oz is cheaper than the uk and the tax is less. Oz is the 11 most expensive country and the uk is 20th. If you cannot then go back to your own message as you are making baseless claims. Search for the most expensive countries and both oz and nz are above the uk now.
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  19.  @user-kc1tf7zm3b  cost of living calc Sydney is 6% higher than London. Groceries are 26.6% higher than London. Transport price 4.70a$ in London in Sydney 7.17 for stating price on taxi. Petrol price 2.02a$ in London in oz 3.15a$ avg price of a Volkswagen Golf uk 35,000 a$ 42,000 in oz.
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  20.  @machidaman  I did not pick it someone else did. Please reread but as you think it’s me, I take it you cannot read. What is funny though is this is about brexit and europe and they brought up oz. Which last time I looked is not in Europe or the eu. So cannot make it up,
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  21.  @user-kc1tf7zm3b  so they hate the uk due to brexit and move to a country with no freedom of movement the same sort of migration policy the uk has now makes sense and move as far away from the eu as they can get again makes sense.
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  22.  @machidaman  the guy who moved to oz and the other Brits do not have fom yet they can move without fom. Isn’t that funny.
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  23.  @machidaman  I guess also why I have never seen a smart remainer while working in the uk. All the skilled jobs seem to be taken by people from Hong Kong, the USA and oz and nz. Don’t see anyone from the eu or Brits other than brexiteers. Why is that. Are all remainers on benefits?
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  24.  @machidaman  so you love fom and you move to oz. Can’t make it up.
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  25. If the uk is the sick man of Europe can you please tell me why France has not over taken the uk?
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  26.  @scottrussell360  not according to trading economics
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  27.  @scottrussell360  even if you say it’s 5% it’s still lower than the uk so again brexit affecting Germany more than the uk. Lol uk rates also at 3 to 7% for savings Germany at 1% so seems uk better for savers too.
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  28.  @scottrussell360  funny I have just been on there and real wage growth is Wage Growth -4.40 percent
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  29.  @scottrussell360  the uk needs people like me paying in 2000 every 2 years for a visa and 610 for nhs surcharge plus tax and ni. We have no recourse to bens. Really the day of brexit they should of said to all eu people that were not here for 5 years to pay for visas and the nhs surcharge and stopped their benefits.
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  30.  @joakimtag7820  tell me what there wage growth is and interest rates are?
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  31.  @joakimtag7820  oh wait + 6 percent wage growth uk -4.40 Germany -5% France rates + 3 to 7% uk France 0.9% and Germany 1% well I know where I would rather be uk. Lol
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  32.  @joakimtag7820  100k at 7% or 100k at 1% let me think
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  33.  @adrien5834  do you think they have only increased in the uk? If so you are a moron. In California where I’m from my mom and dads bills have gone up 70% where in the uk mine have gone up around 30% there is no help at all in the USA, where as in the uk we all got money to help with our bills. Do you think that bills have not gone up in the eu. If so again you are stupid.
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  34.  @richardmoloney689  another reason to hate the tories lol I guess they did the right thing in the end and get the uk out of it.
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  35.  @bryangeake5826  markets and indicators and wage growth
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  36.  @bryangeake5826  so you would rather have -4.40% wage growth over 6% with almost the same inflation. Well I guess most remainers are on benefits so I guess it does not matter to them.
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  37.  @bryangeake5826  to me I will take 6% wage growth over no wage growth anyday.
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  38.  @bryangeake5826  again then Germany and most of the eu is far worse than the uk as they have minus wage growth and 1% interest rates.
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  39.  @bryangeake5826  yet uk wage growth is 6% and most eu growth is minus check out trading economics, uk intrest rates are at 3 to 7% where as eu interest rates are at 1%. If the eu is doing so good. Why is it that the 8 million eu people stay in the uk and not one remainer has left to the eu. Lol
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  40.  @bryangeake5826  well I can tell you why remainers have not left because they are all as thick as two planks and cannot get visas to move.
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  41.  @bryangeake5826  one more thing if the uk as also had no growth and all the eu countries have grown so much what Is France still below the uk and India on gdp. I would of expected it to over take a long time ago as the uk keeps shrinking
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  42.  @bryangeake5826  then why has France not over taken the uk for gdp? I would of expected them to take over the uk by now. Isn’t it funny in 2013 before brexit France was above the uk. After brexit the uk has been above France year on year.
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  43.  @bryangeake5826  also you said uk gdp has not grown can you explain why uk gdp was 2.7 trillion in 2016 and why it’s 3.18 trillion today that to me is growth while France and the eu is growing a lot and France gdp was 2.4 trillion in 2016 and 2.9 trillion today looks to me again that the uk is growing more than France
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  44.  @bryangeake5826  from the ons website I trust that over you.
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  45.  @bryangeake5826  again please explain to me if the eu is growing at 5% why is the uk still above France for gdp.
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  46.  @bryangeake5826  France would of over taken the uk by now. Why has it not please explain?
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  47.  @bryangeake5826  0.5% growth actually or than expected now again please explain if the uk has not grown and contracted ever since brexit why is the uk gdp still higher than France.Monthly real gross domestic product (GDP) is estimated to have grown by 0.5% in October 2022, following a fall of 0.6% in September 2022, which was affected by the additional bank holiday for the State Funeral of HM Queen Elizabeth II.
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  48.  @bryangeake5826  even at 2.5% France would of over taken the uk can you please explain why the uk is still a above France. You have said the uk has not grown since brexit. In this case the uk would be below even Italy please explain why the uk is still the 2nd biggest economy in Europe.
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  49.  @bryangeake5826  at the 2.5% growth that you say France has had simple math would put France way above the uk at 0 growth for 6 years. So again please explain why France is still well below the uk.
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  50.  @bryangeake5826  according to microtrends the uk economy has grow 7.44% since 2016 where as France has grown 6.96 and Germany by 2.89% to me again this would suggest the eu has been affected far more than the uk since brexit. Lol
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