I am not alone in saying this. Everyone I speak to is saying the same thing. We are all working hard just to stay afloat. At the same time, we pay governments extortionate amounts of money. They use these funds to make our lives worse.
The trend in recent decades has changed exactly the opposite, states the Los Angeles Times. Wealthy people, graduates of prestigious universities and sought-after professionals are leaving the Sunshine State due to high taxes, the cost of living and an overly expensive real estate market. About 750,000 more people left California […]
The once publicly owned largest water supplier in England is facing bankruptcy. Thames Water, the largest water supplier in England, is on the verge of bankruptcy. And all because the management of a private company spent money only on paying dividends to shareholders and paying off the subsequently accumulated debts, the total amount of which now totals £ 14 billion. The chairman of the board of the company has already quit (with a golden handshake), and clients and ordinary taxpayers will have to pay for her ‘mistakes’, says German TV channel Das Erste.
The British company Thames Water provides water to 15 million people in London and other regions in the southeast of England. It was privatized back in 1989, but at that time there were no debts for it. Since then, the company has accumulated a huge amount of debt.
Merkel left her office on December 8, 2021: Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel is regularly accompanied on trips by a freelance hairdresser at taxpayers’ expense, with some criticizing the expenditures, including the Taxpayers’ Association.
Mass immigration was supposed to bring economic benefits, but the reality is far different on the ground in countries like France. New data shows that migrants account for well over half of French food aid recipients, bolstering critics that assert that migrants, on the whole, are far from being the propagandists’ net benefit to Western economies but end up being an enormous financial burden.
More migrants mean more money for the sprawling associations popping up to cater to the seemingly never-ending flow of newcomers. In 2021, nearly 1,350 associations were subsidized or remunerated by the French taxpayers to the tune of €750 million, with the funds earmarked under the mission of Immigration, asylum and integration.
The demonstrators want President Macron to restore parliamentary rule, drop his pension reforms and force multi-billion tax-free corporations to fund the social security system.
For the sake of their beautiful pictures, top German officials spend taxpayers’ money without an account.
Britain’s Westminster regime ~ deeply unpopular and unelected by the British electorate is immersed up to John Bull’s hat in strikes. Prime Minister ~ appointed by a Tory cabal, claims that Britain mired in debt cannot afford to run its transport system, hospitals and health centres, civil service, and postal service.
Without elevators, gas stations, ATMs and shops – Europe suffers the obvious costs of possible power outages in much of Europe.
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