Tag: economy
If You Care About the Planet, Forget Bitcoin, Buy Burstcoin Instead
LONDON - England - Bitcoin pollutes the earth, Burstcoin is eco-friendly and has low energy usage which is good for the planet.
Rishi Sunak: No ‘Singapore on the Thames’ With Heavy Tax Rises
LONDON - England - The Tories have squandered their chance of a 'Singapore on the Thames' style of economic development with insane tax rises.
I’ve Got Tiers Rolling Down My Cheeks
LONDON - England - Tiers are now being used by the desperate government to portion off parts of the country infected by Covid-19.
Children to be Sent Over the Top of Trenches Because of...
LONDON - England - Children are being sacrificed by governmental experts and selfish parents ordered into virus infected classrooms.
There Will Come a Time Soon When Governments Will Not Be...
LONDON - England - There is only so much any government can do for its population, and soon there will come a point when it cannot help any more.
This is Not How the Apocalypse Should Be
LONDON - England - The apocalypse seems to be a completely ordered and calm, slow break down in society.
Election 2020: Trump Could Lose to Biden
WASHINGTON D.C. - USA - The former Teflon Don, Trump has been somewhat de-Teflonized since the beginning of the year, and could lose to Biden in November.
Lockdown End: Swarms Back on the Streets
LONDON - England - The swarms of people are back on the streets, and the traffic jams are back pumping poison back into the atmosphere. Coronavirus for many has now ended.
Global Stock Markets Set For Next Leg Down
LONDON - England - Panic stricken national economies are opening their businesses again prematurely which will precipitate the second wave of coronavirus. Stock markets meanwhile will take another leg down, factoring in the idiocy.
Unfortunately the Coronavirus Pandemic Will Change Little
LONDON - England - The temporary respite on the environment with the coronavirus lockdown will not last as global economies gear up to restart their monstrous polluting operations.
