I'm already paying £310. It went up last month from £177. Going to be £500 minimum for me.
comment by (K̇ash) I'm still the Mané - Free Palestine 🇵🇸 (U1108)
posted 36 seconds ago
I'm already paying £310. It went up last month from £177. Going to be £500 minimum for me.
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I’m just clocking in at just short of £300 a month so fully expect to add another £150 a month on top.
Revolution lads
Only way forward
comment by peks - 1974 (U6618)
posted 25 seconds ago
Revolution lads
Only way forward
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As far fetched as it sounds I think you may be right.
There's strong rumours that many are planning on cancelling their direct debits as a protest against it. Let's be clear on this. This has nothing to do with the economy as the companies themselves are pocketing record profits. Fuel companies are exploiting the war in Ukraine to hold us all hostage in the full knowledge that their biggest competitior - Gazprom, a Russian provider, no longer supply the rest of Europe. When the competition disappears you can charge what you want.
It's daylight feckin robbery. We're on the edge of civil war in this country and the government are sleepwalking us into it. This winter will be the breaking point for many and there's only so much you can take before you fight back. Unions will rise (if they're still allowed by then), people will fight and the economy will hit the floor. We're on the verge I think of the most catastrophic point in our history. The Tories, Covid, Brexit and War. The four horsemen of the apocalypse.
comment by fridgeboy (U1053)
posted 17 seconds ago
There's strong rumours that many are planning on cancelling their direct debits as a protest against it. Let's be clear on this. This has nothing to do with the economy as the companies themselves are pocketing record profits. Fuel companies are exploiting the war in Ukraine to hold us all hostage in the full knowledge that their biggest competitior - Gazprom, a Russian provider, no longer supply the rest of Europe. When the competition disappears you can charge what you want.
It's daylight feckin robbery. We're on the edge of civil war in this country and the government are sleepwalking us into it. This winter will be the breaking point for many and there's only so much you can take before you fight back. Unions will rise (if they're still allowed by then), people will fight and the economy will hit the floor. We're on the verge I think of the most catastrophic point in our history. The Tories, Covid, Brexit and War. The four horsemen of the apocalypse.
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i agree
this winter and next year will be the most volatile and dangerous period Britain has experienced since WWII
enough is enough
when 50%+ of the population are up shat creek, whilst the fat cats are raking in record profits an uprising will follow
It's absolutely disgusting, makes me angry.
comment by fridgeboy (U1053)
posted 2 minutes ago
There's strong rumours that many are planning on cancelling their direct debits as a protest against it. Let's be clear on this. This has nothing to do with the economy as the companies themselves are pocketing record profits. Fuel companies are exploiting the war in Ukraine to hold us all hostage in the full knowledge that their biggest competitior - Gazprom, a Russian provider, no longer supply the rest of Europe. When the competition disappears you can charge what you want.
It's daylight feckin robbery. We're on the edge of civil war in this country and the government are sleepwalking us into it. This winter will be the breaking point for many and there's only so much you can take before you fight back. Unions will rise (if they're still allowed by then), people will fight and the economy will hit the floor. We're on the verge I think of the most catastrophic point in our history. The Tories, Covid, Brexit and War. The four horsemen of the apocalypse.
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I might ask my provider to send me my contract so I can question where I agreed to pay these rates ?
Only up 4% in France because their love of protest matches their love of surrendering.
comment by HB Fash (U21935)
posted 57 seconds ago
Only up 4% in France because their love of protest matches their love of surrendering.
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You can picture massive crowds surging on Parliament, Boris on the megaphone , Be British , go to work bit done go to work , stay at home.
crazy and expensive times, surely the Gov can see this will cause social issues like they haven't seen before.
companies won't put wages up in line with the cost of living because all their interested in is profits too
basically most people are going to be shafted
Its an absolute disgrace, a lot of people are going to suffer
comment by fridgeboy (U1053)
posted 14 minutes ago
There's strong rumours that many are planning on cancelling their direct debits as a protest against it. Let's be clear on this. This has nothing to do with the economy as the companies themselves are pocketing record profits. Fuel companies are exploiting the war in Ukraine to hold us all hostage in the full knowledge that their biggest competitior - Gazprom, a Russian provider, no longer supply the rest of Europe. When the competition disappears you can charge what you want.
It's daylight feckin robbery. We're on the edge of civil war in this country and the government are sleepwalking us into it. This winter will be the breaking point for many and there's only so much you can take before you fight back. Unions will rise (if they're still allowed by then), people will fight and the economy will hit the floor. We're on the verge I think of the most catastrophic point in our history. The Tories, Covid, Brexit and War. The four horsemen of the apocalypse.
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This is 100% spot on
comment by Pranks - Going for the JA LFC FF 3peat (U22336)
posted 1 minute ago
crazy and expensive times, surely the Gov can see this will cause social issues like they haven't seen before.
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I absolutely agree. It reminds me of the 70's when virtually the whole country was on strike for one reason or another.
comment by HB Fash (U21935)
posted 12 minutes ago
Only up 4% in France because their love of protest matches their love of surrendering.
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They didn’t surrender in the face of possible high fuel bills.
Uk populous will get tired of bending over time and time again.
The cancelling of direct debits is a good way to begin. Money is better in your account than in the energy company accounts.
Also makes it easier to not pay a disputed bill. It makes them react quicker to provide redress
comment by fridgeboy (U1053)
posted 16 minutes ago
There's strong rumours that many are planning on cancelling their direct debits as a protest against it. Let's be clear on this. This has nothing to do with the economy as the companies themselves are pocketing record profits. Fuel companies are exploiting the war in Ukraine to hold us all hostage in the full knowledge that their biggest competitior - Gazprom, a Russian provider, no longer supply the rest of Europe. When the competition disappears you can charge what you want.
It's daylight feckin robbery. We're on the edge of civil war in this country and the government are sleepwalking us into it. This winter will be the breaking point for many and there's only so much you can take before you fight back. Unions will rise (if they're still allowed by then), people will fight and the economy will hit the floor. We're on the verge I think of the most catastrophic point in our history. The Tories, Covid, Brexit and War. The four horsemen of the apocalypse.
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Absolutely spot on. I expect a lot more strikes in the coming months unless the Government soften this blow.
Liz Truss looks more and more like Thatcher now. Unfortunately it is poll tax Thatcher rather than her prime
The tories banned us from protesting. England voted them in. Stop moaning and either apologise, or take some responsibility for who you voted for. Then apologise again.
comment by Brian Easton (U1734)
posted 47 seconds ago
The tories banned us from protesting. England voted them in. Stop moaning and either apologise, or take some responsibility for who you voted for. Then apologise again.
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comment by Brian Easton (U1734)
posted 58 seconds ago
The tories banned us from protesting. England voted them in. Stop moaning and either apologise, or take some responsibility for who you voted for. Then apologise again.
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this
baz the voice of reason as usual
Tory Red Wall voters and Brexiters, you get what you f*cking deserve.
Sympathies to everyone else.
comment by red_evils (U19878)
posted 3 minutes ago
Liz Truss looks more and more like Thatcher now. Unfortunately it is poll tax Thatcher rather than her prime
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I know and in the first televised debate she mentioned how hard it was growing up in the 1980’s.
Someone should remind her who was the PM for the whole of the 1980’s
comment by red_evils (U19878)
posted 6 minutes ago
Liz Truss looks more and more like Thatcher now. Unfortunately it is poll tax Thatcher rather than her prime
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In her prime? She wouldn’t have given a f*ck about your energy bills at any time.
comment by Automatic For The People (U21889)
posted 1 second ago
comment by red_evils (U19878)
posted 6 minutes ago
Liz Truss looks more and more like Thatcher now. Unfortunately it is poll tax Thatcher rather than her prime
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In her prime? She wouldn’t have given a f*ck about your energy bills at any time.
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Relax. I’m just referring to the country situation in general. The country will reach the breaking point when Liz takes over
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posted on 9/8/22
I'm already paying £310. It went up last month from £177. Going to be £500 minimum for me.
posted on 9/8/22
comment by (K̇ash) I'm still the Mané - Free Palestine 🇵🇸 (U1108)
posted 36 seconds ago
I'm already paying £310. It went up last month from £177. Going to be £500 minimum for me.
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I’m just clocking in at just short of £300 a month so fully expect to add another £150 a month on top.
posted on 9/8/22
Revolution lads
Only way forward
posted on 9/8/22
comment by peks - 1974 (U6618)
posted 25 seconds ago
Revolution lads
Only way forward
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As far fetched as it sounds I think you may be right.
posted on 9/8/22
There's strong rumours that many are planning on cancelling their direct debits as a protest against it. Let's be clear on this. This has nothing to do with the economy as the companies themselves are pocketing record profits. Fuel companies are exploiting the war in Ukraine to hold us all hostage in the full knowledge that their biggest competitior - Gazprom, a Russian provider, no longer supply the rest of Europe. When the competition disappears you can charge what you want.
It's daylight feckin robbery. We're on the edge of civil war in this country and the government are sleepwalking us into it. This winter will be the breaking point for many and there's only so much you can take before you fight back. Unions will rise (if they're still allowed by then), people will fight and the economy will hit the floor. We're on the verge I think of the most catastrophic point in our history. The Tories, Covid, Brexit and War. The four horsemen of the apocalypse.
posted on 9/8/22
comment by fridgeboy (U1053)
posted 17 seconds ago
There's strong rumours that many are planning on cancelling their direct debits as a protest against it. Let's be clear on this. This has nothing to do with the economy as the companies themselves are pocketing record profits. Fuel companies are exploiting the war in Ukraine to hold us all hostage in the full knowledge that their biggest competitior - Gazprom, a Russian provider, no longer supply the rest of Europe. When the competition disappears you can charge what you want.
It's daylight feckin robbery. We're on the edge of civil war in this country and the government are sleepwalking us into it. This winter will be the breaking point for many and there's only so much you can take before you fight back. Unions will rise (if they're still allowed by then), people will fight and the economy will hit the floor. We're on the verge I think of the most catastrophic point in our history. The Tories, Covid, Brexit and War. The four horsemen of the apocalypse.
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i agree
this winter and next year will be the most volatile and dangerous period Britain has experienced since WWII
enough is enough
when 50%+ of the population are up shat creek, whilst the fat cats are raking in record profits an uprising will follow
posted on 9/8/22
It's absolutely disgusting, makes me angry.
posted on 9/8/22
comment by fridgeboy (U1053)
posted 2 minutes ago
There's strong rumours that many are planning on cancelling their direct debits as a protest against it. Let's be clear on this. This has nothing to do with the economy as the companies themselves are pocketing record profits. Fuel companies are exploiting the war in Ukraine to hold us all hostage in the full knowledge that their biggest competitior - Gazprom, a Russian provider, no longer supply the rest of Europe. When the competition disappears you can charge what you want.
It's daylight feckin robbery. We're on the edge of civil war in this country and the government are sleepwalking us into it. This winter will be the breaking point for many and there's only so much you can take before you fight back. Unions will rise (if they're still allowed by then), people will fight and the economy will hit the floor. We're on the verge I think of the most catastrophic point in our history. The Tories, Covid, Brexit and War. The four horsemen of the apocalypse.
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I might ask my provider to send me my contract so I can question where I agreed to pay these rates ?
posted on 9/8/22
Only up 4% in France because their love of protest matches their love of surrendering.
posted on 9/8/22
comment by HB Fash (U21935)
posted 57 seconds ago
Only up 4% in France because their love of protest matches their love of surrendering.
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You can picture massive crowds surging on Parliament, Boris on the megaphone , Be British , go to work bit done go to work , stay at home.
posted on 9/8/22
crazy and expensive times, surely the Gov can see this will cause social issues like they haven't seen before.
posted on 9/8/22
companies won't put wages up in line with the cost of living because all their interested in is profits too
basically most people are going to be shafted
posted on 9/8/22
Its an absolute disgrace, a lot of people are going to suffer
posted on 9/8/22
comment by fridgeboy (U1053)
posted 14 minutes ago
There's strong rumours that many are planning on cancelling their direct debits as a protest against it. Let's be clear on this. This has nothing to do with the economy as the companies themselves are pocketing record profits. Fuel companies are exploiting the war in Ukraine to hold us all hostage in the full knowledge that their biggest competitior - Gazprom, a Russian provider, no longer supply the rest of Europe. When the competition disappears you can charge what you want.
It's daylight feckin robbery. We're on the edge of civil war in this country and the government are sleepwalking us into it. This winter will be the breaking point for many and there's only so much you can take before you fight back. Unions will rise (if they're still allowed by then), people will fight and the economy will hit the floor. We're on the verge I think of the most catastrophic point in our history. The Tories, Covid, Brexit and War. The four horsemen of the apocalypse.
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This is 100% spot on
posted on 9/8/22
comment by Pranks - Going for the JA LFC FF 3peat (U22336)
posted 1 minute ago
crazy and expensive times, surely the Gov can see this will cause social issues like they haven't seen before.
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I absolutely agree. It reminds me of the 70's when virtually the whole country was on strike for one reason or another.
posted on 9/8/22
comment by HB Fash (U21935)
posted 12 minutes ago
Only up 4% in France because their love of protest matches their love of surrendering.
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They didn’t surrender in the face of possible high fuel bills.
Uk populous will get tired of bending over time and time again.
The cancelling of direct debits is a good way to begin. Money is better in your account than in the energy company accounts.
Also makes it easier to not pay a disputed bill. It makes them react quicker to provide redress
posted on 9/8/22
comment by fridgeboy (U1053)
posted 16 minutes ago
There's strong rumours that many are planning on cancelling their direct debits as a protest against it. Let's be clear on this. This has nothing to do with the economy as the companies themselves are pocketing record profits. Fuel companies are exploiting the war in Ukraine to hold us all hostage in the full knowledge that their biggest competitior - Gazprom, a Russian provider, no longer supply the rest of Europe. When the competition disappears you can charge what you want.
It's daylight feckin robbery. We're on the edge of civil war in this country and the government are sleepwalking us into it. This winter will be the breaking point for many and there's only so much you can take before you fight back. Unions will rise (if they're still allowed by then), people will fight and the economy will hit the floor. We're on the verge I think of the most catastrophic point in our history. The Tories, Covid, Brexit and War. The four horsemen of the apocalypse.
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Absolutely spot on. I expect a lot more strikes in the coming months unless the Government soften this blow.
posted on 9/8/22
Liz Truss looks more and more like Thatcher now. Unfortunately it is poll tax Thatcher rather than her prime
posted on 9/8/22
The tories banned us from protesting. England voted them in. Stop moaning and either apologise, or take some responsibility for who you voted for. Then apologise again.
posted on 9/8/22
comment by Brian Easton (U1734)
posted 47 seconds ago
The tories banned us from protesting. England voted them in. Stop moaning and either apologise, or take some responsibility for who you voted for. Then apologise again.
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posted on 9/8/22
comment by Brian Easton (U1734)
posted 58 seconds ago
The tories banned us from protesting. England voted them in. Stop moaning and either apologise, or take some responsibility for who you voted for. Then apologise again.
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this
baz the voice of reason as usual
posted on 9/8/22
Tory Red Wall voters and Brexiters, you get what you f*cking deserve.
Sympathies to everyone else.
posted on 9/8/22
comment by red_evils (U19878)
posted 3 minutes ago
Liz Truss looks more and more like Thatcher now. Unfortunately it is poll tax Thatcher rather than her prime
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I know and in the first televised debate she mentioned how hard it was growing up in the 1980’s.
Someone should remind her who was the PM for the whole of the 1980’s
posted on 9/8/22
comment by red_evils (U19878)
posted 6 minutes ago
Liz Truss looks more and more like Thatcher now. Unfortunately it is poll tax Thatcher rather than her prime
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In her prime? She wouldn’t have given a f*ck about your energy bills at any time.
posted on 9/8/22
comment by Automatic For The People (U21889)
posted 1 second ago
comment by red_evils (U19878)
posted 6 minutes ago
Liz Truss looks more and more like Thatcher now. Unfortunately it is poll tax Thatcher rather than her prime
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In her prime? She wouldn’t have given a f*ck about your energy bills at any time.
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Relax. I’m just referring to the country situation in general. The country will reach the breaking point when Liz takes over
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