Green Britain Fears Crime, Death and Riots Because of Soaring Bills – Are You Worried About It?

Essay by Eric Worrall

h / t Breitbart; Based on Many things in commom, the British expected “increasing bills” to cause misery, hardship, crime and social unrest. But they blame the greed of energy companies rather than the Government’s Net Zero policies.

I PROJECT A RIOT

Anxious Britons expect the cost of living crisis to spark a wave of crime, death and riots

Jonathan Reilly
Kate Ferguson
21:01, July 31, 2022
Updated: 23:49, July 31, 2022

Britons expect the brutal cost of living crisis to trigger waves of crime, deaths and riots, a shocking poll shows.

Family is scared ticket sales invoice would push the country into poverty and instability.

About 70% of the public expect more people to refuse to pay energy bill80% expected more theft and 51% think riots will take place.

And three out of four people who predict someone will die from the cold this winter can’t afford it. heating.

More than half of those polled (51%) said that energy and oil companies be responsible for the increase in costs – a day later Shell and British Gas reported record profits.

Nearly nine in ten (88%) worry that the cost of living will directly affect their daily lives.

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Read more: https://www.thesun.co.uk/money/19379752/cost-living-riots-crime-poll-reveals/

Reporting record profits amid tough energy bills isn’t a good look. But Britons are blaming the wrong people – British government policy is the real culprit behind the rising cost of living.

There’s a lot the government can do right now to ease the woes of Britain’s energy bills. For example, WUWT has repeatedly reported on Caudrilla chief executive Francis Egan tries to bring cheap Lancashire shale gas to the British peopleand the British government’s refusal to issue a permit and repeatedly threatened to shut him down forever.

Even small mitigating actions were overwhelming for the BoJo administration. The The UK government has so far refused to cancel the UK green taxestimated to add around £153/year to people’s electricity bills.

A year ago, the British Cabinet was actually discussing an extension of the green tax. According to Bloomberg Prime Minister Rishi Sunak pushes to increase green tax on gasolinebut was blockaded by the British Cabinet. Rishi Sunak is one of two candidates for the final round in race to replace outgoing Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

I hope for Sunak’s rival, Liz Trusspersons promised to eliminate the green tax.

Until the British people wake up and hold the right people accountable for their pain, and demand solutions that address real problems, there will be no solutions.