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The banking crisis was a global event which enabled the Tories victory and to this day is somehow used against Labour covid and furlough are under events which impacted economy. But guess what? Not just the uk economy! energy prices a result of the Russian invasion, something Johnson said would never happen and as we seek to remove ourselves from non-renewable and Russian controlled natural resources, we have Tories and reform condemning Labour for pursuing renewables. Something most other sane countries are doing We must also not forget the mad relative in the attic. Brexit. Something which contributed massively both to the black hole and to the foreseeable future lack of growth (this is something starmer has also bizarrely tied himself to. Presumably in an attempt to placate the media/loons who think it was a good idea but which will fail in both aims) -
Ah, so unforeseeable events didn't add to the "black hole" Gotcha -
By Jenijenjen · Posted
These events were unforeseeable whereas the effects of Truss's reckless budget could have been foreseen despite her unshakeable and deluded beliefs and could, should have been avoided -
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