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BBC News - UK to borrow billions to cut energy bills
The expected plan would see over £100bn added to government borrowing.
www.bbc.co.uk
First delivery will be £100,000,000,000 one hundred billion pounds(!!!) of debt, borrowed on our behalf, to subsidise companies that have a virtual monopoly to sell us energy using our assets that we sold to them, at a price dictated by a commodity they don't actually use for our energy.
It will lessen the risk of those companies going bust.
It will somehow con the people into believing that paying 4 or 5 times more than just a couple of years ago is a good thing.
It will be certain that energy costs will not go back to 2019 levels.
It will mean that the lenders of the debt will have guaranteed income for the next 20 years and if there is any doubt of that, the government will underwrite the risk, i.e. increase future taxation and/or cut services to pay it back.
£100,000,000,000 shared across, say, 25,000,000 taxpayers? In effect a £4,000 tax.
The loans from the US and Canada post-WWII at 2% interest, for $4.3 billion from the US in 1945 and a year later, Canada also agreed to lend Britain $1.2 billion were eventually paid back in 2006. The loans being the equivalent of about £27 billion in 2006 money – a quarter of this set.
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