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Cheap energy and technology  is the bedrock of all economic growth.   From inventing a wheelbarrow to hiring some huge bloke to,push it, to,horses, water wheels, coal , oil, gas.  The price of energy and food has always gone down in relation to average income.  In recent times the 70’s oil shock showed what happens when power is expensive.    Fortunat;y technology now means power is an ever decreasing part of the economy.  But for industry it isn’t .
the uk has outsourced its dirty industry to developing world which is quite happily making a fortune from it ..
the uk has had a Covid bed wetting moment and is in thrall to the green machine. 
if you had voted for a Corbo/green coalition you would never in a million years beloved we would end up where we are now ..the Money printing is immense 
I can’t envisage a better time to be buying assets .  Property has already blown up and is hugely leveraged 
PM not so much   I’m liking silver here 
 

Cheap energy and technology  is the bedrock of all economic growth.   From inventing a wheelbarrow to hiring some huge bloke to,push it, to,horses, water wheels, coal , oil, gas.  The price of energy and food has always gone down in relation to average income.  In recent times the 70’s oil shock showed what happens when power is expensive.    Fortunat;y technology now means power is an ever decreasing part of the economy.  But for industry it isn’t .
the uk has outsourced its dirty industry to developing world which is quite happily making a fortune from it ..
the uk has had a Covid bed wetting moment and is in thrall to the green machine. 
if you had voted for a Corbo/green coalition you would never in a million years beloved we would end up where we are now ..the Money printing is immense 
I can’t envisage a better time to be buying assets .  Property has already blown up and is hugely leveraged 
PM not so much   I’m liking silver here 
 

Cheap energy and technology  is the bedrock of all economic growth.   From inventing a wheelbarrow to hiring some huge bloke to,push it, to,horses, water wheels, coal , oil, gas.  The price of energy and food has always gone down in relation to average income.  In recent times the 70’s oil shock showed what happens when power is expensive.    Fortunat;y technology now means power is an ever decreasing part of the economy.  But for industry it isn’t .
the uk has outsourced its dirty industry to developing world which is quite happily making a fortune from it ..
the uk has had a Covid bed wetting moment and is in thrall to the green machine. 
if you had voted for a Corbo/green coalition you would never in a million years beloved we would end up where we are now ..the Money printing is immense 
I can’t envisage a better time to be buying assets .  Property has already blown up and is hugely leveraged 
PM not so much   I’m liking silver here 
 

or a 15 k diesel ford for at least the next 5 years that will do 30k miles a year at 50 mpg. . these electric things are only remotely viable due to tax..  thats tax on petrol, diesel and road tax..  
Yes it is the future. or hydrogen is, or something else. its all very VHS Betamax at the moment  
no one has costed the environmental damage of batteries for cars..  although the manufacturing process for the overall car is far simpler 
my concern is thats its the least well off that get priced out of nation wide mobility in the rush to save 0.001 per cent of the carbon output of the humans on this planet.