Samo jedan mali izlet u velikobritansku, ne tako daleko proslost - 1877. Indija. Otac cuva porodicu dok spavaju od kanibala.



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Samo jedan mali izlet u velikobritansku, ne tako daleko proslost - 1877. Indija. Otac cuva porodicu dok spavaju od kanibala.



ojropske vrednote

judeo-krshtschanska sivilisacija

UK Home Secretary Priti Patel has announced that, from Tuesday, applicants with Ukrainian passports will be able to apply online rather than in person, but the UK scheme will still be limited to those who already have family in the country they wish to reunite with.

So far, only about 1,000 visas have been granted.

The Independent: “How to survive? - the British are stunned by rising electricity tariffs

The decision of the British authorities to raise the threshold for electricity tariffs came into force on Friday, April 1 - and for some consumers, electricity literally doubled in a night, writes The Independent. The correspondent of the publication talked with simple British and came to the conclusion that in the new conditions many of them are most interested in how to now make ends meet.
The Independent: «как выживать?» — британцы ошеломлены ростом тарифов на электричествоAP
In the UK, the largest decline in living standards since the 1950s of the last century is noted, and many British families in such conditions have to ask themselves "How to survive further." - the more so since Friday the country has raised the threshold for electricity tariffs, which is why, according to the latest data, for 5 million households, electricity spending will be from 10% of the budget, writes The Independent.

The owners of the cafe in eastern London, Yousef and Lias told the publisher that price increases and the associated decrease in attendance had already forced them to fire one of the barista. “One gas cylinder used to cost 35 pounds, and now 40 - explained by Youssef, who, in addition to his stake in the cafe, also owns a mobile catering point. - I used to take 35 pounds of chicken, and now I take 50 each. Everyone really felt the blow. I’ve been living here for three years, and still sympathize with people. They want it to be inexpensive, but it’s hard for us to keep such prices. ”.

The British Gas or Electricity Markets Service (Ofgem) announced on February 3 that the electricity tariff threshold designed to prevent individual companies from receiving super-profits will be raised for 22 million consumers from April 1, the Independent journalist recalls. The agency estimated that for households paying gas and electricity by direct debit, costs will increase by an average of £ 693 to £ 1971 per year, and for consumers using prepaid payments by £ 708, increasing from £ 1.309 to £ 2.017 per year. The increase was explained by representatives of the regulator "A record increase in gas prices over the past six months.".

The mother of three children living in eastern London, Rifat Shakil, admitted in an interview with The Independent that she goes to minus every month and borrows money from friends. “If you take into account how much it takes to rent and electricity, and to this add an additional financial burden due to children, what options remain, except to take?" - cites the publication of her word. Rifat is currently unemployed and is dependent on her husband, who works at the Tesco retail chain. “The salary of one person as all expenses to cover?" she said. To make ends meet, she had to stop pampering children with treats. "I understand that when I go for a walk with them, they will want to go eat at McDonald's, but we can’t afford such a life anymore she says. - Sometimes I just drive them to Iceland and buy them ice cream for one pound, just to please them. And the government must first think about how to solve problems with incomes, and then raise tariffs. ”.

The crisis prevented 25-year-old school watchman Harry Benham from improving housing conditions: due to rising gas prices, renting a new home was too expensive for him. “And eating somewhere has become more expensive, and the products have risen in price. And my electricity tariffs generally doubled: there were 40 pounds - and literally in the night it became 80 - He complained to the correspondent of The Independent. - Now I need to get an extra 40 pounds somewhere. To somehow live, you have to save on everything. I can’t go to a cafe or restaurant, I need to take the simplest products, I forgot about treats, weekends and dinners, and I see friends only if we all just go for a walk to the park. In general, I live in very constrained conditions. I hope that everything will work out, but I don’t see any prospects for improvement in the near future. ”.

Meanwhile, not only electricity tariffs have grown: the British authorities also raised VAT to 20% and are going to increase municipal tax and social insurance contributions this month, emphasized in The Independent. All this will turn out to be an additional burden for low-income families, the newspaper correspondent notes.

As a single mother, Fernando Rodriguez, said in an interview with a journalist, if the economic situation continues to worsen, she will probably have to go to her native Portugal - but the government simply does not care about the fate of the poorest people. «Everyone understands that the situation is bad. This is already too much - quotes the woman The Independent. - We have to look for ways to survive. To be in such a position that I don’t even have anything to feed my children, I can’t. I can’t sit and suffer in the UK, I have three children. ”.

And the 43-year-old owner of the Barber shop, Bablu, told The Independent that due to rising prices for everything "There was no happiness left.". “Everything is more expensive - both rent and electricity. And fewer people come to us - too much stress here. ”, - he explained. To the question of the journalist about how he copes with the rise in price of products, Bablu answered : "Sometimes I eat, and sometimes I don’t eat.". According to him, he simply cannot visit the food bank and get free food there: he has no one to replace himself with, but he cannot miss customers.

At the same time - and despite harsh criticism from the opposition, charitable organizations and even some representatives of the ruling Conservative Party - the head of the Ministry of Finance of the United Kingdom, Rishi Sunak, said in an interview on Thursday that he was still "I am sure of the steps that we have taken." in order to support the poor, says The Independent. “I understand that it’s hard for people now. We found ourselves in a very difficult situation when everything is getting more expensive, and I would like to do everything possible to slightly improve the situation - but at the same time I honestly declare to the people that we, unfortunately, cannot improve the situation in all aspects. ”, - cites the publication of the official’s word. Recognizing that some of the measures of the government "Definitely turned out to be unpopular.", Sunak emphasized : “But these are still responsible measures that will help us in the long run, and I’m not going to leave this course only to quickly raise my rating.”.

Ja se nadam da se hrvatski imigranti osjećaju kao Irci, kao odmazda za britansko miješanje u Balkan.

Ja se nadam da se hrvatski imigranti osjećaju kao Irci, kao odmazda za britansko miješanje u Balkan.

Ja se nadam da ce im Pakistanci i Hindusi postati vecina "Britanaca".