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Itโs weird that world governments are all simultaneously pushing for citizens to have 3 days-2 wks of food and supplies on hand, right?
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JUST IN: ๐บ๐ธ Pentagon prepares every major US military base to survive 90 days without outside electricity, fuel, water, or supplies
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Congratulations on working 40 hours! You are now free to dissociate for 2 days
Whatโs the point anymore ๐ and normal working people just get taxed more
Excellent article in the Wall Street Journal on Britain's unsustainable welfare spending:
โ 7 million people (over 10% of the UK population) now claim at least one or more sickness or disability benefit. This is up 60% in the past 6 years.
โ The UK will spend over ยฃ100 billion pound this year on sickness and disability benefits. This is projected to increase to ยฃ130 billion a year by 2030.
โ No other Western country has seen such a rise in disability claims. In the US, 10.6 million people claim some form of federal disability payment, despite the population being 5x larger.
โ 1 in 7 new cars sold in the UK are under the Motability scheme; however, only 10% of cars are modified for a disability. In one dealership, 25 out of 26 cars they sold in August were all under the Motability scheme.
โ Charities, consultants, YouTubers and TikTokers have all sprung up, telling people how to maximise benefit access. Some of these videos receive hundreds of thousands of views. Over 1,000 people a day are signing on for PIP.
โ According to a Government survey from 2024, 25% of the UK's working age population could theoretically be classed as disabled under the current criteria and access these benefits.
โ A minimum wage worker who works 40 hours per week would take home around ยฃ1,880 per month after tax; however, if you are classed as too sick to work and claim PIP, you can take home ยฃ2,000 tax free per month.
wsj.com/world/uk/united-kingโฆ
























