I think the problem is, when one starts to question whether the US and UK are always doing things for the best interests of the world, or maybe it is for the best interests of ourselves, many start to get very defensive and offended.
It is a shame as it is a good conversation, one that is being had by more and more people every day, and I am sure will become more mainstream over the next few months.

Anyway, Hunt steps in and cripples those who are most at risk, and puts incredible pressure on smaller businesses.

The energy cap alone will finish off 100,000s of UK businesses and probably see many unable to afford their mortgage, and let's see if it actually brings interest rates down. Which after all is the main reason for many screaming for them to do something.

The reality is though, those higher mortgage rates would not have been anywhere near as high as the energy prices we will see going forward for most people.

Many houses are going to see £8-12k energy bills with no cap at all. How is that helping the people? It is helping the banks and large funds.

If I were Truss I would play them at their own game and call a general election.
All those backbenchers crying out for her to go will have a shock.

Right now I don't care if Labour get in, a message needs to be sent that you can't simply oust someone who is not playing the big game you want played.

No Darling, I've had it months!