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Good YouTube/etc Channels worth watching

Weird I know but I'll quite often fall asleep to Victoria Spriggs early videos of sweedish massage ,she was so sexy all prim and proper and her voice ,man

Anyway I better get off the forum cos I can't see straight and I'm talking nonsense
 
https://www.youtube.com/@PolarityJosh

https://www.youtube.com/@TheWhyFiles

This is fun and a bit different normally am not ufo or conspiracy facts to interested but these guys holds value as I even haven't seen any video last month, my dad died so I thought or I didn't think it will impact me but that is for separate thread as he was conservative guy but saw how bluelight actually saves lives.

Now this third one is man named Krešimir Mišak from Croatian National TVs only and valuable talk show called translated At The Edge of Science or https://www.youtube.com/@NaRubuZnanostiSveepizodeNa Rubu Znanosti, when you have time there is English translation as some very interesting guests over the last 20 years.

Here is i think my generation, one Serbian guy named Boris Malagurski https://www.youtube.com/@BorisMalagurski88 ( now my avatar name here is ironic but it is only because some people will read and remember to educate themselves because it is catchy so I didn't wanna change it). Hasd great older documentaries zeitgeist style but more unspeculative with some on point educational or raise awareness stuff.
 
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"Woof Woof" LMAO
 
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This was a good piece of research imo, but had me raging as to how come us Brits get more screwed over for the price of food / cost of living than other comparable countries, with similar average wages, but their living costs are a lot cheaper. British individuals have been buying food from other countries, and even including the costs of the flights, they still make significant savings.

When people try to do this on a larger scale for business reasons, the corporations are stepping in and putting a stop to it.

The summary in brief is that our government bodies allow the UK manufacturer corporations like Nestle etc to make 15% - 20% profits!

Other countries do not allow this. And the majority of the people in the government depts involved in policy making are also on the boards of these corporations, and making money from them, if I understood correctly.

It's corrupt as fuck, and I dont get why more attention isnt being paid to this, as it means we literally pay twice as much for our food. The farmers get less than 1% of the price we pay, the supermarkets get about 3%. By far the largest bulk of the hike in the costs is the manufacturers using rising inflation and rising costs of living over the last few years, to add a sneaky EXTRA few % on top. Just because they can. Because the government is complicit.

Just like the energy companies do, when wholesale prices go up, they use that as their excuse, but they add a little extra profit margin each time too, as it's an opportunity for them to do so.

The guy said it's not due to Brexit, but imho it is. EU countries have better protections against these sort of practices, but we have fuck all. And we get squeezed from all angles.

Why do we have to live in such an utterly shit country, that only cares about the success of the corporations, with no protections or fucks given for the working people.

Fucking sick of it.

I said this guy's channel is good. And it is, but most of his content is along similar lines, and pretty much bound to make you very angry about all the dodgy goings on.
 
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I heard on BBC4 news yesterday that this government have just warned the energy and petrol companies not to use the current troubles in Iran, as an excuse to get away with adding a bit more profit, on top of the expected price rises, that have already started happening on petrol fore-courts as a result of the conflict.

So for the 2nd time in recent days, this government has done something right. But this also seems to be a recognition of what has happened in the past, with the way they are saying 'they will not tolerate it this time.'

British businesses and manufacturers (I'm not sure about domestic customers) pay 4 times as much for their energy than our counterparts in the USA. It's probably a similar ratio for domestic customers..

Partridge voice or not, it really pisses me off how we're getting screwed over in all aspects of cost of living. Perhaps we have this worse than anywhere else in the world? Including freezing the tax allowance at 12.5k for ten years, everything combined does make us really screwed. We certainly have it worse than the rest of Europe and also the USA.

I know that the cost of food is also high in the USA, but they have much higher wages, and their energy and "gas" is so much cheaper than ours.
 
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