• 🧠Quote(s) of the week:
• 💸Traditional Finance / Macro:
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• 🌎Macro/Geopolitics:
• 🎁If you have made it this far, I would like to give you a little gift:

§🧠Quote(s) of the week:

We are entering a period of hyper-deflation like the world has never seen before, and there is only one currency on Earth built for a technological hyperdeflationary world: Bitcoin. Gold was great during the industrial revolution, but it lacks critical features in a wired world. -Vijay Boyapati

‘Bitcoin, truly, is an ego test at first. It was hard to buy a $10 because people bought it for 1 dollar. It was hard to buy it at $1000 because people bought it at $100. It will be hard to buy at $1 million because people bought it for under $100,000. No matter what, your first time buying Bitcoin will always feel like you are super late.’ - RonSwanonson

🧡Bitcoin news🧡

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Before we start, a great post by James Lavish: The problem is the money!

’Most people have never heard of the Cantillon Effect. But once you understand it, you’ll see the world of investing differently. What is it? In the early 1700s, Richard Cantillon noticed a simple pattern: When new money enters an economy, it doesn’t reach everyone at once. And whoever gets it first benefits the most. Here’s how it works today: New liquidity enters through the Fed and through bank lending. Both follow a similar pattern: → Markets and large balance sheets get first access → Large corporations and well-connected borrowers tap cheap credit next, they invest and expand at today’s prices → Asset prices tend to rise as new liquidity chases finite assets → Consumer prices often follow → Wages rise last, usually after purchasing power has already declined

Fed data shows how lopsided the playing field is:

• The top 10% hold nearly 90% of equities.
• The bottom 50% holds about 1%. It’s a simple but powerful monetary transmission. Understanding this won’t change the system. But it might change how you think about where to store your savings.’- James Lavish

Anyway, Study Bitcoin!

On January 12:

➡️For the first time in history, the Central Bank of Argentina held an “art exhibition” of bitcoin mining machines plugged into the building, actively mining. - Documenting Bitcoin.

➡️Strategy has acquired 13,627 BTC for ~$1.25 billion at ~$91,519 per bitcoin. As of 1/11/2026, we hodl 687,410 $BTC acquired for ~$51.80 billion at ~$75,353 per bitcoin. - Saylor

➡️Rajat Soni: “Your bank balance is an illusion. Your bank doesn’t have your money. Banks don’t need to keep any reserves since 2020.”

As fellow Noderunner points out perfectly: ‘Conviction in Bitcoin usually starts with the pain of realizing your 40-hour work week is buying you less every year.’

Now connect that with the following, so your money is essentially just numbers on a screen, even if you “have money.” It’s a good time to study the hardest money ever! Bitcoin.

On January 13:

➡️BITCOIN BECOMES KING IN IRAN Not out of nowhere. This is where real pressure pushes real behavior. Here’s what’s actually happening and why BTC is spiking: Iran’s fiat is imploding. The rial has collapsed massively against the dollar as Inflation explodes and confidence in banks tanks. That makes saving in local cash feel like burning money. People start looking for alternatives that don’t evaporate overnight. That alone drives demand for BTC as a store of value outside the rial. Second, crypto isn’t just about individuals hedging anymore. State-linked networks and the IRGC have been moving huge sums (billions) through crypto channels to get around sanctions and funnel money across borders. That puts real institutional sideways pressure on Bitcoin flows tied to Iran. Third, Iran’s cheap energy makes mining Bitcoin super profitable: electricity costs there make mining a BTC dirt cheap compared to global prices. That means more supply being created and sold on black markets or exit channels, adding to the local swirl. Finally, sanctions squeeze traditional banking hard, so crypto becomes a practical workaround for liquidity, cross-border transactions, storing value, and even paying for imports or moving capital. Especially with the rial spiraling. Summed up: hyperinflation + fiat collapse + sanctions + mining arbitrage + alternative finance needs = BTC parabolic action in Iran. Source:WhaleInsider

Funny stat: ‘Over the past 3 weeks (December 23, 2025 to January 13, 2026), Bitcoin appreciated by ~104% against the Iranian rial (black market rate), while Gold appreciated by ~102%. BTC rose from ~63.5B IRR to ~129.5B IRR; gold from ~3.24B IRR/oz to ~6.55B IRR/oz.’ - Grok

Iranians who held bitcoin preserved their wealth. Iranians who trusted their currency lost 96%. Everyone deserves money that their government can’t destroy.

➡️’The latest Bitcoin ownership data: Median Bitcoin held by household income: Under $50k: ~0.004 BTC $50k–$75k: ~0.01 BTC $75k–$100k: ~0.025 BTC $100k–$150k: ~0.06 BTC $150k–$250k: ~0.11 BTC $250k+: ~0.17 BTC Even at the top of the income ladder, most never reach 0.21 BTC. High income doesn’t beat broken money. Saving harder can’t outrun dilution. Bitcoin doesn’t reward salaries. It rewards early conviction and time in blocks.’ - 0.21BTC on X

➡️21Shares’ Bitcoin and gold ETP debuts on the London Stock Exchange. Bitcoin and Gold backing the product are held with institutional-grade custodians, and allocations are rebalanced monthly.

➡️Bitcoin needs to trade above $240,000 to flip Silver’s market cap at $4.8 trillion. The first time this happened was in March of 2024, when both were ~ $1.4 trillion. - The Bitcoin Therapist

➡️Germany’s 2nd largest bank, DZ Bank, just approved for Bitcoin and crypto trading. - Bitcoin Archive

➡️Vivek Ramaswamy’s Strive acquires Bitcoin company Semler Scientific in an all-stock transaction.

➡️Bitcoin will cross 20 million BTC mined sometime in March. There will always be less than 21 million BTC. 95% of Bitcoin has already been mined. -Pierre Rochard

➡️’Bitcoin’s price will go parabolic if ETF demand persists long-term—a lesson from Gold’s 2025 move. The prices of both Gold and Bitcoin are set by supply and demand. The popular story is that gold prices spiked in 2025 (up 65%) because central bank purchases tilted the supply-demand balance. History teaches us something different and tells us what’s happening with Bitcoin. Central bank purchases of Gold spiked in 2022 after the US seized Russia’s Treasury deposits. Annual purchases rose from ~500 tonnes to ~1000 tonnes. They have stayed consistent since.

These purchases tilted the supply-demand balance, but didn’t immediately show up in prices. Gold rose 2% in 2022, 13% in 2023, and 27% in 2024. It wasn’t until 2025 that prices went parabolic. That’s because, for the first few years, central bank demand was met by sellers of their gold holdings. But eventually, the sellers ran out of ammo. And as demand persisted, prices soared.

The same thing is happening with Bitcoin and ETFs. Since ETFs debuted in Jan 2024, they’ve been buying more than 100% of the new Bitcoin supply. But the price hasn’t gone parabolic, because existing holders have been willing to sell. If ETF demand persists - and it will - eventually, these sellers will run out of ammo. And when they do…’- Matt Hougan

➡️According to Glassnode, it seems like Bitcoin OGs are done selling aggressively for now.

➡️Solo Bitcoin miner mines a whole block worth $295,000 (3.16 BTC). Another Bitcoin lottery winner. - Bitcoin Archive

➡️El Salvador is now giving Bitcoin passports to tourists visiting the country.

On January 14:

➡️UGANDA GOVERNMENT ORDERS INTERNET SHUTDOWN AS BITCHAT BECOMES THE #1 APP. As in the 2016 and 2021 elections, the Museveni government cut internet access in the days leading up to the presidential vote in an effort to extend his 40-year rule. This time, residents were prepared. Over 1% of the population downloaded Bitchat, a Bluetooth mesh messaging app, allowing them to communicate without an internet connection. - Bitcoin News

➡️Bitcoin is up 500% over the past three years. - Pierre Rochard

➡️Grocery store Carefour to offer 20% discounts on Bitcoin payments. - Bitcoin Archive

➡️Construction picture updates of Iren’s new Bitcoin mine and AI computing facilities on the plains of West Texas. Horizon 1 electrical and mechanical works are well underway, Horizon 2 data halls are rising, Horizon 3-4 civils have commenced, with 1,200+ workers active on site. - Documenting Bitcoin

On January 16:

➡️Bitcoin Archive: ’Iranians withdraw Bitcoin to personal wallets as currency crashes - Chainanalysis report “Iranians are taking possession of Bitcoin at a markedly higher rate during protests than they were beforehand.” Bitcoin is Freedom money.

➡️Owning 0.28 Bitcoin puts you in the top 1% of BTC holders.

➡️A big if…. but Silver Market Cap increased by $3.9 TRILLION in just 12 months. That’s 2x Bitcoin’s current market cap. If Bitcoin catches up to Silver, it will hit +$270,000.

➡️Strategy just scooped up another 13,627 BTC for ~$1.25B last week.

On January 17:

➡️’ In 14 years, the same home costs you over 99.5% less in bitcoin and 2.5x more in dollars. It’s time to start saving in digital capital.’

On January 18:

➡️In precisely 50 days, Bitcoin’s circulating supply will hit 20m. At that point, only 1m Bitcoin will remain to be mined. Forever.

On January 19:

➡️Bitcoin falls nearly -$4,000 as $500 million worth of levered longs are liquidated in 60 minutes.

§💸Traditional Finance / Macro:

On January 15: 👉🏽BlackRock is eating the world. Total assets under management hit a record $14 TRILLION after the firm pulled in $342bn of client money in Q4 alone.

§🏦Banks:

On December 31: 👉🏽No news

§🌎Macro/Geopolitics:

On January 11:

👉🏽Germany: ‘That’s really interesting. 73% of Muslim votes in Germany went to far-left and left parties. Can someone please explain what attracts them to these parties? Is it LGBTQ or women’s rights?’ - Michael A. Arouet

Socialism (aka more money for the non-working) and Immigration policy. They are the primary beneficiaries of the welfare state.

👉🏽The latest estimates are that the Islamic regime has massacred more than 3000 anti-regime protesters just in the past 72 hours. Islamic regime imam: “Women are animals created by Allah to be used by men. Women are no different from cows, sheep, horses, or mules. God made women resemble humans so they wouldn’t frighten men.” These are the mullahs who rule Iran. Why do they hate women so much?

The Iranian regime is firing live ammunition at civilians in Tehran. Have you heard any of our (here in the Netherlands) so-called “red-line celebrities” speak out about this yet?

On January 12:

👉🏽‘Which country is going ahead with Net Zero? Britain: 70 million people. 0.8% of global emissions. And which countries are not? China has 1,500 million people. 31% USA 350 million. 13% India 1,500 million 7% Russia 150 million: 5% Total No: 56% 3,500 million Will NetZero succeed?’ - Latimer Alder

On January 13:

👉🏽Poland’s right-wing President Karol Nawrocki just VETOED a bill that would implement the European Union’s censorship “Digital Services Act. “The state is supposed to GUARANTEE freedom, not restrict it!”

Grok: Poland’s veto of the DSA implementation bill means the EU’s rules on online content moderation, illegal content removal, and platform transparency won’t be fully enforced via national law there yet. For Poles: Potentially less mandated censorship on platforms, more free speech, but possible EU legal clashes or inconsistencies in digital protections. For the EU: Highlights resistance to uniform regulation, could lead to enforcement actions or inspire similar moves elsewhere, affecting the digital single market.

I personally think that the EU / government institutions are pushing for censorship under the guise of hate speech and disinformation.

This is what fascism looks like. The UK arrests more people for social media posts than any other country on Earth.

👉🏽‘The ECB and other European and international central banks stand in full solidarity with the Federal Reserve System and its Chair Jerome H. Powell. The independence of central banks is in the interest of the people we serve.’- The European Central Bank

I am just going to leave this here:

and this:

Central banks are NOT supposed to be involved in politics. Your mandate requires you to be independent, so please focus on price stability and the euro.

‘1) Your mandate is to keep Inflation at 2%. 2) You’re failing at doing your job for years in a row. 3) 2% Inflation a year is stealing 2% from the people you “serve”. 4) you’re stealing more than 2% a year from the people you “serve” because you’re failing at your job (see 2).’ - PurpleHorse

👉🏽Jeroen Blokland: “Debt stabilized in 2024 is one way of putting it. It doubled over the past 40 years, and is another. In addition, the ‘yes, but global assets also rose’ argument does not hold. The value of assets has indeed skyrocketed, but assuming this (partly) offsets Debt also assumes that these assets and Debt are on the same balance sheet. They are not!”

👉🏽In 2025, Germany saw bankruptcies hit a 20-year high. -ZeroHedge Source: https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/2025-germany-saw-bankruptcies-hit-20-year-high

👉🏽Japan’s 30-Year Treasury Yield jumps to 3.52%, its highest level in history.

👉🏽The US collected a record $267 billion in customs duties in 2025, more than 3x higher than what was collected in 2024 ($81 billion). Who is paying this tax? -Charlie Bilello

👉🏽In a jaw-dropping declaration, Greenland’s Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen announced that “If we have to choose between the United States and Denmark here and now, we choose Denmark. We choose NATO, the Kingdom of Denmark, and the EU.”

On January 14:

👉🏽US M2 money supply jumped +$1.65 trillion in 2025, to a record $26.7 trillion. This marks the most significant annual increase since 2021 and the 3rd consecutive annual gain. Since mid-2023, M2 has risen by +$3.7 trillion, driven by rapidly rising bank deposits and money market fund inflows. This means the money supply has grown by +$116 billion PER MONTH over this period. By comparison, from January 2022 to April 2023, M2 contracted -$450 billion, or -$28 billion a month. US money creation is happening at an alarming pace.’ - TKL.

👉🏽Now let me make one thing clear. I am not particularly a fan of Eva Vlaardingerbroek, but it is unbelievable that she was banned from entering the UK. Now I don’t care about the banning. The UK should do what the fuck they want, but as you might know from reading my recaps, I hate hypocrisy. So, isn’t it funny how it’s easy for them to enforce their border policies when it’s a blonde and blue-eyed citizen of the EU, but it’s complicated when it’s military-aged males coming in in dinghies from third-world shit holes. This is the post that got Eva Vlaardingerbroek banned from the UK.

Compare and contrast. Eva or Mohamad Baajour?

Source: https://www.zerohedge.com/political/uk-bans-dutch-commentator-criticizing-starmer-while-welcoming-illegal-migrant-hordes

To me, this all feels like a psyop. All this crap is designed precisely for shock value and lead people shift their political leaning, disregard tolerance towards more radical and polarize people towards extremes, etc. All by design and working exactly as intended. Although I am sharing this now in my recap… The only reaction that matters is the one that makes you change your own behaviour, who you interact with, or the range of influence you are currently connected to. What I want to say is, I hate hypocrisy.

👉🏽You can’t make this up: Estimates show that it would cost the US $700 billion to buy Greenland. Meanwhile, the US spent $1.2 TRILLION on Federal debt interest expense in 2025 alone. The US spends 1.7 Greenlands PER YEAR just on interest expense. - TKL

On January 15:

👉🏽 Gold and Silver have predicted every single macroeconomic event accurately for 3+ years. It is no coincidence that they are both moving in a literal straight line to the right now. Gold and Silver have not seen a red month in 7 months. -= TKL

👉🏽Chancellor Merz: “It was a major strategic mistake to abandon nuclear energy. Germany now has the most expensive energy transition in the world, unaffordable energy prices, and a serious shortage of power generation.” The Green Deal is turning out to be disastrous.

Friedrich Merz just plainly admitted that ditching nuclear was “a serious strategic mistake” and that Germany is running the world’s most expensive energy transition. “At least 3 years ago, we had to leave the last remaining nuclear power plants in Germany on the grid so that we at least had the power generation capacities we had at that time. We have taken over something that we now have to correct. But we don’t have enough energy generation capacities.” Duh, Herr Kanzler!

Germany did way more than phase out nuclear at home. They spent 2 decades sabotaging nuclear energy across the EU. They pushed to remove nuclear from the green energy list in Brussels and funded anti-nuclear think tanks in France. Everybody, remember the Trump clip: “President Trump 2018: Germany will become totally dependent on Russian energy if it does not immediately change course. Germany 2018: LoL Orange Man Germany 2026: Crap, the Orange Man was right.” Everybody told them 10 years ago, but the Germans refused to listen. There is a reason why Germany went from global industrial powerhouse to the sick man of Europe. Many people underestimate the power of left-green indoctrination in German (EU) education and legacy media. And it will take decades to reverse that, if at all.

Two questions now matter: Will the nuclear ban be repealed and nuclear power rebuilt—yes or no? Who will be held accountable, including Merz, for an energy policy that drove up prices, destroyed competitiveness, and cost jobs? Words aren’t leadership. Actions are.

Oh, by the way, I can’t wait for 10 years from now when they realize it was a “serious strategic mistake” to flood their country with millions of men from Syria and Afghanistan.

👉🏽Let me say something positive about Germany: which recorded its 1st year of growth since 2022. GDP rose by 0.2% in 2025 after 2 consecutive years of contraction. Modest expansion was driven by household consumption & govt spending, while investment declined and foreign trade weighed on growth.

👉🏽The Netherlands was the EU leader in October when it came to asylum applications from unaccompanied minors. EuroStat. “In October 2025, 1,710 unaccompanied minors applied for asylum for the first time in the EU, with most of them coming from Somalia (245). The Netherlands received the highest number of asylum applications from unaccompanied minors (350).” Learn more: https://t.co/mmwenMi9Zq

As long as we reward parents for sending unaccompanied minor children ahead by granting residence permits, these numbers are likely to keep rising. The solution is to reunite children who are not in the Netherlands with their country of origin or the country where their parents reside.

I am just going to leave this here:

Social welfare benefits (income support).

👉🏽Japan’s gold reserves rose to a record $120 billion in 2025, up +60% year-over-year. Gold reserves now reflect 9% of Japan’s total reserve assets, more than doubling since 2022. Meanwhile, the country’s FX reserves are up to $1.17 trillion, the highest since 2021. As a result, total reserve assets are up to $1.37 trillion, also the highest since 2021. This comes as Japan is now the largest foreign holder of US Treasuries, at $1.2 trillion, the highest since July 2022. Gold is boosting reserve assets worldwide.

On January 16:

👉🏽The top 10% of US earners now reflect a record 49% of all consumer spending. This percentage has risen by +13 points over the last 30 years, marking a dramatic shift in spending power. At the same time, the bottom 80% of earners account for just ~37% of total consumer expenditures, down 11 percentage points since 1995. This means the top 10% account for a record 33% of US GDP, as personal consumer expenditures account for 68% of total economic output. Meanwhile, the bottom 80% account for just 25% of the US economy. Asset owners are the only winners in this economy. - TKL

👉🏽US corporate bond downgrades are surging at an alarming pace: $55 billion of corporate bonds were downgraded from investment-grade to junk status in 2025, the highest since 2020. At the same time, only $10 billion of upgrades to investment-grade were recorded, the lowest in at least 6 years. This means downgrade volumes were 5.5 times higher than upgrades, compared to 4.8 times in 2020. By comparison, in 2024, there were only $4 billion in downgrades and $22 billion in upgrades, meaning upgrades outpaced downgrades by 5.5 times. Meanwhile, $63 billion of bonds are now on the brink of junk status, up from $37 billion at the end of 2024. The credit quality of US corporate bonds is deteriorating.- TKL

👉🏽This is probably the most telling chart you will see today. Remember the new New York City mayor talking about the warmth of collectivism and rugged individualism, and the crowd cheering? In reality, the exact opposite is true; collectivism makes nations poor. Got it now? - Michael A. Arouet

Mike Bales: “3 Communists walk into a bar, one orders a $15 mixed drink, one a $10 Martini, and the other a $6 beer. When the bill comes, they are forced to split it equally, per their mantra.

Next week, the three return to the bar, but this time they all ask for separate checks. The bartender asks, “Why aren’t you splitting the bill equally? In communism, everyone pays the same fair share.” The three communists reluctantly agree and split the check 3 ways once again.

The following week, the three communists return, this time with a mob of devoted followers, and protest the bartender into changing the prices of all their drinks to the lowest on the menu.

In fear of his business being vandalized or burned down, the bartender agrees. So the following week, all the communists come in, enjoy their $6 drinks, and celebrate the successes of communism. The Communists continue this for several more weeks, until one Friday, they return to the bar and find it closed, with a sign out front stating it is out of business.

And that, comrades, is how communism works.“ Classic analogy, and spot on! Simply stated and true! History has proven that Marxism fails in the face of reality.

👉🏽Netherlands: “Quite a bit of cold weather and very little wind — also in the coming week(s). On top of that, gas storage levels are getting a bit tight. Good thing the Netherlands still has 3.3 GW of coal-fired power plants (about 20% of national electricity demand). Right?

Our coal plants have been running hard again in recent weeks. So what exactly happens when they’re all forced to shut down?

Meanwhile, Who could have seen that coming… 😒 “Wind farms can operate without subsidies! 💪” — so claimed the green energy industry. Well, seven years later: subsidies are back. (our tax money) Otherwise, “the sector would grind to a complete halt.” - Sophie Hermans, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Climate and Green Growth. Source: https://archive.ph/vWyjO

👉🏽Always the same script. Buy high, sell low! TKL: “Retail investors have bought the largest physical-backed silver ETF, SLV, for 169 consecutive days, the longest streak on record. Over the last 30 days alone, silver-linked ETFs, SLV, PSLV, and AGQ, have attracted a record +$921.8 million in inflows. Retail buying activity in Silver is now 2.1 times the 3-month moving average. As a result, cumulative retail buying has now surpassed the peaks of the 2021 silver squeeze. This has also significantly exceeded activity in gold and crypto funds. Individual investors are piling into Silver like never before.”

On the 17th of January:

👉🏽Michael A. Arouet: “Eye-opening, there will be a lot of vacant and worthless real estate in Poland, Italy, and Spain in 10 years, not in 2100. And don’t assume you’ll be able to live off your pension, unless AI and robots take over our jobs fast. Most people still don’t understand what’s coming.”

The EU is projected to have fewer than 300 million citizens by 2100. Population size matters for productivity, consumption, and defence. The following 5-10 years will be the game-changer in Europe, going from bad to worse.

I hope you realize what this will do to our society. A society with persistently low birth rates faces population decline, leading to an aging workforce, strained pension systems, higher dependency ratios, and potential economic stagnation. Examples include Japan and Italy, where shrinking populations have prompted immigration policies and investments in automation to sustain growth. Outcomes vary by adaptation strategies.

And no migration is not a solution, and will only lead to tensions.

On January 18:

👉🏽’GERMAN BLITZKRIEG IN GREENLAND:

1. January 16, German soldiers arrived in Greenland.
2. January 17, Trump imposed additional tariffs on Germany.
3. January 18, German soldiers departed from Greenland.’

Europe deploys troops to help Denmark defend Greenland from the United States.

Germany - 13 France - 15 Norway - 2 Britain - 1 Total US troops at the Pituffik Space Base in Greenland: ~150. This is so embarrassing for the EU with a population of 450 million.

Meloni’s statement on Greenland is that European NATO troop deployments there were not anti-US but were not communicated clearly, risking misinterpretation in Washington; this must be corrected through NATO coordination, not sanctions or escalation.

👉🏽The average price of ground beef in the US is now up to a record $6.67 per pound. Prices have surged +72% since January 2020, when they stood at ~$3.88 per pound. Over the same period, chicken breast prices have risen +36%. Furthermore, coffee prices have surged +52% since January 2020. All while the “other food” category, which includes sugar, sweets, fats, oils, snacks, and prepared meals, has soared +31% over the same period. Food Inflation remains far too high. - TKL

👉🏽Even BlackRock CEO Larry Fink now admits that “transitioning” to solar and wind will cause a global power shortage—after spending years pressuring companies to do precisely that. The “transition” he advanced has already sabotaged our power supply and raised our electricity bills. ESG my ass!

👉🏽Remember what I said last week about the hypocrisy that Von der Leyen was shaking the hands of the new leader in Syria. Turkish-backed terrorists are rounding up Kurdish girls as sex slaves. ISIS 2.0 is happening in Syria. And the West is shaking hands with the terrorist leader of the country.

On January 19:

👉🏽Jeroen Blokland: ‘You can’t make this stuff up! The French Prime Minister is forced to use a constitutional “tool” that allows the government to bypass a vote in parliament to pass the impossible fiscal budget because “parliamentary passage of the budget is impossible.” The chart is from my book, The Great Rebalancing, which takes an in-depth look at how government finances work and why budget deficits have grown so large.’

Why don’t they sell their Gold (from Africa - colonialism)? Why should other countries pay for their Debt (for example, the Netherlands)?

👉🏽James Melville: ‘Inflation in the UK since Covid has gone through the roof. UK food prices have increased by 37% in the last five years. The basic essentials of energy, water, and food are now becoming unaffordable for millions of people in the UK. We are being fleeced.’

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