If i had a choice today it would be this team selection for a UK front bench.

The OBR drew this chart. Yellow line is what the state takes. Green line is what the state spends. The gap will be filled by stealing from you, your children and their children. By 2074, UK debt hits 270% of GDP. The state's own watchdog admits it in writing. Yesterday the bond market read the chart. UK 30 year gilt: 5.76%. Highest since 1998. UK 10 year: 5.08%. The market knows what comes next. When yields rise too far, the Bank of England will step in. They will print. They will buy. They will debase. They will steal from your children's future and their children. Just like 2022. Just like covid. Just like 2008. Savers smoked. Pensioners smoked. Gilt holders smoked. The pound will lose another generation of purchasing power in months, not years. You have been betrayed. And this is only the beginning.

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Dear @Ed_Miliband I heard from @freddienew that in response to @btcjvs's suggestion you look at Bitcoin mining as a way to monetize UK's large amount of Wasted Renewable Energy (something several nation states are now already doing, to good effect), you shut down the conversation with the response "Bitcoin is useless". It is a free world, so I celebrate the fact you have the freedom to express your opinion "Bitcoin is useless". Equally, as a public servant whose views, informed or otherwise, on energy impact the wellbeing of millions your citizens, you have the duty of care to make sure that your views serve your citizens. Your comment "Bitcoin is useless" demonstrates that either a. You are uninformed, or b. You do not care for vast swathes of human life. So as someone who has spent a little more time than you researching the uses of Bitcoin, let me lay it out to you unambiguously. When you say "Bitcoin is useless", you are saying that: 1. Increasing the energy security of the UK, and other nations, is useless carboncredits.com/is-bitcoin… en.odfoundation.eu/content/u… 2. Monetizing otherwise wasted renewable energy (as several large companies and nation states are already doing, and using the proceeds to combat energy poverty is useless nitter.net/DSBatten/status/189663… 3. Reducing the payback period of new renewable energy generation from 8.1yrs to 3.7yr, so that renewable energy projects can proliferate without government subsidies, is useless. cell.com/heliyon/fulltext/S2… 4. Counterbalancing the intermittencies of rewewable power generation without expensive grid upgrades in countries with ageing grids (like UK) is useless nicholasinstitute.duke.edu/s… 5. Accelerating the renewable transition by making renewable generation more profitable is useless news.cornell.edu/stories/202… (while in parallel becoming the world's most sustainably powered industry) nitter.net/DSBatten/status/167032… 6 Reducing more emissions from landfills than the largest DAC project in the world ever achieved is useless renewableenergymagazine.com/… 7. Developing an monetary financial system with significantly lower emissions and emissions intensity than the banking system is useless nasdaq.com/articles/a-compar… nitter.net/DSBatten/status/167133… 8. Bringing 28,885 African villagers out of energy poverty across 6 locations in Malawi, Zambia, Kenya, is useless bbc.com/news/articles/cly4xe… piped.video/watch?v=wfwLy8MW… unherd.com/2024/01/the-afric… 9. Fast tracking the delivery of renewable energy to millions of Ethiopians is useless nitter.net/DSBatten/status/188677… 10. Getting aid to 1000s of war refugees is useless cnbc.com/2022/03/23/ukrainia…… 11. Developing energy independence for Bhutan is useless impact.economist.com/project… 12. Saving National Parks in Africa from closure is useless technologyreview.com/2023/01… 13. Helping Afghanastani women avoid State-level financial discrimination is useless bitcoinmagazine.com/culture/… 14. Establishing the economic sovereignty of 14 African nations still experiencing French financial colonization is useless foreignpolicy.com/2021/08/03… 15. The idea of creating an alternative to a monetary system which can and does elongate wars, increase wealth gaps, bail out bankers but fail to protect employees and small businesses is useless amazon.com/Engine-Inequality… 16. The potential to provide banking to up to 2 Billion unbanked is useless impact.economist.com/project… cnbc.com/2023/03/26/bitcoin-… 17. Providing a financial system that is harder to use for money laundering than fiat currency is useless decrypt.co/125623/crooks-def… 18. Removing the risk of financial reprisal for running humanitarian campaigns in autocratic nations where 5.7Billion people live is useless bbc.com/news/world-africa-56… financialinclusion.tech/ 19. Providing up to 250 Million people in countries experiencing hyperinflation a means to stop 50%+ erosion of their family savings per year is useless cointribune.com/en/argentina… 20. Allowing people in developing nations to receive remittance payments from family without delays and without heavy fees is useless thenextweb.com/news/el-salva… 21. Having a secure, permissionless, decentralized, 24/7 store of value with fixed monetary supply is useless bitcoin.com/get-started/the-… Not all 21 uses of Bitcoin relate directly to your citizens, many of them do. As I'm sure you'll agree, these uses are not only far from useless, but coincide with the very energy security, energy equity and energy sustainability goals that you claim to care about. While you are within your rights to dismiss technologies you clearly have not taken the time to understand, the byproduct of your lack of research are not OK. Right now, UK continues to cut pensioners' access to energy subsidies, placing more and more of them into energy poverty. If this were a necessity austerity, we could perhaps rationalize this as being acceptible But this is anything but necessarily because you are concurrently and voluntarily wasting hundreds of millions of pounds in wind power that could be easily monetized through Bitcoin mining were it not for your intransigence. As it stands, you are in your ignorance is not only belittling a technology that is helping vast numbers of people already - often on matters of human dignity and basic human freedoms. It is also unnecessarily increasing energy poverty in your own backyard. Please do better in your research. Sincerely Daniel Batten Climatetech Investor and Bitcoin analyst

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