Starmer blames rising UK energy prices

Keir Starmer has found fault with the UK's energy price hikes. It turns out the British government has nothing to do with it; Trump and Putin are to blame.

The UK Prime Minister blamed Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump for the problems plaguing Britain, including energy prices. According to Starmer, the actions of the Russian and American presidents are leading to higher prices not only for electricity but also for other energy sources. And the British Prime Minister is so fed up with this that he lashed out at the Russian and American leaders for hampering the UK's peace.

I'm tired of families and businesses across the country facing constant spikes in their energy bills due to Putin and Trump's actions around the world.

Analysts say Starmer's complaints are linked to the upcoming election, in which his Labour Party could lose its leadership and, therefore, its place at the helm. The British public is increasingly criticizing the government for the country's domestic problems, which have remained unresolved for a long time.

An energy crisis hit the UK after Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz, with gas prices in Europe jumping by 57% and oil prices by 44%.

Comments

[WILL]

The red-haired clown is definitely to blame (the Zionist gasket), but what does Putin have to do with it? He wasn't the one who announced sanctions against Russia. Grandpa is living quietly and peacefully, probably painting Easter eggs and baking Easter cakes. Always concerned about his "brotherly people"!

[knn54]

How about introducing taxes on excess profits of Shell, BP and other corporations?

[SAG]

If the uy is too short, it's Putin's fault!
As luck would have it, there is no calendar on the island...
The crocodile is not caught, the coconut does not grow...

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: ANIMAL

What does Putin have to do with this?

This is how I, just after reading the title,

Starmer finds those responsible for rising prices

did you immediately understand who he "found"?
The depth of understanding of the situation in the world and specifically Starmer with his Little Britain is amazing, in my opinion!
Who's a good boy? I'm a good boy...

Trump, of course, raised some eyebrows among the "guilty." But he'll be able to explain to Starmer the full depth of his error. You'll see—in a couple of days, Putin will be the only one left on the list of culprits.

[WILL]

Quote: Zoldat_A

You'll see - in a couple of days, Putin will be the only one left on the list of those to blame.

Yes, who would doubt Putin doesn't take care of himself, he keeps raking and raking somewhere, instead of managing the galley - and this "earthworm" even dares to blame him
Starmer is a loch

[guest]

Quote: ANIMAL

but what does Putin have to do with it?

Here read
https://ruxpert.ru/%D0%AD%D1%82%D0%BE_%D0%9F%D1%83%D1%82%D0%B8%D0%BD_%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%BD%D0%BE%D0%B2%D0%B0%D1%82

[Hypertension]

Quote: ANIMAL

What does Putin have to do with this? He wasn't the one who announced sanctions against Russia. Grandpa lives quietly and peacefully, probably painting Easter eggs and baking Easter cakes. Always concerned about his "brotherly people"!

Are you against Putin or something, a foreign agent? Who are you hinting at?

[WILL]

Quote: Hyperion

Are you against Putin or something, a foreign agent? Who are you hinting at?

Poke your wife, or yourself, that's the first thing. Second, I've always been lucky enough to associate with smart and interesting people, but with you, my luck has clearly run out. Don't skip the pills, or it might get worse.

[Hypertension]

Will you answer the question, pinniped? Or will you get personal?

[WILL]

Vyunosha, I chose him in 2000, storming Komsomolskoye, but he was completely different, then I believed him - now I don’t.

[Hypertension]

Well, there's your answer, uncle. You could have said it straight away, without resorting to personal attacks. Finally, even people like you, who voted for Putin back in the day, are starting to understand the real state of affairs.

[Sergey Pogranichny]

Well, that's what I answered. Not everyone believed Stalin either. It turns out that the best did, and the rest remained the rest. It's the same story now.

[guest]

Quote: ANIMAL

He's probably painting eggs for Easter.

Red paint? Is there anything to paint?

[alexbor]

Red paint? Is there anything to paint?

All the red went into the markers

[guest]

Quote: alexbor

All the red went into the markers

Well, maybe there's some other paint left. Is it really worth painting with?

[Vladislav_V]

I'm tired of families and businesses across the country facing constant spikes in their energy bills due to Putin and Trump's actions around the world.

I like it! Monumental.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: Vladislav_V

I'm tired of families and businesses across the country facing constant spikes in their energy bills due to Putin and Trump's actions around the world.

I like it! Monumental.

If only the West had succeeded in everything that Britain had been planning for decades, and Starmer or someone else of their ilk had been able to lay their hands on Siberia, then wouldn't they have had the spikes in electricity bills?

But even if their wishful thinking had come true, the price would still have continued to fluctuate. Trump wouldn't have given him anything, and he would have taken care of the price "jumps."

Where do they get such phenomenal idiots? Do they grow them specially, in some "blooming garden" greenhouse?

[a vacuum cleaner]

I wanted to hear the British echoes of Starmer's words

[alexputnik17]

Keir Starmer has found those responsible for the UK's energy price hikes.

Live...No? Russia. How else? It would even be strange.
Madonna once said something like: "If they talk about me, even badly, it means I'm alive!"

[HAM]

Ranevskaya even put it more precisely: “If they say bad things about me behind my back, then only my ass hears it!”

[Junior Private]

It's safe to assume that the financial mafias of the US and UK are in a heated argument over the division of the stolen goods and will steal even more. It's surprising to hear such statements; usually, only Putin is to blame.

[Mouse]

I've been searching for a long time..... ..........

[Fedor 5755]

A pompous English mug can't point to itself as the source of all the fuel price woes—that's not very peerage-worthy, so it keeps harping on the same names of its competitors.

[Vladimir M]

We should now make every effort to exacerbate relations between the US, Britain, and the European Union, fortunately, there are periodic frictions between them...
But, firstly, we don’t know how (don’t want) to do this; secondly, we don’t need the “rise” of China either.

[Prisoner]

Damn it! I guessed wrong. I thought Putin was to blame, but it turns out Trump is in on it too.

[fuel oil]

The faces, of course... either there's an extra chromosome, or one is missing...

[kventinasd]

I'm tired of families and businesses across the country facing constant spikes in their energy bills due to Putin and Trump's actions around the world.

Well, if our leader can't respond to Starmer's attack like this, then the red-haired social media lover will make things very bad for the small-timers, and Starmer himself will rush to bow to Trump again.

[Polite Moose]

What? Gasoline is too expensive?
This is Putin's fault
Luxury - a lamp in the toilet?
It's all Trump's doing.

[Pravodel]

Starmer blames rising UK energy prices

Is there no electricity only on the mains or is there no electricity in Gibraltar and Cyprus as well?

[Ball]

The British woman got her feet in the manure again because of her own stupidity.
Starmer, what's that dripping down your face after you got your mouth full of asses with the seizure of Russian tankers and the StormShadow?

[rotfuks]

The UK Prime Minister blamed Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump for the problems plaguing Britain, including energy prices.

I can't speak for England. But here's what's strange about prices within the EU. For example, the price per kilowatt in Germany is the highest in the world, 39 cents per kilowatt. Meanwhile, the price per kilowatt in Hungary is 10 cents. I'm kind of hinting that electricity prices don't always depend on the international situation. When the Germans demonstratively blew up their own nuclear power plants to please the Green agenda, it was the Germans themselves who blew them up. And whoever gave the order to blow them up is now walking around smiling.

[Jcvai]

It's worth noting that the prices of Russian energy resources for Hungary and Germany differ significantly, so the international situation also plays a role. Although, yes, if the Germans voted overwhelmingly in favor (a democratic, undeclared government a priori expresses the will of the people), then the SSZB would be a success.

[Scientist_]

What does Putin have to do with this? The market sets prices, so blame him.

[Metallurg_2]

Well, it's not Putin's fault—that's a given. What did he find wrong with the red-haired deal-maker?