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Well, to give a more comprehensive view, I would have to consult the Daily Mail of yesterday which revealed the information. It does seem that many British energy companies have been brought up by oversees companies, which is not an invitation of mine to send foreign energy companies home. It's merely a statement of facts I have read concerning the British economy, and I concluded that if such money-makers as energy firms have to be sold off for a sum of cash, then they will no longer be able to pay tax on their profits to our treasury, as they are no longer British companies.
It has nothing to do with sending home foreign companies, Howard.
Also, once an energy company is sold off, like all things that are sold, it cannot be sold a second time by the same owner. So what will be sold next, I wonder, Dover Port and all British ports? When revenues stop coming in from companies that are no longer British, it will hit the treasury hard, and already has, so all they need to sell now in order to present a few more budgets for a few more years is all our national assets. Once that money has gone, who knows what they will try to sell next. The national debt, memanwhile, constantly increasing!