“It’s something that countries all around the world are marching towards,” she told Sky News host Chris Kenny.
“But in Europe, it’s being felt quite acutely, because of a lot of European countries’ reliance on Russian gas. “For me, I think that this is very sinister, I think it’s chilling, and the leader of the scheme actually suggested that this being paid to use less energy will actually be a permanent fixture of our winters here in the UK.”
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hunger is also a colateral effect of this insidious and ridiculous idea.
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