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Less is more Economic issues are deliberately overcomplicated in order to confuse people into thinking that today's problems aren't easy to solve. This short video explains why the push for economic growth is in fact a corporate ruse that damages the world instead of fixing it.

Vinnie Sullivan

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Maggie Jones ⚡️22 天前

@BygoneBritain @Britains___Pubs Such a good video

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Chris 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿22 天前

@BygoneBritain @Britains___Pubs Wonderful 👌🤝

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Jeff15 天前

@BygoneBritain @Britains___Pubs Well said Vinnie. 👍

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foxyman22 天前

@BygoneBritain @Britains___Pubs Inheritance tax, paying tax on money that has already been taxed.A Zionist theology,

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Kay Morrice20 天前

@Britains___Pubs @BygoneBritain I live in a small village in Spain. Came out of the ‘supermarket’ the other day and a local called me over to his van to see his doggie … and he gave me 4 large peppers; 4 large white onions & a pumpkin-type thing! Happens regularly!

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