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Nutsin wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 20:23

goose wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 20:11 There’s only one poster getting hysterical here.

Don’t cry Nutsin son.

Looks like the art of the deal is gonna get Trump Greenland…… EU doesn’t get crippled with additional Tariffs and now has arctic protection from big bad Putin.
Just like I said will happen.

Poor old Hammer I am must be confused, he thought he was going to war with the USA LOL. 

Fucking hilarious!

You do realise that NATO doesn’t own Greenland? The USA won’t be acquiring or owning Greenland.

The ‘art of the deal’ was realising you’ve over stepped and so having to again. The danish prime has confirmed as much.

goose wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 20:11 There’s only one poster getting hysterical here.

Don’t cry Nutsin son.

goose wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 19:58 I see the is back.

Turns out he won’t be purchasing Greenland after all. 

Nutsin wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 19:46

goose wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 19:44

Nutsin wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 19:35

Yeah the electric bills are gonna bring down the economy I’m telling ya!

LOL!

Don’t worry about the tax cuts, wage growth and lower oil prices, or the raging economy, the consumer seems to be quite happy spending. 

Soppy cսnt!

But you just agreed that GDP growth is driven by capital investment in data centres so the consumer isn’t spending. Make your mind up.

The majority of Americans are feeling the pinch and that includes electricity costs.

What percentage of Americans are feeling the pinch!

goose wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 19:44

Nutsin wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 19:35

goose wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 19:25

So it was a myth, then nothing and now its just minimal.

i'd say +5% on everyones electric bill (people and business) it pretty important to them. One of the reasons why Trumps approval rating on the economy is taking a kicking.

Yeah the electric bills are gonna bring down the economy I’m telling ya!

LOL!

Don’t worry about the tax cuts, wage growth and lower oil prices, or the raging economy, the consumer seems to be quite happy spending. 

Soppy cսnt!

But you just agreed that GDP growth is driven by capital investment in data centres so the consumer isn’t spending. Make your mind up.

The majority of Americans are feeling the pinch and that includes electricity costs.

Nutsin wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 19:35

goose wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 19:25

Nutsin wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 18:29

Minimal price to pay considering the payout. You need to stop majoring in minors old boy. Picking up Pennie’s in front of a steam roller is not a good use of time.

So it was a myth, then nothing and now its just minimal.

i'd say +5% on everyones electric bill (people and business) it pretty important to them. One of the reasons why Trumps approval rating on the economy is taking a kicking.

Yeah the electric bills are gonna bring down the economy I’m telling ya!

LOL!

Don’t worry about the tax cuts, wage growth and lower oil prices, or the raging economy, the consumer seems to be quite happy spending. 

Soppy cսnt!

One Sunny Day" wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 19:30 Everyone who calls out my bullshit with facts is a liberal liar - the Nutsin's guide to debate. For starters, you'll find most of the people on here aren't Americans and I doubt many of them vote Lib Dems, you penearse. I know, much like your orange, rapist hero, you lost your tiny mind a long time ago but please do try and do better.

goose wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 19:25

Nutsin wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 18:29

goose wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 17:06

I thought it was a myth?

So its real and actually has been reported by every major new outlet. Take your pick.

Minimal price to pay considering the payout. You need to stop majoring in minors old boy. Picking up Pennie’s in front of a steam roller is not a good use of time.

So it was a myth, then nothing and now its just minimal.

i'd say +5% on everyones electric bill (people and business) it pretty important to them. One of the reasons why Trumps approval rating on the economy is taking a kicking.

Nutsin wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 18:29

goose wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 17:06

Nutsin wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 16:43

Nobody is talking about it. Probably because the cost of oil is way down. It’s a nothing burger!

I thought it was a myth?

So its real and actually has been reported by every major new outlet. Take your pick.

Minimal price to pay considering the payout. You need to stop majoring in minors old boy. Picking up Pennie’s in front of a steam roller is not a good use of time.

goose wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 17:06

Nutsin wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 16:43

goose wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 16:22

"liberal myth"

You mean the US Energy Infomation Administation?

"Forty-four states and the District of Columbia saw increased revenue per kilowatt-hour (kWh) compared to last October, while average revenue per kWh increased by 5.2% on a national basis."

Nobody is talking about it. Probably because the cost of oil is way down. It’s a nothing burger!

I thought it was a myth?

So its real and actually has been reported by every major new outlet. Take your pick.

Nutsin wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 16:43

goose wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 16:22

Nutsin wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 16:18

My electricity bill hasn’t gone up that’s a liberal myth. Consumer spending is doing just fine so not so sure what you are talking about. Trump cut a lot of Gov’t jobs which is good for the private sector and the tax payer. Wage growth is up as is jobs for Americans.

tax cuts kick in this year capital flowing in sets the economy up nicely, you ain’t seen nothing yet.

Oh and did you hear Trump in Davos? Just like I said he has no intention of using force to get Greenland. You fucking mongy liberals and your fear mongering fake news liberal networks tricked you again.

Fucking spastics!

"liberal myth"

You mean the US Energy Infomation Administation?

"Forty-four states and the District of Columbia saw increased revenue per kilowatt-hour (kWh) compared to last October, while average revenue per kWh increased by 5.2% on a national basis."

Nobody is talking about it. Probably because the cost of oil is way down. It’s a nothing burger!

goose wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 16:22

Nutsin wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 16:18

goose wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 16:09

So Trump is not only responsible for the growth in AI data centres, he is responsible for the lack of growth in all the other areas of the US economy? the 6 months of continual shedding of manufacturing jobs? the flat lining of retail sales? the rise in the cost of food and clothing and general merchandise? the rising cost of electricity?

Given that Main Street has resteraunts, clothing shops and everyday people - why isn't the benefit flowing through to them? Because the GDP numbers and cost of living show they arent feeling it.

My electricity bill hasn’t gone up that’s a liberal myth. Consumer spending is doing just fine so not so sure what you are talking about. Trump cut a lot of Gov’t jobs which is good for the private sector and the tax payer. Wage growth is up as is jobs for Americans.

tax cuts kick in this year capital flowing in sets the economy up nicely, you ain’t seen nothing yet.

Oh and did you hear Trump in Davos? Just like I said he has no intention of using force to get Greenland. You fucking mongy liberals and your fear mongering fake news liberal networks tricked you again.

Fucking spastics!

"liberal myth"

You mean the US Energy Infomation Administation?

"Forty-four states and the District of Columbia saw increased revenue per kilowatt-hour (kWh) compared to last October, while average revenue per kWh increased by 5.2% on a national basis."

Nutsin wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 16:18

goose wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 16:09

Nutsin wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 15:59

Let me spell it out for you, seeing as I can’t draw pictures on here for you to help you better understand.

Every part of that whopping GDP print we just had is due to Trump. It is Trump that went around the world securing all this capital investment. The reason why so many countries are betting on the USA to WIN the AI race is in part because Trump has secured our energy dominance. One of the first agreements he secured was with the Saudi’s and Qatar and other oil producers in the Middle East. Europes fucking around with net zero and are not even in the race and China doesn’t have the energy for its own economy let alone AI infrastructure. 

Take Venezuelan oil out of Chinese use and we have a stacked deck in our favour…… Well played Trump!

And in the chance you are not sure what that means allow me to elaborate like I’m talking to a 6 year old.

It means the right team is winning an important race!

and now the players know that they are backing the winner with their investment capital!

It’s a big win for all of us and that includes the US worker and US taxpayer. All this extra tax revenue will trickle down to Main Street just give it time which you obviously have seeing as your playing the long game.

So Trump is not only responsible for the growth in AI data centres, he is responsible for the lack of growth in all the other areas of the US economy? the 6 months of continual shedding of manufacturing jobs? the flat lining of retail sales? the rise in the cost of food and clothing and general merchandise? the rising cost of electricity?

Given that Main Street has resteraunts, clothing shops and everyday people - why isn't the benefit flowing through to them? Because the GDP numbers and cost of living show they arent feeling it.

My electricity bill hasn’t gone up that’s a liberal myth. Consumer spending is doing just fine so not so sure what you are talking about. Trump cut a lot of Gov’t jobs which is good for the private sector and the tax payer. Wage growth is up as is jobs for Americans.

tax cuts kick in this year capital flowing in sets the economy up nicely, you ain’t seen nothing yet.

Oh and did you hear Trump in Davos? Just like I said he has no intention of using force to get Greenland. You fucking mongy liberals and your fear mongering fake news liberal networks tricked you again.

Fucking spastics!

goose wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 16:09

Nutsin wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 15:59

goose wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 15:43

nice bit of whataboutism there.

so are you saying the US government & Scott Bessent are wrong? Or was GDP growth almost entirely driven by capital investment in data centres? both things cannot be true.

Let me spell it out for you, seeing as I can’t draw pictures on here for you to help you better understand.

Every part of that whopping GDP print we just had is due to Trump. It is Trump that went around the world securing all this capital investment. The reason why so many countries are betting on the USA to WIN the AI race is in part because Trump has secured our energy dominance. One of the first agreements he secured was with the Saudi’s and Qatar and other oil producers in the Middle East. Europes fucking around with net zero and are not even in the race and China doesn’t have the energy for its own economy let alone AI infrastructure. 

Take Venezuelan oil out of Chinese use and we have a stacked deck in our favour…… Well played Trump!

And in the chance you are not sure what that means allow me to elaborate like I’m talking to a 6 year old.

It means the right team is winning an important race!

and now the players know that they are backing the winner with their investment capital!

It’s a big win for all of us and that includes the US worker and US taxpayer. All this extra tax revenue will trickle down to Main Street just give it time which you obviously have seeing as your playing the long game.

So Trump is not only responsible for the growth in AI data centres, he is responsible for the lack of growth in all the other areas of the US economy? the 6 months of continual shedding of manufacturing jobs? the flat lining of retail sales? the rise in the cost of food and clothing and general merchandise? the rising cost of electricity?

Given that Main Street has resteraunts, clothing shops and everyday people - why isn't the benefit flowing through to them? Because the GDP numbers and cost of living show they arent feeling it.

Nutsin wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 15:59

goose wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 15:43

Nutsin wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 15:39

Oh that’s right I forgot, you’re playing the long game.

So Trump talking about all these Trillions of Dollars coming in to the USA is starting to show up in the data and you don’t want to give Trump any credit for it. Do I have that right? So all this new investment and new technology won’t improve the lives of millions of Americans? Tell me, what’s so awful about it? 

nice bit of whataboutism there.

so are you saying the US government & Scott Bessent are wrong? Or was GDP growth almost entirely driven by capital investment in data centres? both things cannot be true.

Let me spell it out for you, seeing as I can’t draw pictures on here for you to help you better understand.

Every part of that whopping GDP print we just had is due to Trump. It is Trump that went around the world securing all this capital investment. The reason why so many countries are betting on the USA to WIN the AI race is in part because Trump has secured our energy dominance. One of the first agreements he secured was with the Saudi’s and Qatar and other oil producers in the Middle East. Europes fucking around with net zero and are not even in the race and China doesn’t have the energy for its own economy let alone AI infrastructure. 

Take Venezuelan oil out of Chinese use and we have a stacked deck in our favour…… Well played Trump!

And in the chance you are not sure what that means allow me to elaborate like I’m talking to a 6 year old.

It means the right team is winning an important race!

and now the players know that they are backing the winner with their investment capital!

It’s a big win for all of us and that includes the US worker and US taxpayer. All this extra tax revenue will trickle down to Main Street just give it time which you obviously have seeing as your playing the long game.

goose wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 15:43

Nutsin wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 15:39

goose wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 15:32

You can keep dancing around it and avoiding it all you like but it's simple maths. Unless you're suggesting that your governement are lying about GDP growth and the level of capital investment in AI data centres?

which of course they aren't.

Oh that’s right I forgot, you’re playing the long game.

So Trump talking about all these Trillions of Dollars coming in to the USA is starting to show up in the data and you don’t want to give Trump any credit for it. Do I have that right? So all this new investment and new technology won’t improve the lives of millions of Americans? Tell me, what’s so awful about it? 

nice bit of whataboutism there.

so are you saying the US government & Scott Bessent are wrong? Or was GDP growth almost entirely driven by capital investment in data centres? both things cannot be true.

Nutsin wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 15:39

goose wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 15:32

Nutsin wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 15:14

Are these the same statistics that lead to Stagflation Goose?

You can keep dancing around it and avoiding it all you like but it's simple maths. Unless you're suggesting that your governement are lying about GDP growth and the level of capital investment in AI data centres?

which of course they aren't.

Oh that’s right I forgot, you’re playing the long game.

So Trump talking about all these Trillions of Dollars coming in to the USA is starting to show up in the data and you don’t want to give Trump any credit for it. Do I have that right? So all this new investment and new technology won’t improve the lives of millions of Americans? Tell me, what’s so awful about it? 

goose wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 15:32

Nutsin wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 15:14

goose wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 14:50

it's widely reported from other sources if you wanna pick your favoirite. The numbers don't lie son.

it's classic you being confronted with data and facts and ignoring them because they constantly prove you wrong.

Are these the same statistics that lead to Stagflation Goose?

You can keep dancing around it and avoiding it all you like but it's simple maths. Unless you're suggesting that your governement are lying about GDP growth and the level of capital investment in AI data centres?

which of course they aren't.