British people need "to accept that they're worse off"

[Nick]

Why are you aiming that question at me? 

It's the smurf that needs to produce his evidence to show he hasn't been posting BS on BS on BS.  Cue a collective no one holding their breath waiting for that evidence from him.

Was just pointing out he will never admit he's wrong. 

[Unlucky4Sum]

He's not once, in nearly 13,000 posts admitted he's wrong, or showed two sets of data side by side like you just did. What he has done has disappeared for a few days until he thinks the coast is clear.
Nobody is saying the ONS is wrong, it's you saying it's worse than the EU is wrong, so where's your comparison?

Why are you aiming that question at me?  

It's the smurf that needs to produce his evidence to show he hasn't been posting BS on BS on BS.  Cue a collective no one holding their breath waiting for that evidence from him.

[Nick]

But the ONS and other data disagree with you.  There are two possibilities here

The respected Trading Economics is lying about what the ONS and Eurostat have published

or

You are lying your arse off about what the ONS and Eurostat have published


Guess which of the two most people are going to believe Mr Smurf

He's not once, in nearly 13,000 posts admitted he's wrong, or showed two sets of data side by side like you just did. What he has done has disappeared for a few days until he thinks the coast is clear.
Nobody is saying the ONS is wrong, it's you saying it's worse than the EU is wrong, so where's your comparison?

[Unlucky4Sum]

The ONS Data and other data are not lies. I am NOT responsible for others ignorance of them or for them not keeping up with current affairs.

But the ONS and other data disagree with you.  There are two possibilities here
 
The respected Trading Economics is lying about what the ONS and Eurostat have published

or

You are lying your arse off about what the ONS and Eurostat have published


Guess which of the two most people are going to believe Mr Smurf

[papasmurf]

Do F@@@ off telling lies and throwing snide comments you piece of deceitful ignorance

EU Food Inflation

The ONS Data and other data are not lies. I am NOT responsible for others ignorance of them or for them not keeping up with current affairs.

[Unlucky4Sum]

Really? You don't keep up with current affairs either. (Or do any shopping.)

Do F@@@ off telling lies and throwing snide comments you piece of deceitful ignorance

Here's the actual figures, those able to comprehend multidigit numbers will see it's actually slightly higher in the EU 

EU Food Inflation




UK Food Inflation

[Nick]

FFS Nick it does not take a genius to compare them, and Britain when it comes to food inflation is the highest by a long way when compared to Europe and the US. (Britain is about to get a lot worse. )

Please show your comparison, cause you clearly haven't done one.

[Nick]

Really? [highlight]You don't keep up with current affairs[/highlight] either. (Or do any shopping.)

Same old avoiding statement when you can't prove you're right.

[papasmurf]

Complete bollocks ^

Really? You don't keep up with current affairs either. (Or do any shopping.)

[Unlucky4Sum]

FFS Nick it does not take a genius to compare them, and Britain when it comes to food inflation is the highest by a long way when compared to Europe and the US. (Britain is about to get a lot worse. )

Complete bollocks ^

[papasmurf]

ONS tells you our data, it doesn't compare with the US or other regions.

FFS Nick it does not take a genius to compare them, and Britain when it comes to food inflation is the highest by a long way when compared to Europe and the US. (Britain is about to get a lot worse. )

[Nick]

My information is basesd on the latest food inflation data from the ONS, food importers, and farmers, which has been widely reported in the last few days. The nonsense is you not keeping up with current affairs and your cognitive dissonance about ongoing Brexit problems.

ONS tells you our data, it doesn't compare with the US or other regions.

[papasmurf]

Your information is based on bias and ZERO data otherwise you wouldn't keep writing this nonsense.

My information is basesd on the latest food inflation data from the ONS, food importers, and farmers, which has been widely reported in the last few days. The nonsense is you not keeping up with current affairs and your cognitive dissonance about ongoing Brexit problems.

[Nick]

That has made me informed of the situation. The converging problems with food supply and increases in cost. (Still partially due Brexit,) are going get worse in the coming months.

Your information is based on bias and ZERO data otherwise you wouldn't keep writing this nonsense.

United States
The U.S. inflation rate of 8.5% in July was a slight improvement from June's 9.1%, which was a 40-year high.
The price of eggs rose by 38% between July 2021 and July 2022, according to the latest CPI report. Fresh whole milk is up 14.5%. The price for cereal has risen 16.8%.
Meanwhile, the price of natural gas is up 30.5% and unleaded regular gasoline is up 44.6%.

United Kingdom
Inflation reached a new 40-year high of 10.1% between July 2021 and July 2022 in the United Kingdom, according to the U.K.'s Office for National Statistics.
How does that break down for the average consumer? Egg prices increased by 14.6% year-over-year. Low-fat milk rose 34%, and natural gas prices rose by 95.7%, according to the Guardian.

[Unlucky4Sum]

The effect of Brexit has not been addressed by the Tory government.

Of course it hasn't, they and the most dogmatic leavers are in denial