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Labour to axe projects following finance review
(www.bbc.com)
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Governments as they are run in their current form is just an extraction mechanism from working taxpayers to property owners.. ie corruption. Transparency would ruin the regime's ability to do their "job"
This aint happening short of people revolting. It will get worse before there is even a chance for it to get better. UK is deff ahead on enshitification tho compared to rest of the countries, but US is close behind with EU.