How is the UK organising a boycott of the majority of the worlds coffee growers ‘fair’? This country has gone mad, stark raving mad. The very people that work in your local councils’s ‘Sustainability Team’, promoting ‘Fairtrade’ coffee, even think we that can all get richer by borrowing lots of money and selling our houses to each other.

Is this a sustainable model of ecomonics?

You talk about inflation, how can there be inflation? The likes of Tesco squeezing suppliers and the fact we import pretty much everything from nations with weakening currencies mean all the inflation from all the extra money we are printing goes into our housing stock.

Yet middle-England seems to think that hyper-inflation of our housing stock is a good thing.

I don’t, I think it’s a disater!

Reply: I agree we need the higher interest rates because we have inflaiton of asset values and too much borrowing. If the government did not borrow so much and obtained better value for the money it did need to spend we would not need interest rates at a higher level to control inflation.

On its own England has the World’s 24th highest population with a population density of 383 people per square kilometre compared a European average of 117. And the south east of England now has a population density higher than Bangladesh. Sustainability. Sustainability. Sustainability.