Sir Jim Ratcliffe, billionaire founder of Ineos and resident of Monaco since 2020, has used a BBC interview to articulate a sweeping critique of Britain's direction — its tax burden, immigration policy, and energy strategy — framing his own departure as a symptom of a deeper national malaise. Speaking from Denmark at the launch of Europe's first carbon capture facility, he warned that underdeveloped North Sea fields and depleted gas reserves leave the UK exposed to industrial shutdown in a harsh winter. His words carry the particular weight of someone who has already voted with his feet, and t