by Guest » Tue Nov 01, 2011 5:44 pm
Guest wrote:Cactus Jack wrote:Guest wrote:Cannydc wrote:Dave says the government is on an “all-out mission” to kick-start industry. Nick Clegg, the Deputy Prime Minister, will announce that 35,000 jobs will be created using nearly £1 billion of public money.
He will unveil new investment in more than 100 projects that should trigger billions of pounds additional investment from private enterprise. It will include six “shovel-ready” projects, including two new power stations
Well found, Sir !! And an idea I suggested over a year ago - I wonder what changed your mind ?
However, the portents are bleak.
Experts at the Centre for Economic and Business Research said unemployment was set to rise in all but three regions of Britain.
Some of the largest rises were likely to be in Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales and the North East.
A poll by Ipsos Mori for the Resolution Foundation, a think-tank, also suggests that a third of Britons are cutting back their spending.
So Dave is sticking another billion on red. Let's hope the wheel is with him for once...
Given Liebour left us disastrously in the red it is a miracle that the coalition have managed to conjure up this money presumably saved from austerity measures.
Good heavans the standard tory lie is repeated and repeated isn't it.
There was no global crisis. No meltdown. It was all Gordon, the trouble is when the same logic is applied to David they won't accept it.
Question - Why is the US economy, which has applied stimulus, growing at 2.5% while the UK economy is static and predicted to go back into recession in Q4. Remember when answering that a slow but steady 1.2% growth rate - far ahead of what had been predicted in the red book, was what the Tories inherited from Labour
Learn to read. Profligacy in a boom time meant we were stuffed when the crash happened. And that young lady is undeniable.
So what did Nigel Lawson do to stop it? Fuck all as I remember. Inflation went to 11.8% after Major's futile attempts. Lamont sold double the gold Brown did for a quarter of the spot price. Hopeless incompetence with the ERM.
Profligacy in a boom time meant we were stuffed when the crash happened. And that young lady is undeniable.
[quote="Guest"][quote="Cactus Jack"][quote="Guest"][quote="Cannydc"]Dave says the government is on an “all-out mission” to kick-start industry. Nick Clegg, the Deputy Prime Minister, will announce that 35,000 jobs will be created using nearly £1 billion of public money.
He will unveil new investment in more than 100 projects that should trigger billions of pounds additional investment from private enterprise. It will include six “shovel-ready” projects, including two new power stations
Well found, Sir !! And an idea I suggested over a year ago - I wonder what changed your mind ?
However, the portents are bleak.
Experts at the Centre for Economic and Business Research said unemployment was set to rise in all but three regions of Britain.
Some of the largest rises were likely to be in Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales and the North East.
A poll by Ipsos Mori for the Resolution Foundation, a think-tank, also suggests that a third of Britons are cutting back their spending.
So Dave is sticking another billion on red. Let's hope the wheel is with him for once...[/quote]
Given Liebour left us disastrously in the red it is a miracle that the coalition have managed to conjure up this money presumably saved from austerity measures.[/quote]Good heavans the standard tory lie is repeated and repeated isn't it.
There was no global crisis. No meltdown. It was all Gordon, the trouble is when the same logic is applied to David they won't accept it.
Question - Why is the US economy, which has applied stimulus, growing at 2.5% while the UK economy is static and predicted to go back into recession in Q4. Remember when answering that a slow but steady 1.2% growth rate - far ahead of what had been predicted in the red book, was what the Tories inherited from Labour[/quote]
Learn to read. Profligacy in a boom time meant we were stuffed when the crash happened. And that young lady is undeniable. :thumbsup:[/quote]
So what did Nigel Lawson do to stop it? Fuck all as I remember. Inflation went to 11.8% after Major's futile attempts. Lamont sold double the gold Brown did for a quarter of the spot price. Hopeless incompetence with the ERM.
Profligacy in a boom time meant we were stuffed when the crash happened. And that young lady is undeniable. :thumbsup: