MungoBrush wrote:Rolluplostinspace wrote:The country is fucked.
Tory mismanagement and massive debt creation means the country is fucked.
Austerity politics hasn't worked and it has fucked the economy.
Handing public services to companies who see the country is fucked are not investing in the public services they now have in their hands but don't have enough customers with money to spend.
Inflation is rising.
Fuel prices are rising.
Productivity is dead.
Buying dollars to buy oil is becoming increasingly more difficult.
The likes of Boris and Cameron and Osborne who had money handed to them on a plate by others who knew about making money have pissed everything up the wall with their sense of entitlement.
The country is fucked.
When a Tory government nationalises a private company to save public services it brings shame on them and everything they preach.
The Tories are facing the reality that it's time to grab what they can and run.
Because the country is fucked.
The debt created by the Tories means the country is very very fucked.
An incoming Labour government or coalition will not be able to borrow the money needed to repair the damage these fucking bone idle money fuckers have created.
They'll be labelled as useless when the reality will be the banks the investors the capital has flown.
The country is fucked so yes I think there will be an election possibly just before a national collapse.
I think I need to go back to bed.
I'm fucked.
You are completely wrong
The budget is now balanced for the first time since 2001
Government debt in the UK is 86.5% of GDP - one of the lowest in the EU"Research published by the International Monetary Fund said Britain set an example for other countries to follow in slashing the deficit by cutting public spending, rather than raising taxes."
I hope you had a good night's sleep.
TWO HUGE LIES HIGHLIGHTED THERE.
1. The budget is balanced ? No it isn't. Far from it. The Tories are still borrowing, and have added £39bn to the national debt in the last 12 months.
2. Government debt in the UK is 86.5% of GDP - one of the lowest in the EU - no it isn't. It actually ranks 8th HIGHEST of the 28 EU countries. 20 EU countries have a lower debt to GDP ratio than the UK.
If you can't reproduce simple facts without lying, when can you ever be believed ?
https://www.statista.com/statistics/269 ... oduct-gdp/