Effects of Austerity Cuts part 58
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 Seth  On a pale blue dot 02 Apr 15 6.17pm |
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Quote susmik at 02 Apr 2015 4.35pm
Quote nickgusset at 31 Mar 2015 10.54am
Another article on the austerity debt narrative and the bs in the media.
"The narrative I’m talking about goes like this: In the years before the financial crisis, the British government borrowed irresponsibly, so that the country was living far beyond its means. As a result, by 2010 Britain was at imminent risk of a Greek-style crisis; austerity policies, slashing spending in particular, were essential. And this turn to austerity is vindicated by Britain’s low borrowing costs, coupled with the fact that the economy, after several rough years, is now growing quite quickly". I see from this part from that article it was all down to Labours Borrowing then !!!! Seems the government IS doing things right for the country???
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susmik  PLYMOUTH -But Made in Old Coulsdon... 02 Apr 15 7.48pm |
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Quote Seth at 02 Apr 2015 6.17pm
Quote susmik at 02 Apr 2015 4.35pm
Quote nickgusset at 31 Mar 2015 10.54am
Another article on the austerity debt narrative and the bs in the media.
"The narrative I’m talking about goes like this: In the years before the financial crisis, the British government borrowed irresponsibly, so that the country was living far beyond its means. As a result, by 2010 Britain was at imminent risk of a Greek-style crisis; austerity policies, slashing spending in particular, were essential. And this turn to austerity is vindicated by Britain’s low borrowing costs, coupled with the fact that the economy, after several rough years, is now growing quite quickly". I see from this part from that article it was all down to Labours Borrowing then !!!! Seems the government IS doing things right for the country???
It is also the truth mate and I cannot understand why people do not realise it....The facts are out there!
Supported Palace for over 69 years since the age of 7 and have seen all the ups and downs and will probably see many more ups and downs before I go up to the big football club in the sky. |
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| Seth On a pale blue dot 03 Apr 15 2.09am |
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Quote susmik at 02 Apr 2015 7.48pm
Quote Seth at 02 Apr 2015 6.17pm
Quote susmik at 02 Apr 2015 4.35pm
Quote nickgusset at 31 Mar 2015 10.54am
Another article on the austerity debt narrative and the bs in the media.
"The narrative I’m talking about goes like this: In the years before the financial crisis, the British government borrowed irresponsibly, so that the country was living far beyond its means. As a result, by 2010 Britain was at imminent risk of a Greek-style crisis; austerity policies, slashing spending in particular, were essential. And this turn to austerity is vindicated by Britain’s low borrowing costs, coupled with the fact that the economy, after several rough years, is now growing quite quickly". I see from this part from that article it was all down to Labours Borrowing then !!!! Seems the government IS doing things right for the country???
It is also the truth mate and I cannot understand why people do not realise it....The facts are out there!
"You can feel the stadium jumping. The stadium is actually physically moving up and down" |
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| susmik PLYMOUTH -But Made in Old Coulsdon... 03 Apr 15 2.02pm |
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Quote Seth at 03 Apr 2015 2.09am
Quote susmik at 02 Apr 2015 7.48pm
Quote Seth at 02 Apr 2015 6.17pm
Quote susmik at 02 Apr 2015 4.35pm
Quote nickgusset at 31 Mar 2015 10.54am
Another article on the austerity debt narrative and the bs in the media.
"The narrative I’m talking about goes like this: In the years before the financial crisis, the British government borrowed irresponsibly, so that the country was living far beyond its means. As a result, by 2010 Britain was at imminent risk of a Greek-style crisis; austerity policies, slashing spending in particular, were essential. And this turn to austerity is vindicated by Britain’s low borrowing costs, coupled with the fact that the economy, after several rough years, is now growing quite quickly". I see from this part from that article it was all down to Labours Borrowing then !!!! Seems the government IS doing things right for the country???
It is also the truth mate and I cannot understand why people do not realise it....The facts are out there!
As you say the truth is in the eye of the beholder but what makes your view the truth and mine false ????
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| legaleagle 03 Apr 15 2.32pm |
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Perhaps in a better way for the few than five years ago, following a global economic crisis...arguably emanating from the 1980's "free market" reforms to financial services flowing from the Thatcherite right here and their bedfellows overseas... Meanwhile,inequality grows apace in consequence of "austerity" and rising inequality holds back higher growth...
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| Seth On a pale blue dot 03 Apr 15 3.40pm |
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Quote susmik at 03 Apr 2015 2.02pm
Quote Seth at 03 Apr 2015 2.09am
Truth is in the eye of the beholder my friend and I'm not going to expend my time and energy trying to convince you that your truth is false. As you say the truth is in the eye of the beholder but what makes your view the truth and mine false Where did I say that?
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| susmik PLYMOUTH -But Made in Old Coulsdon... 03 Apr 15 4.46pm |
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Quote Seth at 03 Apr 2015 3.40pm
Quote susmik at 03 Apr 2015 2.02pm
Quote Seth at 03 Apr 2015 2.09am
Truth is in the eye of the beholder my friend and I'm not going to expend my time and energy trying to convince you that your truth is false. As you say the truth is in the eye of the beholder but what makes your view the truth and mine false Where did I say that? Quote your post: "Truth is in the eye of the beholder my friend and I'm not going to expend my time and energy trying to convince you that your truth is false".
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| Dweeb East London 05 Apr 15 7.50pm |
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Did I miss something ? [Link]
Taking the Sorry to see Lee Hills go, did we ever see Alex Marrow? We did January 2013 |
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bungy jump since 1964. Never to see John Jackson in a 
| chris123 hove actually 05 Apr 15 8.14pm |
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Quote Dweeb at 05 Apr 2015 7.50pm
Did I miss something ? [Link]
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| TUX redhill 05 Apr 15 8.21pm |
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Quote chris123 at 05 Apr 2015 8.14pm
Quote Dweeb at 05 Apr 2015 7.50pm
Did I miss something ? [Link]
There's no such thing as 'free money'. Every pound the Govt borrows is loaded with debt, regardless of the interest rate.
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| susmik PLYMOUTH -But Made in Old Coulsdon... 05 Apr 15 8.32pm |
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Quote TUX at 05 Apr 2015 8.21pm
Quote chris123 at 05 Apr 2015 8.14pm
Quote Dweeb at 05 Apr 2015 7.50pm
Did I miss something ? [Link]
There's no such thing as 'free money'. Every pound the Govt borrows is loaded with debt, regardless of the interest rate. ALL governments in ALL countries borrow its a hard fact of life I am afraid. All part of the game...FACT
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| TUX redhill 05 Apr 15 8.41pm |
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Quote susmik at 05 Apr 2015 8.32pm
Quote TUX at 05 Apr 2015 8.21pm
Quote chris123 at 05 Apr 2015 8.14pm
Quote Dweeb at 05 Apr 2015 7.50pm
Did I miss something ? [Link]
There's no such thing as 'free money'. Every pound the Govt borrows is loaded with debt, regardless of the interest rate. ALL governments in ALL countries borrow its a hard fact of life I am afraid. All part of the game...FACT The game run by bankers.
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