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Post by Pacifico on May 28, 2024 10:01:08 GMT
Given the big questions that the BoE has got wrong over the years, this does not fill me with confidence..  Time will tell if Labour are unfortunate enough to inherit the garbage economy left behind by a departing Tory Party. seems fair - Labour left a load of shit last time they left office so it's only sporting that the Tories do the same. |
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Post by jonksy on May 28, 2024 10:15:27 GMT
Time will tell if Labour are unfortunate enough to inherit the garbage economy left behind by a departing Tory Party. seems fair - Labour left a load of shit last time they left office so it's only sporting that the Tories do the same. I hope labour finds an iou in the safe when they get in... |
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Post by see2 on May 28, 2024 10:19:56 GMT
Time will tell if Labour are unfortunate enough to inherit the garbage economy left behind by a departing Tory Party. seems fair - Labour left a load of shit last time they left office so it's only sporting that the Tories do the same. Still promoting the Tory lie, tut tut. The international financial meltdown made a load of 'shit' out of the economy, not Labour. |
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Post by Handyman on May 28, 2024 10:27:01 GMT
Time will tell if Labour are unfortunate enough to inherit the garbage economy left behind by a departing Tory Party. seems fair - Labour left a load of shit last time they left office so it's only sporting that the Tories do the same. Yes the Treasury Coffers were empty when they were voted out of office, and left a note saying so how mature was that ? no wonder we had years of Austerity to replenish the Coffers good job to as Covid arrived |
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Post by Fairsociety on May 28, 2024 10:29:56 GMT
Gordon Brown sold off anything that wasn't nailed down to try to balance the books, they had to do a stock check at No.10 when he was evicted and examine his removal van for swag.
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Post by Pacifico on May 28, 2024 10:37:24 GMT
seems fair - Labour left a load of shit last time they left office so it's only sporting that the Tories do the same. Still promoting the Tory lie, tut tut. The international financial meltdown made a load of 'shit' out of the economy, not Labour.
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Post by see2 on May 28, 2024 10:42:10 GMT
seems fair - Labour left a load of shit last time they left office so it's only sporting that the Tories do the same. Yes the Treasury Coffers were empty when they were voted out of office, and left a note saying so how mature was that ? no wonder we had years of Austerity to replenish the Coffers good job to as Covid arrived So bad the Tories couldn't even get a majority vote in 2010 LOL. That note was apparently part of a tradition. The years of austerity was voted for at the 2009 G20. Brown and Obama proposed austerity and growth working together. Yet the Tories were warned 12 months earlier, by their own people, that the stock held for future expected pandemics was out of date. There is as ever never ending cock-ups and excuses by Tories. |
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Post by ginnyg2 on May 28, 2024 10:46:38 GMT
Yes the Treasury Coffers were empty when they were voted out of office, and left a note saying so how mature was that ? no wonder we had years of Austerity to replenish the Coffers good job to as Covid arrived So bad the Tories couldn't even get a majority vote in 2010 LOL. That note was apparently part of a tradition. The years of austerity was voted for at the 2009 G20. Brown and Obama proposed austerity and growth working together. Yet the Tories were warned 12 months earlier, by their own people, that the stock held for future expected pandemics was out of date. There is as ever never ending cock-ups and excuses by Tories. Labour certainly know how to make things worse than they already are; www.msn.com/en-gb/money/other/gordon-brown-selling-britains-gold-reserves-cost-the-country-21bn/ar-BB1m7mytAccording to Conservative Party analysis, the value of gold sold by Labour would have been worth £23.6 billion today – £21.3 billion more than what the Treasury received in 1999. |
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Post by jonksy on May 28, 2024 10:50:31 GMT
So bad the Tories couldn't even get a majority vote in 2010 LOL. That note was apparently part of a tradition. The years of austerity was voted for at the 2009 G20. Brown and Obama proposed austerity and growth working together. Yet the Tories were warned 12 months earlier, by their own people, that the stock held for future expected pandemics was out of date. There is as ever never ending cock-ups and excuses by Tories. Labour certainly know how to make things worse than they already are; www.msn.com/en-gb/money/other/gordon-brown-selling-britains-gold-reserves-cost-the-country-21bn/ar-BB1m7mytAccording to Conservative Party analysis, the value of gold sold by Labour would have been worth £23.6 billion today – £21.3 billion more than what the Treasury received in 1999. c2 doesn't deal in facts only lefty bullshit.. |
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Post by see2 on May 28, 2024 10:51:05 GMT
Still promoting the Tory lie, tut tut. The international financial meltdown made a load of 'shit' out of the economy, not Labour.
And two huge gaping economic black holes where the NHS and State Education used to be. Left by Clark in 1997. Along with the economic loss of privatising oil, gas, water and electricity, etc. Opinion on parliaments of pain. Is just opinion. On how to deal with the mess made by the IFM. |
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Post by Deleted on May 28, 2024 10:52:49 GMT
So bad the Tories couldn't even get a majority vote in 2010 LOL. That note was apparently part of a tradition. The years of austerity was voted for at the 2009 G20. Brown and Obama proposed austerity and growth working together. Yet the Tories were warned 12 months earlier, by their own people, that the stock held for future expected pandemics was out of date. There is as ever never ending cock-ups and excuses by Tories. Labour certainly know how to make things worse than they already are; www.msn.com/en-gb/money/other/gordon-brown-selling-britains-gold-reserves-cost-the-country-21bn/ar-BB1m7mytAccording to Conservative Party analysis, the value of gold sold by Labour would have been worth £23.6 billion today – £21.3 billion more than what the Treasury received in 1999. The moral of the story is never trust a fiilthy Labour party Commie. |
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Post by sheepy on May 28, 2024 10:55:39 GMT
Time will tell if Labour are unfortunate enough to inherit the garbage economy left behind by a departing Tory Party. seems fair - Labour left a load of shit last time they left office so it's only sporting that the Tories do the same. Fair on whom exactly? I somehow doubt anyone voted at any time so they could make things even worse than they already were. |
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Post by Pacifico on May 28, 2024 10:56:55 GMT
'two parliaments of pain' with spending slashed by 25% to repair black hole in finances
And two huge gaping economic black holes where the NHS and State Education used to be. Left by Clark in 1997. Along with the economic loss of privatising oil, gas, water and electricity, etc. Opinion on parliaments of pain. Is just opinion. On how to deal with the mess made by the IFM. after 13 years of Labour rule they handed over an economy that needed public spending slashing by 25% A stunning example of economic rectitude... |
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Post by sheepy on May 28, 2024 11:01:38 GMT
The moral of the story is never trust a fiilthy Labour party Commie. LOL so commies, Labour, Islam, the pope and Tony Blair it's a growing list. |
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Post by see2 on May 28, 2024 11:06:07 GMT
The moral of the story is never trust a fiilthy Labour party Commie. The moral of this story is ignore the blatant stupidity of right-wing Tory shit faced propaganda who have never even bothered to find out what the money from selling the gold was used for. One of the things part of it was used for was to reduce the national debt, thereby reducing the level of interest payed on the debt. That needs to counted and recognised since 1999, and reduced from the lost worth in gold. And there is more that needs to be taken into account. And while we are at it what about the continuous accumulated loss down to Tories selling off our oil, natural gas, water and electricity? |
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