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Post by buccaneer on Sept 16, 2024 7:59:02 GMT
Economist and investor Robert Lee thinks so, as he pulls apart Labour's "no growth just tax and regulate' plans. He's also been on the money with many of his forecasts over the years: Every post-war Labour government has produced an economic crisis. This one promised to be different by prioritising economic growth and fiscal stability. These promises have already been shredded by economic decisions made or proposed that are negative for growth and/or fiscal sustainability. Absent a sharp change of direction, a major currency crisis is likely before the next election. However, Labour will not reverse Brexit, so its freedoms can then be utilised to bring about radical reforms and engineer a turnaround.
Read on: www.briefingsforbritain.co.uk/is-labour-already-sowing-the-seeds-of-another-economic-crisis/ |
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Post by see2 on Sept 16, 2024 8:15:40 GMT
Economist and investor Robert Lee thinks so, as he pulls apart Labour's "no growth just tax and regulate' plans.He's also been on the money with many of his forecasts over the years: Every post-war Labour government has produced an economic crisis. This one promised to be different by prioritising economic growth and fiscal stability. These promises have already been shredded by economic decisions made or proposed that are negative for growth and/or fiscal sustainability. Absent a sharp change of direction, a major currency crisis is likely before the next election. However, Labour will not reverse Brexit, so its freedoms can then be utilised to bring about radical reforms and engineer a turnaround.
Read on: www.briefingsforbritain.co.uk/is-labour-already-sowing-the-seeds-of-another-economic-crisis/Starting off with lies is an indication that all we have here is more insinuated Rightist lying biased nonsense. " bring about radical reforms and engineer a turnaround." Something that has been open to the Tories to do but all they did was to make matters worse. |
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Post by sandypine on Sept 16, 2024 8:32:27 GMT
Economist and investor Robert Lee thinks so, as he pulls apart Labour's "no growth just tax and regulate' plans.He's also been on the money with many of his forecasts over the years: Every post-war Labour government has produced an economic crisis. This one promised to be different by prioritising economic growth and fiscal stability. These promises have already been shredded by economic decisions made or proposed that are negative for growth and/or fiscal sustainability. Absent a sharp change of direction, a major currency crisis is likely before the next election. However, Labour will not reverse Brexit, so its freedoms can then be utilised to bring about radical reforms and engineer a turnaround.
Read on: www.briefingsforbritain.co.uk/is-labour-already-sowing-the-seeds-of-another-economic-crisis/Starting off with lies is an indication that all we have here is more insinuated Rightist lying biased nonsense. " bring about radical reforms and engineer a turnaround." Something that has been open to the Tories to do but all they did was to make matters worse. I think it is more pertinent that the post war consensus has now given way to a post Thatcher consensus which was magnified by Blair and followed in the main by the Tories through a wasted 14 years of lying manifestos to arrive at the current Labour party buying into the consensus in full. |
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Post by piglet on Sept 16, 2024 9:16:45 GMT
I cant remember the american president who did it, but in the midst of financial ruin, he CUT taxes, everything followed from that.
Raising taxes is like spraying parrafin on a fire.
People need money, not have it taken away, you need money to make money.
As ive always said, the rules of governance at root are simple, there should be a workbook, a bible, an instruction manuel for incoming governments, indeed why have onee at all?, a government that is. Just follow the book.
Lessons need not be re learned over and over. Its not about taking a proven scientific problem solving approach, the problems faced now have been dealt with time and time again long ago. And indeed, the major problem, how not to get bankrupt in the first place.
Its childs play, but beyond the oxbridge highly educated as sholes who know nothing.
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Post by see2 on Sept 16, 2024 9:36:21 GMT
Starting off with lies is an indication that all we have here is more insinuated Rightist lying biased nonsense. " bring about radical reforms and engineer a turnaround." Something that has been open to the Tories to do but all they did was to make matters worse. I think it is more pertinent that the post war consensus has now given way to a post Thatcher consensus which was magnified by Blair and followed in the main by the Tories through a wasted 14 years of lying manifestos to arrive at the current Labour party buying into the consensus in full. You clearly know next to nout about the social and financial damage Thatcher did. |
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Post by buccaneer on Sept 16, 2024 10:24:23 GMT
Economist and investor Robert Lee thinks so, as he pulls apart Labour's "no growth just tax and regulate' plans.He's also been on the money with many of his forecasts over the years: Every post-war Labour government has produced an economic crisis. This one promised to be different by prioritising economic growth and fiscal stability. These promises have already been shredded by economic decisions made or proposed that are negative for growth and/or fiscal sustainability. Absent a sharp change of direction, a major currency crisis is likely before the next election. However, Labour will not reverse Brexit, so its freedoms can then be utilised to bring about radical reforms and engineer a turnaround.
Read on: www.briefingsforbritain.co.uk/is-labour-already-sowing-the-seeds-of-another-economic-crisis/Starting off with lies is an indication that all we have here is more insinuated Rightist lying biased nonsense. " bring about radical reforms and engineer a turnaround." Something that has been open to the Tories to do but all they did was to make matters worse. Maybe you can actually rebut this below rather than spraying your usual claptrap around the forum? |
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Post by sandypine on Sept 16, 2024 10:28:49 GMT
I think it is more pertinent that the post war consensus has now given way to a post Thatcher consensus which was magnified by Blair and followed in the main by the Tories through a wasted 14 years of lying manifestos to arrive at the current Labour party buying into the consensus in full. You clearly know next to nout about the social and financial damage Thatcher did. The social damage of the 'winter of discontent' was pretty hefty. We also had the damage of power cuts, three day weeks and runaway inflation in the seventies. Thatcher was supposed to have destroyed mining communities, how many would be surviving today as mining communities? There would be green activists gluing themselves to pitheads to stop the extraction of coal with little thought as to how much social damage would ensue. NetZero is a bigger and much more damaging policy than any Thatcher inspired policy. I have not mentioned mass immigration as the biggest and greatest destroyer of any definition of a cohesive and functional society. |
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Post by The Squeezed Middle on Sept 16, 2024 10:47:38 GMT
Are Labour Sowing the Seeds of another Economic Disaster? Of course. Every Labour government does. |
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