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That should get the heckles going! This is not 1973. It's not 1985. It's not 2008. This is 2019 where a succesion of Tory led govts have managed, over the previous 10 years, to increase the National Debt by approx 12%. During those 10 years, the Tories have "carefully invested in the future of this country" by implementing something called austerity, where everyone has to pay through the nose for excessive and reckless Tory borrowing.
But that expression isn't used in the Tory media. Not with reference to the Tories, anyway. Nope. It's Labour that would go for excessive and reckless borrowing. The Tories do as well, but it's how you say it and organise an assassination of the opposition to hide your own deficencies. The Tories will borrow to high heaven to fund their "investment in the UK". Their record over the previous 10 years proves it. They can't be trusted with the economy because they will increase the national debt. And all this could happen with a potential PM who is a proven liar and a proven racist who, when challenged in the Commons earlier this year, refused to apologise for his lies and racism. He has apparently apologised quite recently, but he has only done so because his constant refusal would potentially cost votes. Not because he's sorry or remorseful. The Tories will bankrupt this country with their borrowing. Vote Labour and give the country back to the people, not the private contractors, who are probably all members of the Tory party.
But that expression isn't used in the Tory media. Not with reference to the Tories, anyway. Nope. It's Labour that would go for excessive and reckless borrowing. The Tories do as well, but it's how you say it and organise an assassination of the opposition to hide your own deficencies. The Tories will borrow to high heaven to fund their "investment in the UK". Their record over the previous 10 years proves it. They can't be trusted with the economy because they will increase the national debt. And all this could happen with a potential PM who is a proven liar and a proven racist who, when challenged in the Commons earlier this year, refused to apologise for his lies and racism. He has apparently apologised quite recently, but he has only done so because his constant refusal would potentially cost votes. Not because he's sorry or remorseful. The Tories will bankrupt this country with their borrowing. Vote Labour and give the country back to the people, not the private contractors, who are probably all members of the Tory party.
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I don't think Labour will get a majority or even have most seats, however there's a possibility that the Tories won't either. So if Boris can't form a government then Labour might be invited to. The Lib Dems and SNP might agree to some loose agreement, probably not a coalition. Or we might (shudder) have another election next spring or summer. You'll note the maybes, buts, possiblys and ifs.
Clover, //Why would loads of people lose their jobs under a Labour government?//
I posted this some days ago:
//Labour intend hitting businesses and oil companies with high taxes. The result will be that the cost is passed on to the consumer meaning potential job losses and higher prices for everything, including fuel. The people least likely to be able to afford higher prices are the poor. Since concern for the poor is an on-going theme here, can anyone who is concerned for the poor but is nevertheless intending to vote Labour, rationalise their choice? Where is the sense in voting Labour? //
Business is the lifeblood of the economy. Wage war on that and the country is in trouble. No business, no investment, no aspiration, no growth, no jobs. It’s not rocket science.
There is more but I’m beginning to feel like a parrot….
I posted this some days ago:
//Labour intend hitting businesses and oil companies with high taxes. The result will be that the cost is passed on to the consumer meaning potential job losses and higher prices for everything, including fuel. The people least likely to be able to afford higher prices are the poor. Since concern for the poor is an on-going theme here, can anyone who is concerned for the poor but is nevertheless intending to vote Labour, rationalise their choice? Where is the sense in voting Labour? //
Business is the lifeblood of the economy. Wage war on that and the country is in trouble. No business, no investment, no aspiration, no growth, no jobs. It’s not rocket science.
There is more but I’m beginning to feel like a parrot….
Where there is people and demand, there is business. Money will go from oil to sustainable fuels. That's the progression of our society. There has to be a change at some point. Those in jobs in such industries will have to either, find new work, change industry to sustainable energy or be unemployed. I'm sure they will be compensated.
//Those in jobs in such industries will have to either, find new work, change industry to sustainable energy or be unemployed. //
So glib and how easy it is for it to roll off your tongue.
You,only several weeks ago ,were bemoaning your lot about your lack of work and unable to buy your own 2 bed house. When it was suggested you up stumps and look for work elsewhere you had a fit of the vapours. I suppose unemployment under a Corbyn regime seems attractive to you.
So glib and how easy it is for it to roll off your tongue.
You,only several weeks ago ,were bemoaning your lot about your lack of work and unable to buy your own 2 bed house. When it was suggested you up stumps and look for work elsewhere you had a fit of the vapours. I suppose unemployment under a Corbyn regime seems attractive to you.
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