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Bad news for Britain Bashers but keep your fingers crossed eh.
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https:/ /amp.th eguardi an.com/ politic s/2022/ aug/16/ lazy-br itish-w orkers- catch-u p-with- liz-tru ss-once -again
Yet in her acceptance speech at Downing St she said we were the best in the world?
Is there nothing this shameless flip-flipper won’t say or do?
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Yet in her acceptance speech at Downing St she said we were the best in the world?
Is there nothing this shameless flip-flipper won’t say or do?
There's a subtle difference between "Bashing Britain" and "Bashing the British Government".
My income is mainly in GBP and my expenditure mainly in EUR - therefore I want a strong pound and a healthy British economy - for the sake of my friends/relatives in the UK too.
Watching this hopeless bunch of plonkers plunge the pound from €1.20 to €1.09 gave me no pleasure at all - the dead-cat-bounce rally to €1.12 is hardly a 'recovery'.
So - no I'm not a Britain Basher - but I do want to vilify the Government and bash their useless heads against the floor.
My income is mainly in GBP and my expenditure mainly in EUR - therefore I want a strong pound and a healthy British economy - for the sake of my friends/relatives in the UK too.
Watching this hopeless bunch of plonkers plunge the pound from €1.20 to €1.09 gave me no pleasure at all - the dead-cat-bounce rally to €1.12 is hardly a 'recovery'.
So - no I'm not a Britain Basher - but I do want to vilify the Government and bash their useless heads against the floor.
Pound fell again though after BlunderTruss and KamiKwasi made their statement.
//Pound falls again after Truss and Kwarteng issue statement
The pound has slipped again, reversing earlier gains, after Prime Minister Liz Truss and Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng met with the fiscal watchdog and confirmed markets would have to wait until 23 November for updated economic forecasts (see 11.41 post), writes Sky News business reporter Nicholas Lester.
The government has rejected demands to bring forward publication of assessments of its growth plans and the impact of planned tax cuts, which sparked turmoil in the financial markets this week.
In a volatile session, sterling was down 0.4% to $1.1072 shortly before 2pm, after touching a one-week high of $1.1235 earlier, taking it close to wiping out all the steep losses in the aftermath of last Friday's mini-budget.
The Tory leadership has faced criticism for not commissioning forecasts by the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) alongside the fiscal plan, which rattled markets by announcing big tax cuts funded by borrowing.//
These two are obviously bad for business and bad for the economy.
//Pound falls again after Truss and Kwarteng issue statement
The pound has slipped again, reversing earlier gains, after Prime Minister Liz Truss and Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng met with the fiscal watchdog and confirmed markets would have to wait until 23 November for updated economic forecasts (see 11.41 post), writes Sky News business reporter Nicholas Lester.
The government has rejected demands to bring forward publication of assessments of its growth plans and the impact of planned tax cuts, which sparked turmoil in the financial markets this week.
In a volatile session, sterling was down 0.4% to $1.1072 shortly before 2pm, after touching a one-week high of $1.1235 earlier, taking it close to wiping out all the steep losses in the aftermath of last Friday's mini-budget.
The Tory leadership has faced criticism for not commissioning forecasts by the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) alongside the fiscal plan, which rattled markets by announcing big tax cuts funded by borrowing.//
These two are obviously bad for business and bad for the economy.
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Royfromaus; Yes - is that the best you can do? Do you really think that "Bonkers" is an intelligent response to a post? Do you see what I'm getting at?
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No I don't
Simply because if someone posts something that is utterly bonkers ....Bonkers is a perfectly valid response.
Royfromaus; Yes - is that the best you can do? Do you really think that "Bonkers" is an intelligent response to a post? Do you see what I'm getting at?
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No I don't
Simply because if someone posts something that is utterly bonkers ....Bonkers is a perfectly valid response.
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/Royfromaus; Yes - is that the best you can do? Do you really think that "Bonkers" is an intelligent response to a post? Do you see what I'm getting at?
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No I don't
Simply because if someone posts something that is utterly bonkers ....Bonkers is a perfectly valid response./
Do you actually keep up with current events or do you make wild accusations just to purposely look silly?
It’s already been more than 10% this year.
https:/ /amp.th eguardi an.com/ busines s/2022/ aug/17/ uk-infl ation-c ost-of- living- crisis- recessi on-loom s
It’s set to do so again too.
https:/ /www.ba nkofeng land.co .uk/kno wledgeb ank/wil l-infla tion-in -the-uk -keep-r ising
Care to revise your assessment of Gromit’s post?
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/Royfromaus; Yes - is that the best you can do? Do you really think that "Bonkers" is an intelligent response to a post? Do you see what I'm getting at?
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No I don't
Simply because if someone posts something that is utterly bonkers ....Bonkers is a perfectly valid response./
Do you actually keep up with current events or do you make wild accusations just to purposely look silly?
It’s already been more than 10% this year.
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It’s set to do so again too.
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Care to revise your assessment of Gromit’s post?