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Reply | One law for us and one for the f..kin' rich
at 19:18 31 Dec 2015
Yes, I seem to recall after the election A.Darling holding an emergency meeting where the euro was about to implode. But nevermind it was all Brown's genius and Osborne's incompetence of course.
We'll discount the fact Brown borrowed sh11t loads more which even a geranium would realise would increase growth. Maybe that's the answer sod fiscal responsibility just borrow and continue to borrow. |
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Reply | Simon Danczuk MP
at 18:32 31 Dec 2015
What economic system are you advocating then Lohengrin? |
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Reply | Simon Danczuk MP
at 18:25 31 Dec 2015
I thought you were an Empire man? |
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Reply | Simon Danczuk MP
at 18:24 31 Dec 2015
Fascism = Corporatism from the little I've read on the subject.
How is that in anyway much different to what we have now? |
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Reply | One law for us and one for the f..kin' rich
at 18:20 31 Dec 2015
Yes, you're probably right that doesn't make it right though.
But one the reasons labour had positive growth going into the election was not the capital put into the banks, that's not 'day to day' spend it was the fiscal deficit of 12%. You would need to be a Muppet of epic proportions not to get growth then.
If Ozzy decided to borrow say another 80bn over the next year we'd probably have growth over 8% does that make him an economic genius? Hell no. |
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Reply | Simon Danczuk MP
at 18:13 31 Dec 2015
I liked old Ed, had a lot of time for him wasn't a leader though. Yes, I think he could be the new Hague. |
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Reply | One law for us and one for the f..kin' rich
at 18:12 31 Dec 2015
The reality is we should have let the banks fail, it's a disgrace what happened in the higher echelons of banking. Not in retail, but investment banking - this has a lot to do with Gov policy as well mainly in the States which pushed banks into lending sub prime mortgages.
That aside the crash happened and they should have failed, we would have had a deeper recession but now we have a serious moral hazard. Brown didn't save the World, he saved the City. |
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Reply | Simon Danczuk MP
at 18:02 31 Dec 2015
Burnham is whatever you want him to be, I reckon he'll move more left now.
Old Ed is making a comeback btw, read in new statesman that he is line for a Cabinet comeback. Always wanted to run on a left wing ticket. |
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Reply | Simon Danczuk MP
at 16:12 31 Dec 2015
Bit of both I'd suggest.
They've been out to get him and others for a while. But sorry Jeremy is a nice guy, must repeat one, two, three. |
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Reply | Guns don't kill people
at 15:33 31 Dec 2015
For advanced Country, they're a bit thick.
It's staring them in the face to regulate guns, yet when anything happens they buy 'more' guns. Staggering idiocy. |
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Reply | Simon Danczuk MP
at 15:31 31 Dec 2015
I look forward to the inevitable Jeremy Corbyn wasn't left wing enough excuses |
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Reply | Simon Danczuk MP
at 15:06 31 Dec 2015
The big difference is you won't get tories outside labour conferences spitting, punching and shouting abuse at women. |
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Reply | Darren way
at 15:05 31 Dec 2015
Never settled, class player for that level. |
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Reply | Simon Danczuk MP
at 15:04 31 Dec 2015
They're going to pick them off one by one, in the last election the new MP's were largely all left wing. When labour lose the next one the new intake will all be left.
That's why I say they're f##ked. I think there's some delusion that this is just a blip, the grip on the party has shifted, Blairism is being treated like the militant tendency. |
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