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Ken Clarke said the recovery was miles off last week
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You would need to be totally delusional to think any Govt will be able to improve living standards in the UK.
Things will get a lot worse under Miliband or Cameron if he wins again but no politican is ever going to tell you that. |
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The economy, ie GDP, is definitely growing but this can be a red herring.
Apart from the arguments about who is or isn't benefitting, GDP needs to increase in line with population growth before you even consider wealth distribution, inflation and so on |
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http://bit.ly/UxF5oW
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keep up the good work Dave & George
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my economy is improving, got more money in my savings account than ever before, so thats good news for everybody.
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The economy is only back at 2007 levels.
USA has come out of their recession 3 years earlier than UK. Osbourne an co. have made a massive c*ck up of it. 100s of thousands of young kids have not had jobs for no good reason. Austerity measures way to severe. Gideon is still a chump. Also, Ken Clarke, google him with abuse next to his name. He is a scum bag. |
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no gain without pain George
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"Austerity measures way to severe."
What austerity. There hasnt been any. |
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We're getting the pain , while the rich are getting the gain !
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dont be such an ungrateful little commoner. youre forgetting the trickle down effect.
when the champagne trickles down the bottle, you can have a lick of the drops off the table. what more do you want ffs? |
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don't worry about the paupers George you're doing fine
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I want labour back in, my welfare payments have been cut by £30k a year.
![]() Its so unfair for me & my nine kids. |
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What's wrong with looking after your own?
Better to throw your own on the scrap like Blair's mob did to the white working class? |
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nine kids? u must be impotent should have at least 12,
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They should be looking after all of us,
Looks like the Tories have sold us out to the Russian Billionaires and Putin's mob. How far have they infiltrated the security services? |
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Я не знаю
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this is interesting as it goes against the information i'm seeing
working in the train station i was able to call the slow down about 18 months before it started to really bite due to the increase in season ticket refunds we was receiving. Before the slowdown season refunds were around no more than 5/6 a month if remember correctly, but went up to 20-25 a month for the next few years, over the last year or two we have been steady at around 10-11 a month. But the last few months have seen a steady climb again with last month very bad with 25 refunds nearly all redundancies Yes we have a few new ones but not that many or it would be out with the old in with the new. |
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Gone beyond recall!
Read this: http://moneyweek.com/endofbritain/ ps- I have a few options on jumping from Beachy Head left! First come, first served1 |
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they're returning tickets because your trains are sh1t not the economy
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haha BB
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i tell you now my children that the sun is shining, the birds are singing and you should rejoice. cos i say it.... makes it so.
The crisis is over... point one - the food prices are heading through the roof. two - the house prices are over inflated. three - everyone is in massive debt. |