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Cameron plans almost immediate post-election Emergency Budget
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I can't bring myself to thank that, it's a bit scary. You may well be right. Everything behind the scenes in terms of debt and so on points to serious structural problems in our economy. Whittering on about a half per cent move in Aberdeen house prices may be the last of our worries.I'm expecting it to be brutal and quick.
No mercy with the aim for it to be mostly sorted within 2-3 years. Expecting 4 millions unemployed.0 -
i am voting bnp, i have lived under a tory government, i have no wish to ever again. at least a vote for bnp takes it away from labour and tory. if cameron gets in we poor and middle class will suffer the most, i have not done bad under the labour government, but i wont vote for labour as that is a vote for cameron, and they are no good for the likes of me. they just make the rich richer
I can't really vote for the bnp because i'm not whitePrefer girls to money0 -
I'm expecting it to be brutal and quick.
No mercy with the aim for it to be mostly sorted within 2-3 years. Expecting 4 millions unemployed.
If this is the case, I just hope that 5 years down the line it isn't a case of "ooh those nasty tories, look how hard these last 5 years have been, vote labour in again and we'll have another lovely decade of unexplained boom again"0 -
people liked the boom at the time imo - especially when they were asked in 2001 and 2005Prefer girls to money0
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the_ash_and_the_oak wrote: »people liked the boom at the time imo - especially when they were asked in 2001 and 2005
thats the problem isn't it, people can't equate having a boom without any real driving economic factor (ie, it's based on debt) with the subsequent implosion of the economy.0 -
the_ash_and_the_oak wrote: »people liked the boom at the time imo - especially when they were asked in 2001 and 2005
People will always like a boom.
They just don't like the inevitable (proven time after time) bust after it.
People like cake, but they don't like carrying the weight around etc.
I don't yet believe you can have a boom like we did over the last decade without what we are experiencing now. Sustainability is boring, but it works!0
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