www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2515322...City-think-tank.html

Yeah, yeah...it's the Daily Mail....everything they print is wrong, they are a Tory mouthpiece, etc etc etc

But even if there is a grain of truth in this, it shows that all of Ed Balls TV and radio recordings should be compiled and played to the nation to show how wrong he is.......

18 months ago he was advocating 'borrowing to spend ' as an economic kickstart, he was denying that the debt reduction plan had a nice cube chance in hell of working etc

I really, really, really don't know how he has the barefaced cheek to argue against the correct course of financial rectification like this...........and why certain good people I know are just sheep like in their denouncing of Osbourne as the anti Christ............he ain't perfect, but he also ain't balls

no not from the Mail..from a Conservative think tank headed by a Conservative adviser whose brilliance stretches to the following duhhhhh predictions (all stated by hedda on here and elsewhere long before they happened)........

Perceiving that real estate markets were caught up in a bubble.
Foreseeing the serious impact of the credit crunch.
Forecasting the collapse of the dotcom boom.

Jesus Christ..Blind Feddie could've predict this.

yet another tabloid rag prints holus bolus a press release aimed at spruiking for more business and Mr 'Reason' eats it all up.

sad. So terribly sad,

Propaganda just like the BBC.

It's not the barefaced cheek of the speaker - but the stupidity of the listener !

comrade hedda wrote:
no not from the Mail..from a Conservative think tank headed by a Conservative adviser

"Simon Wells, chief UK economist at HSBC, said: ‘The economy has moved from a state of despair to repair.’

Read more: www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2515322...k.html#ixzz2m3luiiOo

I think he knows what he is talking about !

BUT, the thing that really made hedda shudder was this -

- Government on course to record a surplus in 2017-18 as economic recovery pushes up tax receipts and public spending is reined in, according to report

- Would be first surplus since 2001 and represent remarkable turnaround after Labour's borrowing culminated in record shortfall of £158bn in 2010

Mr Reason wrote:
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2515322...City-think-tank.html

Yeah, yeah...it's the Daily Mail....everything they print is wrong, they are a Tory mouthpiece, etc etc etc

But even if there is a grain of truth in this, it shows that all of Ed Balls TV and radio recordings should be compiled and played to the nation to show how wrong he is.......

18 months ago he was advocating 'borrowing to spend ' as an economic kickstart, he was denying that the debt reduction plan had a nice cube chance in hell of working etc

I really, really, really don't know how he has the barefaced cheek to argue against the correct course of financial rectification like this...........and why certain good people I know are just sheep like in their denouncing of Osbourne as the anti Christ............he ain't perfect, but he also ain't balls

youtu.be/upCHIdA8t2U

That's what I'm talking about

Any defence put up, revolves around 'they would say that, wouldn't they?'.......they are the Tory toffs mates in the city.........

And yet there is a totally discredited shadow chancellor who nobody defends, nobody mentions and to all intents and purposes may as we'll not be there.........and that is apparently a more credible option than trying to sort the economy out with book balancing........when in power! ( and that's a crucial difference)

Sheesh , some people really need to take the massive potato fried snack off their shoulders and wise up that socialism, welfare and a credible western country do not mix in the sense that 'at all costs, free social services can be applied forever and in any situation'

The country EVEN IN GOOD TIMES runs on credit...........it ain't gonna be borrowing much in the bad times....simple, unequivocal FACT........

Politically Unaccepted by socialists and the public sector........but the doesn't mean it's not true....and the alternative of borrowing more at higher rates to maintain what can't already be afforded is ludicrous

Labour could have my vote if it wasn't for ED Bollocks, this man is worse than Gordon Brown. Never thought about it before he needs to listen George Osborne more.

Darling aka 'Champagne Socialist' could make a comeback. blogs.spectator.co.uk/coffeehouse/2013/0...darling-wont-answer/