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Considering the horrible economic circumstances Brown's government was one of the wisest in UK recent history.
Very valid point. I actually believe Gordon Brown was one of the smartest and hardest working Chancellor/Prime Ministers we have had. I also think he was the most genuine. It was the severe lack of charisma and personal issues with other politicians which let him down. The ironic thing was the whole Biggoted woman in lancashire scandal actually made me respect him more.
And you believe government can actually do anything in the tail end of the biggest worldwide slump since the 30s? Cretin.
The US had growth, or does that not count in sasguru world?
I'm sure the tories will still be wheeling out the "It's all labour fault" excuse after 5 years in power and less growth than the hair on SasGurus baldy head.
And you believe government can actually do anything in the tail end of the biggest worldwide slump since the 30s? Cretin.
Well they generally claim to be doing something so it makes sense to judge their claims, does it not?
Personally I'm of the opinion that global macroeconomics is more akin to the weather. One can forecast it to some extent but only crackpots and charlatans claim to have power over it.
While you're waiting, read the free novel we sent you. It's a Spanish story about a guy named 'Manual.'
Red tape isn't cut, and corp tax cut was balanced by removal of annual allowance - the main beneficiaries of corp tax cut will be big companies, well those of them who choose to pay taxes in UK.
Overall the Govt is all talk, pretending to have tough cuts strategy to bluff the markets whilst printing money to make up for investor interest in low yield gilts.
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