Rising crime, fewer arrests, cuts to police the conservatives the party of law and disorder!!
In London the police are split between the west and East the west having the richer areas etc. guess what there is a disparency and imbalance of police officers assigned to the two areas can you guess which has the most ??
This shows the mishandling of the economy yet again!
Did the Guardian have a front page spread on the faster than expected growth announced a couple of days ago? Thought not, probably didn't fit with their agenda.
lol all the Tory's attacking what the papers say on retail sales. however not a one challenging on the fact that the tories are the party of law and disorder
lol all the Tory's attacking what the papers say on retail sales. however not a one challenging on the fact that the tories are the party of law and disorder :D
This shows the mishandling of the economy yet again!
Did the Guardian have a front page spread on the faster than expected growth announced a couple of days ago? Thought not, probably didn't fit with their agenda.
Strongest growth of any economy in the world... UK 0.2%, Bangladesh 6.51%, Botswana 4.9%, Morocco 4.5% , Senegal 5.2 %, Vietnam 7.1%
Did the Guardian have a front page spread on the faster than expected growth announced a couple of days ago? Thought not, probably didn't fit with their agenda.
Strongest growth of any economy in the world... UK 0.2%, Bangladesh 6.51%, Botswana 4.9%, Morocco 4.5% , Senegal 5.2 %, Vietnam 7.1%
Wow
Best fuck off bangladesh quick huddy. Their government know how to look after the poor
This shows the mishandling of the economy yet again!
Did the Guardian have a front page spread on the faster than expected growth announced a couple of days ago? Thought not, probably didn't fit with their agenda.
0.4% wasn't it? Up from the predicted 0.3%. I feel richer already.
Did the Guardian have a front page spread on the faster than expected growth announced a couple of days ago? Thought not, probably didn't fit with their agenda.
0.4% wasn't it? Up from the predicted 0.3%. I feel richer already.
Oh and I read about it in the Guardian.
I'm not sure what the average growth rate is over the past decade, but I feel confident in saying it's less than 0.4%. So it's hardly a disaster is it. I wonder when this instant recession, cut in spending, increase in taxation, 3rd world war is going to happen?
Did the Guardian have a front page spread on the faster than expected growth announced a couple of days ago? Thought not, probably didn't fit with their agenda.
Strongest growth of any economy in the world... UK 0.2%, Bangladesh 6.51%, Botswana 4.9%, Morocco 4.5% , Senegal 5.2 %, Vietnam 7.1%
Wow
If only we could have a bit of boom and bust like the good old days (copyright G.Brown).
I know but I thought Brown had brought an end to it all.
Is this government a shambles? Yes. Would Labour be any better? No.
I believe that Brown would have been the better bet in 2010. Cameron was a charlatan
The sad fact is that neither the Torys or Labour are up to the job. History proves this, yet we keep going back for more. Perhaps if both sides admitted that Thatcher, Blair, May and Brown were shite we'd get somewhere. Cos Corbyn isn't the answer.
0.4% wasn't it? Up from the predicted 0.3%. I feel richer already.
Oh and I read about it in the Guardian.
I'm not sure what the average growth rate is over the past decade, but I feel confident in saying it's less than 0.4%. So it's hardly a disaster is it. I wonder when this instant recession, cut in spending, increase in taxation, 3rd world war is going to happen?
We have averaged 0.6% per quarter since 1955. Recession will happen if we leave without a trade deal. Spending has been cut ever since the tories came in. 3rd world war - look to trump and north korea perhaps. Increase in taxation - for the rich if Corbyn gets in.
I'm not sure what the average growth rate is over the past decade, but I feel confident in saying it's less than 0.4%. So it's hardly a disaster is it. I wonder when this instant recession, cut in spending, increase in taxation, 3rd world war is going to happen?
We have averaged 0.6% per quarter since 1955. Recession will happen if we leave without a trade deal. Spending has been cut ever since the tories came in. 3rd world war - look to trump and north korea perhaps. Increase in taxation - for the rich if Corbyn gets in.
When I said the past decade, I meant from 2007!
Still even looking at your average 0.4% seems reasonable enough? Hardly the Armageddon that was promised on the day following an out vote, although I notice now you've thrown in the caveat of it'll now actually, really, definitely happen if we don't get a trade deal. A bit like it would happen if we didn't join the Euro, and a bit like it would happen if we voted out. How many times do you need to be wrong before you face facts?
We have averaged 0.6% per quarter since 1955. Recession will happen if we leave without a trade deal. Spending has been cut ever since the tories came in. 3rd world war - look to trump and north korea perhaps. Increase in taxation - for the rich if Corbyn gets in.
When I said the past decade, I meant from 2007!
Still even looking at your average 0.4% seems reasonable enough? Hardly the Armageddon that was promised on the day following an out vote, although I notice now you've thrown in the caveat of it'll now actually, really, definitely happen if we don't get a trade deal. A bit like it would happen if we didn't join the Euro, and a bit like it would happen if we voted out. How many times do you need to be wrong before you face facts?
But I thought Brexit would be good for us? We shouldn't have to settle for being the slowest growing economy in the EU 28 current member states.
Still even looking at your average 0.4% seems reasonable enough? Hardly the Armageddon that was promised on the day following an out vote, although I notice now you've thrown in the caveat of it'll now actually, really, definitely happen if we don't get a trade deal. A bit like it would happen if we didn't join the Euro, and a bit like it would happen if we voted out. How many times do you need to be wrong before you face facts?
But I thought Brexit would be good for us? We shouldn't have to settle for being the slowest growing economy in the EU 28 current member states.
In the same quarter last year we grew at 1.5%.
You can't grow at 1.5% every quarter, without the inevitable bust which would follow such a boom. We have always been out of synch with the Euro economies, it was the only reason we escaped being bounced into the Euro (thankfully). All pretty simple economics really, and obvious to anyone who isn't shamefully trying to paint any news into bad news, to suit their twice wrong already agenda. You'll get to keep the match ball this time!
Your quite right, if we can trust our politicians (50/50 chance) sunny days are on the way, so get yourself out and enjoy.
But I thought Brexit would be good for us? We shouldn't have to settle for being the slowest growing economy in the EU 28 current member states.
In the same quarter last year we grew at 1.5%.
You can't grow at 1.5% every quarter, without the inevitable bust which would follow such a boom. We have always been out of synch with the Euro economies, it was the only reason we escaped being bounced into the Euro (thankfully). All pretty simple economics really, and obvious to anyone who isn't shamefully trying to paint any news into bad news, to suit their twice wrong already agenda. You'll get to keep the match ball this time!
Your quite right, if we can trust our politicians (50/50 chance) sunny days are on the way, so get yourself out and enjoy.
So you are saying it is good we are not growing as quickly as the rest of the EU and this has absolutely nothing to do with Brexit? And I would hardly describe 2016 as a boom year with wages falling. Or is this something we should be considered as good for the economy is post-EU britain because it means the rich few who pay us don't have to pay us very much at all
0.4% wasn't it? Up from the predicted 0.3%. I feel richer already.
Oh and I read about it in the Guardian.
I'm not sure what the average growth rate is over the past decade, but I feel confident in saying it's less than 0.4%. So it's hardly a disaster is it. I wonder when this instant recession, cut in spending, increase in taxation, 3rd world war is going to happen?
0.52% per quarter on average. And that includes two periods of negative growth during the recession.
Less than 0.4% you say? Ah, confidence. Such a wonderful thing and so rarely linked to competence!
