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The British economy shrank by 0.2% in the fourth quarter of 2011
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All the foreign service workers coming in from the suburbs to clean, cook and to serve those still there...“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.” -
Most seem too well dressed.Originally posted by darmstadt View PostAll the foreign service workers coming in from the suburbs to clean, cook and to serve those still there...
My point is that an alien (whether from outer space or another country) landing in London at the moment would not believe there is an economic crisis going on.Hard Brexit now!
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Think Osborne will have to resign or be sacked soon, if not there could be a General Election triggered. He has cut far to much which has caused the reverse growth stat. He was warned about this by Balls.Comment
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Yes this is THE recession - if there wasn't one you'd see bigger motorways to deal with traffic, HS2,3,4 and 10 - ultimately maybe even Tube will be available to residents of Wandworth, but that's not important.Originally posted by sasguru View PostWhat recession? Tubes and trains are full in rush hour, motorways are jam-packed If this is recession WTF is boom like?Comment
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To be fair 0.5% BoE interest rates certainly help homeowners, if rates were at 10% then house market would certainly collapse and another bank bailout will be needed.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostConDems are squeezing the rest of the UK's balls to feed investment banks free money and that free money feeds into London, making it Yuppie boom time in the capital.Comment
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Are you saying they are abusing the public transport system by paying once for Zone 1 ticket and doing rounds on the circle line all day long so that their other half still thinks they are at work?Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostAll the millions of unemployed destitute City bankers are sitting all day on the tube feeling sorry for themselves?
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<pedant>Originally posted by AtW View PostAre you saying they are abusing the public transport system by paying once for Zone 1 ticket and doing rounds on the circle line all day long so that their other half still thinks they are at work?
To do the circle line you need zones 1+2 ticket.
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The evidence is everywhere. Last quarter’s worse-than-expected 0.2pc contraction was driven by a collapse in manufacturing. The decline in factory output can be traced to a decline in exports, which in turn can be blamed on the eurozone – which buys for two fifths of UK goods but is not putting its hand in its pocket any more.
from Sir Mervyn King's chirpy new year message: 'There's no reason to despair' – Telegraph Blogs
Maybe we should retaliate by not buying any of their goods
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Make our own you mean? Now there's an idea.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostThe evidence is everywhere. Last quarter’s worse-than-expected 0.2pc contraction was driven by a collapse in manufacturing. The decline in factory output can be traced to a decline in exports, which in turn can be blamed on the eurozone – which buys for two fifths of UK goods but is not putting its hand in its pocket any more.
from Sir Mervyn King's chirpy new year message: 'There's no reason to despair' – Telegraph Blogs
Maybe we should retaliate by not buying any of their goods

Not sure the Germans will be happy about it though - they depend on exports so they can prop up the rest of the eurozone.
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Cut too much? He's hardly got started. The deficit is still above £100 billion per annum. If he cut much less it would still be ballooning, Labour-style.Originally posted by russell View PostThink Osborne will have to resign or be sacked soon, if not there could be a General Election triggered. He has cut far to much which has caused the reverse growth stat. He was warned about this by Balls.Comment
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