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Previously on "Please post your solutions to the UK's dire economic situation here"
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Originally posted by PM-Junkie View PostA good start would be to stop having Chancellors of the Exchequer who know absolutely bog-all about economics or finance. Or prime-ministers for that matter.
Career politicians should be burned at the stake.
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Legalise Cannabis.
Tax revenue up,
Tourists up,
Enforcement costs down,
New related industries setting up in the UK...
.......and we wouldn't really care too much about economic woes because we'd all be feeling groovy.......
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Originally posted by DiscoStu View PostI propose an AtW tax, where he's charged £1000 for every CUK post he makes. This will be introduced retrospectively, as he should have known this could happen.
He therefore currently owes HMRC £16,960,000.
Career politicians should be burned at the stake.
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Originally posted by chef View Post
already planning the closure of Chef Towers in Manchester, should be complete by mid summer
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Originally posted by DiscoStu View PostI propose an AtW tax, where he's charged £1000 for every CUK post he makes. This will be introduced retrospectively, as he should have known this could happen.
He therefore currently owes HMRC £16,960,000.
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Move somewhere with a more stable and prosperous economy and a better climate.
Any contracts in Greece?
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostEmigrate. All the best people are doing it, dahlink, don't you know.Originally posted by Cliphead View PostPersonal solution: leave.
That's exactly what I'm about to do, all will be finalised by the weekend
already planning the closure of Chef Towers in Manchester, should be complete by mid summer
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What dire economic situation would that be?
The one where everyone is getting wealthy owning a home again whilst unemployment falls and the economy grows 0.1% whilst at the same time public services improve constantly and our future is assured by the arrival of another 20,000,000 immigrants to help us in our dotage?
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General election.
You know the old saying: A new broom sweeps it somewhere else.
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Personal solution: leave.
That's exactly what I'm about to do, all will be finalised by the weekend
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