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Jeremy Warner is a reporter not an economist.
I find it amusing that Britain's opinion formers are generally thickos who didn't do very well at school.
Of course, the chief cretin a.k.a yourself was unable to make this distinction.
Perhaps it's time you apologized to everyone?
Gosh! Pass me the smelling salts! It converses! Is the "HTH BIDI cretin" auto response broken?
"Jeremy Warner, assistant editor of The Daily Telegraph, is one of Britain's leading business and economics commentators".
Right at the start of this crisis I wrote a long piece explaining why Britain was unlikely to turn out like Japan, with its spiralling public debt and lost decades of growth. We have too dynamic an economy, I wrote, for that to happen. I wish I could still be so confident.
What next? will the chief cretin apologize to everyone for calling everyone a cretin?
Jeremy Warner is a reporter not an economist.
I find it amusing that Britain's opinion formers are generally thickos who didn't do very well at school.
Of course, the chief cretin a.k.a yourself was unable to make this distinction.
Perhaps it's time you apologized to everyone?
Right at the start of this crisis I wrote a long piece explaining why Britain was unlikely to turn out like Japan, with its spiralling public debt and lost decades of growth. We have too dynamic an economy, I wrote, for that to happen. I wish I could still be so confident.
What next? will the chief cretin apologize to nearly everyone (except Ed balls) for calling everyone a cretin?
Right at the start of this crisis I wrote a long piece explaining why Britain was unlikely to turn out like Japan, with its spiralling public debt and lost decades of growth. We have too dynamic an economy, I wrote, for that to happen. I wish I could still be so confident.
What next? will the chief cretin apologize to everyone for calling everyone a cretin?
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