I know Labour are broke and that they have a nasty habit of recycling old policies and passing them off as new ideas, but don’t you think they’ve gone a bit too far with this latest election broadcast. I mean, whatever next? First, Ramsay McBrown addresses the nation about the grave economic crisis: And on [...]
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Ramsay McBrown Addresses the Nation
Posted in Brown, campaining, economy, general election, Labour, recession on 16/04/2010 | Leave a Comment »
Scrapping Labour’s Tax On Jobs: All Good
Posted in Brown, cameron, campaigning, economic policy, general election, Labour, national insurance, osborne, recession, tax on 28/03/2010 | Leave a Comment »
So this evening we learn that the penny has finally dropped with George Osborne and he’s announced that he’ll be immediately scrapping Labour’s crazy plan to hammer national insurance if they win a fourth term. Whatever the economic impact of this – and it will only be good in the sense that businesses will be [...]
Giant Redwood
Posted in campaigning, conservatives, debt, economy, general election, Labour, recession, redwood on 26/03/2010 | 2 Comments »
Thanks to Iain Dale’s heads-up, I’ve just seen what I think should and could be a politically game changing post by John Redwood on his blog. I say that because it made me realise, to my shame, that I’ve been as taken in by the Labour revisionist narrative on the economics of the Thatcher years [...]
Finally, Some Real Perspective On Darling’s Larceny Budget
Posted in Brown, budget, crisis, Darling, debt, economy, general election, Labour, lies, recession on 25/03/2010 | Leave a Comment »
Jeff Randall, as usual, has said precisely what needed to be said (ie: the truth) about the implications of Labour’s latest act of political violence against the country we somehow collectively permitted it to ruin once again. Now don’t get me wrong. I’m a grown-up (sort of) so I can take a bunch of socialist [...]
So When’s The Real Budget?
Posted in Brown, budget, cameron, Darling, debt, economy, Labour, recession, spending, tax, tories on 24/03/2010 | 2 Comments »
From what I’ve read so far, ‘trivial tinkering’ is about as generous a term I could think of to describe what is, beyond all question, the most inept and irresponsible response to Britain’s debt crisis that Labour could have managed, desperate as they are not to confront the consequences of Gordon Brown’s economic car crash [...]
Brown’s Death Rattle
Posted in Brown, conservatives, debt, deficit, general election, Labour, lies, politics, recession, UK on 10/03/2010 | Leave a Comment »
No matter what the increasingly irritating (is that possible?) Nick Robinson might think, quoting himself as usual – always a very bad sign – this was yet another trainwreck interview from Gordon “give me a chance to finish the job of destroying the country” Brown this morning. (Just remember, for instance, that when he growls [...]
The True Cost Of The Labour Years? Unquantifiable
Posted in bust, conservatives, general election, Labour, quangos, recession on 21/02/2010 | 2 Comments »
The British electorate trusted Labour to inherit the most stable and competitive economy in Europe and to invest wisely for the future. Yet over 13 wasted years our public finances have been squandered and our economy is in a dire state. The damage they have done is so extensive it is hard to quantify. So [...]
CRASH ! Ah-Ah
Posted in Brown, bust, economy, Labour, recession on 12/02/2010 | Leave a Comment »
Destroyer of the economy.CRASH! Ah-ah…He’s a mentalist.He hates every one of us, can’t stand any one of us…He’ll steal every thing we’ve got from every man, every woman, every child,He’s a clown, he’s Crash! With deepest apologies to Queen. Anyway, you get the idea, I hope. It’s inspired (if that’s right word) by this latest [...]
The Real Deniers
Posted in Brown, clarke, climategate, economy, Labour, lies, recession on 12/02/2010 | Leave a Comment »
Bishop Hill has highlighted this extraordinary, extraordinarily complacent and utterly dishonest press conference by someone who I believe is one of the most corrupt individuals on the face of the earth. I recognise that Bishop Hill’s blog is a serious, wonderful, scholarly front line against the industrial level scam that is climate change. But mine [...]
