Nigel Farage and Makerfield
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Liz Trusss' intentions and instincts were good, though very poorly implemented. The intentions of this current 'administration' are sinister - bordering on evil.
No idea what your point is meant to be, you seem to be having arguments with yourself now.
The markets reacted as they thought Truss was a risk to the reliability of the UK in paying its debts. They've now reacted more strongly against our current government, and your glorious leader is very keen on keeping this quiet.
The markets reacted as they thought Truss was a risk to the reliability of the UK in paying its debts. They've now reacted more strongly against our current government, and your glorious leader is very keen on keeping this quiet.
The BoE manipulated the markets during Truss's time in office, there's some good evidence that the establishment didn't approve and wanted her out.
Anyway, whatever the reasons, the UK's current credit-worthiness is now vastly worse than it was when Truss was PM. Because the markets think Labour are less competent than her.
Anyway, whatever the reasons, the UK's current credit-worthiness is now vastly worse than it was when Truss was PM. Because the markets think Labour are less competent than her.
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Can you post that evidence for us. We could do with a laugh.
It's well known, they did a load of "quantitative tightening" or something, which they timed for when she took office. Beyond my understanding, but that's the allegation made by Truss. I'm sure it will have been documented somewhere.Can you post that evidence for us. We could do with a laugh.
But it doesn't matter and it's a distraction, the absolute fact is that Labour are judged by our lenders to be far worse for the country than Truss ever was, with or without whatever she claims happened.
Read somewhere that we now pay 5% and rising on debts - whereas Yanks and Europe pay between 3 and 4%. We're rapidly heading towards a basket case economy and the usual suspects on here are in complete denial about it.
Did Liz Truss really cause the bond market rout?
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You misunderstand the paradox at the heart of Re form, they want to lower taxes to encourage entrepreneurs but also argue for the re opening of mines and subsidisation of steel production. Half of their economic policies are Labor.
Come on, you Re-turdites.....
Do your duty, stand by your principles, and support your grifter -in-chief in Makerfield.
Coz he's scared that the real locals won't
Do your duty, stand by your principles, and support your grifter -in-chief in Makerfield.
Coz he's scared that the real locals won't
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I asked for evidence not for your opinion.
Good of you to admit it.
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Did Liz Truss really cause the bond market rout?
The widely approved narrative of Liz Truss’ demise is that she and Kwasi Kwarteng triggered a collapse in the bond markets with an ideologically-driven, economically ignorant mini budget. It’s a comforting story to tell, particularly for those who always opposed Truss and her attempts to shake...
There's all sorts of silly opinions out there. Be sure that filly and his ilk will find them.
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Of course Nigel is going to post stock images representing his activities rather than real time selfies seting out exactly which pub he is in.
This is a man who has provably been the target of assassination attempts and Russian attacks.
He, naturally, takes his security seriously.
