Well, that didn't take long.... part deux

Where to xxxxxx start??

Second shortest serving Chancellor, and only because the shortest serving guy, died.

Where to xxxxxxx start??

I put £100 (in a currency of value, of your choice) that Kwamagedon will leave politics, and have a new job with one of the scum sucking hedge funds that he has just helped making a fortune, whilst fxxking this country’s economy ■■■■■■■■, within a year…

He needs burning alive.

Dizzy Lizzy showed today the most blatant, brazen, self serving cheek possible, as she threw her “friend” Kwamagedon not so much under the bus, but drove the bus herself, and reversed back over him, just to make sure…

Where to xxxxxxx start??

Jeremy Hunt (yeah, I spelled that wrong…)
She is not having a laugh. She is sticking up two fingers. With both hands. She is playing with you. And your future. If you thought Maxwell pulled a fast one, wait until you want to draw your state pension in a few years…

I’m leaving this here, because any more, and it won’t get past the mods…

Will the last person leaving, please turn off the… oh, don’t bother… the electric was cut off months ago.

A massive trade deficit in manufactured goods paid for with borrowed and printed money and oil and gas exports.
While tying us to an all electric energy policy at £1 per kWh and applying carbon tax + VAT to our own gas.
The economy is predictably going down the tubes as a result who would have thought it.

> Carryfast:
> A massive trade deficit in manufactured goods paid for with borrowed and printed money and oil and gas exports.
> While tying us to an all electric energy policy at £1 per kWh and applying carbon tax + VAT to our own gas.
> The economy is predictably going down the tubes as a result who would have thought it.

I blame it on the “CO2 didn’t cook Venus atmospheric pressure and proximity to the Sun did” brigade

the nodding donkey:
She is not having a laugh. She is sticking up two fingers. With both hands. She is playing with you. And your future. If you thought Maxwell pulled a fast one, wait until you want to draw your state pension in a few years…

But, thats not fair: Maxwell actually knew what he was doing. You call her "dizzy Lizzy" and thats right. She really does seem to be that thick/deluded/mislead?
Once more a few idiots have listened to …again, the recurring nutter Patrick Minford.
Everything he has had a hand in has turned to !!! and yet he still has acolytes. He has said that the original budget should stand.

He was and is a Brexit supporter. He also said that Brexit would kill UK manufacturing and farming.
Go figure!

Who are the advisors and support teams (apart from the civil servants who have now been sacked) around these idiots?
Whoever slipped them in must be laughing.
Volatile markets kill countries and ordinary citizens monies, but can make fortunes for speculators. It is not in the countrys interest to have nutters in charge, but for a small clique it is manna.

whisperingsmith:
> Carryfast:
> A massive trade deficit in manufactured goods paid for with borrowed and printed money and oil and gas exports.
> While tying us to an all electric energy policy at £1 per kWh and applying carbon tax + VAT to our own gas.
> The economy is predictably going down the tubes as a result who would have thought it.

I blame it on the “CO2 didn’t cook Venus atmospheric pressure and proximity to the Sun did” brigade

As opposed to we can’t afford to use our own gas and oil, because the climate scam believers want to export it all to be burnt by the French and everyone else who wants to burn it.

Franglais:
He was and is a Brexit supporter. He also said that Brexit would kill UK manufacturing and farming.
Go figure!

Who are the advisors and support teams (apart from the civil servants who have now been sacked) around these idiots?
Whoever slipped them in must be laughing.
Volatile markets kill countries and ordinary citizens monies, but can make fortunes for speculators. It is not in the countrys interest to have nutters in charge, but for a small clique it is manna.

Our manufacturing industry like our gas and oil was handed over to Europe decades ago.
Resulting in the need for an IMF bail out if you remember.
You couldn’t make it up although it wouldn’t be the first time that you’ve suggested that a trade deficit means trade surplus.
The reality being our oil, gas and food resources in exchange for German manufactured goods and cheap east Euro labour.

Carryfast:
it wouldn’t be the first time that you’ve suggested that a trade deficit means trade surplus.

What?

Carryfast:
You couldn’t make it up

Clearly you can, and you do!

:smiley:

I’m glad I’m mortgage free looking at the predicted monthly mortgage repayments for 2023. :open_mouth: resolutionfoundation.org/pu … ing-times/

Franglais:

Carryfast:
it wouldn’t be the first time that you’ve suggested that a trade deficit means trade surplus.

What?

Carryfast:
You couldn’t make it up

Clearly you can, and you do!

:smiley:

So you now admit that EU membership for us just means a trade deficit to benefit Germany paid for with printed and borrowed cash and our oil and gas and fish.
Then you protest laughably too much against the party that took us into the scam.

Carryfast:

Franglais:

Carryfast:
it wouldn’t be the first time that you’ve suggested that a trade deficit means trade surplus.

What?

Carryfast:
You couldn’t make it up

Clearly you can, and you do!

:smiley:

So you now admit that EU membership for us just means a trade deficit to benefit Germany paid for with printed and borrowed cash and our oil and gas and fish.
Then you protest laughably too much against the party that took us into the scam.

The only bit you`ve got correct there, is that something is laughable!

Franglais:

Carryfast:
So you now admit that EU membership for us just means a trade deficit to benefit Germany paid for with printed and borrowed cash and our oil and gas and fish.
Then you protest laughably too much against the party that took us into the scam.

The only bit you`ve got correct there, is that something is laughable!

About as laughable as the late 70’s early 80’s recession and the basket case we’ve become since the country was and continues to be thrown down the toilet of the EUSSR benefit scam, by our laughable government.

The trouble with ANY toff who becomes chancellor - is that they’ve never punted the markets in their lives!

How can you “Gamble with the Economy” if you don’t know how to fill out a proverbial betting slip FFS…?

Osbourne was able to borrow cheaply - because he said that “none of it will be wasted on the ordinary public”.

No limits to being able to borrow to help out well-helled colleagues…

“Time Called” the moment a chancellor talks about “borrowing to lower worker’s taxes”.

That’s why we don’t vote Labour FFS!

The Tories - keep lunging Left all the time, thinking that spending money on leftist causes - will make Labour voters vote Tory…

Boris pulled off that amazing feat of winning over Labour’s Brexit voters - but that’s all behind us now.

Tories need to be looking after those who actually voted for them, rather than trying to expand the “Red Wall Breach” which was only temporary at best…

Hands up which diehard labour voters here - took Sunak’s Furlough money and STILL have no intention of voting Tory?

“Most of you” - I’d suspect. :unamused: