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Originally Posted by bornfree
There's something distinctly `1984' about the Chancellor's statement that Britain is poised to weather the recession - and this at a time when our budget account deficit is set to rise to a record £72 billion.
As O'Brien, the state interrogator in the novel, says to his victim: `Sometimes two and two can be five, and not four.' He also says to his victim: `You must try harder. It is not easy to become sane.'
This is our problem. We are not sane. Only the government is sane.
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No only those who truly understand the economics are sane.
When I say truly I certainly am not talking about those with degrees in economics. I would put our own Gordon Brown 'the economic miracle?' in the department of those who do not understand true economics. People like Ron Paul and Margret Thatcher do.
If their is a crash, Brown may well use the opportunity to black mail the country into joining the euro. So be warned don't take the bate if that occurs. The opportunity of a crash would be a good opportunity to get right out of the EU and start building up a new economy with the interest of this country and the people who live there in mind.