The EU debate - Part III

[The Prime Minister]

I hope that Frog woman Le Pen wins, just to piss off the cupcakes and snowflakes here.

 

[The Prime Minister]

Yes, we are doom mongers: Even the quangocrats themselves admit their predictions for UK economy could well be 'too gloomy'

 

[Tobes]

Your translation seems to have been done by a particularly bad translation app.
Hammond also said:
"First, the public finances should be returned to balance as early as possible in the next Parliament, and, in the interim, cyclically-adjusted borrowing should be below 2% by the end of this Parliament."

You've been conned by the mail you clueless oaf.

Here's the Govt debt over time figures;

1997 -£348 bn
1998 -£358 bn
1999 -£357 bn
2000 -£345 bn
2001 -£316 bn
2002 -£323 bn
2003 -£355 bn
2004 -£394 bn
2005 -£449 bn
2006 -£492 bn
2007 -£529 bn
2008 -£561 bn
2009 -£769 bn
2010 -£1004 bn
2011 -£1149 bn
2012 -£1242 bn
2013 -£1352 bn
2014 -£1459 bn
2015 -£1546 bn
2016 -£1590 bn

The Tories austerity has FAILED, our debt has risen by nearly £600BN since this shower came into office, and thanks to Brexit will now take another massive hike,

 

[Stan]

I've always intensely disliked Osbourne and hate the fact that Brexit will allow him to walk away from his failed austerity measures,with his credibility intact.

I don't think it will. He's widely regarded as having been a failure.

 

[Tobes]

Yes, we are doom mongers: Even the quangocrats themselves admit their predictions for UK economy could well be 'too gloomy'

Express per chance?

 

[Tobes]

I hope that Frog woman Le Pen wins, just to piss off the cupcakes and snowflakes here.

I bet you'd have said the same had you been around in 1933 you thick ****

 

[Stan]

I hope that Frog woman Le Pen wins, just to piss off the cupcakes and snowflakes here.

And also because you hate foreigners and Muslims, same as she does

 

[pieguts]

I hope that Frog woman Le Pen wins, just to piss off the cupcakes and snowflakes here.

That's a really strange comment to make Custard?
Don't know a huge amount about, but from what I read she definitely worries me.

 

[The Prime Minister]

The Office for Budget Responsibility has a history of mistakes. Here are five forecasts it got wrong:

PREDICTION: An over-optimistic OBR predicted economic expansion of 5.7 per cent between 2010 and mid-2012

REALITY: The country managed only 0.9 per cent

PREDICTION: Switching to pessimism in March 2013, the OBR predicted growth that year of 0.6 per cent and 1.8 per cent in 2014

REALITY: The figures were 1.9 per cent in 2013 and 3.1 per cent in 2014

PREDICTION: Scottish nationalists based their rosy vision of an independent future on OBR oil revenue forecasts of £2.4billion in 2016-17

REALITY: Prices crashed and this was revised down to £600m

PREDICTION: In March 2013, the OBR said public borrowing would be £120bn in 2013-14, £108bn in 2014-15, and £95.5bn in 2015-16

REALITY: The figures were £104bn, £96bn and £76bn respectively

PREDICTION: In March 2014, the forecasters predicted inflation of 2 per cent in 2015 and in 2016

REALITY: Inflation was 0 per cent last year and now stands at 0.9 per cent

 

[petersaxton]

Too slow off the draw Pete. as @Watford_R has shown, they've just used the old excuse 'we'll leave it to the next lot to worry about'

Do you really think there's going to be a different government in the next parliament? I certainly can't see Corbyn doing anything other than losing a lot of Commons seats.

 

[The Prime Minister]

That's a really strange comment to make Custard?
Don't know a huge amount about, but from what I read she definitely worries me.

The bloke they have in now has screwed up France, can she do much worse?
But she will not win anyway, so why why worry

 

[PINKIE]

Do you really think there's going to be a different government in the next parliament? I certainly can't see Corbyn doing anything other than losing a lot of Commons seats.

Oh I don't know. Given the projections for the faltering economy due to Brexit, I think people might delight in disposing of the Govt who led us into this black hole.

 

[The Prime Minister]

Oh I don't know. Given the projections for the faltering economy due to Brexit, I think people might delight in disposing of the Govt who led us into this black hole.

who for?

Labour, not going to happen, Lib Dems who are they, so that leaves UKiP now they will do a great job, so UKiP it is.

 

[Star of David Bardsley]

Nice spin attempt, but too obvious. The short answer is that it depends, but is liable to points based.

So you seem to be saying that Le Penn's border policy and protectionism is no worse, and possibly less discriminatory than the EU's.
Which of her other policies did you use to form your earlier stated opinon?

I'm pretty sure I didn't say that at all.

Policy number two I disagree with- the death penalty.

Do you have enough knowledge on her yet to decide if you want her to win the election or will we be treated to another day of your hypocritical moaning?

 

[Stan]

who for?

Labour, not going to happen, Lib Dems who are they, so that leaves UKiP now they will do a great job, so UKiP it is.

UKIP are even more divided than the Tories

 

[Star of David Bardsley]

I've always intensely disliked Osbourne and hate the fact that Brexit will allow him to walk away from his failed austerity measures,with his credibility intact.

Now paid £70k an hour for public speaking.

 

[Star of David Bardsley]

Oh I don't know. Given the projections for the faltering economy due to Brexit, I think people might delight in disposing of the Govt who led us into this black hole.

The Tories probably won't lose but I don't think another coalition is out of the question.

If anything it's in the individual ministers' interests to lose if they can leave politics and make more money doing other things.

 

[petersaxton]

The bloke they have in now has screwed up France, can she do much worse?
But she will not win anyway, so why why worry

What? Like the UK wont leave the EU and Trump wont get elected president?

 

[petersaxton]

Oh I don't know. Given the projections for the faltering economy due to Brexit, I think people might delight in disposing of the Govt who led us into this black hole.

I agree

 

[DMD]

I'm pretty sure I didn't say that at all.

Policy number two I disagree with- the death penalty.

Do you have enough knowledge on her yet to decide if you want her to win the election or will we be treated to another day of your hypocritical moaning?

Not really, so far you seem unclear on the difference between her policies on protectionism and border comntrols and those of the EU.

As for the death penalty referendum that is in her policy. I think most would support a referendum, as it should end the debate. I'd accept the majority vedict.