First Cameron attempts to rail at the British public to pay off their outstanding debt. Then he's swiftly advised not to accelerate the economic slowdown by his adviser's so he recants. All the while ignoring that in the interim the banks have been raking in gobs of cash from the public by refusing to pass on the benefits of lowered Bank of England rates.
If parliament could impose this as a requirement by British banks, public spending could be maintained in addition to assisting the general public to reduce their personal debt. Two birds, one stone.
So now Britain is facing even harder times whilst our glorious leader appears to remain utterly baffled by both the current problems and a plausible strategy for the future. Two stones but no birds...
Please David, try to focus and not be a 21st century Marie Antoinette.
If parliament could impose this as a requirement by British banks, public spending could be maintained in addition to assisting the general public to reduce their personal debt. Two birds, one stone.
So now Britain is facing even harder times whilst our glorious leader appears to remain utterly baffled by both the current problems and a plausible strategy for the future. Two stones but no birds...
Please David, try to focus and not be a 21st century Marie Antoinette.
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