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THE TALK TO YOURSELF THREAD. (NOWT)     

goldfinger - 09 Jun 2005 12:25

Thought Id start this one going because its rather dead on this board at the moment and I suppose all my usual muckers are either at the Stella tennis event watching Dim Tim (lose again) or at Henly Regatta eating cucumber sandwiches (they wish,...NOT).

Anyway please feel free to just talk to yourself blast away and let it go on any company or subject you wish. Just wish Id thought of this one before.

cheers GF.

Haystack - 01 Oct 2014 12:58 - 46584 of 81564

They are bringing down the defecit.

goldfinger - 01 Oct 2014 13:02 - 46585 of 81564

The word “Tories” is an abbreviation of “tall stories” – Kitty S Jones

bitterfuture.jpg?resize=473%2C248What the Conservatives offer: This was described on Facebook as the most awkward photo of the Tory conference – rightly. Not only is she obscuring this year’s slogan in an embarrassing way, but she is doing it with what appears to be a fascist salute.

More information on the lies being told at the Tory conference comes from Kitty S Jones. Vox Political had intended to run a detailed piece but Yr Obdt Srvt had to deal with a slight emergency (being a carer, these things do happen) and now we’ll just quote the salient points:

“The deficit reduction programme takes precedence over any of the other measures in this agreement” – stated in the Coalition Agreement. Of course the truth is that this whole process of prolonged austerity is NOT about deficit-cutting. It’s just the cover for Tory ideology. It is actually about shrinking the State and squeezing the public sector until it becomes marginal, then non-existent, in an entirely market-driven society. The bank crisis-generated deficit has been a gift to the Tories in enabling them to launch the scuttlebutt that public expenditure has to be massively cut back, which they would never have been able to get away with, without the deficit-reduction excuse in the first place.

I am still seeing the “inherited debt” LIES that the Tories are still telling, despite official rebuke from the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) chief Robert Chote, and this is same Tory-led government lost our triple A Moody and Fitch credit rating, and that borrowed more in 3 years than Labour did in 13. Figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) showed that the coalition had borrowed £430.072 billion in just 3 short years, whereas the last Labour government managed to borrow just £429.975 billion in 13 years, and unlike the Tories, Labour invested most of what they borrowed in public services.

The much bandied-about 2010 deficit of “over 11%” is false. This is the Public Sector Net Borrowing (PSNB – total borrowings) and not the actual budget deficit which was 7.7%. (See OBR Economic and Fiscal Outlook March 2012 page 19, table 1.2.)

In 1997 Labour inherited a deficit of 3.9% of GDP (not a balanced budget) and by 2008 it had fallen to 2.1% – a reduction of a near 50% – now that’s impressive. It is implausible and ludicrous to claim there was overspending.

In cash terms a millionaire’s debt would be greater than that of most people. Therefore the UK would have a higher debt and deficit than most countries because we are the sixth largest economy. Therefore it is laughable to compare UK’s debt and deficit with Tuvalu’s where GDP/Income is £24 million whilst the UK’s income is £1.7 trillion.

In 1997, Labour inherited a debt of 42% of GDP. By the start of the global banking crises 2008 the debt had fallen to 35% – almost a 22% reduction (page 6 ONS). Surprisingly, a debt of 42% was not seen as a major problem and yet at 35% the sky was falling….lordy me.

The deficit was then exacerbated by the global banking crises after 2008. (See HM Treasury archives). The IMF have also concluded the UK experienced an increase in the deficit as result of a large loss in output/GDP caused by the global banking crisis and not even as result of the bank bailouts, fiscal stimulus and bringing forward of capital spending. It’s basic economics: when output falls the deficit increases.

The large loss in output occurred because the UK, like the US, has the biggest financial centres and as this was a global banking crisis we suffered the most – not as a result of overspending prior to and after 2008, as the International Money Fund (IMF) concurs.

The UK national debt is the total amount of money the British government owes to the private sector and other purchasers of UK gilts. The national debt now stands at £1.5 TRILLION (and rising), so a further saving of £3 Billion in benefits, as proposed by Osborne, will clear the debt in, say, a mere 500 YEARS.

People in poverty are targeted by the cuts 5 times more than most citizens. Disabled people are targeted 9 times more than most citizens. People needing social care are targeted 19 times more than most citizens (From: A Fair Society? How the cuts target disabled people).



goldfinger - 01 Oct 2014 13:05 - 46586 of 81564

LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL

Hays so you dont know the difference between the deficit and debt????????????????.

Camoron specificaly said he was bringing down the debt which is totaly untrue. DEBT has risen massively under the Tories.

Fred posted the figures here last week.

goldfinger - 01 Oct 2014 13:07 - 46587 of 81564

This is what you will get from the Tories if they have the slighest chance of winning the next GE..........

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Haystack - 01 Oct 2014 13:08 - 46588 of 81564

Not fussed about the debt. The defecit needs to be under control. I heard him say defecit not debt.

MaxK - 01 Oct 2014 13:12 - 46589 of 81564

Why do gov's (all flavours) have so much trouble with IT systems?




DVLA tax disc renewal website buckles under pressure of high demand


Tax disc renewal site taken offline by ‘unprecedented demand’ as new service comes online and tax disc by post is phased out



Samuel Gibbs


theguardian.com, Wednesday 1 October 2014 11.59 BST



http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/oct/01/dvla-website-buckles-under-pressure-of-new-online-vehicle-tax-renewals

goldfinger - 01 Oct 2014 13:25 - 46590 of 81564

He SAID DEBT and Anrew Neal pulled over M Gove to give an explanation which he squirmed out of as usual.

Anyway itl get further coverage, no doubt about that because you just cant trust the Tories.

goldfinger - 01 Oct 2014 13:30 - 46591 of 81564

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goldfinger - 01 Oct 2014 13:32 - 46592 of 81564

And remember this if you go to bed on the 7th of May with David Cameron you could waken up the next day laid at the side of Theresa May.

Fred1new - 01 Oct 2014 13:40 - 46593 of 81564

GF,

Actually, Cameron as a ham actor, delivered his speech better than usual, but it was nauseating and crammed with falsehoods.

Reminded me of Hazyone, (Ughh)

Also, reminded me once again of:



‘Etonians,’ said Fraser, ‘are the ultimate pragmatists, totally free of any ideology. Other than the means of getting and gaining power, no conspicuous motives inspire them. It’s not clear that Etonian politicians really believe in much except themselves.’




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I don't know if Hazyone was there, but the audience looked like a bunch of puppets or zombies on strings.

I kept on looking for the strings attachments and they were there, scattered all over the speech.

Was the the audience's responses orchestrated or choreographed?

I do like the way attendees looked around to see what they should do.

But he looked false and I would not hire him as a barrow boy leave alone a PR man.

Sickening!
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But the audience was made up from a party of nobodies and who will become future liars.

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cynic - 01 Oct 2014 13:42 - 46594 of 81564

unlike those fine, upstanding paradigms of moral rectitude at the labour party conference

TANKER - 01 Oct 2014 13:43 - 46595 of 81564

Vote for the gov to stop free hand outs to the work less scum

TANKER - 01 Oct 2014 13:43 - 46596 of 81564

From sunny tenerife

goldfinger - 01 Oct 2014 13:44 - 46597 of 81564

Most certainly Fred..........

Fred1new Send an email to Fred1new View Fred1new's profile - 01 Oct 2014 13:40 - 46595 of 46595

GF,

Actually, Cameron as a ham actor, delivered his speech better than usual, but it was nauseating and crammed with falsehoods.

Reminded me of Hazyone, (Ughh)

Also, reminded me once again of:



‘Etonians,’ said Fraser, ‘are the ultimate pragmatists, totally free of any ideology. Other than the means of getting and gaining power, no conspicuous motives inspire them. It’s not clear that Etonian politicians really believe in much except themselves.’




--------

I don't know if Hazyone was there, but the audience looked like a bunch of puppets or zombies on strings.

I kept on looking for the strings attachments and they were there, scattered all over the speech.

Was the the audience's responses orchestrated or choreographed?

I do like the way attendees looked around to see what they should do.

But he looked false and I would not hire him as a barrow boy leave alone a PR man.

Sickening!
====---------++++

But the audience was made up from a party of nobodies and who will become future liars.

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goldfinger - 01 Oct 2014 13:46 - 46598 of 81564

Vote for LABOUR lets get pensioners into the Soup Kitchens and out out of the pubs.

Smart cards for them all so they can only shop at Food Banks. wink

cynic - 01 Oct 2014 13:54 - 46599 of 81564

"But the audience was made up from a party of nobodies and who will become future liars", unlike the collection of intellectuals and fine, upstanding paradigms of moral rectitude at the labour party conference

goldfinger - 01 Oct 2014 13:57 - 46600 of 81564

Sorry thats ration books.

goldfinger - 01 Oct 2014 13:59 - 46601 of 81564

Cynic accept it all Tories are yes men, lemmings.

All you have to do is watch the herd mentality on advfn to realise that.

cynic - 01 Oct 2014 14:11 - 46602 of 81564

i wouldn't go anywhere near advfn, but clearly you do, so what does that make you? :-)

Fred1new - 01 Oct 2014 14:48 - 46603 of 81564

Manuel,

Wasn't at the Lab/conference.

Was it good?

UMMMH!

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