TIRED OF POLITICIANS SELLING OUT BRITAIN?
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@Bazza315 £3tn debt? No money for anything? More and more tax suppressing econ activity at every level. Bankruptcy in all but the most technical sense, surely?
Britain PLC is facing bankruptcy, and the board hasn’t got a clue. Read WHATEVER HAPPENED TO THE ALBION? – the short, sharp, laugh-out-loud allegory people are calling ‘the best political read of the year’.
@StevieTheFixer Totally agree. The Fabian Soc's badge LITERALLY is a wolf in sheep's clothing - everything we need to know about these people. Explains Chagos anyway.
@s_cullinan Well, there's the debate of course. Personally, I don't see companies making massive profits as the problem - more likely companies feeling increasingly disinclined to invest.
@JohnMur24035538 Tax, borrow & spend create the short-term illusion of growth... But £3tn debt? Big industrials like GSK moving abroad? And just look around - no money to fix the roads, 7 hour waits for ambulances etc...
TIRED OF POLITICIANS SELLING OUT BRITAIN?
Please read ‘Whatever Happened to the Albion?’ - the short, sharp, laugh-out-loud allegory people are calling ‘the best political read of the year’. Eleven Consecutive ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reviews! #BookX
Visit: https://t.co/RZnhnuuhLP
@LabourfutureUK A combination of tax-and-spend and borrow-and-spend can create a GNP boost in the short term, but the long-term consequences are disastrous. You know that!
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OK it's not a PLC, just as the Soviet Union allegorised in Animal Farm isn't actually a farm. Technically a country can't go bankrupt - but it can get to the point where it can't borrow any more money, its wealth creators have quit, and there's no money for anything. Same difference, surely.