Thread: Government & Post Election Discussion
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Old 28-09-2017, 18:56   #467
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Re: Government & Post Election Discussion
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Originally Posted by Mr K View Post
Well that's been very true over the last 7 years ! One section of society has carried on regardless though; 'we're all in this together' my arse.
You ain't seen nothing yet. The recession resulted from the last Labour Government, and even with the measures introduced, we're still paying off the deficit so we can stop our trillians of pounds worth of debt from continuing to increase.

What do you think the £312 billion new commitments Corbyn has just announced at his conference do to the economy even before the current debt created by Labour has started to be paid??

What is more, what additional commitments will Labour commit themselves to between now and the next election?

No wonder they are worrying about a run on the pound!!
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