Tag Archives: recession

Blog comment of the week

18 Feb

Or possibly the year.

Short but oh so sweet….

the only growth we have is called gordon brown

Comment number 11.

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If wishing made it so, Daniel….

12 Feb

Dan Hannan’s recent comment about building a cross-party anti-EU movement….

What say I, InstantSaver? I say that, in order to win our independence, we shall need to win a referendum, and in order to win that referendum, we shall need the support of Labour, Conservative, LibDem and Green voters as well as UKIP voters.

In other words, we need to construct a broad anti-EU movement. When a Labour, LibDem or Conservative politician seems to be coming our way, we should encourage him. If, instead, we say, “anyone who doesn’t support UKIP is a traitor, a liar, a yes-man, a fool”, we don’t exactly maximise our appeal to the undecided.

….put me in mind of rather happier times….

That’s Maggie, the noble Lord Tebbit, Lord Owen and Tony Benn all singing from the same anti-federalist songsheet.

….this Parliament binding its successors in a way that we have hitherto considered unconstitutional.

That it should have come to this in a few short years.

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The recession will end tomorrow

28 Aug

History will remember today as a day of days. Mark it in your diary. It will enter into our iconography.

I have returned to work. There will be a ripple, that will become a palpable surge in GDP, that will metamorphose into a raging torrent of energy and industry today as I fire up Powerpoint and Excel, and the steam, hiss, clank and roar of a process flow surge through the economy.

It will be positively Stakhanovite.

Admit it. You are lucky to have me.

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