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<blockquote data-quote="shtove" data-source="post: 315765" data-attributes="member: 13771"><p>I only caught the few minutes he gave outside No.10 - all I could hear was, "I'm slashing benefits. Suck it up, chavs! And Scotland - look after your own Neds." Obviously I'm biased.</p><p></p><p>Some reporter said they won't deliver the full £10k on tax allowance, but it will be getting there. Interesting to see how they deal with tax credits, which in my view were NuLab's masterplan for bribing voters. Can't wait to see people who work for less than average wage doing better than dole professionals - it should remove state-subsidised competition in certain areas and reduce the prices they have to pay, like rents that are propped up by housing benefits. Hopefully they will feel happy to plan families, instead of envying single mums on income support with their well fed herds of chipopotami.</p><p></p><p>Could be a stable government. Irish coalitions always start off with alot of tut-tutting, but last for donkeys years - so this partnership will probably surprise UK people who hear the press saying that coalitions are always a bit cuckoo.</p><p></p><p>The big problem is how bond markets treat UK gilts for the rest of the year. Not hopeful, but panic may recede and give Cameron a chance. Otherwise, Meryvn King's "out of power for a generation" may come true.</p><p></p><p>Now, which party said that the bankers will finally be prosecuted? Oh ... none! We'll have to wait for the final crash before anyone realises that runaway monetary policy is a disaster and that the German way is the right way.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="shtove, post: 315765, member: 13771"] I only caught the few minutes he gave outside No.10 - all I could hear was, "I'm slashing benefits. Suck it up, chavs! And Scotland - look after your own Neds." Obviously I'm biased. Some reporter said they won't deliver the full £10k on tax allowance, but it will be getting there. Interesting to see how they deal with tax credits, which in my view were NuLab's masterplan for bribing voters. Can't wait to see people who work for less than average wage doing better than dole professionals - it should remove state-subsidised competition in certain areas and reduce the prices they have to pay, like rents that are propped up by housing benefits. Hopefully they will feel happy to plan families, instead of envying single mums on income support with their well fed herds of chipopotami. Could be a stable government. Irish coalitions always start off with alot of tut-tutting, but last for donkeys years - so this partnership will probably surprise UK people who hear the press saying that coalitions are always a bit cuckoo. The big problem is how bond markets treat UK gilts for the rest of the year. Not hopeful, but panic may recede and give Cameron a chance. Otherwise, Meryvn King's "out of power for a generation" may come true. Now, which party said that the bankers will finally be prosecuted? Oh ... none! We'll have to wait for the final crash before anyone realises that runaway monetary policy is a disaster and that the German way is the right way. [/QUOTE]
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