[joeysteele]

Omah, Labour would have given the bail out funds to the IMF too, I have said this many times, I am not a party person as to politics, I can see the good in both main parties,not so the Lib Dems now,I see no credibility or even much integrity about them.

However no matter who got in at the 2010 election, there was going to be little,if any. good news on the economic front, this Govt, appears to have the as near as you can get it, approval of the major economic watchers.
There was no good news, if it was possible, this Govt like any other would want to really go for that but the harsh realities are that to ease out of recession, Labour massively increased the financial burden on the UK,in truth to protect the human element as to limited loss of jobs.

It was widely predicted,this govt with it's savage cuts, would be happy to see human cost as to loss of jobs and livelihoods be the norm so as to help with the financial burden.
They have done some of their cuts and are behind on their target for the deficit reduction but the loss of jobs hasn't as yet gone anywhere near what the doomwatchers predicted,yet anyway.

Big business and the massively rich owners of business also have needs Omah, the UK needs these wealth producers to compete worldwide,create employment and help the UK be economically stronger.
Bashing big business and moaning at the massively rich as if they had no needs too or feelings is as wrong as always hitting those on the lower scale.
It's like snobbery in reverse in fact.

This Govt has no easy task, the next one won't have either,it's not really about snobbery or otherwise, it's facing hard facts that times have to be hard for the foreseeable future and do the best that can be done.
I don't think any one party has the answer,we cannot get a Govt of fully consensus politicians and in light of that, this Govt is doing the best it can.

[Omah]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Omah, Labour would have given the bail out funds to the IMF too, I have said this many times, I am not a party person as to politics, I can see the good in both main parties,not so the Lib Dems now,I see no credibility or even much integrity about them.

You are digresssing - the thread is about the extremely rich and privileged PM and his Chancellor, neither of whom has had a "career" in anything but politics, starting off, after Eton and Oxford, by obtaining grant and favour "posts" with those in power who wore the same ties - neither served in the armed forces or did voluntary work so neither came into contact with the "huddled masses" - they belong to the same class of Edwardians who, from the comfort of their castles and palaces, incompetently conducted an horrendously expensive and wasteful world war caring naught for the "cannon fodder" that got churned up by the million into mud and blood.

It was widely predicted,this govt with it's savage cuts, would be happy to see human cost as to loss of jobs and livelihoods be the norm so as to help with the financial burden.

They have done some of their cuts and are behind on their target for the deficit reduction but the loss of jobs hasn't as yet gone anywhere near what the doomwatchers predicted,yet anyway.

I assume you are NOT one of the 2.65m unemployed (an EIGHTH of the working population) and their hundreds of thousands of dependants suffering ongoing financial hardship and daily emotional crises as a result of the "savage cuts" inflicted on the working classes by those whose vast unearned income grows exponentially .....

Big business and the massively rich owners of business also have needs Omah.

What "needs"?

Bashing big business and moaning at the massively rich as if they had no needs too or feelings is as wrong as always hitting those on the lower scale.

What "needs"?

These people have everything they could possibly NEED - their lives are all about WANT - more money, more power, more influence .....