According to the Labour Party website the Labour Party will try to achieve the following if they retain power at the 2010 general election on May 6th: The Tories offer Britain the wrong kind of change – change that would put the recovery and people’s prosperity at risk. This is a change that Britain cannot […]
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The Tax n Ban are on their way out of power and the country will breath a collective sigh of relief as the people responsible for a disastrous economic collapse fade into history
And no amount of propaganda can stop it
Why Labour do not deserve your vote.
Let us start by making the comparison between Sir Fred Goodwin and Gordon Brown. Both men were responsible for bringing their respective organisations to the brink of economic collapse by imprudent over investment.
Would we really vote for keeping Goodwin on as Chief Executive of RBS on the basis that he had the experience? Considering the uproar over his enormous payoff for failure, I think not. However, in Brown’s case he has been promoted with barely a whimper from the very same people who complained about banker’s bonuses on the basis of his experience.
Firing an entrenched incumbent requires guts. If Labour is not capable of doing this, do you really think they will have the courage to make the much harder decisions required to get us out of the current economic mess.
Unfortunately, unlike most other professions, politicians do not appear to improve with experience, in fact quite the opposite.
So vote for anyone other than Labour on 6 May.
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The Labour message is actually true. The safest way to take the economy forward is continuation of the current policies. But we’ve got to say something to try to get some votes, so we’ll happil promise give aways that can’t be paid for, and we’ll gloss over the fact that material public sector cuts means loss of 1 million jobs which will trigger less spending and the loss of even more jobs. But we can’t just say we’ll do the same as the current or nobody would vote for us.
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Gordon Brown, come on? he was Chancellor in 1997 and stated no more boom and bust, just boom with the economy, now 10yrs on (2007) Brown in charge, jobs down the pan, no money in the piggy bank after the tories had saved at least some, have given back the subsidy that Thatcher got for the uk to Europe, NO REFERENDUM, Bailing out the banks, Job tax to come,troops under equipped and dying for it and a possible 250-300,000 public service jobs to go and to top it , was not even voted as PM democratically.
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Initially, I was going to vote for Conservative. However, thinking on the great scheme of things, I have to agree with Labour’s NI increase and 50% tax rate for over 150K earner and to use that money to reduce our deficit, otherwise we’ll end up like Greece – Public Pay Freeze, Tax Increase, Job cuts.
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