BROWN CONSIDERS CALLING IN MUGABE.

As the UK economy heads for the buffers, our PM is thinking about calling on the services of part time President of Zimbabwe, Robert Mugabe, as he is well practised in the art of 'quantitative easing', a wool over the eyes term for printing excess money. We should all wonder where the committee members, who set interest rates and generally make decisions to keep the economy on track, spend their time between the monthly meetings. It has been obvious for well over ten years that they can't possibly be involved in economics, otherwise we would all be better off.



The term 'quantitative easing' must roll off the tongue of politicians rather like peas off a drum, hoping that the public in general will except such jargon as the direction to take. To some folk the expression could mean, for example, a sex change or perhaps a form of battling obesesity. If it walks like a duck etc., we call it by it's proper name.











THIS PROBLEM IS NOT GOING AWAY.