PINKO, PRELATE AND DIM-WIT: THE NEW THREE IN ONE.

Along with a backward self-professed bunch of so-called economists, who recently aired their unfounded opinions, the Archbishop of Canterbury, a neophyte of incredible proportions, joined in this lack of economic sense. Living in this country of milk and honey, particularly for those who don't find the need to labour for anything, the aforementioned gang think everyone else should stump up more funds, or the nation needs to add to the current £5 trillion debt. How can these clowns possibly sleep at night?

What is intentionally overlooked regularly by these simple, so-called academics, whose sole consideration is to pacify the unions and the left generally, is the fact that we can only extricate ourselves from this ridiculous legacy of debt by working our way out of it. We wonder how long we can assume that other nations will purchase our (gilts) government bonds. Of course, folk paid by the state cannot grasp that we have be responsible regarding our national finances.

It was noticeable at the beginning of the week that the BBC was leading every newscast as though the International Monetary Fund would be advising George Osborne to have a plan B; something, that little boy, the metaphorical son of 'Incapability Brown' 'All Ed' (Balls), had been rushing to every broadcasting studio, spouting about. Naturally they were disappointed.


THE FACT IS THAT WE ARE NOT SAVING ENOUGH.