Osborne, the banks and bankrupt Britain.
The statement by George Osborne, Chancellor of the Exchequer, to the House of Commons this afternoon is linked here in full!
It is not good enough! It fails to address the problems, many of which lie within the UK Treasury, his Department, as I blogged this weekend, read here. under the title "Is there sedition in the UK Treasury?"
This blog believes the answer to that question is in the affirmative. Solving the resultant near-bankruptcy of our nation will not be possible until those responsible within the Treasury and certain Banks are brought to account and our enslavement to the EU is ended. The latter lies in the hands of our partners within the Euro Group of the EU, needless to point out, they are presently doing an adequate job of bringing that particular matter to a head.
The problems within the Treasury must be solved as the Prime Minister, David Cameron, now best sees fit. In view of the absence of proper action from George Osborne, perhaps a change at No. 11 is now well over-due.
It is not good enough! It fails to address the problems, many of which lie within the UK Treasury, his Department, as I blogged this weekend, read here. under the title "Is there sedition in the UK Treasury?"
This blog believes the answer to that question is in the affirmative. Solving the resultant near-bankruptcy of our nation will not be possible until those responsible within the Treasury and certain Banks are brought to account and our enslavement to the EU is ended. The latter lies in the hands of our partners within the Euro Group of the EU, needless to point out, they are presently doing an adequate job of bringing that particular matter to a head.
The problems within the Treasury must be solved as the Prime Minister, David Cameron, now best sees fit. In view of the absence of proper action from George Osborne, perhaps a change at No. 11 is now well over-due.
Labels: George Osborne, Non-EU Treaty, Sedtion, UK Treasury
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