Will we Be Getting Any Help??????????

[trigger_andy]

3 minutes ago, Mark J said:

 

 

Right, Im with ya now.

 

So with the pressure from the left. Would you not say that the Tories are doing a good job of keeping the needle in the middle? The packages for the vast majority of people on PAYE is rather good is it not? The Money being pumped into the NHS is rather good is it not? Potentially we'll be (maybe partially) re-nationalising the air and rail. Surely thats a lot of what you want politically? Its just done with more restraint, and not a willy-nilly hand out to the dross of society. 

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[Mark J]

1 minute ago, trigger_andy said:

Right, Im with ya now.

 

So with the pressure from the left. Would you not say that the Tories are doing a good job of keeping the needle in the middle? The packages for the vast majority of people on PAYE is rather good is it not? The Money being pumped into the NHS is rather good is it not? Potentially we'll be (maybe partially) re-nationalising the air and rail. Surely thats a lot of what you want politically? Its just done with more restraint, and not a willy-nilly hand out to the dross of society. 

I don't think that the govenment has a choice at the moment.
 

[trigger_andy]

Just now, Mark J said:

I don't think that the govenment has a choice at the moment.
 

Nope, it sure does not. Hence my breath holding analogy. Its just something that has to be done in interim. But at a huge financial cost, one that will need paid back. Something that is not sustainable for any length of time. As Im sure you can understand. 

[doobin]

They are just going to print money and inflate their way out of it, it’s plain to see that’s all they can do what with interest rates so low. 

Edited March 23, 2020 by doobin

[Ratman]

Nope, it sure does not. Hence my breath holding analogy. Its just something that has to be done in interim. But at a huge financial cost, one that will need paid back. Something that is not sustainable for any length of time. As Im sure you can understand. 

This is why Boris hasnt announced total lockdown (yet???!) the UK’s economy would take a massive battering to the point that it possibly couldnt sustain itself if the situation went on in to a period of months...... which it sounds like its going to.

[trigger_andy]

1 minute ago, doobin said:

They are just going to print money and inflate their way out of it, it’s plain to see that’s all they can do what with interest rates so low. 

Partially yes. But if you think there will not be a financial penalty to the everyday people in the UK you're in for a nasty shock. 

You cant print money indefinitely without inflation going off the scale. We're not the US, our currency is not in global demand. There's not one shithole Ive worked that does not accept good old USD. wave a fiver at them and you've got a long walk home.

[trigger_andy]

2 minutes ago, Ratman said:

This is why Boris hasnt announced total lockdown (yet???!) the UK’s economy would take a massive battering to the point that it possibly couldnt sustain itself if the situation went on in to a period of months...... which it sounds like its going to.

Maybe, its not how Im interpreting it though. 

[doobin]

House of Commons Public Bill Committee Amendments: Coronavirus Bill pages 14-18

PUBLICATIONS.PARLIAMENT.UK

interesting. Perhaps in the works? I’d stay at this yard for 80 percent of my average three years net income, that sounds fair. 
https://publications.parliament.uk/pa/bills/cbill/58-01/0122/amend/coronavirus_daily_cwh_0320rev.14-18.html?fbclid=IwAR06og8U5LYXFmXf3wqb7mGSEYpM3okzVPFHEsSHeXKfuySmQsnr_I3au9Q

 

Edited March 23, 2020 by doobin

[trigger_andy]

Just now, doobin said:

House of Commons Public Bill Committee Amendments: Coronavirus Bill pages 14-18

PUBLICATIONS.PARLIAMENT.UK

interesting. Perhaps in the works? I’d stay at this yard for 80 percent of my average three years net income, that sounds fair. 

 

 

 

I hope so dude!