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From: maceng2	8/5/2011 7:38:06 PM
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Another interrupted holiday. guardian.co.uk The shadow chancellor, Ed Balls, intervened, writing on the Guardian's Comment is Free site: "The idea that Britain – which has not grown for the last nine months and whose markets have fallen in the last 48 hours – is a safe haven or 'out of the firing line', as the foreign secretary William Hague claimed today, is not only complacent but patently absurd. "The government needs to recognise that what we need in Britain, and across Europe, is a plan for growth. Without growth it will not be possible to get deficits down in a sustainable way. Ed, for there to be growth, people need to have real money to spend and jobs. The sheeple mostly have neither so GROWTH is OFF THE FRICKING MENU. Debt reduction is where we are at. i.e cancel all the debts and throw the crooked bankers in jail. Then there can be growth as people will have real money to spend on things they actually need and jobs will be created. H-E-L-L-O ? f**king dumbasses! Mind you, inflation is different. Stick wages up, damn the inflation torpedoes, and that may be a solution too. youtube.com youtube.com DONT FEED THE ZOMBIES, SHOOT EM !

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