Thread by @TrueSinews

The Curse of 1933 strikes again. The most wasteful spender, the least rigorous accountant, the most venal, inconstant & short-termist of decision makers will now comandeer vast resources to lavish on pet projects, political boondoggles and so draw...
#UK #recovery

https://twitter.com/brucereuters/status/1277872666670780416

...more them -and the talent to use them- from the pursuit of greater productivity, tighter cost control, more flexible & immediate response for the voluntary customers’ needs by men and women themselves at risk if they choose wrongly -i.e., #entrepreneurs...

Echoing all the canards of the past 100 years, #BorisJohnson will now take Britain down the path of borrowing artificially cheap funds to plough into make-work projects and undertakings of dubious efficiency and elusive real return. Here is a #Conservative government..

...combining the policies of pre-war Italy, #FDR’s long years of deadening cronyism & Deng, Jiang & Xi’s debt-ridden, ghost-city China with the reliance on hot foreign monies of late 20s Weimar - all bedecked in a dripping slime of #Green ideology...

...the only thing that stops one from counting down the days to the next in a long line of #sterling crises and a jarring sudden-stop debacle is that few other countries seem able to resist taking similar missteps. That infamous ‘#RedWall’ which Johnson boasted he had...

..breached is now being assembled, brick by brick, around the entirety of the country. The rhetoric may differ; some of the methods may vary; some of the agency diverge, but the cack-handed over-reaction to #COVID19 has at last ushered in a blue version of #Corbynomics...

...#RishiSunak and his boss are about to test the limits of Adam Smith’s famous dictum that “there’s a lot of ruin in a country”.

Sad times.

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