0830 Hrs GMT
London
Tuesday 09 March 2010.
Editor © Muhammad Haque.
The KHOODEELAAR! Campaign against Big Business MIC [Military Industrial Complex] agenda scam Crossrail has been, is and will continue to be also against poverty, against environmental degradation, against social dislocation and economic deprivation. And the evidence that we have cited over the past six years and two months [almost] of the campaign has been in this context. As is the evidence we are citing today. The latest ‘estimate’ on ‘growth’ in the UK economy, as claimed by the ‘British chamber of commerce’ is a downward one. It is not said, however, that the bcc and their likes, are at the centre of the elaborate game of fabricating economic statistics. In fact that they are contributors to the ‘economic crisis’. Together with the CBI and the IOD, the BCC has been a key part of the problem. But then this is known and respected by the likes of G BROWN. UK G BROWN who is still at no 10 downing street London sw1 [the still official address of the holder of the office of prime minister uk] is a faker himself. Although we are not calling him a liar here, he has, however, been called a liar by peter McKay in the daily mail yesterday [Monday 8 march 2010]. Uk g brown’s fakery covers every aspect of ‘life’ as affected by "government policy. Government conduct', as the MAIL ON SUNDAY also reported over brown’s bogus open letter addressed to a family in distress. When there is no basis to make a claim that the holder of the office of prime minister is a truthful person it follows that nothing that postholder proposes, peddles or identifies with can be believed or accepted as legitimate either. It follows then that all the hype and all the slogans that UK Gordon Brown has uttered over the past 18 months, mainly by referring to the corrupted slogan linked with J M Keynes, has been nothing but hype and that the real problems affecting the UK economic ‘progress’ is not being addressed even now. That the corruption that is at the heart of the UK economy – the ‘British economic system’ - is still dominant and that for self-interest, all the perpetrators of the corruption are doing their bits to keep the appearance of ‘recovery’ when they know that ‘recovery’ is a myth as old as the corrupt ‘system’ they are referring to. No wonder that the British Chamber of Commerce can downgrade its forecast. HOW long will it be before there is another crisis, another scare, and another destabilisation in ‘the economy’? This is the most important question that all the ’main’ parties [the term ‘main’ is only a reference to the manipulative skills they have shown by gathering the relevant numbers of members in the UK Houses of Parliament in the Palace of Ghostsminster] evade. What they do in fact is to bank on the crisis. In more ways than one. In other words they lie. And as they lie the only response from the ‘people’ to their lie ought to be to tell them off. But the people are kept busy in indulgences. In fantasies. Like the fantasy that ‘London is the world crass capital which will lose its crass status if we don’t building Crossrail’ [To be continued]
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08 March 2010
Posted by Alex Turner
Estimates that the UK economy will grow by 2.3 per cent in 2011 have been revised down to 2.1 per cent by the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC).
The business group said that barriers to continued economic recovery now appear "greater" than they did when the previous estimate was made in December 2009.
Unemployment will continue to rise in the coming months before peaking at 2.65 million in the third quarter of 2010, also a downward revision from the 2.7 million predicted at the end of last year.
David Frost, director general of the BCC, said that the UK may technically be out of recession but there is "no room for complacency".
He added: "For the recovery to be sustained, it is crucial that all the political parties recognise the vital role of wealth-creating businesses in driving economic growth and job creation.
"The government must use the forthcoming Budget as a platform for laying the foundations for a business-led recovery. If it fails to do so, the recovery will take longer to gain momentum and may even slip into reverse."
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