LA loves the conference season.
The Greens have gone first and spouted
rubbish that amounts to
Communism when it comes to the economy.
Now it is the clowns of the Unions to go. To quote todays Times" Tony
Woodley General Secretary of Unite
"He said that the dire state of the economy called for radical policies and for Labour to throw out
neo-liberal economics. Mr Brown had to “do a damn sight more to regain the confidence of the country”, he added. He also repeated union demands for a reversal of many of Margaret Thatcher’s trade union reforms. "
Yes , tax ,spend ,"redistribute" and regulate has failed what we need is an even more extreme version of it. These people are off another planet and of another era, these people also influence the Government.
Tony
Woodley if you have a spoon full of poison it may make you very sick, if you drink the whole bottle, you die.
LA also notes that
some of the current
economic uncertainty comes from political uncertainty. Investors require stability and certainty. We sit 2 months from an American election that is too close to call. Which one wins will influence investment decisions, and will influence liquidity in banking. On this side of the pond we are
effectively without government. No worse than that, we are without leadership and with a
government that meddles and tinkers without thought and without warning. Mr Brown could go any day, or he could hang on 18 months, and in 18 months Cameron, who has not
elucidated on his policies. Uncertainty breeds
volatility. We have 2 months for the Yanks to sort themselves out, Mr Brown please call an election now and let this side of the pond get some certainty. One things for sure, the moment Brown goes, the pound w
ill rally
against the Euro.
Lord
Allelsey