Something wicked this way comes:
Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Danny Alexander, says they must identify 5% of their budgets as part of measures to tighten financial management.
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“In an environment of economic uncertainty, with ongoing instability in the eurozone, the UK’s large deficit remains a crucial economic vulnerability,” Mr Alexander said.
“It remains a clear and present danger to stability.”
– BBC
Meanwhile:
Rupert Murdoch has taken to Twitter to criticise Chancellor George Osborne’s decision to commit another £10 billion to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). [..he] wrote on the social networking site that the Government “must be mad” for agreeing to contribute additional funds, which critics say will used for more bailouts of the struggling eurozone.
Is it me, or does it smell like the establishment is gearing up for a collapse of the Eurozone. So how long before it hits? And will this spark Detlev’s feared hyperinflation? Or bring further recession and the deflation feared by mainstream pundits?
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