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Jan 28th 2012
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Cut it any which way you want, but you can't hide the rotting core, anymore, TE. The British economy is fundamentally flawed & continues to spiral downwards dangerously. It will join the ranks of the bankrupt PIIGS, imminently.
Denial will not remove or stem the rot. Neither will the effete band aids by the Bank of England. Whither Britannia?
Cameron: I've got the solution! Argentina, stay away from the Falklands!