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The bitter truth is that personal debt in Britain has drastically risen over the past few months and is worsening with each month that passes.
And the sovereign debt is climbing by the billions of pounds every month.
The Government has told us they are making us suffer to bring down the national debt, but they are doing to us even worse than Labour did, increasing our debts nationally and privately.
I'm not in financial debt, and am not speaking out of a personal situation of desperation, but from a cool and collected point of view through knowledge from research and reading the news.
Barry's allegations that what I have stated on this thread is all tosh are grave assertions, because they deny that which is officially recognised as fact by learned people.
Cobden Centre and PwC are not spouting tosh, they are not inventing things, and I have specifically quoted some of their research.
To read other sources, papers, and news, such as Sky, gives the same results, and all these people are not spouting tosh.
How can Barry deny that which is being written by many learned and informed people regarding to the economy?
Of-course if you read post 83, which explains that the present system is directed in a nose-dive to financial oblivion, you will ask yourselves if this justifies the continuous statements that the bankers should continue earning million-pound bonuses every year while directing Country and People into a situation of debt beyond the point of return, where life could only be a hell on earth if it ever was allowed to get that far.
Defending the super-rich and calling it "theft" to question their continuous financial gains and demand an end to their greed, is probably an increasingly unpopular standpoint in our society.
Tens of thousands of families have been home-evicted last year in Britain, and the number is going up. And millions of people realise they could end up the same way sooner or later, quite easily.
The LibDems have at least brought the subject up about the bankers' unjust morals and practices, for which I respect their stance, but it is a far cry from what needs to be earnestly done.
I wonder if the bankers' bonuses don't come from home evictions, could easily be the case, because the Footse 100 fell last year, so they could not have made their profits from the share-markets, especially considering that all global share-markets fell last year.
Their bonuses probably come from 1,000 - 4,000% interest rates on overdrawn accounts, when desperate people do desperate things and overdraw to buy some essentials for the family, knowing that the bank will not give them a loan.
Their bonuses are a pound of flesh from dsperate families!