Barrys Blog.
- 30 March 2014 11:20263152Vic Matcham wrote:No I did not read it again mate this time read it right,
Topic - Last call, started by Vic Matcham on 2nd March 2014 at 11.29
To the local chairman of UKIP.
You need to see me over the next 48 hours after that it will be to late it will get bin.Thank you this is the only way I can get out at this time,I have a bug in my pc so cannot do or get back any emails,till I save up and get my new lap top.
I think I read it right - 30 March 2014 14:02263162
- 31 March 2014 07:04263203Keith - you are wrong. #20
...Define 'bottom' and 'top' of the economy. Meaningless twaddle. If you are going to cut spending sufficiently to deal with the deficit then you have to cut big budget items.
...The national debt is a result of all the years of deficit spending, the Conservative are not in favour of that but the coalition has not cut spending fast or deep enough - something I have said many times.
...A healthy housing market is essential but that goes not mean that excessive house price inflation is good. Supply and demand is what determines house prices as they should. this is why interest rates will have to rise soon to stop a bubble.
...UKIP policy? I have seen nothing at all from UKIP about any kind of cohesive economic policy that can be applied in real life, to produce such a thing would destroy UKIP advantage from beign a Party that has no chance of power and hence being able to say what seems to be good.
... No UKIP is not the Conservative Party though many of its people are, like me, traditional Conservatives.
... Charlie a Europhile - no he is not though it suits you to try to paint him as such. To you anyone who is not shouting from the roof-tops about getting out of the EU is a Europhile, that is totally wrong.
------------------ Anyway back to the topic.......
I will update you all with what is happening.
This year I have had a record year in business, better than last year which itself broke all records. My next business year starts tomorrow and already the signs are that it will keep growing. I have never been busier.
I was featured on the front page of a financal adviser journal a short while ago, New Model Adviser, with a 5 page personal and business profile early this year. For those who want to read it an on-line version is here. http://citywire.co.uk/new-model-adviser/adviser-profile-barry-williams-of-regency-independent-financial-advisers/a735718
I am now planning business continuity and expansion to that end I will be trading from new business premises from 22nd April after Easter in Snargate Street. I need more space for business and also to enable me to make some personal changes as well over the next year or so.
Thank you for your concerns mentioned in this thread. I have just not had much time to get diverted into getting involved in discussion on the forum lately but as I said above I am hoping I will have a little more time soon to pick up on the blog at least. - 31 March 2014 08:54263205Good to hear that business is going well Barry.
Your point about UKIP policy is true as it stands, all efforts currently are being put into the Euro Elections after which the manifesto will be launched. Interestingly I see no manifesto from the 3 main parties.
Our economic policy will be based on withdrawing from the EU which immediately saves money that can be invested in the UK. As a traditional conservative I'm sure you agree with that. - 31 March 2014 09:26263208I think most of us do, David. But UKIP still have a mountain to climb in terms of getting a share of the vote big enough to avoid a disastrous 4-way split of seats which would lead to a random coalition with a small party like UKIP or the LibDems holding the balance of power, similar to the way the LibDem tail has wagged the Tory dog during this parliament.I'm an optimist. But I'm an optimist who takes my raincoat - Harold Wilson
- 31 March 2014 09:43263213the political landscape is more confused than at any time in my memory.
the big two are neck and neck, the yellows are not the spent force that people seem to think, many of their m.p's will survive because of a personal vote whilst ukip are an unknown quantity. farage seems to make policy on the hoof and has already made errors of judgement. - 31 March 2014 09:50263215Ditto Clegg, Miliband and Cameron. Principle-driven politicians seem a rarity nowadays, it's all soundbites and opportunism.I'm an optimist. But I'm an optimist who takes my raincoat - Harold Wilson
- 31 March 2014 11:19263225Peter Garstin wrote:I think most of us do, David. But UKIP still have a mountain to climb in terms of getting a share of the vote big enough to avoid a disastrous 4-way split of seats which would lead to a random coalition with a small party like UKIP or the LibDems holding the balance of power, similar to the way the LibDem tail has wagged the Tory dog during this parliament.
Agree entirely Peter but it won't deter myself and others for fighting our corner. The debate last week hardened our resolve. - 31 March 2014 19:30263250post 23.
The top Barry is you lot
Under selling taxpayers property and assets
Moving billions of private sector debt on to the taxpayers
Propping up the bloated top earners of the public sector and snivel services
Handing out big taxpayers cash in severance BBC hand outs just one example
Money printing, to give to the banks on an epic scale.
Pumping out billons of uk borrowed cash to other country's .
EU membership.
The bottom Barry.
Look out the window ,it's the public paying the price for your conservative party's policy's of mass theft.
House prices are to high ,the borrowing is unsustainable on normal wages
Big mortgage payment rob fluidity from the grater economy
Its only the bankers and your lot that profit from the bankrupt Fractional-reserve banking system.
To me ,and most people the definition of a Europhile, is somebody that votes to support the continued uk membership of the EU.
This is your man ,, is it NOT ? - 31 March 2014 22:46263265Keith you have missed out the oil companies, energy companies, water companies, the House of Lords, the royal family, Russian oligarchs, footballers and pop stars, JK Rowling and Simon Cowell.I'm an optimist. But I'm an optimist who takes my raincoat - Harold Wilson
- 1 April 2014 00:13263266I always find it interesting what the blue rinse brigade are thinking.