George Osborne on UK's fake 0.2% Q1,2010 GDP (23Apr10)

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Conservative George Osborne talks about the fake 0.2% rise in GDP "growth". The UK is still in recession, but the ONS has MASSIVELY rigged the figures for a second quarter to include "government spending" (borrowing), this is massively distorting the figures to make the economy look in a better shape than it is really in.

There is no 0.2% growth in Q1 2001 under New Labour, it is FAKE!!!!

Recorded from Sky News, 23 April 2010.

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  • you are all witnesses to the beginning of the collapse of the fiat currency experiment its been 40 years since the disconnect from the gold standard, we may well see currency go to zero within the next 5 years. buy good agricultural land with water supply or if you cant afford it form a group and a plan to seize 'government' land when the collapse comes.

  • @PHONEYPOLITICS And does anyone REALLY believe they stopped printing at £200bn?

  • @BloodguardGorak they will patch it up - they will just print it - secretly of course.

  • ha ha - it does not even fool the mass' who scan the front pages at the newsagent buying their 4 pack of super strength and 10 mayfair.

  • When I see Osborne, I always see Dylan Moran as Bernard Black after a shower, a trip to the barber's and a shave.

  • The yield, or interest rate, on Greek 10-year bonds fell to 7.985 percent after Papandreou asked for EU-IMF aid. The rate had soared to a record 8.802 percent late Thursday.

    Merkel will now have to force this unpopular move through the German parliament and we can sit here and say - HaHa told you :P As for the French who have to help too - well they're just too weird to care. Oh and the $80bn will not be enough.

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