What follows are the notes for my talk “This Golden Thread” given to the English Democrats AGM and Conference in St Albans on the 22 September 2013. In my research I used mainly wikipedia and information from Robert Henderson’s blog.
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The Financial Times of the 28th May 2012 carried what I find to be a worrying report (http://on.ft.com/K2S8Z2) by Mr Savouri the chief economist of London-based Toscafund.
The report appears to be very bullish. It opines that in the medium term the prospects for the UK are better than those of Germany! However this rosy future is predicated on two factors that should be anything but rosy for the current people of England. These are:
The Financial Times of the 28th May 2012 carried what I find to be a worrying report (http://on.ft.com/K2S8Z2) by Mr Savouri the chief economist of London-based Toscafund.
The report appears to be very bullish. It opines that in the medium term the prospects for the UK are better than those of Germany! However this rosy future is predicated on two factors that should be anything but rosy for the current people of England. These are:
The Financial Times of the 28th May 2012 carried what I find to be a worrying report (http://on.ft.com/K2S8Z2) by Mr Savouri the chief economist of London-based Toscafund.
The report appears to be very bullish. It opines that in the medium term the prospects for the UK are better than those of Germany! However this rosy future is predicated on two factors that should be anything but rosy for the current people of England. These are:
The Financial Times of the 28th May 2012 carried what I find to be a worrying report (http://on.ft.com/K2S8Z2) by Mr Savouri the chief economist of London-based Toscafund.
The report appears to be very bullish. It opines that in the medium term the prospects for the UK are better than those of Germany! However this rosy future is predicated on two factors that should be anything but rosy for the current people of England. These are:
The Financial Times of the 28th May 2012 carried what I find to be a worrying report (http://on.ft.com/K2S8Z2) by Mr Savouri the chief economist of London-based Toscafund.
The report appears to be very bullish. It opines that in the medium term the prospects for the UK are better than those of Germany! However this rosy future is predicated on two factors that should be anything but rosy for the current people of England. These are:
The Financial Times of the 28th May 2012 carried what I find to be a worrying report (http://on.ft.com/K2S8Z2) by Mr Savouri the chief economist of London-based Toscafund.
The report appears to be very bullish. It opines that in the medium term the prospects for the UK are better than those of Germany! However this rosy future is predicated on two factors that should be anything but rosy for the current people of England. These are:
The Financial Times of the 28th May 2012 carried what I find to be a worrying report (http://on.ft.com/K2S8Z2) by Mr Savouri the chief economist of London-based Toscafund.
The report appears to be very bullish. It opines that in the medium term the prospects for the UK are better than those of Germany! However this rosy future is predicated on two factors that should be anything but rosy for the current people of England. These are:
The Financial Times of the 28th May 2012 carried what I find to be a worrying report (http://on.ft.com/K2S8Z2) by Mr Savouri the chief economist of London-based Toscafund.
The report appears to be very bullish. It opines that in the medium term the prospects for the UK are better than those of Germany! However this rosy future is predicated on two factors that should be anything but rosy for the current people of England. These are:
The Financial Times of the 28th May 2012 carried what I find to be a worrying report (http://on.ft.com/K2S8Z2) by Mr Savouri the chief economist of London-based Toscafund.
The report appears to be very bullish. It opines that in the medium term the prospects for the UK are better than those of Germany! However this rosy future is predicated on two factors that should be anything but rosy for the current people of England. These are: