By: wildejamey
Of course Redwood was and still is part of the unreconstructed neo-liberal brigade which sought to extend Thatcherite and Reaganite economic radicalism beyond any connection with reality. At least...
View ArticleBy: dave1234567890
Actually the only one who called it right was Peter Lilley, who as Shadow Chancellor criticised Brown for setting up the Tripartite system and taking total responsibility from the Bank of England....
View ArticleBy: 2barrows
The point is that the disaster happened on Brown’s and Balls’ watch. The Vulcan was an irrelevance in Wokingham at the time, as he is now.
View ArticleBy: murdochlies
Are you not aware of the Japanese banking crisis and 20 years of stagnation? The Scandanavian banking crisis? And of course the 20’s banking crisis? Politicians of all parties ignored the lessons of...
View ArticleBy: jones the roof
Which Socialists are these that you are talking about? Don’t say Blair, Brown Milliband, Balls et al. These men never have been, nor ever will be Socialists.
View ArticleBy: Jake_K
“There is not necessarily a good reason why a regulator should have to be involved in product design and marketing for rich and sophisticated investors. We recommend that such investors should be able...
View ArticleBy: oracleone
The move to give credit cards to all and sundry was one of Browns Worst creations Students, the unemployed, kids who were barely out of school. This is where the trouble started and the banks certainly...
View ArticleBy: murdochlies
When did you wake up??? Who got rid of credit controls. When did credit cards begin? Who started you can borrow but you can’t earn. You have missed 20 years somewhere old bean.
View ArticleBy: Mark Doran
And just look at p.60 of that report — where Redwood is calling for the *complete de-regulation of the mortgage market*, thus: “Mortgage Regulation. We see no need to continue to regulate the provision...
View ArticleBy: wikikettle
If this is the caliber of Politician we produce….we need an British Spring….
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