Martin Kettle and Matthew Parris think so.
Blair's timing in leaving was brilliant, as ever. The economic good times for capital, a product of the credit boom, cheap Chinese goods and low cost-inflation (partly thanks to mass immigration), seem to be over. He stepped off the deck just as the rising water was at a comfortable level.
If only his political genius could have been used in a good cause ! Think what he could have done if, say, he'd been Prime Minister for ten years !
As ever, the great glory is reading the comments by demoralised Labour supporters. If one's country is going to be ruined, one may as well extract such sour amusement as offers itself.
Sunday, April 13, 2008
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"Essentially we took the view that unbalanced growth was better than no growth at all - which was the only other option we had," the Governor of the Bank of England remarked in 2003."
Living a lie has done the dysfunction bastard's head in, and he has turned into a mentalist twat.
But he cannot be forgiven, not him nor all the City scum. They should all hang.
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