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That, in figures is:
1,000,000,000,000 quid. (I think that's right) It's one thousand billion quid.
We already owe a thousand billion and still it rises by about 13 billion per month - that's like holding the Olympics every month of every year. Can it go on? Well borrowing is down a fraction - but what's 2 billion compared to a trillion? Not a lot.
It's pretty much certain that the UK is slipping back into recession - and you don't pay back your debts during a recession. We could have paid it back during the boom years - but Tony and Gordie were throwing an election party to get voted back in so it never happened.
When our triple A rating slides - as it must - then we have no chance whatsoever of paying it back.
If you disagree - let's hear it.
1,000,000,000,000 quid. (I think that's right) It's one thousand billion quid.
We already owe a thousand billion and still it rises by about 13 billion per month - that's like holding the Olympics every month of every year. Can it go on? Well borrowing is down a fraction - but what's 2 billion compared to a trillion? Not a lot.
It's pretty much certain that the UK is slipping back into recession - and you don't pay back your debts during a recession. We could have paid it back during the boom years - but Tony and Gordie were throwing an election party to get voted back in so it never happened.
When our triple A rating slides - as it must - then we have no chance whatsoever of paying it back.
If you disagree - let's hear it.