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Fab Foodie

Fab Foodie

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Mugshot

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"Odey, who was a leading backer of Brexit, came to prominence during the 2008 financial crisis when he made a fortune shorting banking shares. He is known for a volatile performance, with his fund regularly posting double-digit annual gains or losses."
Glory days for him, gory ones for us.

Didn't Kwarteng used to work for Odey?
 
Far right Peerage hunters and non-dom tax dodgers appear to be happy.


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deptfordmarmoset

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I'm still trying to get my head around this dialogue printed in the Guardian. We're in recession but it's only a technical recession so it's not a recession - a sort of Schrödinger's Recession.

Here is the exchange between Kwasi Kwarteng, the chancellor, and the BBC’s Chris Mason.

MASON: Do you think the economy is in recession?

KWARTENG: Technically, the Bank of England said that there was a recession, I think it’ll be shallow and I hope that we can rebound and grow

MASON: So you’re acknowledging that there is going to be a recession

KWARTENG: I’m not acknowledging that, no no I said that there is technically a recession. We’ve had two quarters of very little, negative growth and I think these measures are gonna help us drive growth.

MASON: a recession is a recession and you’re saying we’re in recession

KWARTENG: I’m not saying we’re in recession, I’m referring to what the Bank has said. And I think we’re gonna drive growth with these policies

MASON: what’s the difference between a technical recession and a recession

KWARTENG: There’s a big difference. Technically, the economists say two consecutive quarters, but I think we’re going to grow the economy, that’s what we’re doing that’s what we’re focused on.

(Note: recession is defined as 2 consecutive quarters of negative growth. When he adds ''technical'' to it, he's referring to how recession is defined. All recessions are ''technical''.)
 

deptfordmarmoset

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King Charles III might be interested in what this royal charity has to say.


View: https://twitter.com/RSPBEngland/status/1573366815568580613
 
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albion

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It is a good job recessions only exist as technical recessions. Thinking positive, embracing science (use of technical) is surely a positive sign in this err recession.:bicycle:
 
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