The PM who cried wolf.

There IS genuine growth, but not as much as the neverendingly-massaged statistics suggest. And now the price for twisted data has to be paid, as the UK receives an inflated bill to pay to the European Union.

Now David Cameron, characteristically, throws his toys out of the pram and complains that the EU didn’t even tell him about the sum for two days. Strangely, he has no apparent grumbles about the Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Gideon Oliver Osborne, not telling him about it either, even though he received the news up front.

Funny, that.

The lovely wibbly wobbly old lady

David Cameron can thump the table, stamp his feet and shout all he likes …. he’s been caught out in a lie and now the pigeons have come home to roost!

When you have an (unelected) prime minister and a chancellor of the exchequer (who doesn’t even know his seven times table), who have manipulated and lied about the economy, they shouldn’t be surprised when they are forced to live up to their fiction.

The EU have asked the UK to pay £1.7 billion pounds because… the UK economy has improved.

If the economy HAD improved to the extent that CaMORON says it has, then this payment would not be too much of a problem.

There has indeed been an improvement in the economy, but only because of factors such as the money from activities such as drug use and prostitution being used to bolster the figures.

Prostitution and illegal…

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