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As far as the UK is concerned, the upgraded forecasts bucks the trend and will no doubt have Messrs. Cameron & Osborne crowing. Sadly, this Winter the UK will conversely show greatest signs of meltdown in public services; also, when will there be any quality jobs for the young?
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Is this yet another David Cameron blunder?
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With opinion polls showing immigration – rightly or wrongly – the number one concern of voters, and with UKIP snapping at the heels of David Cameron, you can only imagine how damaging it would be if the fact were ever to come out that the prime minister has secretly agreed to a flood of cheap labour from India into the UK.
Well, the fact is, he has.
And that’s probably why he and his media friends have been keeping really really quiet about it.
Here’s a question for you. What was the purpose of David Cameron’s recent trip to India?
Bilateral trade you might well say. After all, that was how it was spun in the UK media.
In India however, the truth is somewhat easier to find.
The main purpose of the trip was actually to boost completion of the EU/India Free Trade Agreement.
India’s sole demand in…
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