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I Think Essentially If You Look At British Public Debate Around The Issues Of Our Interconnectedness With The Global Economy You Do Not Find A Ready Audience, Of Any Large Scale, For Pulling Up The Shutters.

The Foundations Of A Strong Economy Don't Rest Alone On The Decisions Of Chancellors Or The Spending Programmes Of Government.

One Of The Big Problems We Have In This Country Is That Not Enough People Understand How Important It Is To Save, Understand The Details Of Credit Card Statements, To Be Able To Compare Different Aprs And The Like. I Support The Idea.

Whether [people] Run Their Own Business, Work For A Business, Go Out There, Pay Their Taxes And See The Money Wasted, Fed Up With The Money Going To The Next Door Neighbor Sitting Permanently On Out Of Work Benefits. There Needs To Be A Coalition Of Change.

I See No Real Argument In Britain That Is Concerned That An Indian Company Owns Our Most Successful Car Manufacturer Or That The Sewer System Under London Is Being Renewed In Part By Chinese Investment. There Are The Odd Voices That Express Concern But They Are Very Marginal And They Are Not Being Listened To By The British People.