Britain PM Cameron Economic Policies Akin To "Repeatedly Hitting Yourself In The Face" NY Times Krugman Strongly Warns As British Election Looms

       Tuesday, 24 March 2015, NEW YORK, NY - The entire editorial board of the Ninth Amendment warmly welcomes and expresses its gratitude to existing and new readers from throughout the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth countries. Many of these site visitors may find the following of particular interest as well as the quickly growing readership from throughout the United States and worldwide for whose readership the Ninth Amendment also gives its heartfelt thanks.
       As Great Britain's election "looms" in six weeks New York Times columnist Economics Nobel Prize Winner Princeton Professor Paul Krugman emphatically warns that British Prime Minister David Cameron's economic policies have been akin to "hitting yourself repeatedly in the face" with austerity spending which "feels great when it stops". Professor Krugman further demonstrates why the previous Labour Party economic policies actually had been good for Great Britain's economy. As had been the case previously in the United States but thankfully passed Krugman gives potentially dire warning as Britain's election looms in six weeks that "Medimacro" economic crapspeak dominates the British media with true economic theories only apparently being voiced and maintained by  Oxford and other academics.
       Interested readers can find more information in the New York Times Professor Krugman column published this past weekend which is linked to below.

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/03/23/opinion/paul-krugman-britains-terrible-no-good-economic-discourse.html?hp&action=click&pgtype=Homepage&module=c-column-top-span-region&region=c-column-top-span-region&WT.nav=c-column-top-span-region

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Times Columnist Professor "Krugtron The Invincible" Blasts Richest 1%'s Ignorant Tool Austerity Economists As "Knaves And Fools"

Monday, 29 April 2013, NEW YORK, NEW YORK - New York Times economics Nobel Prize-winnng columnist Princeton Professor Paul Krugman yesterday assumed the name of "Krugtron The Invincible" in response to what he described essentially as continuing annoyingly ignorant criticism from so-called  "austerity economist" mouthpieces of the United States' richest 1% (soon to be if not already 0.1%) which tools of the rich Professor Krugman dismissed as "Knaves and Fools". The Ninth Amendment editorial staff's responsive comment published yesterday in the digital New York Times appears verbatim below. Readers may click on the link below to go directly to the comment and Professor Krugman's piece entitled "Knaves, Fools and Me (Meta)" to which the below comment responded.

1. April 28, 2013 at 3:26 p.m.
   

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      Professor Krugtron The Invincible, The editorial staff of the Ninth Amendment log at www.waronnothing.blogspot.com encourages you as all to express yourself as you will yet cautioning your new moniker may impede your chances of a second Nobel Prize. However our research staff has yet to determine definitively either one person's eligibility to win more than one Nobel Prize per corporeal manifestation (i.e. lifetime) or the probability thereof in any case. In which case your name change actually may be another brilliant tact to garner a second Nobel Prize consistent with your tendency undeniably to be scrupulously correct. As to the knaves and fools to whom you refer in the curious medieval/comic book world which you this day seem to inhabit we further agree that be it ignorance, stupidity, greed, avarice, absolute lack of knowledge or respect for some of this Great Country's harshest lessons of its none-too-distant history they do seem determined not only to repeat disaster revisiting past mistakes with exponential fervor but indeed to make them irreversible. Professor we fear that you may be too kind as many inhabiting a medieval/comic book world might be quick to point out that tragically some people are just plain self-centered dangerously no-good evil liars. We wish however to believe this ultimately not to be the case but prefer to maintain our belief or in any case imagine (John Lennon) in the triumph of the essential goodness and knowledge of humanity the world over.
      
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