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PostPosted: Tue Mar 03, 2020 11:11 am 
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It takes an invisible virus to highlight the folly of Britain following the political policy of de-industrialisation. All eggs in one basket has never been a wise decision, so why do the political class drive these policies? In the article linked to below we are told that Britain no longer has the ability to produce vaccines: correction, Britain is highly vulnerable to every problem that the globalisation process creates.

See this article,:
https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2020/0 ... l-economy/

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A medical doctor, currently writing a book on pandemics, and a former government minister specialising in global trade, Dr Fox told Sky News this morning that the coronavirus is “already having a big impact on trade”.
“I think what it is showing us is that while the ‘just in time’ supply chain in the global economy may provide us with efficiency in the global economy, it doesn’t provide us with resilience in the global economy. I think that’s something we will need to look at after because it’s clear that now the concept of ‘over there’ does not exist in a global economy, and a disruption in one part will very quickly become a disruption elsewhere,” the former international trade minister continued.

Question: Why has it taken this long before Dr Fox speaks out, why didn’t he clearly and loudly speak out when he was a government minster for trade? “Just in time” deliveries has always been a major weakness, even folly, since its inception.
Question: Why have successive UK governments been following a process of de-industrialisation, the wilful destruction of British manufacturing, engineering, et. etc? It is the height of insanity.
Questions: PM Johnson recently stated that it was right that Britain should be the first to de-industrialise because the industrial revolution began in Britain. Why should he think that; does he now see how ridiculous his policies are? Will he now acknowledge his error of judgement?
It takes an invisible virus to prove the error of following Greta Thunburg childish fantasies. De-industrialisation is a death sentence for any nation.


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