In an interview with The Sunday Telegraph Michael Fallon, the new minister of state for business, calls for an end to the “politics of envy in this country” and calls entrepreneurs “Olympian champions.”
He cites business leaders such as Jon Moulton, the founder of private-equity firms, Duncan Bannatyne, the “Dragon’s Den” hotels and health clubs entrepreneur, and Terry Smith, the financier, as examples who should be “saluted”.
Without the entrepreneurs who have been frightened away or shoved into non-investment, this country is in BIG trouble.
You may not like that reality but there really is NO alternative to support for business. 'Taxing 'em til the pips squeak' may make the socialists feel good inside - but as a way forward - it leads to abject failure.
Without the entrepreneurs who have been frightened away or shoved into non-investment, this country is in BIG trouble.
You may not like that reality but there really is NO alternative to support for business. 'Taxing 'em til the pips squeak' may make the socialists feel good inside - but as a way forward - it leads to abject failure.
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