Cazeneuve: "Calling time on Falleenization."

Conservative Spokesperson on Economics, Bernard Cazeneuve MP, gave a speech today to the media out the CCU HQ. 
"The Conservatives joined this coalition in hope of bringing a quick end to this war. We were reassured that this government would do its utmost to bring an end to this war at the early of conveniences. We therefore, at each stage of the wage, remained on the side of the government - stability is, and remains, the most important asset in war time. It is the Conservatives absolute mission to ensure stability and strength. We ought to remember that war cannot bring stability, however. Today we delcare: while we are in the War Coalition, we are not *the* War Coalition; while we sit around the table, we do not sit at the helm and while we stay on the boat to steady its weight, we do not have the Captains insignia. 
But, I come before the people to give space to a more specific issue. Today, at his hour, this minute, I am calling time on Falleenization. I am calling an end to Falleen's unnecessary burden on the world. For whatever reason, we are going back in time, not progressing. The latest economic figures prove one mighty fine thing: now, more than ever, we need to have fiscal conservatism. We need the reap back the Government's massive noise in the people's life, we need to stop spikes in taxes and have fiscal responsibility. It is time to retrench to save our economic. Hard and fast. 
Mr Chancellor, you have had your day, you have had your time. Bring an end to this war. Bring our children back to their parents. Reunite friends. Recreate love. Embody passion for your fellow countrymen. The first duty of any Government is the protection of citizens; we've done that duty. The people now longer have confidence in you, Mr Chancellor, to protect them. 
The Conservatives job, now, in government, is to lobby for the end of this war. But - importantly - a withdrawal, not a loss. It's a victory. There are no final solutions and no war is ever victorious.
The saddest thing for me about this war is: I fear we will now need to cut programs for our people. Cultural programs, art programs, language programs. That does raise the question: what have we been fighting for?"
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