huwwaters a ddywedodd:Ma'r holl beth yn andros o gamarweiniol. Be ma Gordon Brown wedi neud pan yn ganghellor yw rywsut rhannu chwyddiant nwyddau a chwyddiant dai yn ddau. O ganlyniad hyn mae Llafur newydd wedi gallu dadlau fod chwyddiant wedi cael ei gadw'n isel, ond dim ond ar nwyddau ma hyn di bod. Ma chwyddiant y farchnad tai wedi mynd allan o reolaeth gan arwain at brisiau tai enfawr.
Gwir"The Bank of England is not supposed to look after the welfare of banks; that is down to the Financial Services Authority. The Bank of England has one simple task: combating inflation by keeping the Consumer Prices Index below 2%. So why is it cutting interest rates when the index is 2.5% and rising fast? Real inflation, as anyone who lives in a house, drives a car or goes to the shops knows, is well over 4%, and there is a lot more inflation in the pipeline. If the Bank were doing its job, interest rates should be static or even being raised. But it is at moments like this that you realise that the country is being governed by fools, by people who behave in a contradictory and irrational manner."
"Well over 4%".
Mae'n rhaid iddo (Brown) geisio cadw prisiau tai i fyny drwy gadw cyfraddau llog i lawr......ond mae'r gem bron ar ben nawr. Y peth da am hyn fydd cael gwared ar Lafur fydd yn sicr o ddigwydd gyda pobl yn gwario llai wrth deimlo'n dlotach ac yn ffaelu cymeryd arian mas o'r ty wrth ail-forgeisio. Y peth truenus yw fod lot o bobl yn mynd i golli eu swyddi pan fydd y swigen wedi bostio. Ond yw hi'n ddiflas fod economi Prydain mor ddibynol ar brisiau tai.....yn lle diwydiant a gwerthu nwyddau.......
"The property market has made a fool of anyone who has tried to run a business. Why slave for years to build a firm when, just by sitting in a house in London, or even parts of Edinburgh, you could turn into a millionaire?"
"The only compensation is that it is likely to destroy Gordon Brown's place in history."
Mi yfa i beint mewn mangre wrth feddwl am hynna.
Y broblem yw, pwy fydd yn debygol o lywodraethu yn eu lle nhw........
"It came apart in the 1980s with council house sales, the biggest bribe in modern history and the moment our collective obsession with property began. Now, after a tripling of house prices, Britain is the most indebted country in the developed world."
Does dim lot o obeth nag oes e?!