We seem to be travelling down a blind alley.
It is true to say that by this method you are creating blind alley employment.
We have training facilities for young men from depressed areas or from blind alley occupations.
That line of argument is a blind alley.
I think it is better to take them into industry even if they are turned out than to put them into blind alley occupations.
That is far worse than the blind alley employment of a van boy.
It is far better to cut a loss and change the policy than to pursue a line which takes us down a blind alley.
So let us not go down that blind alley.
