The trouble is that no one will complain about that so long as it lasts, but the day of reckoning will come.
The day of reckoning comes to any family, firm or country which does not recognise these facts—and that day has come now.
For a brief time, they might have enjoyed a period of tremendous activity, but then would have come the day of reckoning.
Be that as it may, but when the day of reckoning comes we shall know who was responsible for it.
The alternative of subsidising would merely have deferred the day of reckoning.
I hope that there will be a ministerial statement this evening even if its effect is only to put off the evil day of reckoning.
Sooner or later, the day of reckoning has to come.
This lesson has not been learned so far, and it seems to me that the day of reckoning may be soon at hand.
