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Sounds good , but I'd lock em all up too , forge and utter , felony fraud , conspiracy to felony fraud ......... and anything else I could get the Attorney Generals dept to boil them in oil with .
You have my Vote.If I was FED Chairman, I'd be pushing interest rates up to 20%, clean the debt puss out of the system, put the Fed back in the Hands of the People and let the market decide if they want to go back to some sort of Gold Standard where there is only a limited amount of money.
No more manipulation of the monetary system by a small group of people. Peoples savings will increase in value instead of decreasing in value because of inflation. I'd change the tax system so that people get rewarded for saving instead of getting rewarded for making a loss and borrowing money. I'd get rid of Income Tax as well, everyone should be entitled to keep the fruits of their labour...
Basically I'd stop everyone from being enslaved to the minority control freaks...
A Brown statement ..... sorry a Crash statement .
" All I believe and all I try to do comes from the values I grew up with: duty, honesty, hard work, family and respect for others. I am a conviction politician ... My conviction is that everyone deserves a fair chance in life ... that each of us has a responsibility to each other ... that when the strong help the weak it makes us all stronger. Call it the driving power of social conscience, call it the better angels of our nature, call it our moral sense, call it a belief in civic duty. I joined this party as a teenager because I believed in these values. They guide my work, they are my moral compass. This is who I am.
And because these are the values of our party, too, the party I lead must have more than a set of policies - we must have a soul. "
Heretics ! eeeek ...........
If I was FED Chairman, I'd be pushing interest rates up to 20%, clean the debt puss out of the system, put the Fed back in the Hands of the People and let the market decide if they want to go back to some sort of Gold Standard where there is only a limited amount of money.
No more manipulation of the monetary system by a small group of people. Peoples savings will increase in value instead of decreasing in value because of inflation. I'd change the tax system so that people get rewarded for saving instead of getting rewarded for making a loss and borrowing money. I'd get rid of Income Tax as well, everyone should be entitled to keep the fruits of their labour...
Basically I'd stop everyone from being enslaved to the minority control freaks...
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/main.jhtml?xml=/money/2008/01/28/bcnspain128.xml
Spain in trouble by the look of this - have to wonder what value if any these MBS' have... could cause problems for European union and euro
The current account deficit has reached 9.5pc of GDP, a sign of extreme over-heating. Spain is now the second biggest net contributor to global demand after the US, far outstripping China, astonishing for a country of only 40 million still living in the shadows of the Franco regime a generation ago.
Aussies still pay more. The tax regime is ridiculous, but you have to look at the total tax take. Oz's is just rather less transparent than UK.Yes apologies Wayne , I meant Crash . The man that sold gold for the price of a swank night out in Soho .
How about Cable last night
Not scared of rate cuts , would be nice if it dripped down to UK homeloans , that's a relief they need on top of coping with the ridiculous tax regime they are under , robbery .
The financial crisis is likely to force 20,000 City workers out of their jobs and Britain risks slipping into a 'full-blown' recession, experts have warned.
Credit ratings agency Experian has slashed its forecasts for job growth in London's financial districts. Having expected job numbers to remain static, it is now predicting a 5% fall.
Re: Our Dear Leader. Will be annihilated we we get a chance to vote. We are looking forward to a brand new branch of the Bildibergers in the not too distant (but still too long) future.
Maybe Dubbya should post everyone in the World a cheque for $800 ? Globilisation after all .....
Gerrymander!!!!! Plenty of time for the economy to fall in a heap before then though.The next UK general election will result in a hung parliament, according to
the latest ComRes poll for The Independent.Slip sliding away. :karaoke:
~£1.05/lt.
How much are you slogged in the UK now ?
Wonder when the German Landesbanks start declaring that they are holding E80bn in bad debt...
Guten Morgen
..........Kauri
Mein Gott! When will it all end??
Not anytime soon I don't think.
RUMOURS (unconfirmed!!) that broking house Tricom has seen its solvency come into question after being unable to cover the cost of trades on Tuesday. http://business.theage.com.au/tricom-debts-cover-in-doubt/20080129-1our.html
Kauri
The story of the upcoming world crash is hidden in plain sight. Even mayor Bloomberg has jumped in the gloom and doom bandwagon: a global economic downturn was looming, triggered by the "lunacy" of public debt, he declared last month. Meanwhile denial continues. Although nearly 70% of the Americans do fear a recession, the possibility of a major crisis is not considered. A crisis? Not in my backyard, most of them think. It all boils down to faith. To be fair, the 'empire mentality' was born with history. Eventually people wake up to the harsh reality that the empire lied to them. The only successful government programs are wars and economic crises. When two or three decades of prosperity end with a crash and geopolitical crisis, what does this mean - frankly? Once again, the numbers tell a very different story than that we are being told. Yes dear Readers, you're not hallucinating. There is currently at least a $1,000 trillion dollar black hole in the world economy. To get the full picture, please keep on reading.
PETER CAVE: An expert on personal debt is warning that Australian households are now in a worse financial position than during the Great Depression.
Dr Steve Keen from the University of Western Sydney is the author of a monthly chronicle called Debtwatch.
He says the levels of personal debt, as a proportion of the economy are now twice what they were during the 1930s.
STEVE KEEN: Excessive borrowing for house, speculation on house prices. We've encourage people - certainly in the last 15 years in particular - to borrow money to go and buy an asset which then they expect to sell to somebody else for a higher price. But it's a merry-go-round. The only way you can keep on doing it is somebody else borrows yet more money than you've done and they've got to borrow money faster than they're earning in income. And ultimately we're getting towards to crunch point where that game no longer works.
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