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Margin call?
Margin call?Libs can go get fked.
Shoot it down labor and grab those votes. Libs about to lose a lot of members
See the "Basel III Accord" that Abbott & Turnbull signed us up to. Sold down the river to the banks
Read the Lima agreement/ declaration, the Labor Party signed us up for in the 1970s sunshine.
Isnt finger pointing wonderfull, only limited by your memory.
Imagine if silly billy had got in and cancelled them, after this crash, it would have cost them more in pension payments than they had saved, still its good to see you still want to screw the pensioners.So your still backin the Libs
Imagine if ya franking credits come in cash....
Good on ya
When they signed up to the Lima agreement in the 70s, there wasnt a greens or one nation party, things always change, the way things are going in 20 years a couple of the parties we have now wont be here.IMOWhen it's the greens/one nation making the stand, we are in serious trouble. I don't have much faith in labor actually standing with the people either. But the libs have gone well past the line.
Dont fear history Humid, it actually helps you understand the present.
The one good thing about blind unthinking believers is, you never run out of cannon fodder, so it warms my heart when I read your posts.
When they signed up to the Lima agreement in the 70s, there wasnt a greens or one nation party, things always change, the way things are going in 20 years a couple of the parties we have now wont be here.IMO
You would be better qualified to answer that, than I, we are yet to see an intelligent post from yourself, or even a post of any financial relevance.On a Scummo thread where the conversation is about people leaving the Libs you come out with a comment about blind unthinking believers in the defence
How long before the finger hits the button before the the brain engaged
That’s the direct reason we’re the coal king today and why Labor won’t be putting the brakes on mining.Read the Lima agreement/ declaration, the Labor Party signed us up for in the 1970s
You would be better qualified to answer that, than I, we are yet to see an intelligent post from yourself, or even a post of any financial relevance.
One liners, with no substance, seems to be your limit.
But this is a friendly forum, so enjoy yourself trolling.
I see you joined the forum in 2018, were you banned from facebook and twitter, for trolling?
Its absolutely crazy that legal tender is no longer legal.Going to prison because you spent more than $10k is just unbelievable who makes this stuff up?
Down $100k but still self funded off it, how's yours?Ok I'll be serious
How's your share portfolio doing
Its absolutely crazy that legal tender is no longer legal.
Down $100k but still self funded off it, how's yours?
Basel, Lima.... all selling out the ordinary people and the planet too.
Something I'll add is that things like the Lima Agreement were perhaps well intentioned at the time but a classic case of those negotiating and agreeing to it failing to understand what was needed with the detail.
The original intention was basically to give others a hand to lift themselves up and to do this by investing, buying some of what they produce and so on.The intention was obviously wealth redistrubution but probably not to the extent that has occurred.
That's recession proof, never underestimate the value of a job.To scared to look....
Bought more BHP though
Still self funded....... through employer
The really sad part is, there are sections of Parliament that still believe we haven't gone far enough, for some reason they obviously feel we are impervious to living standard drop.The original intention was basically to give others a hand to lift themselves up and to do this by investing, buying some of what they produce and so on.
The actual outcome is that we've basically set someone else up to literally put us out of business indeed in many areas they've done exactly that.
We were going to import 30% of manufactured goods, that was the specific intention, but reality today is that from bed sheets to cars we've not simply let others in but we've put ourselves out of business completely. Everything from Patons to Pye is gone, kaput, closed completely.
That then gives rise to a brain drain in Australia since, no offence to anyone intended, but those with a mind toward science, engineering, technology etc tend to have precisely zero interest or use in the low value service industries which have replaced manufacturing. It also leads to a broader social and economic decline since these alternatives tend to not pay overly well.
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