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They would probably have the best chance by announcing a snap election when Burnham is officially crowned new Kaiser PM as the Tories are still loathed for their performance (and visibly are just rubbish) and Reform look to be in a pickle with the Farage 'situation'. If they wait, things get worse (which to be fair, no-one can stop) and most people will realise that there is functionally no difference in policy between Starmer and Burnham. Burhnam will ultimately do exactly what the establishment tells him, though Starmer was an exceptionally obedient and reliable vassal and didn't need much wrangling. He has a bright future in an array of possible globalist sinecures. My money is on him being next NATO Sec Gen. They can pass it off as wanting to give the voting public a choice - which they didn't do when Brown was levered in to the position. Of course, it's unlikely to happen because all those Labour MPs want to keep their jobs for as long as possible and realise that many of them are in extreme danger of being voted out. That's why they almost unanimously voted him leader. Party members didn't even get a look in despite the fact that the extended grace period for Starmer was supposed to allow time for a general leadership vote across the party. LOL.

So you basically made it up

Once the bankers get involved directly you know that they really, really want something or are in a tricky situation where they can't use their political puppets to change things. Regulation will just be used as a means of control by the City of London over entities that they don't have innate power over because they are US based. It'll be sold to the public as being 'for your (financial) safety' just like every control grab is done under cover of something for the greater good.

Great work from our fantastically capable, genius politicians. They are doing a top notch job of managing the wellbeing of their citizenry Britons suffer sharpest drop in wealth of any developed nation... while South Koreans and Russians get richer I'm sure that this will be reversed by the next bunch of bankers' puppets, who will keep doing exactly what their predecessor administrations have been doing for decades - transferring wealth from the masses to the elite at the very top. Should be fun when house prices start to take a noticeable hit and the fake wealth effect really disappears.

Years back, a mate used to rent a place near the Hangar Lane Gyratory. The local council actually built a bunch of really nice townhouses near his apartment for social housing. Every single one of them went to Somalian 'asylum seekers', zero locals.

The Scottish electorate have been quite happy to enthusiastically vote for the obviously dodgy bunch of socialist tw@s in election after election despite an ever-increasing amount of evidence that they were run by a bunch of shifty con-artists. You get what you vote for.

Yeah - they sound like bankers except there isn't a 'central bank' and bought-and-paid-for government around to always bail them out.

If the economy collapses catastrophically - likely 'Yes'. High asset prices (specifically housing is of interest to this forum) and the supposed 'health' of the economy have become intrinsically linked since a surplus of credit was fueling both. Housing may well crash but the economy is also likely to go down with it to the extent where you are only going to be able to benefit from that if you have enough 'hard' wealth to buy a house outright at a reduced price. That's assuming a truly free market of course. But consider, if as many suspect, this whole thing is being engineered by insiders then there is likely a pool of wealth waiting to cash in on heavily reduced assets such as housing. So it may well be somewhat propped up by say, the likes of financial entities like Blackstone, buying up distressed assets - in this case residential property. More than likely, the name of the game is transfering ownership of high value 'essential' assets from members the public to select, insider, private organisations.

I thought there were (potentially) big oil/natural gas fields in the vicinity? Would make the islands pretty valuable real estate as a basis for oil extraction infrastructure if the exploration work returned positive results .. But given the insane, globlist-led, 'Green' policies that have been in vogue over the last decade or so, would not surprise me that this possibiity has never even been pursued.

Most likely because the financiers in the City of London, who basically call the shots behind the scenes in the UK, are instructing their pet politicians not to. (Those same financiers of course, will be loading up on Gold themselves.) Much easier to control a government/country when YOU hold all the solid assets and they are dependent on you for finance.

Nope- the regulators just try to minimise risks to the system but that restricts the greedy banksters ability to make huge profits, so they seek out ways to circumvent regualation and obscure things as much as possible. Private credit from the so-called 'shadow banking' system is largely just bank credit laundered through third parties to get around the rules. The banksters figure out that the worst that will happen is another bailout at either the expense of the state and/or their own creditors, so they are not too worried about actually creating bank credit responsibly - privatising the profits and socialising the losses is - as it always was - where it's all at.

Duh - How thick are you? 😁 Israel gets endless BILLIONS of dollars of financial support, military aid and diplomatic cover from the US. Iran on the other hand has been subject to endless sanctions, repeated military attacks and regime change operations from the US and Israel. Once this is all over, Israel's structural losses will be rebuilt using US taxpayers money and it will go back to leaching off the US thanks to the hundreds of millions of bribes and kickbacks handed to US politicians (from both sides) via AIPAC. You're either incredibly stupid to not actually know any of this os more likely, just duplicitous.

Same applies to the Euro made VW stuff. They just got more and more complex with more and more expensive things to do wrong. They will offer an extended warranty to 5 years on their cars so don't plan to keep the car beyond 5 years unless you want to roll the dice on expensive repairs to keep it going. Perfect for PCP actually - would not surprise me if they had that in mind when trying to engineer longevity.

The ethos (Zionism) behind Israel is based around a similar kind of religious nutcase dogma as radical Islam or for that matter, Christian fundamentalists. If you 'trust' them to do anything sensibe, you are an idiot.

Nice off-grid property somewhere relatively remote (hard to do in the British Isles but there are still some quite wild places) with a nice off-grid homestead setup and satellite internet. Lay in a stock of long-life food items but try to be as self-sufficient as possible. Also, all the leftover cash into gold and silver coins and bullion. Full self-sufficiency is not really attainable without a severe lifestyle change (and you never know about medical emergencies) but a reserve of wealth can compensate for that.