Monday, Jan 12, 2009
Money is not an issue!
BBC News: Ministers mull £20bn loan scheme
Ministers are considering plans to guarantee up to £20bn of loans to small businesses to help them survive the downturn, the BBC has learnt.
The BBC's political editor Nick Robinson said the scheme, which could be announced on Wednesday, was designed to address the severe lack of credit.
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1. Stevie Dee said...
See, the government have been good at controlling communities, spreading inefficiency, purposefully increasing crime using the care-free "free-rider" attitude of the Chav's on benefits. I have the misfortune of seeing these individuals at first hand.. (the Chav's - not any politicians, but are equal in my opinion in terms danger to society). They call their benefits, my money / pay as a god given right. Smoke dope all day, being anti-social, scrounging, shoplifting, having more kids for more benefits, loans, community care grants, disability allowance, you name it, they get it. And they would rob you blind given half the chance & all with full board. For the dodgey landlord who is most probably a civil servant themselves
So, I don't agree with the government on this proposal because, it is a false economy, bit like this housing market was, and the rental market and the benefit system. Access to money will be for the same parasites or inefficient enterprises who got in early on this house market junket. Remember, being a landlord or BTLer is a business venture - NOT! It's Upmarket CHAV's who were filling their boots then and will in this ghastly proposal.
Work Houses or Land Work is required. Primark Style sweatshops. People just have to appreciate the reality, no skills no chance. Like with the HPC, this over populated world is going to radically change. I can see why they banned fox-hunting.. they the chav's should be shot like vermin for which they are.
As you can appreciate I have no sympathy for the individuals named. Believe me, as they don't about you.
As we see a boom in pawn-broking, we will see a deterioration and the increase in the vermin described above.
Might seem harsh, but it is reality.
2. renting2 said...
In the final analysis, instead of saving in the good times to pay for the bad times, we're borrowing in the bad times in the hope that we can repay it in the next good time to come.
3. str 2007 said...
The trouble is the last good time wasn't really a good time, it was based on selling more family silver (future earnings).
As mentioned yesterday
The futures sh*t, the futures Brown.