Thursday, Sep 09, 2010
Now it starts- moan moan moan give me cash please bail me out blah blah blah- credit checks????
Liverpool daily post: Connaught collapse costs Liverpool building firm £180,000
Many Merseyside sub-contractors face not being paid for work they have done for Connaught, who had a huge repairs contract with One Vision Housing for 12,000 former council houses in Sefton.
Posted by mark @ 10:15 AM (601 views) Add Comment
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1. mark said...
One Vision tenant Jayson Carmichael, 48, who lives in Southport with wife Charlotte, said: “We were promised a new kitchen would be fitted this month, but that obviously isn’t going to happen now. We are really worried and so are all our neighbours.”
This kind of statement makes me sick, I want a new kitchen and will get one when i have the cash, I bet these people scrounge from state too
2. charlie brooker said...
As a butterfly's wing flaps can lead to a hurricane so ripples on an ocean can lead to a tsunami.
I get the impression Connaught's collapse is going to have serious repercussions throught the UK economy and by implication around the world.
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&source=hp&q=giant+freak+wave+discovery&meta=&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=
3. mark said...
Giant freak waves taken out over 200 super tankers
http://xmb.stuffucanuse.com/xmb/viewthread.php?tid=628
4. charlie brooker said...
@mark.
Yep.
Recently geo-marine scientists have begun to wake up to the existence of these waves and begun to understand factors that lead to them. They are achieving this by taking into consideration the topology of the ocean floor. So far they have discovered that the risk of giant waves is especially high in a region of the southern Indian Ocean between mainland Africa and Madagascar.
If scientists can map information so useful to shipping, the by analogy can’t the economy’s topology be mapped similarly to help steer us from financial catastrophe?
Don’t expect banksters to rush and volunteer to undertake such valuable research; they’re too busy doing God’s work.