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The only prepping worth doing is moving to a neutral country far away from any potential combatant states that's self sufficient in food water and energy. Anything in Central and Southern America, Africa, Middle east, Central Asia, South Asia should be fine. Avoid europe, north america, north east Asia and Australia. Everything else is pointless to be honest.
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Scouting for Petrol........................
hayder replied to shlomo's topic in House prices and the economy
yet another anecdote... north london again. haven't filled up for ages. car was down to 1/4 tank so went out this morning to fill up. As far as I could tell there was no petrol station with fuel between Friern Barnet and Finsbury Park (I only visited about 8 forecourts). none had any fuel. This is a pretty big chunk of North London I covered. I think I'll evacuate the wife and kids to Europe. I fear a knock on effect on the broader supply chain... I suspect all the petrol is being diverted to the logistics companies to keep them ticking along... but there does seem to be a genuine shortage... -
they were saying that 20 years ago.
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full retard.
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Starlink and rural house prices?
hayder replied to Mikhail Liebenstein's topic in House prices and the economy
I gnash my teeth every time some tech illiterate karen on the local area FB page complains "wifi is not working" (comes up at least 3-4 times a week, in between moaning about planning for new housing). sometimes I wish the internet would have remained accessible only to people who understand AT commands. -
Phil Hammond states the economy is a ponzi
hayder replied to Si1's topic in House prices and the economy
In some of the better schools they teach intensive mandarin (with very strict teachers brought from china). Of course this also includes study trips to China and a promise that the prc will cover their tertiary education fees if they do A level mandarin and do well. Naturally available for schools like Highgate, henrietta Barnet and fortismere... not scumbag comps. There's no classism in modern Britain apparently. -
Start of the roaring 20s.
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What might cause house prices to bounce or sustain in 2021?
hayder replied to Si1's topic in House prices and the economy
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-12-04/u-k-grants-hongkongers-five-passports-a-minute-as-exodus-looms -
I think the aid budget should definitely be cut (in fact most of it really went on paying for luvvies to travel around the world and take selfies with poor third world people for self aggrandisement). On the other hand, we should increase the prominence of the UKEF (UK Export Finance) https://www.great.gov.uk/project-finance/ We should be aggressively targeting developing world infrastructure, industrial and agribusiness with UKEF funded projects. That will actually give these countries tangible returns, give a real boost to the UK's international standing and not simply act as a ******** job and travel expense account for luvvies, civil servants and "charity workers".
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that's because we should have Finnish style fines linked to your wealth. That'll both raise more revenue, as well as moderate the behaviour of the obscenely wealthy.
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Could you do a side hustle and boost your lockdown income?
hayder replied to shlomo's topic in House prices and the economy
Creeping Americanisms. -
15 Disappearing Jobs that Won’t Exist in 2030
hayder replied to shlomo's topic in House prices and the economy
what about designing fembots that do steal from punters? -
Is Prime London Crashing? - Merged Threads
hayder replied to Damik's topic in House prices and the economy
the trend is in place now. https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/75034284#/ £4222/m2 though this is a poor house and close to north circular... (with weird one way only access). This is prime slumlord territory... and even they're not biting. -
is megamind going to follow the daily mirror chicken? we are in a hilarious state.
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Is their going to be a COUP in the USA
hayder replied to shlomo's topic in House prices and the economy
not a coup per se. but there are 400 million privately owned guns. with 70 million unhappy trump voters who feel its time to "raise a militia" to stop washington DC from over stepping itself. we could be seeing a slow motion descent into civil war. It reminds me of the 1989-1990 Yugoslavian descent into civil war actually. Perhaps the balkanisation of the USA is on the cards? -
lesser of two evils? (i.e. risk of losing to Labour as the priced out, outnumber the haves?)
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Is Prime London Crashing? - Merged Threads
hayder replied to Damik's topic in House prices and the economy
dont forget a year ago prices were about £6500/m2 around that area. so at £4066/m2 (and its the starting price! not a reduction as far as i can see) is eye opening. about 35% less than a year ago. nothing seems wrong with the house. and its not a nasty area. -
Is Prime London Crashing? - Merged Threads
hayder replied to Damik's topic in House prices and the economy
just got sent a mailer by an EA. house for sale not too far away (north london). one of these 3 storey town house types (not popular I know) but extended and with driveway, garage and garden... Not ex-la, 20 year old private estate, not on main road, not a flat, not leasehold. calculated at £4066/m2 I haven't seen prices for houses at this level for many many years. -
Absolutely. And so much simpler to implement. And people have certainty about the minimum they will definitely have coming in.
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That's why they should have a UBI. paid for mostly from the wages of people on higher salaries. That would help tide them over this period. "furlough" is just a duct tape solution.
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Do you want the bad news, or the bad news ?
hayder replied to TheCountOfNowhere's topic in House prices and the economy
cheers. we really needed this on lockdown day. -
how about people re-learn the novel, revolutionary idea of having savings set aside for a rainy day? what an infantile society we live in. You see it daily. on facebook and everywhere else. adults in their masses screaming for the "government to wipe their asses". sad.
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so how does the Rishi printer compare to other developed world currencies? It would be reckless to print without coordination between the major central banks. what am I even saying. they don't care.