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  1. I checked that and you are right. It was the 1993 series. Still amazingly accurate about the banks though

    Major witchcraft and satanist feast days

    Beltane or Roodmas - May 1 (founding day for the Illuminati in 1776)

    No wunder my Masonic-zionista agency owner was trying to organise a visit to my place today

    Told him to piss-orf

  2. http://www.independe...or-8598188.html

    So basically they'll still be sucking on taxpayer cash but now they'll be "private" companies.....

    Excellent spin.

    Your leaders do not work for you

    They are manipulating the Nation for their own evil purposes

    Privatising = Privateering

    (zionist multi-billion oligarch gangsta-style whilst the rest of Russia freezes & starves!)

    Noticed a few BILLS going up recently - slowly boil the thick, dumb UK froggies

    David Cameron's Behavioural Insight Team - Dangerous Mind Manipulation - a la Common Purpose

    On 3rd jan 2011 the Independent newspaper reported on the Tory Cabinet Office Behavioural Insight Team. This secretive little group has been set up to devise psychological initiatives to manipulate people\'s behaviour - also known as reframing. Interesting that this little vipers nest should be uncovered after The UKColumn recently exposed that Francis Maude MP and Julia Middleton CEO Common Purpose had been scheming to set up behaviour change in the Top 200 civil servants using the Common Purpose 'model'. Behavioural Change is commonly linked to NLP or neuro linguistic programming.

    What they don't tell you is that all NLP carries a risk of mental illness from implanted suggestions that 'fail to take properly' or which conflict with existing beliefs and norms. The risk may be circa 3% of people who undergo NLP training of some form. Sounds small but when 10,000 people are receiving NLP or 100,000 school children we can expect to see numerous instances of mental illness or other mental disturbances - recent rise in UK Teenager/young Adult suicides? - such as the cluster of 39 at Bridgend in Wales.

    Of course where children and adults are given NLP without their consent (it is hidden or buried in so called leadership training or self development or motivational courses) these individuals are, in reality, being assaulted. As such they have the right to claim compensation for such assault and ill effects arising as a result.

    Are you happy to be 'reframed' by unknown people for unknown political objectives? Do we not have the right to control our own behaviour? These are dangerous psycho political experiments on the general public and children ...surely they need to be stopped? (Monarch-MK ULTRA)

    Read on for an excerpt of the Independent article. "Shame, vanity, laziness and the desire to fit in are all to be used as tools of Government policy by ministers acting on the advice of a new psychology unit in Whitehall.

    The first glimpse into the confidential work of the Cabinet Office's Behavioural Insight Team came on Tuesday when ministers suggested members of the public should be able to make small charitable donations when using cashpoints and their credit cards.

    On Friday, the Cabinet Office again followed the unit's advice in proposing that learner drivers be opted in to an organ donation scheme when they apply for a licence, and also floated the idea of creating a lottery to encourage people to take tests to prove they have quit smoking.

    These initiatives are examples of the application of mental techniques which, while seemingly paradoxical to the Coalition\'s goal of a smaller state, are likely to become a common feature of Government policy.

    The public will have "social norms" heavily emphasised to them in an attempt to increase healthy eating, voluntary work and tax gathering. Appeals will be made to "egotism" in a bid to foster individual support for the Big Society, while much greater use will be made of default options to select benevolent outcomes for passive citizens â€" exemplified by the organ donation scheme.

    A clue to the new approach came early in the life of the Coalition Government, in a sentence from its May agreement:

    "Our Government will be a much smarter one, shunning the bureaucratic levers of the past and finding intelligent ways to encourage, support and enable people to make better choices for themselves," it read.

    http://www.cpexposed.com/latest-news/david-camerons-behavioural-insight-team-dangerous-mind-manipulation-la-common-purpose

  3. just run that by me again?......how would we the people get any of this free issued currency in the first place?

    I guess we'd have to borrow it from a private bank?

    I guess we'd still have the credit we love?

    I guess we'd still owe someone something at interest.

    All Positive money seems to be advocating is the removal of the central bank.

    All the other problems we have now would still exist.:(

    Its the Rothschild Tax (veiled owners of Private Bank B.O.E.)

    Like credit card surcharges in shops etc on every purchase you make - are the hidden Bank Tax

  4. The supermarkets are the problem. The cost of food has no relation to the prices they charge.

    For example, farmgate price for wheat is 10-20p per kg. 'Value' flour at Tesco's is 80p/kg, next to it they sell dumpling mixture (with 1p worth of added fat). £7.60p per kg.

    Potatoes, average price for farmers 15p/kg (on a bad year 2p/kg..) Tescos' sell for £1 or £2 per kg. And it goes on

    Imagine if Mercedes or Airbus could sell a lump of metal for 10 or 100 times it cost by putting it in a plastic bag with their name on it, instead of the 10-20% profit they get through decades of development and investment.

    They cornered the market in meat/chicken etc too.

    Under various excuses and bent DEFRA most local abatoires were shut down(so small farmers couldn't have the odd pig or sheep killed for local selling) and only a few regional, massive, big business places left open to operate and rip-off the customer with pumped up meat with water various 'fluids'

    Meat not left for a few weeks to develop flavour - served up in blood cos they dont even bleed them properly anymore etc etc.

    Thats why you get horse served up as beef - uber corrupt, multi-million big business

  5. I know... "see my sig." and all that...

    Though I'm not sure our politicians don't get this. I think they do, at least partially, specially the leadership. I think the main problem is that allowing house prices to fall is a vote loser, since 2/3 of households are owner occupied, and they vote at a higher rate than the other third.

    And despite all that the government did try to liberalise planning, but it was blocked by the Tory base and other anti-building lobbies such as the National Front Trust and the Campaign to Protect Rural England, all supported by the Telegraph and other right wing media. Actually also the left wing media is against building, though for "green" reasons, since they are against building on the countryside and also around towns and villages, the so called "greenbelts"! This view is supported by the BBC, the Guardian, Independent, etc. Result? Very few house building.

    :o

    :blink:

    This is absurd erranta. Our bubble was home-made. You really should calm down and take a look at what you've been saying. Your positions and posts have become increasingly absurd in these past weeks. Please think about our bubble inflating phase, Gordon Brown (a Presbiterian), the voters, etc. then read the post you have just posted.

    These are not real problems erranta. You are imagining them. They are NOT real. Really.

    + 1

    As I said above, 2/3 of households are owner occupied, and they like the high "value" of their houses.

    :lol:

    Like boiling a frog - they slowly warm them up into a stupor (so they dont jump out)

    I have been posting ''troofs' for years - all hidden down in off topic.

    The country is being overtaken bouncing between EU laws and Westminster degredation

    (private police forces. Private armed forces are meant to be forbidden in UK law - these BREAK THE LAW and are unaccountable to the people of the UK etc to only protect interests of the usurpers, Big Business + Banking Classes (the enablers of the Sting) + NWO heathens)

    ALL MARCHING to protest against GOVT CRIMES - "VERBOTEN"

    - who spread mayhem and constant agitating UK dis-order distractions whilst they implement their veiled stratagies in the UK.

    You just 'pretend' not to notice

    (note the rise of shit stirring far right provocateurs the elites are 'enabling' - always ends in major wars or civil wars)

  6. Dave. I think hes spot on; citys culture of entitlement needs addressing, regulation & restructuring needed to avoid too big to fail, city need to contribute more to 'the common good'. Its all typical of what someone in his position should be saying, and he says it well.

    Edit. Theyre so rich theyre unlikely to be affected by anything other than seismic.

    All it takes is a few bribes for a few gigabytes of data and the Names to poorly paid banker staff on their precious stash offshore island hideaways!

    Havent seen anything for a few weeks since the last whistleblow data release

    - they are probably using it to corrupt certain people in high up places for their own deceptions and manipulation

  7. well take for example these 2 charts

    income-percentile.jpg

    IncomeByAgeBracket.gif

    real incomes have grown and as you get older, real incomes have risen.

    due to the unequal nature of things the bottom percentile has clearly risen at a far slower rate than the wealthier.

    but dont forget those percentiles remain the same whether your in 1960 or 2010. so someone in the bottom percentile today is better off than someone in the bottom percentile when they were in that bracket 50 years ago.

    that slower real growth at the bottom doesnt mean that people arent seeing the benefits of it because a 20 year old in 1970 will be a 60 year old now and their rise in incomes will reflect their change in society. the fact that someone was in the bottom percentile in 1970 doesnt mean theyll still be in that same percentile today. peoples earnings tend to move up the ladder and percentiles as you get older.

    with regards to hours worked thats a slightly different issue because maybe they do work longer hours, and maybe theres a diminishing return in terms of hours worked and real reward, but at the same time you could factor in other variables e.g are people more motivated to work longer, is there more competition is there more work to be done. would you measure unemployment or underemployment as a good thing for your country as less citizens have work to do.

    no one said anything about it being fairer, or more morally just, or an easier work life, its simply that the US is a prime example that inequality, unfairness, has worked in the past 50 years in helping it become a super power.

    Its only richer cos it is an illusion. The zionists have sucked in greater amounts of the World's wealth into The BIG APPLE to skim off (hidden offshore) and their bent treasury print Trillions in cash they dont have in fort Knox (which is why no one is allowed to do any inventory)

    The yanks get more wages because taxes are less but they get whacked by various sales taxes on purchases.

    They also have to cover and pay huge sums out of their salary for medical insurance and unemployment insurance etc etc.

    The other advantage is cheaper energy cos they stuck two fingers up at most of the climate change carbon crapology

  8. Food banks and work programs.

    Is this the start of work houses

    Tesco rant on and on about how brilliant they are with food banks and distribution.

    On the other hand they are supposedly in receipt of millions of hrs of shelf stacking reckoned to be worth over £2,000,000 so far!

    So "work houses" are already here - in a veiled format.

    Just one major 'CHAIN' out of over 150 on the taxpayer paid work scheme teat - boosting directors profits and bonuses!

    Let's knight them all like Leahy as they all have a majick wand.

    Tesco's US venture Fresh & Easy - started by Sir Terry Leahy? - hasn't turned out well.

    They're exiting that business and writing off £1.2bn

    When Tesco management have to play on a level playing field without Govt-taxpayer subsidised trickery - they FAIL BIGTIME!

  9. This colleague is not a HPCer but would definitely fit in well here! He has continued renting - refuses to buy at overinflated prices but has been looking around (Northeastern Hampshire/ Surrey) nonetheless and occasionally shares stories of his progress with me.

    Today I was surprised when he told me that he has had an offer accepted.

    He recently decided to start putting some offers in - suspect pressure from his wife. On spying something that appealed he suggested an amount to the EA who immediately rubbished it and after unsuccessfully trying hard to persuade him to offer something close to the asking price, argued quite unpleasantly that he was wasting everyone's time, had "no chance" and "would be laughed at", etc, the usual.

    Despite an unhappy and sulky EA, said colleague went ahead and put his (25% below asking) offer in writing.

    Offer was accepted yesterday. :)

    Unfortunately I am too polite to directly ask precise numbers so unsure of the actual price.

    You should follow that up with ensuring the seller immediately takes the house off the market before proceeding with any surveys etc.

    What these b'stard EA's are against is any proles setting the price which reduces their cut.

    It also sets the new 'going rate' for the whole town, miles around..

  10. A few months ago I wrote an article that posited that maybe all one property landlords should be regulated, have their tax breaks removed and their access to interest only loans curtailed. Then all multi-property landlords should be required to incorporate into limited companies (welcome to the real world). This would stop these 'businesses' borrowing from retail banks and building societies. This would focus the minds of these lenders on resolving the real problems in the market.

    I wrote it to tweak the noses of the lenders. But there again...

    The whole renting and mortgage schemes are being underwritten by Govt extracting the piss out of taxpayer cash.

    That is what the subsidies of tax credits and rent rebates towards rent are.

    That is what the thinly veiled 130 Billion £ taxpayer funded/laided Tory Budget giveaway was too

    A massive rip-off of the Uk public by the zionists who have taken control of our country, whilst they destroy it and our manufacturing

    - then diss the whites playing the racism card at every opportunity whilst bigging up every minority culture to overwhelm/destroy the indigenous UK population and its cultural christian based morality & roots

  11. http://www.mortgages...gbp270-000-hall

    Yay I'm a rent-for-ever loser, but if I buy now I could stop myself being priced out fully as HPI continues at a pace into the future.

    These calcs possible thanks to mortgage rescue, forbearance, SMI eased, 0.5% base rates, QE hundreds of billions, FLS pushing, and soon Help-To-Buy, preventing what would have been a crash. Only home-owners matter. When prices slide it's no end of hearing how those with big mortgages were tricked into it, only knew house prices going up, couldn't have expected it, 'only wanted a home', with such claims suiting older owners who have stacks of equity or even own outright for intervention.

    Bet all the recent BUYERS in Northern Ireland (which appears to be in freefall at more than 60% house price losses

    are suicidal by now..

    Down with troughing, BTL empire Govt leaders/politicians using taxpayer cash to manipulate the rest of UK house prices.

    100% corrupt swine at Westminster

    So true - the server put it on twice!

  12. It also sets a minimum floor under house prices. Probably what's stopping houses in former pit villages returning to their pre-boom prices of £15K-£20K.

    Northern Ireland blows your "probably" clean out the water!

    60% + price reductions with no housing benefit restrictions applied either!

    The elites are letting the market over there find its own price

    - whilst corruptly manipulating prices like hell in rest of the UK

  13. Hope you all 'benefit'!

    MPs demand ban on 'damaging' pension fees

    Company pension schemes needlessly carry hidden middlemen charges that should be banned, say MPs.

    Employees saving into company pension schemes are being needlessly hit with "damaging" hidden charges, say MPs.

    The Work and Pensions Committee said the fees can wipe huge chunks off a retirement pot and should be banned.

    http://www.telegraph...nsion-fees.html

  14. wrong way round...there are many more claims than there are peices of cash.....you would expect this of course.

    however, people cant generally possess sacks of cash...they tend to put them in banks, and presenting a sack anyway would probably lead to arrest in the states.

    so, you can have liquid cash assets....and no cash.

    Apple have just such a situation today...all their "cash" is offshore....they want to pay Dividends and buy up some stock...what do they do?..dip into the cash?...no...they issue debt and keep the cash...for tax purposes.

    So most of the fraudulant fekkin offshore tax avoiding rich in history have 'liquidised' for 'mobility'

    Does that not tell anyone anyfink considering their secret 'power' networking thru the old boy network for the rich?

  15. I am interested in a house with two EAs.

    I have asked both EAs this question; they were both vary vague to begin with. "A while" "Since February I think".

    When pushed, both EAs were very reluctant to give me an answer (one got quite cross!). But eventually I got "beginning of Feb" from one, and "January 15th" from the other.

    PropertyBee tells me that it's been on RightMove since the 27th November.

    I don't know what to make of this. Could PropertyBee's "first found" entry (it is very specific - even the time..) be wrong?

    What do I do next? I don't trust either agent..

    Many thanks!

    bit of a non-question

    (do some door knocking & ask the "for sale" property neighbours)

    - cos Agents constantly take properties off market then a couple of months later pretend it is new to market or owner swaps to another agency!

  16. you have a £1 coin in your pocket...you are sitting on cash.

    If you pop it into a bank....you arent..

    What is it you are trying to say?....the article itself referes to ASSETS and Securities.....not all cash....£1 is £1...a liquid asset is whatever the value the accounts team put on it..

    Example from US - they are selling out into cash

    Wealthy Dump Assets

    http://www.cnbc.com/id/49792979

    Nov 2012

    "Fearing an increase in capital gains and dividend taxes, many of the rich are unloading stocks, businesses and homes before the end of the year.

    Wealth advisors say that with capital-gains taxes potentially going to 25 percent from 15 percent, and other possible increases in the dividend tax, estate tax and other taxes, many clients are selling now to save millions in taxes.

  17. I think you mistake 'savings' for 'wealth'.

    What you say is true about positive and negative bank balances - that these things largely cancel out.

    However, I would include for instance land and other assets within the the broader definition of 'wealth'.

    Assets are leveraged to the M4 money supply (aka new debt and deposit issuance). So we have seen over time that returns (yields) have fallen as assets have risen with the money supply - but not as fast as those assets have risen in value.

    The issue for me is not primarily between debts and savings - but between those with primarily debts or cash savings and those who have cornered a large share of assets. This is the primary source of growing inequality as they manage in a Ricardian sense to both become wealthier over time and to be able to extract a greater and greater share of incomes in return for them having cornered the market in assets. Indeed it is both the route to greater instability due to indebtedness, falling demand and in the end, dislocation in societies.

    It is interesting to mark 1971 as a great starting point in the economic phase we are in - supposedly heralding an era of pre-eminence of capitalism - but by steady extinguishing of the interest rate (without which capitalism cannot truly be said to exist) and the pressing down on real demand, sows the seeds for its own destruction...without fundamental change.

    1971 is roughly the Time the elites put Tax avoiding wealth into offshore accounts into overdrive.

    They also disengaged pleb wage rises from productivity rises

    - as they fomented strife to enable killing off the power of the Unions

  18. Where is the wealth hiding.

    Thats easy.

    Its hiding on balance sheets in various entitiies.

    Not heard of Mark to Model?.....you buy a MBS at 100 and a year later you say its worth 99, having been paid back 2...profit 1.

    now there is 101 bits of wealth on your balance sheet.

    all on paper...Now, lets suppose everyone who holds an MBS like yours wishes to sell...as they did in 2007....suddenly, you cant get 99 for your MBS...you can only get 30.

    so what do you do....you hang on to it and get the auditors and later the regulators to allow you to value it at 99...maybe take a haircut and call it 98.

    Whatever happens, you are not allowed to become insolvent... what you have now is a "liquidity crisis" in that you cant sell up your asset to pay your bills....then you have a bailout....then you have the CBs buying up your MBS.

    Eventually, the wealth you lost will be flushed.

    thats where its hiding....nowhere.

    Like I said

    They are all 'conspiring' with the Banks to kill off the competition and deliberately not hiring

    World/Europe's biggest companies sitting on trillians - cash

    According to 'Institute of International Finance'; corporations in U.S., euro zone, U.K., and Japan hold some $7.75 trillion in cash or near equivalents, an unprecedented sum.

    In Europe, the problem is particularly acute. According to Simon Tilford; the 'ratio of investment' to 'gross domestic product' in Europe is at 60-year low even as companies pile on cash. Corporate cash holdings are now €2 trillion ($2.64 trillion) across the euro zone and extraordinary £750 billion ($1.19 trillion) in the U.K.

    Hoarding cash is the practice of companies holding large amount of cash ('cash reserves')… cash held in anticipation of facilitating company initiatives, for example; acquisitions, expansions, investments… Analysts often speculate about the purpose of corporations' large cash reserves, i.e., act of accumulating assets, especially cash… over and above that is needed for immediate use…

    According to 'Federal Reserve', as of third quarter of 2012, non-financial corporations in U. S. held $1.7 trillion of liquid assets; cash, securities…

    Even UK Councils are at it

    COUNCILS across Yorkshire are still sitting on cash reserves of almost £1bn after several years of the harshest public spending squeeze in living memory.

  19. Nearly Everyone agrees that there is a vast amount of debt around at the moment- it's rarely out of the news.

    But what is hardly ever pointed out is that fact that for all that debt to exist there must be an equally large amount of wealth on the other side- because if there is a debtor there must be a creditor- and one persons debt liability is another persons asset.

    So if it's true that the world has never been so indebted it must be true that the world has never been richer.

    That being so- why is there a problem?

    Won't all those rich people who hold all the debt simply put that vast wealth to productive use and create the biggest economic expansion in history as all that capital flows into job producing products and services- thus allowing the wealth they hold to 'trickle down" to all?

    Why are the Central Banks printing money like madmen when there is a vast mountain of wealth already out there in the form of debt?

    In short- if the amount of wealth in the world = the amount of debt in the world- where is all that money and why is it not riding to the rescue of the global economy?

    They did this during the American depression - sat on Trillions to create Global Monopolies and kill off their smaller competition (note how they are pushing for the devil's GM seed monopoly)

    Ford, Kellogs and other Global big names

    - who have morphed the company name since the 30's due to buyouts.

    USA and European Big Business are sitting on Trillians in cash

    - whilst their smaller competitors go to the wall

    (now you realise the conspiracy with the Govts/bankers - they wont lend to keep small/medium alive or let them expand either! :P

  20. is this the bloke whose company finding buyers houses collapsed owing money?

    its strange who people trust when they want advice on selling their house.

    We had a laugh looking at background of some of these 'expert' frauds a few yrs back

    Melissa Porter (Housing expert)

    Previous job

    "Bra marketing for M 'n S"

    You know you can trust 'em, they is on TV you know :rolleyes:

  21. As a Briton myself, with a wide array of friends from all over the world, I respect what you say as well.

    But, I still stand by my point of stating that labourers here do not have the same work ethics as those abroad. In fact it is crap by comparison.

    Tea breaks..fag breaks...sickies...attitude...

    It simply doesn't work for those with UK borne expectations. Why do you think lowly paid jobs go to foreigners then? The economy is proving my point.

    I see all kinds of very highly educated foreigners taking jobs in my industry, oil/gas/energy... A; because they have similar or better education, B; they are willing to work harder. Yes, written English is always a bone of contention. Most of the time these folk getting pro rata the same as as UK bourne, or better as they usually have better maths ability.

    Get over yourself and look out the window. UK borne and bred kids lollygagging about town centres, on benefits?

    We get the foreign ones here becasue they don't want to end up the same in their home countries. Willing to take what we deem as crap jobs to further their positions.

    Do you really want our neds working in Greggs? Or in your garden/house doing construction?

    Do you really think young folk who've educated themselves are going to be up to taking on lowly, mentally unstimilating work?

    Bothered by the UK's state and attitude towards employment? Yes. Racist however I am not.

    Perhaps you just don't like having your nose rubbed in it, every day, every time you go to the shops, have services come around, etc...

    Point being, these folk coming in have a lot to lose if they don't perform. The UK has turned into a nation where you can't lose if you play the game.

    EDIT: and it smacks as a bit unwarranted, especially as you've chosen to ignore the hypocrisy of living in a country which continues to benefit on exploitation of others!

    Jeepers.

    If these people are such hard workers, strivers, professional attitude to everything

    Why are their countries third world shit-heaps that majority of businessmen wont invest in.

    You are a 5th columnist, thread stirrer of Masonic/Govt proportions - putting down the indigenous working classes by planting complete crap in peoples minds

    You don't fool me!

    (Your avatar even backs this up)

    Deliberate Elite Exploitation - leaving majority as Paupers

    Romania contains south-eastern Europe's most significant oil and gas reserves and has surplus refining capacity.

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