A national day of protest took place in the US last weekend at various locations, but no mention of it here!
At least the people are finally starting to wake up.
See the whole interview on the Sky News web site.
Worth sitting through just to see the look of contempt Gordon gives Adam at the end!
http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/video/Gor...or_Adam_Boulton
Ending RTB is a good idea, but should have happened years ago.
Not to sure about this bit though...
'Your home is at risk if you do not keep up repayments' etc...
Sounds the most likely senario.
Off balance sheet accounting by the bank, backed up by the tax payer.
Of course, if you or I tried this it would be called fraud! :angry:
Sooooooooooooo, if a group of people wanted to pi$$ off large numbers of parasites that had contributed to pricing them out of home ownership over the last few years, all they would have to do is club together and buy a freehold?
Interesting.
I have to say I was more than a little annoyed when I heard that the US and the UK would be opposing any curbs to banker bonuses at the G20 meeting.
I would be happy to hear ANY argument in favour of this move.
Anyone?
Only Brown's Bull$h1t Corporation could put a positive spin on -0.7% per quarter!
Aren't we borrowing 12% of GDP a year in an effort to prop up the GDP?
So that's -3.7% 'growth' per quarter growth then.
Epic failure :angry:
All this talk of militancy is nonsense.
People cannot afford to strike these days. Remember, it takes two full-time incomes to pay a mortgage now.
I know many public servants. None of them live in subsidised council housing. It never ceases to amaze me that some of them still think they are going to get the pensions they have been promised!
37 weeks then.
I dread to think how much more damage they can doin that amount of time!
Anyone care to estimate the extra debt we will incur between now and then?