yellerkat
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11 minutes ago, Crumbless said:
He's in hospital with bleeding on the brain, typical lefty trying to point score after such an incident.
Typical righty trying to excuse blackshirt violence.
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It seems Greybull - the
vultureventure capital co that owns Monarch - want to exit the airline industry, but can't find a buyer.Perhaps they've been persuaded to keep going a bit longer?
OTOH, they could just DROP THE PRICE!
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The only inflation that worries the central banks is wage inflation. Can't have that.
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It's just this bloke:
Kenneth Rogoff is professor of economics and public policy at Harvard University
punting his book:
In my new book, The Curse of Cash, I offer a plan that involves very gradually phasing out large notes, while leaving small notes ($10 and below) in circulation indefinitely.
So they got a bit of free copy and clickbait!
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Low productivity and perpetual devaluation will make us rich!
Let's give that dear Robert Mugabe his knighthood back.
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What is going on?
It's called Silly Season for a reason.
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This thread is set to become an HPC classic. A place to indulge in schadenfreude at the expense of those who sought to gain through the exploitation of others.
Oh yes. "people-farming" is a phrase I picked up here and drop - very occasionally - into conversation. You can actually sense a few grey cells flexing.
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But on the NHS thing, I don't think anyone thought the Brexit campaign was trying to say £350 million a week would go to the NHS, it was money that could go there instead of Brussels, and I am sure a hefty sum would go to the NHS.
Really?
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Sorry but this is wrong according to the FCA and all accepted practices in the 'debt industry'. See CONC8
But...but...but I got my info from an impeccable source!
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I thought disposable income was what was left after paying the essentials. If the average that is left after rent etc is £580 per week then I have to accept that I am an abject failure.
Disposable income is before rent, transport, energy, food etc.
Discretionary income is what's left after the necessities.
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Following the GFC and £ devaluation CPI hit 5% and the BOE didn't do jacksh.it other than write lots of letters, I don't expect it to be any different this time, they will 'look through' the temporary base effects on CPI.
Of course not; the only inflation that worries them is wage inflation.
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Has anyone in the MSM questioned how his family got the land in the first place ?
Sort of:
Obviously displaying a degree of self-awareness unusual in the soi-disant 'gentry.'
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Being as they're economy is wholly reliant on Britain buying their resources they ought to be quiet. Silly little Noggy commies.
WTF is that supposed to mean? They can't sell oil elsewhere?
What on earth did you intend by "they're economy?" Have you considered remedial English classes?
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So I googled Deutsche Bank 72 trillion and the first three links were to: Zero Cred.
Draw your own conclusions.
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They want in, and the US, of all, thinks that is a good idea.
I think Turkey qualifies on 1 minor condition out of 35. Isn't going to happen in our lifetimes, if at all.
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The sooner Article 50 is triggered and Brexit actually happens the better.
May should get a move on.
WTF does Turkey have to do with the EU?
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Like a cut from 0.5% is going to do anything at all?
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Boris Johnson is Foreign Secretary...
Oh wait... they just did...
This is barking.
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Weren't food prices supposed to be rising post-Brexit quite markedly? Admittedly it's for the entire month but is that now sounding like a load of hot air too?
It hasn't been a fortnight since the referendum!
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Tweet:
Tomas Hirst @tomashirstecon 44s44 seconds ago
Tomas Hirst Retweeted Francine Lacqua
That's now roughly 40% of UK commercial property AUM subject to trading suspensions...
Tomas Hirst added,
Francine Lacqua @flacqua
M&G SUSPENDS TRADING IN M&G PROPERTY PORTFOLIO FUND
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Is there an equivalent of say Hansard, a record of debate, so that people can see who agreed what and what was decided and how it was put to the vote plus the result - very unlikely.
A few seconds googling: LINK.
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The Express? Are you serious? (It isn't.)
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Given the CofE's track record this has got to be the biggest BUY BUY BUY signal out there.
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I know if I wanted to import a mustang from the US, I have to pay the EU 10% for the pleasure of doing so. Presumably the fat cats in Brussels keep that. Dont know if that applies to just cars or everything. If the latter, that alone would be a couple of billion a year.
That would be the fat cats in Westminster, not Brussels. There's just a uniform rate across the EU/EEA/EFTA whatever.
LINK!
Poll - Should Carney be sacked?
in House prices and the economy
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Sacked by whom? The BoE is (ostensibly) independent.