the end of the dollar

**sasguru** · 6 October 2009, 08:48

What globalisation (and the internet) seems to have done is accelerate already present trends. So while the decline of the pound into a banana-republic currency was always inevitable given the lack of any real wealth-generation in the UK, now we can't rule out very sudden and sharp changes, as the markets responds much faster.
How soon before it collapses completely as the rest of the world realises what a giant Ponzi scheme the UK "economy" is?

**suityou01** · 6 October 2009, 09:33

Originally posted by ThomasSoerensen View Post

interesint reporting here

what do you think this will do for the GBP?

is this a good time to short the GBP?

This is the third thing to come true that was reportedly agreed at the Bilderberg and G20 this year.

The next prediction is a humungus stock market crash. Let's see.

**BlasterBates** · 6 October 2009, 10:22

All been denied, which means it must be true.

**AtW** · 6 October 2009, 10:56

If true this will make euro a better reserve currency. In any case pound isn't exactly going to gain anything either way.

**gingerjedi** · 6 October 2009, 10:59

Where is the hyperinflation I keep hearing about?

**hyperD** · 6 October 2009, 11:00

Originally posted by gingerjedi View Post

Where is the hyperinflation I keep hearing about?

That'll be your rate reduction and the price of food going up.

**gingerjedi** · 6 October 2009, 11:07

Originally posted by hyperD View Post

That'll be your rate reduction and the price of food going up.

I can't see how that will wipe out my debts?

What happened to the wheelbarrows full of worthless money?

**AtW** · 6 October 2009, 11:58

Originally posted by gingerjedi View Post

What happened to the wheelbarrows full of worthless money?

There only enough money for the City.

HTH

**sasguru** · 6 October 2009, 12:01

Originally posted by AtW View Post

There only enough money for the City.
HTH

There only enough money for the City bonuses

the end of the dollar