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EU bank may not fully repay UK until 2054
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“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.” -
Time to go to Specsavers...Originally posted by AtW View Post"The minimum time of financing is 36 months. The longest period of financing machines, devices and other movable objects is 10 years"
Still, 10 years isn't 30+ years...His heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain...Comment
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Call them idiotic if you like, but my view remains that the EU is destined to collapse into the vacuum created by it's own rapidly deflating arse. No political system can survive with a veneer of democracy for any much longer that it takes for the population to realise that it is simply a veneer.Originally posted by AtW View PostMordy is a Brexiter, he does not want balanced view, he wants view that suits his own deeply held idiotic viewsHis heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain...Comment
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But it certainly ain't 3 as you said? Also, just because you it's 10 year maximum loan does not mean loans don't roll over or that monay borrowed by the bank are not even longer term than maximum of loans.Originally posted by Mordac View PostStill, 10 years isn't 30+ years...Comment
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Would you mind awfully introducing me to your bank manager? He sounds like a far more amenable chap than mine...Originally posted by AtW View PostBut it certainly ain't 3 as you said? Also, just because you it's 10 year maximum loan does not mean loans don't roll over or that monay borrowed by the bank are not even longer term than maximum of loans.
His heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain...Comment
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Yes, I would.Originally posted by Mordac View PostWould you mind awfully introducing me to your bank manager? He sounds like a far more amenable chap than mine...
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If you borrow money to build a motorway that takes 15 years to complete then a 10 year loan isn’t any use. How do you think major infrastructure projects are financed?Originally posted by Mordac View PostWould you mind awfully introducing me to your bank manager? He sounds like a far more amenable chap than mine...
UK still has debts outstanding from hundreds of years ago.
Your personal banking shares no comparison with international finance deals.See You Next TuesdayComment
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The people of Greece seem happy to live in abject poverty while a few thousand of their ruling elite live in luxury.Originally posted by Mordac View PostCall them idiotic if you like, but my view remains that the EU is destined to collapse into the vacuum created by it's own rapidly deflating arse. No political system can survive with a veneer of democracy for any much longer that it takes for the population to realise that it is simply a veneer.
The UK is not much better than the EU. However at least they are OUR dictators.Comment
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He's a True Believer.Originally posted by AtW View PostMordy is a Brexiter, he does not want balanced view, he wants view that suits his own deeply held idiotic views
"I knew how easy it was to make people believe a lie, but I didn't expect the same people, confronted with the lie, would choose it over the truth. ... No amount of logic can shatter a faith consciously based on a lie." M. Keene
"no amount of evidence, no matter how good it is or how much there is of it, is ever going to convince the true believer to the contrary." James RandiDown with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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