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Credit Crunch ™ is over
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostOnly chavs vote Labour.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_S...ry_of_TurvilleHard Brexit now!
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I am a chav
I'm toying with the idea of getting another car to join my fleet.
http://www.pistonheads.com/SALES/1146564.htm
I love hot hatches and this ones pretty hot.Comment
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Originally posted by sasguru View Post
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The 'Credit Crunch' was market manipulation on a massive scale - as always in these situations - ask yourself - qui bonum ?
Who profits ?
Did you receive a Billion Pound Bailout ?
Nope ? Tough cheddar .Comment
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Originally posted by AlfredJPruffock View PostThe 'Credit Crunch' was market manipulation on a massive scale - as always ask yourself - qui bonum ?
Who profits ?
Did you receive a Billion Pound Bailout ?
Tough cheddar .
HTHHard Brexit now!
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostNah. Given a conspiracy or incompetence, I would choose incompetence evert time.
HTH
Well if incompetence means that I will receive a Billion Dollar Bailout - God bless incompetence.
At any rate altough one Bubble burst - they fixed that by creating another Bubble - Massive Government Internvention including Nationalisation of the Banks - how long before that bubble pops ?Last edited by AlfredJPruffock; 20 August 2009, 09:33.Comment
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Credit crunch is not over. Banks are still being very careful with their lending and more companies are thus going bust and unemployment still rising. This will make banks even more reluctant to lend.
The recession will drag on as people hold back on spending and concentrate on paying off debts as they continue to worry about their jobs.
Petrol will reach 1.20 pounds a litre again by Xmas further putting brakes on spending power and thus the economy.
Inflation will rise over the next year, meaning interest rate rises..... taxes will also rise and public spending will be cut to fill Labour's enormous black hole, all of which will damage the recovery by reducing disposable income.Comment
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Originally posted by Cyberman View PostCredit crunch is not over. Banks are still being very careful with their lending and more companies are thus going bust and unemployment still rising. This will make banks even more reluctant to lend.
The recession will drag on as people hold back on spending and concentrate on paying off debts as they continue to worry about their jobs.
Petrol will reach 1.20 pounds a litre again by Xmas further putting brakes on spending power and thus the economy.
Inflation will rise over the next year, meaning interest rate rises..... taxes will also rise and public spending will be cut to fill Labour's enormous black hole, all of which will damage the recovery by reducing disposable income.
Weren't there supposed to be millions of swine flu deaths by now?
Let's face it you don't have much of a track record in the prediction stakes.
Hard Brexit now!
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