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Just to confirm you'd give 20 euro note for £5 note in return, when exactly do you plan to do that?Originally posted by sasguru View PostI'll swap you a £5 note for a 20 Euro one.Comment
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Govt uses debt to finance current spending - there is budget deficit and it needs to be paid for.Originally posted by Doggy Styles View PostPrinting money is creating money to directly pay off government debt. Once used, that money is gone.
Now if BoE was selling real assets like gold to earn money and then in turn buy Govt gilts then it would not be printing money, but they just create non-existant cash and transfer it directly to Govt bank account in exchange for paper printed by that Govt.Comment
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Learn English, cretin.Originally posted by AtW View PostJust to confirm you'd give 20 euro note for £5 note in return, when exactly do you plan to do that?
You really are chief of the CUK Village Idiots aren't you?

Hard Brexit now!
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So I got you wrong and you've proposed to pay £5 banknote for 20 euros, am I right this time?Originally posted by sasguru View PostLearn English, cretin. You really are chief of the CUK Village Idiots aren't you?


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You can read, albeit barely, can't you?Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostOkay, without using the words, cretin, moron, gurning or village idiot, can please explain the difference between the BoE printing physical notes and QE, if in the case of the physical notes most of them end up in a bank vault and therefore on the balance sheets of big banks?
Why don't you so some homework and find out the difference yourself?
Lazy as well as a moron, not a good combination.
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Is your business doing so badly that you've given up and so are posting bollux on here?Originally posted by AtW View PostSo I got you wrong and you've proposed to pay £5 banknote for 20 euros, am I right this time?Hard Brexit now!
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He's been torn a new one again!"Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark TwainComment
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The CUK Village Idiots, of which you are a prominent member, couldn't tear themselves out of a brown paper bag.Originally posted by scooterscot View PostHe's been torn a new one again!


It's like being attacked by a bunch of senile, toothless, old sheep except not as scary.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostLearn English, cretin.
You really are chief of the CUK Village Idiots aren't you?

Originally posted by sasguru View PostYou can read, albeit barely, can't you?
Why don't you so some homework and find out the difference yourself?
Lazy as well as a moron, not a good combination.
Originally posted by sasguru View PostIs your business doing so badly that you've given up and so are posting bollux on here?You are even more grumpy then usual. Everything okay? Upset it is Friday and you might have to spend time with Mrs sas?Originally posted by sasguru View PostThe CUK Village Idiots, of which you are a prominent member, couldn't tear themselves out of a brown paper bag.


It's like being attacked by a bunch of senile, toothless, old sheep except not as scary.

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