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Germany versus Britain - shocking statistics
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Originally posted by Robinho View PostGermany is only 1 part of the Eurozone though isn't it, certainly all is not bright in Euroland.
anyway I'm about to be permabanned so have fun with your codswallop.Hard Brexit now!
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostNo but your point of cheap money being the cause of the Uk's woes doesn't hold water does it.Comment
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Originally posted by Robinho View PostWell, it kinda does. Unless you can point out a flaw with it.
Where does that leave your "economic laws"? Because a "law" must occur always, given certain preconditions.Hard Brexit now!
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Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostThere is absolutely no evidence that any soldier was sent into battle without a weapon.
So I think that the onus is on you to prove such a ridiculous claim
Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostYour other points just go to prove and support my point - The soviet army was excellently equipped.
They got battered, but they were not short of good stuff.
It seems that the Russian T34 was very good at the spec level in 1941 but seems to have been dogged by production issues and lack of resources to repair and rescue damages ones.
If they were so magnificent they would not have been suffering a 7:1 loss ratio.
I also asked a couple of questions, you can answer them if you like. I am mainly curious as to why this massive air force made little difference.
A couple of quotes I noticed (I know you said that you do not use google, I do):
The Yak-1 was a modern 1940 design and had room for development, unlike the mature 1935-origin design of the Messerschmitt Bf 109. The Yak-9 brought the VVS to parity with the Luftwaffe, eventually allowing it to gain the upper hand over the Luftwaffe until in 1944Comment
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And Chelsea's and Mantuliptys millions never got Pep did they?“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.”Comment
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Originally posted by MyUserName View PostActually you have made a positive claim here - therefore you are also under a burden of proof. If you had said "could you show me evidence of that, I have never seen any" that would be different. However, I will have a look. As I said, I am always interested in learning new things.
My other points are not so clear cut - real like rarely is.
It seems that the Russian T34 was very good at the spec level in 1941 but seems to have been dogged by production issues and lack of resources to repair and rescue damages ones.
If they were so magnificent they would not have been suffering a 7:1 loss ratio.
I also asked a couple of questions, you can answer them if you like. I am mainly curious as to why this massive air force made little difference.
A couple of quotes I noticed (I know you said that you do not use google, I do):
The history I have just browsed through seems to state that the Russian airforce was large but was slaughtered by the Germans very early on. It is another fact of life, having something (like a large airforce) is useless unless you can effectively use it.
you made a ridiculous claim. now either back it up, learn how to concede an error in a dignified way or cease bothering the good people here with nonsense.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostYes the flaw is Germany had cheap money too. But it didn't cause the splurge that happened here.
Where does that leave your "economic laws"? Because a "law" must occur always, given certain preconditions.
Not that easy money is necessarily a bad thing, if the general supply of money is naturally high. The UK had a far higher multiplier at the time of the crash than the EU.Last edited by Robinho; 17 January 2013, 17:35.Comment
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Originally posted by Robinho View PostAs i have stated, Germany is part of a far larger monetary zone so it would be far more meaningful to look at the Eurozone as a whole and not a fraction of it.
Not that easy money is necessarily a bad thing, if the general supply of money is naturally high. The UK had a far higher multiplier at the time of the crash than the EU.
You really are a wannabe ignorant cock.Hard Brexit now!
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostOh I'm sorry I didn't realise I was talkingto a trained economist who undertood the difference between inflation, M0, M1, M3 and M4.
You really are a wannabe ignorant cock.Comment
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