Reply to: More Project Fear Lies

[JohntheBike]

Nope not even that. There is a limit to the sort of controlled QE that was done. Any more and you start getting Zimbabwe style inflation.
There are no arrows in the quiver left if there's a recession. But to be fair that's true of most Western countries, apart from Germany which has a huge trade surplus and therefore money in the bank.

money in the bank

not to mention their gold reserves -

• Gold reserves by country 2019 | Statista

Gordon Brown relegated us to our current reserves position. Can't trust these Labour people can you?

It looks like Germany, Italy, France and the Netherlands have done very well out of our membership of the EU!

[sasguru]

Of course you do.

Annoying isn't it. But who said life was fair?

[Zigenare]

Like all Disneys it ends well though - I get to inherit his millions.

Of course you do.

[sasguru]

Bankrupt dad to an eco shed.

Vintage Disney.

Like all Disneys it ends well though - I get to inherit his millions.

[BR14]

Do you know what? I despise myself

aye, - right.

[minestrone]

Do you know what? I despise myself for prodding an obvious alcy. I'm going to leave it now.

Bankrupt dad to an eco shed.

Vintage Disney.

[Old Greg]

Do you know what? I despise myself for prodding an obvious alcy. I'm going to leave it now.

Don't worry too much. He will have forgotten about it by now.

[sasguru]

I understand you're angry and jealous. I can't help you; maybe give the samaritans a call

Do you know what? I despise myself for prodding an obvious alcy. I'm going to leave it now.

[Whorty]

For someone that so publicly eschews nationality, location and belonging you spend post after post making value from where you live, or don't.

I mean most people on here occasionally make a reference to there location, but it seems so much more for you.

"I live here" "I moved from there" "My wife told me to move from London"

It's all quite sad really.

Sad is publicly, and frequently, stating for a fact that the UK is leaving the EU at the end of March and publicly, and frequently, posting about their celebration party. Then, when proven completely wrong, hiding from the forums in the hope that when you come out from under your stone we'd all have forgotten.

Sorry fella, but you made an utter fool of yourself.

[sasguru]

For someone that so publicly eschews nationality, location and belonging you spend post after post making value from where you live, or don't.

I mean most people on here occasionally make a reference to there location, but it seems so much more for you.

"I live here" "I moved from there" "My wife told me to move from London"

It's all quite sad really.

tsk tsk. "their"

Is it really that hard to master your native tongue? Or are you, as I suspect, a congenital idiot?

[Whorty]

People say universal credit has been a failure. Well done you and Chardonnay,

I understand you're angry and jealous. I can't help you; maybe give the samaritans a call

[minestrone]

If I was European I would think that.
I think the only thing the more intelligent of them worry about is that, post Brexit, the de facto 51st state of the US may be parked on their border.
But hey I happen to like the US. Trump is temporary.
If it so happens that the NHS is abolished, more privatisation happens, taxes are cut and the rich get their perks, I might live in the UK after all.

For someone that so publicly eschews nationality, location and belonging you spend post after post making value from where you live, or don't.

I mean most people on here occasionally make a reference to there location, but it seems so much more for you.

"I live here" "I moved from there" "My wife told me to move from London"

It's all quite sad really.

[sasguru]

"I'm insulated anyway"

Who said that?

[sasguru]

People say universal credit has been a failure. Well done you and Chardonnay,

He's gone to the 2nd stage. Predictable as a metronome.

[sasguru]

"I'm insulated anyway"

like a 2nd floor apartment in Portugal makes you Warren Buffet.

And the rest.