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Originally posted by PurpleGorilla View PostAccording to this it raised $3.5bn.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sale...9%E2%80%932002
Cost to bail out the banks in 2009, £135bn.
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Crash is on its way
Originally posted by scooterscot View PostHistorically speaking not really... Germany has 3,380 - Poor poor Italy has 2,400 - lol even the Netherlands has twice UK gold reserves - France 2,435 tons - Basically Europe is a lot richer
Is that why they call them gold plated pensions (suck it up snowflakes).
Still the snowflakes can have a gold iPhone I suppose.Last edited by PurpleGorilla; 3 August 2017, 09:39.
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Originally posted by Benny View PostIs 395 tons of the stuff a trifling amount?
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Originally posted by Benny View PostIs 395 tons of the stuff a trifling amount?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sale...9%E2%80%932002
Cost to bail out the banks in 2009, £135bn.
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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostJust when you think the road will run out someone lays more tarmac.
No chance.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostThe question is how long the can will be kicked down the road.
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Originally posted by bobspud View PostActually they didn't blame him per-se. What they did do was vilify the useless jock bastard for spending just about every penny he could find for no benefit, chaining us to ******* calamitous Private Finance Initiatives, selling the gold by announcing his intentions to the market so they could screw us and basically ensured that at the point we needed some money in our coffers to solve the ******* huge tsunami that had just engulfed us, we had NOTHING...
As for PPI, remarkably UK government is doing it again with EDF and Chinese contractors building power stations - you will pay for being useless.
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Originally posted by chopper View PostI will make a prediction about the future. When the crash comes, and there will be a crash in the future, be it 30 weeks or 30 years, you can be absolutely certain that there will be people very loudly blaming Brexit.
They should all be sent to Syria and the UK can take Syrian immigrants in return.
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Originally posted by bobspud View PostActually they didn't blame him per-se. What they did do was vilify the useless jock bastard for spending just about every penny he could find for no benefit, chaining us to ******* calamitous Private Finance Initiatives, selling the gold by announcing his intentions to the market could screw us and basically ensured that at the point we needed some money in our coffers to solve the ******* huge tsunami that had just engulfed us, we had NOTHING...
Now interest rates are way too low. 2008 will look like a picnic compared to the next crash. The question is how long the can will be kicked down the road.
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Originally posted by chopper View PostI will make a prediction about the future. When the crash comes, and there will be a crash in the future, be it 30 weeks or 30 years, you can be absolutely certain that there will be people very loudly blaming Brexit.
Remember, people blamed Gordon Brown for the total and complete meltdown of the global financial system in 2007/2008. Quite impressive he had that power.Last edited by bobspud; 3 August 2017, 07:39.
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Originally posted by _V_ View PostIt's difficult to make predictions.
Especially about the future.
Remember, people blamed Gordon Brown for the total and complete meltdown of the global financial system in 2007/2008. Quite impressive he had that power.
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