Reply to: The Bye Bye Cameron Thread

[AtW]

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[Mark2009]

It's Camoron's fault we've the got fooks that we have now.

I beg to differ

[AtW]

I liked Cameron better than the ***** we have now.

It's Camoron's fault we've the got fooks that we have now.

[Mark2009]

I liked Cameron better than the ***** we have now.

[AtW]

I was quite pleased about the coalition, anything to get rid of New Labour.

With Brexit hindsight I wish I'd voted for Brown. Or Milliband.

Turned out the coalition was much better than Tory Scum in control!

[SueEllen]

I was quite pleased about the coalition, anything to get rid of New Labour.

With Brexit hindsight I wish I'd voted for Brown. Or Milliband.

Millipede?

[VectraMan]

I was quite pleased about the coalition, anything to get rid of New Labour.

With Brexit hindsight I wish I'd voted for Brown. Or Milliband.

[TimberWolf]

Gordon Brown has just left Downing Street bound for the House of Commons.

[AtW]

You mean, the government has started printing the money?

No, no no - nothing of that dirty sort.

The Govt does not print money, it just sells 10-20 year gilts.

BoE prints money to buy gilts by proxy, but don't worry it will get its money back in 20 years.

[TimberWolf]

The Pound is dropping and gold is up this morning, but not significantly, yet.

[d000hg]

It's meaningless and disingenuous statement if by that he didn't mean support. What was the point in saying it otherwise, especially with detail in regard to the number of seats and votes.

His party might not allow him to unite with Tories, even though they got first chance to negotiate a deal. That was his choice, as he said beforehand, rather than going straight to Labour.

[Gonzo]

That's because Govt allegedly induces commercial banks to buy gilts then quickly sell them back to BoE for freshly printed GBP to make big fat margin and avoid making BoE buy gilts directly.

HTH

You mean, the government has started printing the money?

[AtW]

there was no trouble with raising an extra £2,500,000,000 of government borrowing this morning

That's because Govt allegedly induces commercial banks to buy gilts then quickly sell them back to BoE for freshly printed GBP to make big fat margin and avoid making BoE buy gilts directly.

HTH

[TimberWolf]

Another good one, independent of who Clegg sides with

[Gonzo]

Well, GBP is holding up and there was no trouble with raising an extra £2,500,000,000 of government borrowing this morning so perhaps that is a sign that the markets do not fear the lib-lab government.