Daily Doom

[scooterscot]

I did change my mind recently about hearing of Britain bailing out Ireland and Portugal. So long as our debt costs less than we charge for theirs, we're effectively a bank in a strong position.

This is the spin I was reading in the local Deutsche paper. The strongest economies here know it's to their benefit for the PIGS to recover, even if they default the state shall always survive and they'll look to those who helped them in the their darkest hour.

[scooterscot]

You wouldn't mean those owners who made their fortune as property spekulants?



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Thank you.

I mean those two brothers, yes. You've got to hand to them though, they've positioned themselves in the US at the bottom of the slope.

[minestrone]

I'm sorry, I'm not a bloody ant.

[Sysman]

You wouldn't mean those owners who made their fortune as property spekulants?

They do seem to get through a lot of editors

During their ownership of The Scotsman the newspaper went through seven editors in nine years

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At the Telegraph Group, Murdoch MacLennan made over 100 journalists redundant in 2006, prompting the National Union of Journalists to consider strike action. The Sunday Telegraph editor Dominic Lawson was sacked and replaced by Sarah Sands in June 2005 but she lasted just nine months. Patience Wheatcroft, from The Times was appointed editor in March 2006. She was later replaced by Ian McGregor in 2007.

[Sysman]

It's almost like the owners of a certain newspaper are trying to insight doom so come the defaults they can pick up a few bargains/countries.

You wouldn't mean those owners who made their fortune as property spekulants?



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[thunderlizard]

Have "Wayne's World" started writing headlines for the Telegraph too?

Brown's bid for the IMF gathers pace – not – Telegraph Blogs

[CheeseSlice]

National debts are never forgotten, and nothing is ever written off.
Can't find the Churcill quote (Winston that is).

I did change my mind recently about hearing of Britain bailing out Ireland and Portugal. So long as our debt costs less than we charge for theirs, we're effectively a bank in a strong position.

[TimberWolf]

Way to go Hong Kong SAR. And Australia and New Zealand, with whom we should have unioned with.

[DimPrawn]

Surging Inflation Data Spurs Asian Traders to Buy Silver & Gold at New Record Highs Prices | Gold News

[scooterscot]

It's almost like the owners of a certain newspaper are trying to insight doom so come the defaults they can pick up a few bargains/countries.

[DimPrawn]

What Europe's coming debt default will look like – Telegraph Blogs

Buy gold, vote UKIP.

HTH BIDI