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I bring the debt into democratic ownership You default He has had all overseas assets confiscated due to Vulture Fund legal action
Cretin, it would be UK banks, pension funds and other entities that hold UK gilts that go bust because they'll have massive write downs.
Unions already go on strikes for smaller than expected salary increases, what do you think they'll do if they can't get paid? By the way in the event of state default foreign property of state (embassies for example) can be sold off to cover for it.
Too much of current spending is financed by debt, so you can't just put on hold a few big projects and stop borrowing.
Maybe this sort of tulip can be done in a euro zone because currency won't be devalued much, but given that UK is on its own with sterling it simply does not have this option. They'd rather print money than default - which is precisely what happens now.
And you think owning gold is worse than holding sterling?
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