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Previously on "Europe prediction thread"

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  • scooterscot
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    Originally posted by petergriffin View Post
    You shouldn't worry about the Euro or Europe. You should worry about the U.S. of A. If you add Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae's debt to the official United States public debt you get more than 14 trillion dollars debt (I've actually lost count, it could be more by now) which would bring US debt to GDP ratio to more than 150%, correct me if I'm wrong. The US debt is a massive timebomb. All together the Eurozone is in much better shape.

    Not to talk about Britain's massive private household debt...


    SSSSsssshhhh!! Don't change the tune! We're saving that for the late night disco party.

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  • petergriffin
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    You shouldn't worry about the Euro or Europe. You should worry about the U.S. of A. If you add Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae's debt to the official United States public debt you get more than 14 trillion dollars debt (I've actually lost count, it could be more by now) which would bring US debt to GDP ratio to more than 150%, correct me if I'm wrong. The US debt is a massive timebomb. All together the Eurozone is in much better shape.

    Not to talk about Britain's massive private household debt...

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  • pacharan
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    Stan Getz - Street Tattoo.

    Class.

    Probably one of the most important jazz musicians of the last century.

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  • DimPrawn
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    Originally posted by Doggy Styles View Post
    One year from now? Still fiddling while Rome burns.
    WHS.

    They'll kick the can for a decade, some money printing, delaying tactics, some austerity but not much, everyone living beyond their means and paying the price with weak currencies and inflation. A long drawn out recession with little or no growth.

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  • Doggy Styles
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    One year from now? Still fiddling while Rome burns.

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  • scooterscot
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    Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post
    Any economic experts fancy sketching the European landscape one year on from today?
    Expert economist? That's shirley a oxymoron.

    Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post
    Will the Euro/EU exist
    Of course it will.

    Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post
    will Greece, Italy, Ireland, Portugal, UK, be in it?
    Yes and no to the UK.

    Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post
    Who will have defaulted
    Possibly the UK, our debt continues to increase at present.

    Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post
    will we be at war
    We already are.

    Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post
    Will we be in double dip land?
    As long as Dave and Gideon are in office yes. You can also expect the quality of living to continue its downward trend as inflation remains beyond the government's target.
    Last edited by scooterscot; 15 November 2011, 20:55.

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  • russell
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    News Headlines

    Europe Facing Liquidity 'Meltdown': BlackRock's Fink

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  • scooterscot
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    I predict petrol prices will be cheaper here

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  • Coalman
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    I predict SAS and pooperscooter will be disagreeing and both with be wrong and taking unfounded unsubstantiated but opposing views.

    That or it will just be more handbags with extra benchtime for all.

    tulip, tulip and more tulip. But its usually entertaining.

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  • TimberWolf
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    One week ahead then?

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  • DiscoStu
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    Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post
    Any economic experts ...

    AtW's never around when you need him

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  • russell
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    Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post
    Any economic experts fancy sketching the European landscape one year on from today? Will the Euro/EU exist, will Greece, Italy, Ireland, Portugal, UK, be in it? Who will have defaulted, will we be at war, etc. Will we be in double dip land? Make your predictions here and we'll see if you're right in a year's time, assuming the internet exists.
    Feck knows, anyone who thinks they can predict can feck off.

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  • DimPrawn
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    Any economic experts ...

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  • TimberWolf
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    Europe prediction thread

    Any economic experts fancy sketching the European landscape one year on from today? Will the Euro/EU exist, will Greece, Italy, Ireland, Portugal, UK, be in it? Who will have defaulted, will we be at war, etc. Will we be in double dip land? Make your predictions here and we'll see if you're right in a year's time, assuming the internet exists.

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