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Don't you think you may be being a little alarmist Brassneck
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I am not saying it will happen but if you follow the ten points we will see how far it does go.Lets say if the government announce that they are lowering interest rates the will say it with a load of spin telling you that they are being prudent.
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There is one more thing to bear in mind - this is not Turkey, or North Korea, China or anywhere with a large standing army, non-Dad's Army reservists and an overstaffed and armed Police Force.
This is England, where all those necessities have been abandoned. It would take 48 hours for this country to descend into absolute anarchy, and there would be noone there to do anything about it. |
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Brassneck thinks he's George Orwell
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IRELAND owe 200 billion since the last crash.But the feckers told the people that there was no need to panic,they said the banks were healthy and the bank regulators said we were awash with money.
Then one night a guy comes on the telly and says"i have stark news,the country is broke and we have only enough money to last 4 more weeks" it was a nightmare scenario .never trust governments they lie through their teeth. And brexit has Ireland in the sh1t again.but this time the people will not be fooled. so keep a close eye on the irish economy ,it will give big clues to what is really happening with brexit. |
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And now ITALY are broke,but they are keeping it a low profile ,spain,portugal,and Greece are near as bad but its all smothered in spin.And sometimes .I think the uk were correct ,they may have got in the life boat before the great European titanic hits the bottom
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easy Napolean
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All sounds good - i was bored.
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It was the Credit Crunch, everywhere is still in recession....
We are not out of it, maybe we never will be Your last post seemed to have changed sides brassneck. The EU itself is in big trouble as you say. |