PROOF THAT THE SYSTEM WORKS

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  joe9991 year, 3 months ago #1Show comment toolsReply

  what is you're responsibily though?
  have you ever thought about that?
  
  how are you helping someone else?
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  AberdeenDad1 year, 3 months ago #2Show comment toolsReply

  Maybe it is too early, but I do not understand your point OP.
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  CrazyHorses1 year, 3 months ago #3Show comment toolsReply

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ETxmCCsMoD0&ob=av3n
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  raulvibes1 year, 3 months ago #4Show comment toolsReply

  hot deal for bankers 8)
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  Shengis1 year, 3 months ago #5Show comment toolsReply

  It added that without another stimulus from QE, inflation was likely to fall from its current 4.2% to below its 2% target, as rising unemployment and falling import and energy prices fell away, and as the VAT increase from 17.5% to 20% last January also dropped from the annual comparison.

  
  
  Thought that would be a good thing. As it is with rising inflation, money becomes worthless. Therefore those that are sensible with money suffer. Or am I wrong?
  
  Now if we had super inflation our wages could rise to £50000 a week and we could all flip the bird to the banks as we pay off our mortgages lol.
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  joe9991 year, 3 months ago #6Show comment toolsReply

  Shengis

  It added that without another stimulus from QE, inflation was likely to fall from its current 4.2% to below its 2% target, as rising unemployment and falling import and energy prices fell away, and as the VAT increase from 17.5% to 20% last January also dropped from the annual comparison.

  
  
  Thought that would be a good thing. As it is with rising inflation, money becomes worthless. Therefore those that are sensible with money suffer. Or am I wrong?
  
  Now if we had super inflation our wages could rise to £50000 a week and we could all flip the bird to the banks as we pay off our mortgages lol.

  
  
  
  
  yeah, but a hamburger would cost £1000
  
  and a vote on xfactor would be about £50, that we can not take. we have rights
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  bencotucker1 year, 3 months ago #7Show comment toolsReply

  How much money does the banks give in tax??
  
  8% of the treasury purse
  
  not all that bad
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  SpeedJunkie1 year, 3 months ago #8Show comment toolsReply

  Shengis

  It added that without another stimulus from QE, inflation was likely to fall from its current 4.2% to below its 2% target, as rising unemployment and falling import and energy prices fell away, and as the VAT increase from 17.5% to 20% last January also dropped from the annual comparison.

  Thought that would be a good thing. As it is with rising inflation, money becomes worthless. Therefore those that are sensible with money suffer. Or am I wrong?Now if we had super inflation our wages could rise to £50000 a week and we could all flip the bird to the banks as we pay off our mortgages lol.

  
  
  It would be falling too fast, perhaps?
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  joe9991 year, 3 months ago1 Like #9Show comment toolsReply

  bencotucker

  How much money does the banks give in tax??
  
  8% of the treasury purse
  
  not all that bad

  
  
  
  do you work for a bank?
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  csiman1 year, 3 months ago1 Like #10Show comment toolsReply

  Shengis

  It added that without another stimulus from QE, inflation was likely to fall from its current 4.2% to below its 2% target, as rising unemployment and falling import and energy prices fell away, and as the VAT increase from 17.5% to 20% last January also dropped from the annual comparison.

  
  
  Thought that would be a good thing. As it is with rising inflation, money becomes worthless. Therefore those that are sensible with money suffer. Or am I wrong?
  
  Now if we had super inflation our wages could rise to £50000 a week and we could all flip the bird to the banks as we pay off our mortgages lol.

  
  I read that and didnt get it either. Surely a target of 2% is what the BOE are tasked with so injecting more money into the economy (thus making all of us poorer!) will stoke inflation further.
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  donaldduck21 year, 3 months ago1 Like #11Show comment toolsReply

  It might be a better idea to use the £50 billion to build roads, bridges and whatever else can create jobs for those claiming benefit who in turn would pay taxes. For all these billions being lent to banks a lot of people are still saying they are not then lending it to the businesses that need it.
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  donaldduck21 year, 3 months ago1 Like #12Show comment toolsReply

  joe999

  bencotucker

  How much money does the banks give in tax??
  
  8% of the treasury purse
  
  not all that bad

  
  
  
  do you work for a bank?

  
  
  No, he runs supposed free give aways of games and then does the dirty on everybody. ;)
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  casparwhite1 year, 3 months ago #13Show comment toolsReply

  csiman

  Shengis

  It added that without another stimulus from QE, inflation was likely to fall from its current 4.2% to below its 2% target, as rising unemployment and falling import and energy prices fell away, and as the VAT increase from 17.5% to 20% last January also dropped from the annual comparison.

  
  
  Thought that would be a good thing. As it is with rising inflation, money becomes worthless. Therefore those that are sensible with money suffer. Or am I wrong?
  
  Now if we had super inflation our wages could rise to £50000 a week and we could all flip the bird to the banks as we pay off our mortgages lol.

  
  I read that and didnt get it either. Surely a target of 2% is what the BOE are tasked with so injecting more money into the economy (thus making all of us poorer!) will stoke inflation further.

  
  i say devalue the pound some more.....great for people not earning them ;)
  
  make it a hungee
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  danmc1 year, 3 months ago1 Like #14Show comment toolsReply

  Were screwed so Bank of England to inject £50bn into the economy = Quantitative Easing = Inflation = Prices go up = Our assets worth less = were screwed.
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  Shengis1 year, 3 months ago #15Show comment toolsReply

  danmc

  Were screwed so Bank of England to inject £50bn into the economy = Quantitative Easing = Inflation = Prices go up = Our assets worth less = were screwed.

  
  From my calculations it screws the rich more than the poor, so at least thats one ray of sunshine X)
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  csiman1 year, 3 months ago1 Like #16Show comment toolsReply

  Shengis

  danmc

  Were screwed so Bank of England to inject £50bn into the economy = Quantitative Easing = Inflation = Prices go up = Our assets worth less = were screwed.

  
  From my calculations it screws the rich more than the poor, so at least thats one ray of sunshine X)

  
  rising prices hit the poor far more than the rich
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  Shengis1 year, 3 months ago #17Show comment toolsReply

  csiman

  Shengis

  danmc

  Were screwed so Bank of England to inject £50bn into the economy = Quantitative Easing = Inflation = Prices go up = Our assets worth less = were screwed.

  
  From my calculations it screws the rich more than the poor, so at least thats one ray of sunshine X)

  
  rising prices hit the poor far more than the rich

  
  But percentage wise the rich have lost more. I'd rather lose 10% of £100 than 10% of a million.
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  Joey Bloggsy1 year, 3 months ago #18Show comment toolsReply

  Here's a couple of links to how economy works -
  
  Your text here
  
  Your text here
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  Shengis1 year, 3 months ago #19Show comment toolsReply

  Joey Bloggsy

  Here's a couple of links to how economy works -
  
  Your text here
  
  Your text here

  
  This also : Your text here
  
  Bottom line, the banks own the government/people. Used to be known as slavery.
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  csiman1 year, 3 months ago2 Likes #20Show comment toolsReply

  Shengis

  csiman

  Shengis

  danmc

  Were screwed so Bank of England to inject £50bn into the economy = Quantitative Easing = Inflation = Prices go up = Our assets worth less = were screwed.

  
  From my calculations it screws the rich more than the poor, so at least thats one ray of sunshine X)

  
  rising prices hit the poor far more than the rich

  
  But percentage wise the rich have lost more. I'd rather lose 10% of £100 than 10% of a million.

  
  I'd rather lose 10% of a million cos I'd still have £900,000 in my bank rather than £90 ;)

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