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Time to destroy the Bank of England?
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This time it's very serious- as much as in 1929.
Once again- the Central Banks- which are actually 100% owned by large Private Banks like Rothschild's, LLoyds, etc and idiotic economically illiterate government are to blame.
Governments have borrowed far more than they can afford to pay back.
Projected combined US-UK bad loans and
Time to destroy the Bank of England?
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Time to destroy the Bank of England?
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This time it's very serious- as much as in 1929.
Once again- the Central Banks- which are actually 100% owned by large Private Banks like Rothschild's, LLoyds, etc and idiotic economically illiterate government are to blame.
Governments have borrowed far more than they can afford to pay back.
Projected combined US-UK bad loans and
Time to destroy the Bank of England?
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I'm in the middle of a psychology degree, problem is now i want to be a doctor...?
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By the time i finish this degree (just finished 1st year, 2 more to go), i'll be £12,000 in debt. And from what i can figue out on the internet, you only get funding from the government for one degree, so the second degree (medicine degree) you do i would have to pay upfront rather than being able to get a student loan. Also i'm guessing
I'm in the middle of a psychology degree, problem is now i want to be a doctor...?
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help?.......?
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I am an unemployed student curently on my Summer holiday, therefore not receiving any of my loan/bursary until September....i have applied for hundreds and hundreds of jobs and signed up with loads of agencies but no luck getting a job.... the job centre wont let me claim JSA and i am at the height of my over draft.... im so depressed, ive got no
help?.......?
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If I'm selling my house in France to pay debts in Eng will I still pay tax?
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Just a thought... if we sell our house in France - which we own outright - to pay off debts in England (which were used to finance the house in the first place and is basically crippling us), will we still have to pay tax on the whole amount? If so, why? Because if we do have to pay tax when we owe so much money isn't that a little imorral
If I'm selling my house in France to pay debts in Eng will I still pay tax?
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Why are most countries in debt with international bankers?
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Why is it we have to suffer and pay maximum tax when these bankers rip the people with everything. I can also say when a country is in debt, they people who invested in the loan have more power than the government.
Why are most countries in debt with international bankers?
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Why does the bank of England have complete control over the issue of our currency..?
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Yet no accountability to the public... If you look on companies house it does not provide any accounting or ownership details because it is created by "royal charter" So who owns it..? I am told by economists that the currency prouced has an attached interest a loan that self perpetuates by further issuing of currency to pay the loan...
Why does the bank of England have complete control over the issue of our currency..?
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Mortgage assets swapped for Government backed bonds. Doesn't that translate into bad debt for public money ?
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The credit crunch is the reluctance of banks to lend to each other. Lend money that they already have. They just want to charge more for it because they made a lot of bad loans.
Surely they made the loans, they were going to profit from them, and now that they've gone bad, they should shoulder the losses. They're all still making
Mortgage assets swapped for Government backed bonds. Doesn't that translate into bad debt for public money ?
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The Government really has the British worker over a barrel, don't they?
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Years ago, British workers fought for their rights. They took to the streets and demonstrated, they went on strike, they formed unions which stood up to the Big Bosses and demanded fair treatment.
These days, the Unions have been robbed of their teeth by Thatcher, The British worker daren't complain as Peter the Pole is willing to jump
The Government really has the British worker over a barrel, don't they?
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