Pay off your credit cards and store debts to save the economy, says Cameron

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  • Bazigar007
    Member
    • Feb 2011
    • 74

    #16
    I thought we were already trying to take the Arab penensular >> Doh

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    • racin-snake
      V.I.P. Member
      • Jun 2009
      • 2285

      #17
      Originally posted by super jumbe
      Politicians have no ears, they do not hear a thing you say***8230;***8230;..

      But I have an idea!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

      Let***8217;s sell our gold reserve; it***8217;s only a piece of metal and we share the remaining change and pay off our debts***8230;***8230;***8230;***8230;***8230;***82 30;.

      in reality they only need to sell the other half of our gold reserve as gordon brown sold half between 1999 and 2002
      Gordon Brown's decision to sell half of the UK's gold reserves 'cost UK 5billion' - Telegraph

      this made brinks mat look like shoplifting and hardly any media coverage at the time

      oh yes Britain is in the sheite
      Last edited by racin-snake; 6 October, 2011, 11:50.
      Today is the Tomorrow you worried about yesterday ......Was it worth it ?

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      • hypersonic
        Banned
        • Dec 2008
        • 254

        #18
        Meaty m8
        I am not praising the Tories. I think that all politicians are bent. They go into politics for their own benefit, not to serve the people. Your only have to look at their manifestos to see that the subjects of immigration, crime, fuel prices, Iraq, Afganistan, MPs expenses & corruption were not any partys agenda. Also, when the Tories lost the election and handed over power to Tony Blair in 1997 the UK budget was in the black, where government spending was less than the taxes raised. Gordon Brown then went on a spending spree and started flogging off the family gold The price of gold today is over 5 times higher since Gordon Brown sold more than half of Britain?s reserves. The Treasury pre-announced its plans to sell 395 tons of the 715 tons held by the Bank of England, which caused prices to fall. The bullion was sold in 17 auctions between 1999 and 2002, with dealers paying between $256 and $296 an ounce. Since then, the price has increased rapidly. Yesterday, it stood at $1,600 an ounce. There are 14.63 troy ounces to the lb and 2240 lbs to the ton. At an average price of $276 per oz he would have raised $3.6 Billion. At todays price he would have raised $20.7 Billion. A loss to the UK taxpayer of $17.2 Billion or (?11 Billion) This loss of ?11 billion, is more than three times the amount lost under Tory Chancellor Norman Lamont when Britain left the Exchange Rate Mechanism in 1992. (if you doubt this information Google is your friend)

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        • Meat-Head
          V.I.P. Member
          • Oct 2009
          • 32000

          #19
          Originally posted by super jumbe

          As meat is asking for answers I may able to put him out of miseries???.

          We colonized the part of Africa, Asia, etc from 19** on. During this time we do not ask is that gold or oil belongs to some nuts we call it ours.

          No more oil, no more gold, the more we sanction some countries we are going in red.

          There are no easy solutions; let?s take over the Arab peninsular and we will be rich again.

          WAR WAR WAR



          *CONFUSED EVEN MORE*


          So 'the bloke' in the photo does he need pinning up a wall untill he wipes this debt off then?

          sigpicWas Banned For Being Certifiably Insane and Stupid

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