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God please fall. I really, really would like to shoot those hot Euro sluts for $200. :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh
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here's the point: 99% of the people have no clue what the topic is about. public referendums are usually won by the party that screams louder but not necessaribly has the more reasonable points. this is why i don't like them. i still know that governments are by far not perfect, but still the chances that decisions are not influenced by short term marketing campaigns are much higher. |
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Stock up on gold, you're gonna need it. :2 cents: |
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What the hell I'll help you out a little bit and since you would prefer it to be about the EU/UK maybe hearing it from someone from the UK will help.
It's an illusion https://youtube.com/watch?v=V0IM7Hobd_k Canadian? Your Human Rights and the Illusion http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...21377956329335 American? The Right to Self-Determination http://www.themillionairenu.com/comeout.php |
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Let's get together, I am free as a bird now and will gladly try having you arrested again. :) Can we get Meat with us, so he could get arrested too!? ;) |
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We're talking about the fact that someone went to a risky venture to earn a little bit more, and the timing was far from ideal, but it has nothing to do with the relation between banks and its customers and any "lending standards". The access to credit in US and Europe can't be compared at any level, so can't be compared the consumer spending habits. Just for illustration, for example in this worst, extremely boring pseudo socialistic shithole where I live now, the banks are making 53 pct. of their profit on small fees (meaning that you get charged for withdrawing money, getting a statement to your adress etc.) so they're making more from holding your money than from lending money. |
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Majority of the people will always be incompetent idiots, and the Gauss curve knows no compromise - that's the beauty of this world. |
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I'm just a pathological cynic and have a little interest in the modern history. I've also studied statistics among other things and worked with the government in the past. These two things make me die hard sure those numbers are nowhere near relevant, it's just something to feed the masses with and to fill the "stats". There are no relevant or accurate statistics in this world unless you provide them on your own and for something you have access to ALL the data and input. Agression and hate is something I deeply love and practice, you should try to think too though - the risk of ownage is too high! |
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What specifical experience do you have with the European banking system, especially in the central and Eastern Europe? I am always glad to educate myself. But you can't argument with something being "wrong" - that's always relative. :) I'm out of the discussion again, time to make a dime. |
Oh, before I forget, please name also a list of all the sources that you used while coming up with those theories.
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You`re wrong and commie is right. In the USA even total loser has credit card and NINJA has mortgage, in Eastern Europe nobody has credit card and you have to be premium customer to get mortgage |
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I'm awaiting on the sources / links to where you got possesed with this demon, tell me also one specific role case of the family, that will be easier to illustrate it, won't it? I don't care about someone out of work, there's plenty of work around here, people are just degenerated idiots that are not used to take responsibility or risk and only want to be mediocre and share the same looser problems with their peers. That someone invested in "Investment funds" in eastern Europe sounds extremely scary! :winkwink: |
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Does being educated about communism equal being a communist these days?
Let's call McCarthy to the grave to be the judge! |
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http://www.xe.com/ucc/ 1 ZWD = 0.0104800 USD |
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Anyone who has ever left their apartment for even a few minutes and who can interact with other people without a heavy does of Lithium knows that the world is composed of competing interest groups and who are in a constant state of conflict, hence well orchestrated global conspiracies are not possible. Anyone who pays taxes or has dealings with any government agency in any country knows that government bureaucracies are barely capable of collecting taxes and then giving it away to their friends. There is not a government agency on the planet capable of keeping a big secret or operating in an efficient or stealthy manner. Even the fucking NKVD had to execute a bunch of its agents every few years to keep people quiet. "Never ascribe to malice that which is adequately explained by incompetence." I understand the voices in your head tell you otherwise but why don't you take your medication, get out of your basement and take a walk in the park or something. At a bare minimum please shut the fuck up. If that is not possible go post on prison planet or democratic underground where everyone will applaud your stupidity and tell you what a fucking genius you are. :disgust |
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There was EU meeting today. Read cliff notes to get idea of what I'm talking about. :-) |
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Because for decades we have exported jobs and manufacturing, imported anything we can that's 5% cheaper than producing it at home, run it on the basis that we can keep borrowing and the finance sector will earn enough to save us. We now know that sector over priced every thing it could so it could pay itself massive bonuses. Little of which will be clawed back. If you earn $1000 a week and spend $990 you can smile, if you earn $1,000 a week and spend $1001 or more you're going to get fucked eventually. That rule applies to individuals and empires. How many here live withing theirs means? We live withing our means. |
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I'm fighting it. At home after having a tube fitted and will make a blog to keep people informed, my good friend Viv Thomas had the same thing and fought and won. |
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Payment reminders start filling Estonian?s mailboxes http://www.balticbusinessnews.com/De...3-5c77f468f6a9 Even the crisis has its winners http://www.balticbusinessnews.com/De...7-473f210b162a Desperate times call for desperate measures http://www.baltictimes.com/news/articles/22268/ Latvia?s new booming business ? debt collection http://www.baltictimes.com/news/articles/20559/ Debt collectors turning to illegal methods http://www.baltictimes.com/news/articles/20353/ Lithuania Debt Collector Uses Witchcraft http://www.npr.org/templates/story/s...oryId=99451294 Latvians struggle with debt http://www.baltictimes.com/news/articles/22266/ Debt collector inundated with work http://www.baltictimes.com/news/articles/20052/ Sinking in a quagmire of debt http://www.baltictimes.com/news/articles/20243/ Latvians leaving creditors holding the bag http://www.baltictimes.com/news/articles/21649/ |
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Then think in terms of it dropping 15%. We built a house on sand and guess what happened when the tide came in? |
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Well, things in Eastern Europe are about to go from really fucking bad to a whole lot worse this week :2 cents: |
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Yes, I did. Hit our local news a few hours ago. We didn't want the cash. Czech didn't want the cash. It's the Hungary who wants it and another Baltic countries who seems to need it. We are going to see how it plays out, but I wouldn't be so sceptic.
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