lowrentyieldmakessense(honest!)

I think they are more likely to tax the gains on bullion etc heavily

and by people betting on the fall

from Ellen Brown maybe Bill Still is right link

divide and conquer

bit brazen and bust within two years but the rules are changed link

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yep its not those on benefits who are the main problem Government and the banking industry are

sorry http://www.businessinsider.com/andy-xie-th...-anymore-2010-9

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Nadeem has made some good calls in the past link

canary wharf threadneedle street westminster quangos as mentioned above and cut back on blowing people up lets get the biggest parasites first I reckon

great so who pays link

of course its only as low as 1% as only pro Euro Super State people are selected as candidates link

many good people get caught into this trap as always power corrupts etc... now how we stop the corruption is a tricky one - dont think you can force people to be vigilant link

sounds good another graph - there is one i have seen showing that financial sector profits dipped dramatically in 2008 but have bounced back up - i cant find it at the moment link