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Re: Morgan Stanley...The British are F*cked!
British Ka-Poom ? If the fishermen-financiers of Iceland were able to abandon krona and beg the euro for rescue, why won't the brits abandon the pound too? They would have nothing to lose. Grobalization makes national currencies obsolete, anyway, as Mr Steil explains.Originally posted by Mega View Post
(that part with the gold uber currency based on shares of actual gold bars and controlled by private banks 'without the need for govenrment support' is sweet :rolleyes
Mega, how much do you think a cheap british wife would cost by April of 2010? One without crooked teeth preferably
Actually this is a good business opportunity. An agency for british mail order brides. Just make a joint venture with a good dentist and a suntan salon and you are in bussiness.
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Re: Morgan Stanley...The British are F*cked!
Good to see you back posting.Outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend. Inside of a dog, it's too dark to read. -GrouchoComment
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Re: Morgan Stanley...The British are F*cked!
When Britain joins the Eurozone, it will be time to short the Euro.Originally posted by $#* View PostBritish Ka-Poom ? If the fishermen-financiers of Iceland were able to abandon krona and beg the euro for rescue, why won't the brits abandon the pound too? They would have nothing to lose. Grobalization makes national currencies obsolete, anyway, as Mr Steil explains.
(that part with the gold uber currency based on shares of actual gold bars and controlled by private banks 'without the need for govenrment support' is sweet :rolleyes
Mega, how much do you think a cheap british wife would cost by April of 2010? One without crooked teeth preferably
Actually this is a good business opportunity. An agency for british mail order brides. Just make a joint venture with a good dentist and a suntan salon and you are in bussiness.
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Re: Morgan Stanley...The British are F*cked!
Thanks Master Shake. Good to see you are still here. I'll be off again until march or april, I may drop here from time to time.(hopefully at X-mas).Originally posted by Master Shake View Post
That is a very good point, at least for short term. It depends though how much support is the Fed going to extend to the euro. A sharp devaluation of the euro with respect to the coalition of the zirping, may not be pleasant to the FED. I believe they would try to avoid too many imbalances between USD and the euro (put here the rest of the minor contributors such as CND, SEK), in a joint competitive devaluation so a big dive of the euro with respect to the dollar may not happen.Originally posted by hayekvindicated View PostWhen Britain joins the Eurozone, it will be time to short the Euro.
The japanese yen may be an interesting (but dangerous) game to play. I, personally, wouldn't go for it. I'll just sit and watch this one.Comment
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Re: Morgan Stanley...The British are F*cked!
That woman is already married.Originally posted by $#* View PostMega, how much do you think a cheap british wife would cost by April of 2010? One without crooked teeth preferably Comment
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Re: Morgan Stanley...The British are F*cked!
lol - very goodOriginally posted by BigBagel View Post"that each simple substance has relations which express all the others"Comment
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Re: Morgan Stanley...The British are F*cked!
the british are just getting back to historical norms
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Re: Morgan Stanley...The British are F*cked!
"If the fishermen-financiers of Iceland were able to abandon krona and beg the euro for rescue, why won't the brits abandon the pound too? They would have nothing to lose. Grobalization makes national currencies obsolete, anyway, as Mr Steil explains. (that part with the gold uber currency based on shares of actual gold bars and controlled by private banks 'without the need for govenrment support' is sweet :rolleyes".[/quote]
I'm sorry, was that globalization, grovelization or a clever amalgam of the two?Comment
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