The British poodle bites the hand that feeds it..........

[Mega]

I been saying this for some weeks now, Lydon Laroche spoke of it years ago......he said they gang up on the rest of us but time to time stab each other in the back.........it looks like the knifes are OUT!

Mega's Advice to US:-
Take them out, cream those Limey c8ock sucking bastards, do it now, do quickly!
Mike

[don]

Re: The British poodle bites the hand that feeds it..........

MEG: In FIRE's ballroom fandango, is the City of London a dancing poodle or a lion that roars? (a poodle in every other way, for sure).

PS: how do you select a segment off YouTube?

[Mega]

Re: The British poodle bites the hand that feeds it..........

Don
Click & copy the address of the youtube........then click on the film icon (3 from the left) paste the address you are there.
Mike

[Chris Coles]

Re: The British poodle bites the hand that feeds it..........

I been saying this for some weeks now, Lydon Laroche spoke of it years ago......he said they gang up on the rest of us but time to time stab each other in the back.........it looks like the knifes are OUT!

Mega's Advice to US:-
Take them out, cream those Limey c8ock sucking bastards, do it now, do quickly!
Mike

Mike, you have got it the wrong way around; Wall Street is suddenly aware that the new thinking about investment into the Western worlds FUTURE economies stems from the UK; NOT the US. And in which case, they are trying to undermine the credibility of the British banking system to see if they can take control of the new thinking from Wall Street.

What we are witnessing is the rapid decline of Wall Streets influence over the Western economies.

All new thinking involves intellectual property; property that they do NOT own.

That is what drives them to a frenzy; something they cannot control. So instead, they are trying to force the issue of who takes control by trying the sledgehammer; rather than personal, face to face networking, like any normal businessman, (or woman)......

They two fingered a British thinker who, forced to come back home to the UK, sat down and re-wrote the rules for investment. Now they have woken up to their dilemma.

There is a new kid on the block and he holds solid IP to underpin his credentials. Penniless he may be; but what he holds is priceless and now, suddenly, they know it.

[GRG55]

Re: The British poodle bites the hand that feeds it..........

And in the meantime, in a form of reverse colonialism, the rest of us in the Commonwealth keep buying up the country

The Canadian pensioners who own Britain

4:00PM BST 11 Aug 2012

In less than ten years, a handful of the country's biggest funds have bought outright or own stakes in some of the UK's most prized infrastructure. That includes High Speed One, the railway line that connects London to the Channel Tunnel; Scotia, Scotland's biggest gas network; the ports of Southampton and Grimsby; Birmingham and Bristol airports and Camelot, the operator of the national lottery.

They've also been part of consortiums that have purchased engineering company Tomkins and, in May of this year, software maker Logica. Just three weeks ago one of them secured a slice of the national game when Goals Soccer Centre, the biggest operator of five-a-side football pitches in the country, was acquired...

...The pension funds behind the deals are the CPP Investment Board, the Ontario Teachers Pension Plan (OTPP), Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement Scheme (OMERS) and the Caisse de depot et placement du Quebec. Sitting on about 315bn pounds in assets, they collectively manage the pensions of teachers, fireman, policeman and employees from both the public and private sector across Canada...

[Chris Coles]

Re: The British poodle bites the hand that feeds it..........

And in the meantime, in a form of reverse colonialism, the rest of us in the Commonwealth keep buying up the country

The Canadian pensioners who own Britain

4:00PM BST 11 Aug 2012

In less than ten years, a handful of the country's biggest funds have bought outright or own stakes in some of the UK's most prized infrastructure. That includes High Speed One, the railway line that connects London to the Channel Tunnel; Scotia, Scotland's biggest gas network; the ports of Southampton and Grimsby; Birmingham and Bristol airports and Camelot, the operator of the national lottery.

They've also been part of consortiums that have purchased engineering company Tomkins and, in May of this year, software maker Logica. Just three weeks ago one of them secured a slice of the national game when Goals Soccer Centre, the biggest operator of five-a-side football pitches in the country, was acquired...

...The pension funds behind the deals are the CPP Investment Board, the Ontario Teachers Pension Plan (OTPP), Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement Scheme (OMERS) and the Caisse de depot et placement du Quebec. Sitting on about 315bn pounds in assets, they collectively manage the pensions of teachers, fireman, policeman and employees from both the public and private sector across Canada...

Very apt to point this out. Canada has parallelled the French; but the real culprits are the UK executive government who; (to cover up their lack of either available tax income, or borrowings to replace taxation), have sold off the nation.

Today, it is like being the scion of a once wealthy and successful individual, only to discover that he had sold off all the assets to maintain his lifestyle. As a Labour politician said at the changeover from the last government here; there is no money left.