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| Leave the Euro - peg our currency to the Zimbabwean Dollar but with existing interest rates and all debts would be wiped out before Xmas. Meanwhile back on Planet Cowen ...
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Would this mean that bank's could keep all the money that they've borrowed from depositors? Folk might not go for this plan (to put it mildly). . |
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Forgive my mortgage, I sell up and move to Argentina! Not going to help our economy. re. picking up the economy, buying cars, houses etc....isn't that what the loans where for in the first place?! Not that I'm against anything from the bible, if you are listening Big Man. |
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| Nobody. The fact is we are in a deflationary spiral of debt default. Corporate, sovereign, municipal, mortage, asset backed and credit card debt can not be repaid as the incomes to service them is dropping like a stone. Be it Ireland or California government revenues are collapsing. The state incomes are being squeezed out of people by force of law but just imagine the falls in corporate revenues. This has a way to go before everyone grasps what the implications are. One thing is sure though, the welfare state as we know it is finished. Rhonda, lets see the global agenda go for broke tomorrow in DC. |
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| Not realistic. The State is already up to its eyeballs in potential liabilities with the state guarantee scheme, so it can't afford to guarantee all debts. If you mean the State should just invalidate all debts fullstop rather than taking them on, then that is a recipe for economic collapse since the banks and many businesses would go bust.
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| You don't pay it off - you wipe the slate clean The people to whom the debts are owed are the people who got us into this mess. F**k them! It was never real money in the first place. Start with a blank piece of paper and build a new system.
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