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    Goldman Sachs following a P.IE posters lead?

    There's a simple way out of the mess, Gordon: a state bank
    Jim O'Neill, chief economist at Goldman Sachs
    15 December 2008


    But the Government needs to use the mechanism it has at its disposal to interrupt the downward spiral. Using Northern Rock, the Post Office or nationalising another institution that touches the economy might be the way
    There's a simple way out of the mess, Gordon: a state bank | This is Money

    Now, that was posted on thisismoney.co.uk today Dec 15th yet...

    http://www.politics.ie/economy/36572...ml#post1253025 was posted by Zanu-FF on October 24th

    In my opinion, the banks should not be saved, there are alternatives for conducting business - the post office system could have a computer system rollout and could handle swift/iban transfers
    I wonder why Zanu-FF was banned, that seems like a brilliant post seeing that chief economist with Goldman Sachs is now saying the same thing - 3 weeks later!

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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnNash View Post
    There's a simple way out of the mess, Gordon: a state bank | This is Money

    Now, that was posted on thisismoney.co.uk today Dec 15th yet...

    http://www.politics.ie/economy/36572...ml#post1253025 was posted by Zanu-FF on October 24th



    I wonder why Zanu-FF was banned, that seems like a brilliant post seeing that chief economist with Goldman Sachs is now saying the same thing - 3 weeks later!
    Any chance that you are Zanu-FF? It was an intelligent post, by the way.

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    Quote Originally Posted by toxic avenger View Post
    Any chance that you are Zanu-FF? It was an intelligent post, by the way.
    No, Zanu is banned

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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnNash View Post
    No, Zanu is banned
    I remember, he went a tad over the top on a thread I posted on. His suggestion for the post offices here was a very intelligent one, though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by toxic avenger View Post
    I remember, he went a tad over the top on a thread I posted on. His suggestion for the post offices here was a very intelligent one, though.
    such a pity, we could do with more of those ideas here.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnNash View Post
    In my opinion, the banks should not be saved, there are alternatives for conducting business - the post office system could have a computer system rollout and could handle swift/iban transfers
    I wonder why Zanu-FF was banned, that seems like a brilliant post seeing that chief economist with Goldman Sachs is now saying the same thing - 3 weeks later!
    lol Zanu seems like an irrepressible type of guy

    About the idea in question, did'nt we already have one of those and it was called the TSB Trustee Savings Bank ? As far as I remember, Irish Life and Permanent took them over and the deposits transferred to the new entity were 100% guaranteed by the government even post transfer to the IL&P.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnNash View Post
    No, Zanu is banned
    Hmmmm... [COLOR=white]...[/COLOR]
    A poster of some consequence...

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