Tim Drayton wrote:Meanwhile, the odds on a vote to stay in have hardened to 1/5 - 1/6! It is as though some people know something that the rest of us don't.
See: http://www.oddschecker.com/politics/bri ... hip-result
What BBC won't tell you about Brexit: Decline of Britain since 1973 EEC Tony Gosling. Why leave EU?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAq1q1_swyM
miltiades wrote:Yes, he is obviously short of words, or at least wise words, therefore he reverts to using emoticons. !!
Paphitis wrote:miltiades wrote:Yes, he is obviously short of words, or at least wise words, therefore he reverts to using emoticons. !!
That's all the old bat deserves and the forum is picking that up too!
Tim Drayton wrote:Sorry if this is becoming a bit of an obsession (but I can't help feeling it is a good pointer), but money keeps piling on stay with the bookies. It's 1/8 in some places now.
http://www.oddschecker.com/politics/bri ... hip-result
We Have Entered the Looting Stage Of Capitalism — Paul Craig Roberts
The banks don’t want Greece to be able to service its debt, because the banks intend to use Greece’s inability to service the debt in order to loot Greece of its assets and resources and in order to roll back the social safety net put in place during the 20th century. Neoliberalism intends to re-establish feudalism—a few robber barons and many serfs: the One Percent and the 99 percent.
The way Germany sees it, the IMF is supposed to lend Greece the money with which to repay the private German banks. Then the IMF is to be repaid by forcing Greece to reduce or abolish old age pensions, reduce public services and employment, and use the revenues saved to repay the IMF.
As these amounts will be insufficient, additional austerity measures are imposed that require Greece to sell its national assets, such as public water companies and ports and protected Greek islands to foreign investors, principally the banks themselves or their major clients.
http://www.paulcraigroberts.org/2016/05/25/we-have-entered-the-looting-stage-of-capitalism-paul-craig-roberts/
Tim Drayton wrote:Sorry if this is becoming a bit of an obsession (but I can't help feeling it is a good pointer), but money keeps piling on stay with the bookies. It's 1/8 in some places now.
http://www.oddschecker.com/politics/bri ... hip-result
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