Re: Political views of realists and rosetinters
Posted: Wed May 02, 2012 2:35 pm
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Ask JD - they both do crucial world-saving work.SWLGooner wrote:What is the difference between the Air Quality Expert Group and the Expert Panel on Air Quality Standards?
I completely agree Bren. The Banks were allowed to get away with ridiculous stuff. Personally I work in Business Banking and I've never had a silly bonus. I still earn good money, but it's a pretty challenging job to be a bank manager to businesses. Particularly with the anti-Bank press, I get more abuse during work hours than on here,northbankbren wrote:Cuts need to be made from the top downwards.
Banks who had to be bailed out by the goverment like rbs should be paying no bonuses at all.
I also dont buy into the "well they'll go work elsewhere" argument. Banks in the US are outright refusing to pay the bonuses until there is real growth. Something which should happen in this country.
And tax dodgers like Fred Goodwin need to be held to account.
The recent budget just proved that the rich are the priority. And this is whats wrong with all the current political parties. They're run by men who have zero life experience apart from being born with the silver spoon in the mouth, sent to oxbridge and then straight into a political party on the back of daddies contacts.
I think its disgusting that cuts are being made for the lowest income jobs and families while these mass corporations and banks get away with huge tax evasion and paying huge bonuses during a crisis which they created.
I'll be voting for the lesser of the two evils for mayor. And it wont be for Boris.
Joke party. An independent UK would be fucked. We might save money due to welfare reforms, but we'd lose a shed-load from the loss of international trade. I actually quite like being in Europe for what it's worth. We have more in common with the French and Germans than we do with the yanks.HashKads wrote:Frank, what are your views on UKIP?
maybe start your own, or is it more comforting being the person on the sidelines, who knows it all but won't dare you his own thing, like your lambasting of swl over the banner. start your own polictical party, how about "The Anti-Clique Society"frankbutcher wrote:Joke party. An independent UK would be fucked. We might save money due to welfare reforms, but we'd lose a shed-load from the loss of international trade. I actually quite like being in Europe for what it's worth. We have more in common with the French and Germans than we do with the yanks.HashKads wrote:Frank, what are your views on UKIP?
Henry Norris 1913 wrote:maybe start your own, or is it more comforting being the person on the sidelines, who knows it all but won't dare you his own thing, like your lambasting of swl over the banner. start your own polictical party, how about "The Anti-Clique Society"frankbutcher wrote:Joke party. An independent UK would be fucked. We might save money due to welfare reforms, but we'd lose a shed-load from the loss of international trade. I actually quite like being in Europe for what it's worth. We have more in common with the French and Germans than we do with the yanks.HashKads wrote:Frank, what are your views on UKIP?
still means nothing frankfrankbutcher wrote:The government spends more than GDP derives in income.
where the fuck did you get that fromfrankbutcher wrote:Henry Norris 1913 wrote:maybe start your own, or is it more comforting being the person on the sidelines, who knows it all but won't dare you his own thing, like your lambasting of swl over the banner. start your own polictical party, how about "The Anti-Clique Society"frankbutcher wrote:Joke party. An independent UK would be fucked. We might save money due to welfare reforms, but we'd lose a shed-load from the loss of international trade. I actually quite like being in Europe for what it's worth. We have more in common with the French and Germans than we do with the yanks.HashKads wrote:Frank, what are your views on UKIP?
EH?? How about the "Wannabe hooligan - top-to-toe in Stone Island Party" You can be the Chairman.
if only this were true we wouldn't be in a banking based recession.frankbutcher wrote:The top brass of Banks are effectively earning money for old rope. It's like paying the dealer at the casino stupid money? They don't take any real risks.
The UK's annual income is derived from its GDP.highburyJD wrote:still means nothing frankfrankbutcher wrote:The government spends more than GDP derives in income.
They don't take personal risks. I.e they get paid even if things go tits up for the Bank. They risked the Bank's and the UK's future and still got paid big money for it. Look at Goodwin, Bob Diamond etc. You're agreeing with me now.highburyJD wrote:if only this were true we wouldn't be in a banking based recession.frankbutcher wrote:The top brass of Banks are effectively earning money for old rope. It's like paying the dealer at the casino stupid money? They don't take any real risks.
The reality is they oversaw far bigger risks being taken than they even knew
but still got paid for their failure
Henry Norris 1913 wrote:frankbutcher wrote:Henry Norris 1913 wrote:maybe start your own, or is it more comforting being the person on the sidelines, who knows it all but won't dare you his own thing, like your lambasting of swl over the banner. start your own polictical party, how about "The Anti-Clique Society"frankbutcher wrote:Joke party. An independent UK would be fucked. We might save money due to welfare reforms, but we'd lose a shed-load from the loss of international trade. I actually quite like being in Europe for what it's worth. We have more in common with the French and Germans than we do with the yanks.HashKads wrote:Frank, what are your views on UKIP?
EH?? How about the "Wannabe hooligan - top-to-toe in Stone Island Party" You can be the Chairman.![]()
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as Chippy correctly pointed out you obviously havent a cluefrankbutcher wrote:We have a massive deficit as a percentage of our GDP. In other words we spend more than our GDP every year. I know exactly what I'm talking about.Chippy wrote:Eh? In that one phrase you have demonstrated you haven't got a clue what you are talking about.we have a massive GDP deficit
is wrong - GDP can be measured over whatever period you likefrankbutcher wrote:Shown yourself up again mate. GDP is more akin to Turnover, which is a P&L item. GDP is an annual measure.
frankbutcher wrote:The government spends more than GDP derives in income. I thought you would get the gist of the point.