Pound at all time low? Well that was a lot of fuss about nothing...

Justin Passing said:
What makes you think you have the right to be ignored?
You don't get it, do you.

Nobody is bothering to challenge what you wrote, but you are being asked a question - many times.

Your cognitive dissonance appears to be that you think your utterances answer the question. They don't.
You haven't addressed the question.
If you think you have, you're wrong - rather plainly.
Nobody swallows that political ideology hold a country's economy together. That definitely looks like a rather pathetic suggestion.

Maybe you don't have enough of a clue what you're talking about and are just enjoying the deflections;
or you do, and you're just a troll - the type which infests forums like this.
Since you 're now on to inventing accusations about others' beliefs, it's looking like the latter.

Is that right, you're just here to self-pleasure behind a curtain of anonymity?
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You may have to wait for an answer, I hear he's jetted off to the WEF to tell Klaus Schwab and George Sorros where they're going wrong.
 
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noseall said:
I'm no financial expert and know when to stay quiet on the subject, unlike some expert waffle spouters.
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That's right, you have no idea at all.
Doesn't stop you sticking your oar in with some bs opinion though.
 
Justin Passing said:
Nobody is bothering to challenge what you wrote, but you are being asked a question - many times.
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Ok, which part of your question does the following NOT answer?

wellyfish said:
The mechanics of fiat economies like the UK can be boiled down to this:

. Govt spends £s into existence
. Those £s are used (or saved)
. Each time they are used they attract taxation
. All govt spending, except that which is saved, eventually returns to the Exchequer
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Nobody swallows that political ideology holds a country's economy together. That definitely looks like a rather pathetic suggestion.
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Where did I say that? What I said, if you care to read it properly, is:

The level of provision of public services e.g. NHS, social care, education, infrastructure etc. is a matter of political ideology.
 
carmanmemoranda said:
is a 2 week high something to be proud of?
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Just happy with the fact that it’s not kept going the way elly wanted it to go. Anyway, waiting for it to come back on as I asked it a question the other day and it went to ground. I suppose it’s waiting till the question gets forgotten. I'll ask again when it resurfaces from its shift at the care home.
 
Mottie said:
Just happy with the fact that it’s not kept going the way elly wanted it to go. Anyway, waiting for it to come back on as I asked it a question the other day and it went to ground. I suppose it’s waiting till the question gets forgotten. I'll ask again when it resurfaces from its shift at the care home.
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The stupid old troll doesn't like an answer it gets so starts playing silly games again...

And it was the one that voted to crash the pound, but is too ashamed to admit it got it horribly wrong...

I have to say I'm not sure what it's fascination is with care home's though...

Or maybe the troll is realising that it won't be too long before it will be admitted to one?

Edit. I wonder if will ever realise that he has voted away his kids/grand kids opportunities?

And that they will choose where it ends up languishing?

Better to get used to those wonky vegetables mottie/motman :LOL:
 
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wellyfish said:
The mechanics of fiat economies like the UK can be boiled down to this:

. Govt spends £s into existence
. Those £s are used (or saved)
. Each time they are used they attract taxation
. All govt spending, except that which is saved, eventually returns to the Exchequer
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So why did the Germans try to flood the country with counterfeit notes during WW2?
And why did UK feel it necessary to remove all notes above £5
And what happens to the £'s that go abroad?
And why are old notes destroyed, why not leave them in existence?
 
ellal said:
The stupid old troll doesn't like an answer it gets so starts playing silly games again...

And it was the one that voted to crash the pound, but is too ashamed to admit it got it horribly wrong...

I have to say I'm not sure what it's fascination is with care home's though...

Or maybe the troll is realising that it won't be too long before it will be admitted to one?

Edit. I wonder if will ever realise that he has voted away his kids/grand kids opportunities?

And that they will choose where it ends up languishing?

Better to get used to those wonky vegetables mottie/motman :LOL:
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Ah, @ellal you’ve finished for the day. Good. Now, how about answering my question? The same question that you asked me in post #102 that I answered in post #103?
 
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Pat ex said:
So why did the Germans try to flood the country with counterfeit notes during WW2?
And why did UK feel it necessary to remove all notes above £5
And what happens to the £'s that go abroad?
And why are old notes destroyed, why not leave them in existence?
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Dunno about the other questions but old notes are destroyed and replaced with others because they fall to bits.
 
Mottie said:
Just happy with the fact that it’s not kept going the way elly wanted it to go.
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I think we are all happy for that, including Truss and Kwarteng.

What about over the last 6 years though, you seemed to miss out that part of the question, seeing as you always pester people to answer your irrelevant or incorrectly worded questions.
 
wellyfish said:
That's right, you have no idea at all.
Doesn't stop you sticking your oar in with some bs opinion though.
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