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<blockquote data-quote="shtove" data-source="post: 397369" data-attributes="member: 13771"><p>There is a choice of currencies. But I see silver and commodities have taken a battering this week.</p><p></p><p>Sterling is going to suffer every bit as much as the euro. Thing is, the Germans can bail on the euro if necessary - UK can't bail on sterling because London is the biggest bankster centre in the world. </p><p></p><p>This is a 20 year game playing out, and we're in year 4 at the moment. Best thing would be to scrap the banks now and replace them, but we're going to keep travelling this road like the Japanese have done since the late '80s. In the end we'll conclude that young people's taxes can't support old people's pensions, and everyone will be poor - except the bankers who stole all the real money.</p><p></p><p>Think about where your taxes go before you vote. Hang on - no point: the AV referendum in the UK had a 40% turnout. Sheep don't just get sheared - they get butchered!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="shtove, post: 397369, member: 13771"] There is a choice of currencies. But I see silver and commodities have taken a battering this week. Sterling is going to suffer every bit as much as the euro. Thing is, the Germans can bail on the euro if necessary - UK can't bail on sterling because London is the biggest bankster centre in the world. This is a 20 year game playing out, and we're in year 4 at the moment. Best thing would be to scrap the banks now and replace them, but we're going to keep travelling this road like the Japanese have done since the late '80s. In the end we'll conclude that young people's taxes can't support old people's pensions, and everyone will be poor - except the bankers who stole all the real money. Think about where your taxes go before you vote. Hang on - no point: the AV referendum in the UK had a 40% turnout. Sheep don't just get sheared - they get butchered! [/QUOTE]
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