Apparently Jesus was also the literal son of God, do you believe that andy?

I think Max Keiser and Stef would disagree with you RE:money, hell you run a business and can afford trips to Venice, i live in abject poverty renting and going without heating if I want to get stoned enough to escape reality for a couple hours, wanna swap places?

Mike wrote:
Its called getting off your lazy bum and doing some work.
They need floor moppers and toilet cleaners in the new DPRK gulag toilets.

As for jesus I'm not surprised they thought he was the son of God, if Bill Hicks was there at the time they'd have thought he WAS God ffs lol :p

andyh wrote: pfft, did you build your house, do you grow your food, do you grow the material to feed and cloth your family, do you grow the material to build and maintain your home, do you have your own well or a stream or access to one, do you collect the water, milk the cows, do you have cows, meat and dairy, do you keep chickens, etc,?
It may be possible to live without money these days andyh, but neither of us do or could I expect.

I don't think you'd get very far with an IT company if money was abolished tomorrow, which it wouldn't be.

Mike wrote:
Some food yes, water yes, aiming to have some guinea fowl but not chickens.

Put it this way, if the economy came to a halt tomorrow I'd not be waiting for a dole cheque

What we all cannot live without is the co-operation of others and you should not suffer lack of it for lack of paper tokens.
The tokens divide us and keep us separate, we are basically denying ourselves our true potential.
Money cannot buy you love ofc, even rich people suffer in this respect and they should be able to see it.

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A toff versus a trader. The interesting bit starts at 5:21, I haven't bothered watching any of the BBC nonsense, and would recommend you do the same:

The way they talk you'd think paxman and that egit actually think paper money has more value than gold, lol.

andyh wrote: Paxman obviously has no idea what he's talking about, which is fair enough, I suppose. He's only paid a seven figure salary to present a news programme! You would hope the guy from the Economist would have a bit more nous. Although, if you look at his body language, I don't think he believed a word that he was saying. If he does, then he can log on to the Economist's website and see that the world falls $7 billion further into debt every day!

jobless recovery LOL!

www.independent.ie/business/small-busine...s-ibec-29211786.html

Or two speed recovery in the case of Ireland but its more like ones going forward while the others in reverse

Frankie Boyle on the Keiser Report:



It's interesting here that Keiser, an Amerian, correctly recognises that the BBC is right-wing, whereas there are huge publications and millions of people in Britain who believe that it's left-wing. For example, this book argues that:
This is how confused people are. Interesting to note as well that when Keiser was making his BBC show he was explicitly told not to mention Israel under any circumstances.

There is a good discussion of the UK 'help to buy' scheme in the first half of this programme:



You can read my explanation of this scheme here:

www.guardian.co.uk/money/2013/may/20/ave...ets#comment-23746645

Greg Palast discusses the 'Endgame' memo in this episode:

Thanks for the new vid...oh and reminding me of how thoroughly I pwned that commies butt