Thread: British QE: Consumption-tration Camps - Keiser

Good plug on Britain, QE, and some other notes. Is Britain's economy in this bad of shape or is this hype.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=111&v=dSCl5OAJK8Q

https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=276&v=dSCl5OAJK8Q

^ It's Max Keiser.

So, instead of RT, you can critique Keiser,

and of course, Keiser was being sarcastic with that statement.

In the 1830s slavery was made illegal
Instead of compensation for the slaves
authority decided that slave owners would be compensated
costing 17 billion pounds to sort it
creating the biggest financial crisis on the planet
worse than the one we have today.
british banking was in crisis and this rolled over into the Irish economy
controlled by the brits at that time.
A potato blight in the 1840s compounded with the banking debt
saw more than 1.5 million to 2 million starve to death.
There was food other than spuds but that was taken and used to feed
soldiers in the Crimea and sold to help pay off the debt.
2 million were also forced to leave Ireland for pastures new to escape the nightmare.
They didn't give a flying fuck then and they don't today.
Maybe not starving as folk have food banks but suicides all over are mounting.
And being kept secret for now.

Love Max and Stacy.

Originally Posted by Black Heart

^ It's Max Keiser.

So, instead of RT, you can critique Keiser,

and of course, Keiser was being sarcastic with that statement.

the chap hangs out with RT, real tv and infowars... then uses the language of the tin foil head. a chap who simply knows the truth and works back from that to 'discover' the evidence... not the kind chap thats going to give you reliable information.

There are quite a few serious issues facing the UK economy... but this chaps not going to help find out that they really are. you need to find people who are actually interested in the accuracy of what they tell you

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Originally Posted by Black Heart

There are quite a few serious issues facing the UK economy... but this chaps not going to help find out that they really are. you need to find people who are actually interested in the accuracy of what they tell you

I'm interested in knowing more about the UK situation, economically.

If you, or anyone can steer me to some sources, I'll read it up.

RT=Putin Propaganda.

Just ignore the rubbish.

For starter's I would recommend three books

The nature of money, 'A History of Debt, the first 5000 years', by David Graeber
economics without the revisionism, 'bad samaritans', by Ha-Joon Chang
Nature of cronyism, 'Asian Godfathers', by Joe Studwell

Why different countries develop at different rates, 'Guns, Germs And Steel', by Jared Diamond

All a hell of a lot better researched than what you find on RT and infowars