Stupid World

[mashman]

Looks like they're complying with new legislation requiring ring-fencing of banking services to customers and small businesses.

Cunts.

Aye, a legal separation. Iron clad... til the next time the definition blurs.

[Ocean1]

Aye, a legal separation. Iron clad... til the next time the definition blurs.

And you'd rather.... they didn't protect personal deposits legally?

Only it sounds like just more of your whining, with even less than the usual excuses.

[mashman]

And you'd rather.... they didn't protect personal deposits legally?

Only it sounds like just more of your whining, with even less than the usual excuses.

Protect money from who? Who's going to take it with rules in place eh.

Of course it does. Soft sounds drift down, not up.

[Brian d marge]

An under control max

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3k51xAsaGKY



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[Brian d marge]

23 percent vat . . .lets hope that the imf doent get ita way

11 percent on basic food . . .ouch

You poor greek sods

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[Brian d marge]

http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-33060794

Happy happy joy joy

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[James Deuce]

And you'd rather.... they didn't protect personal deposits legally?

Only it sounds like just more of your whining, with even less than the usual excuses.

The reality is that there is no protection for banking customers at all. Governments will bail banks out rather than bear the almost intolerable resulting economic collapse and leave bank cutomers swinging in the breeze. HSBC have quite simply just held the middle finger up to multiple Govts and yelled, "Suck it", at the top of their voice for the last 10 years. A change in legal entities and name changes and HQ relocation will just expand the capacity to steal, launder, lose and misappropriate money "invested" by anyone of a lesser financial status than Bernie Ecclestone, another famous thieving bastard. HSBC is one of the few corporate entities out there who actively take the low road rather than ending up there through a lack of coordination between the various arms of the same entitity or poor decision making by an investment arm.

[mashman]

23 percent vat . . .lets hope that the imf doent get ita way

11 percent on basic food . . .ouch

You poor greek sods

Aye, poor greek sods sums it up.

[yokel]

point 1

from the work Ive done ..The fella is making sense ..( and Ive looked quite deeply into the richie poorie thing ...Rome ...etc )

point 2

yes ...

point 3 explain to me what socialism is? ( the second part of that sentence .. I again disagree... with the word useful .. unless you call tits on a bull useful ?)

Stephen

that vid points to Japan a few times, and how well are they doing?? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...y_suicide_rate

[Brian d marge]

that vid points to Japan a few times, and how well are they doing?? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...y_suicide_rate

Japan different culture on topping ones self
I think they find pleasure in it

As for the two pictures . .actually your right im not sure you know why


Socialism is what name implies . . . So why did it go a little off the rails

Follow the money





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[Ocean1]

The reality is that there is no protection for banking customers at all. Governments will bail banks out rather than bear the almost intolerable resulting economic collapse and leave bank cutomers swinging in the breeze. HSBC have quite simply just held the middle finger up to multiple Govts and yelled, "Suck it", at the top of their voice for the last 10 years. A change in legal entities and name changes and HQ relocation will just expand the capacity to steal, launder, lose and misappropriate money "invested" by anyone of a lesser financial status than Bernie Ecclestone, another famous thieving bastard. HSBC is one of the few corporate entities out there who actively take the low road rather than ending up there through a lack of coordination between the various arms of the same entitity or poor decision making by an investment arm.

I has a solution. Give all your money to me, my antecedents are impeccable. Honest. Seriously, dude, govt guarantees may not be as watertight as some might like, but they're a damned sight more so than any unregulated alternative.

Besides, by a stupendous stroke of good management I don't have need of the services of HSBC, so I don't give a tinker's cuss about their ethical rectitude. I can heartily recommend the same strategy to anyone wondering what to do with their surplus dosh.

[Brian d marge]

I has a solution. Give all your money to me, my antecedents are impeccable. Honest. Seriously, dude, govt guarantees may not be as watertight as some might like, but they're a damned sight more so than any unregulated alternative.

Besides, by a stupendous stroke of good management I don't have need of the services of HSBC, so I don't give a tinker's cuss about their ethical rectitude. I can heartily recommend the same strategy to anyone wondering what to do with their surplus dosh.

You can trust banco central de venezuela



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[mashman]

Fake mobile phone towers found to be ‘actively listening in’ on calls in UK ... I know I shouldn't laugh, but I did, and really really well too..

[Brian d marge]

Fake mobile phone towers found to be ‘actively listening in’ on calls in UK ... I know I shouldn't laugh, but I did, and really really well too..

No its a fake story from the internet

I mean if you do nothing wrong
Ya do not have to worry

The police have better things to do than to watch us

Not

Hahahahahahhahaaaaaaa

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[mashman]

Winston Peters blasts government and Fonterra

Ex-England boss McClaren named Newcastle manager