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Couldn’t agree more with the above, outstanding player for this level. So happy he’s back. Makes everything look so easy, and the ball sticks to him like magic whenever he goes in for tackles.
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We are massive
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Need to slow the game down a bit, getting a bit frantic
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Love to see it
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JWP range this. We are knocking it about really well
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Some player
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The Burnham Years - Can the new(ish) broom sweep clean?
Osvaldorama replied to iansums's topic in The Lounge
My overall point was that understanding how the economy is doing is a matter of perspective. (Aka how you are measuring it.) Measured in gold (and other hard assets), the average British person is being fucked over, and the country is declining as a result. From that perspective economy has been terribly managed for a long time. I disagree with Gloucester’s assessment that it’s doing well. But also, GDP per capita has been stagnant for more than a decade. People can try and argue that “it’s global issue” all they like, and there is some merit in that. But the main reason for that is because all of the G7 have adopted the same stupid policies. (Eg driving energy costs up with ridiculous net zero policies and massive welfare spending.) The UK has spent £1.1 trillion more on welfare benefits than critical infrastructure since 2006. You can’t tax your way to growth. It must be nurtured and incentivised. -
The Burnham Years - Can the new(ish) broom sweep clean?
Osvaldorama replied to iansums's topic in The Lounge
UK GDP in 1975. £115 billion. UK GDP now. £3.04 trillion. That is up 2,555 percent. In pounds. In gold. Down 55 percent. From 28 ounces a head in 1975. Peak 101 ounces in 1999. Now 13 ounces. They printed/borrowed the money. They issued the credit. The number went up. The output did not. You work harder for less. Your wages buy less. Your house costs more. Your children will work harder for less than you. That is not growth. That is theft. The chart shows it. And no, gold isn’t an arbitrary commodity. It is seen as the safest store of value by central banks themselves, even now, in fiat/debt clown world. -
The Burnham Years - Can the new(ish) broom sweep clean?
Osvaldorama replied to iansums's topic in The Lounge
Yea, all fiat currencies are trending to zero. That’s the only part in your post which you got correct. Well done for trying, though -
Breaking: Just one in five new jobs created over the past decade went to Britons, new report reveals, with the vast majority taken by migrant workers from outside the EU. I wonder why the right wing parties are gaining popularity? Our young people have been systematically betrayed at every level.
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The Burnham Years - Can the new(ish) broom sweep clean?
Osvaldorama replied to iansums's topic in The Lounge
Of course. But how you measure debasement is inportant. Gold is still held & used by central banks at the settlement layer. It’s not a 100% reliable indicator, but it’s one of the best ways to show the decline in purchasing power over time. -
The Burnham Years - Can the new(ish) broom sweep clean?
Osvaldorama replied to iansums's topic in The Lounge
Tell me you have no idea how the economy works without telling me -
Leftist waffle. What is good about what he said? Basically he’s just said “could the right-wing parties please stop weaponising the constant unrelenting stream of events that completely vindicate their world view”
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We’ll see.. the premier league has a brand to protect too. There is a lot of anger out there about this, from many sources. I’m not sure they’ll be able to brush it under the rug. But unfortunately you’re right that money usually talks.
