My Friday Rant

[Terpe]

It's often said that Love is Blind.
I wonder if rage or anger can be blind also?

I've tried to keep a good sense of calm despite the Euro Punch and Judy Show, but if I'm honest I do often feel a rage.

Just observe those powerful people of Europe as they all fight to retain something of their power and reputations in forfeiture for honesty and truth.
It's an interesting lesson in human behaviour when trying to decode the thought processes of the rich and famous in positions of power.
Their egos are even larger than the huge debts they wilfully create and neglect. Why do they actually believe they are above the law and and can make and modify their own rules and ignore the laws that the rest of us must follow.
They have no moral conscience at all and it seems nothing can shame them.

The most despicable behavior continues to be displayed by those rich and powerful people who are still hiding behind masks of the so called market speculators

Their creeping insidious tentacles reach every corner in the name of profit.

It's not just limited to Europe, it's global. It threatens to not only change governments but also to change every facet of decent society.

I hope something will prove me wrong and that morality and truth will eventually triumph over greed and money.

Better not hold my breath.

[Steve.r]

That sums it all up pretty well

[Bluebirdjones]

I assume you're refering to Barrosso, Rumpy-Pumpy, and the rest of the crew ?

[Englishman2010]

I wonder if the German's wish they'd kept the Deutschemark now that they are going to have to bail out all of the Latin/Southern European, tax fiddling and left wing nations.

[grahamw48]

And people wonder why I voted against 'Europe'.

Always a ....up waiting to happen.

[stevewool]

aint life simple when you have nothing, just enough to get buy and save a little, life still is good

[gWaPito]

It's often said that Love is Blind.
I wonder if rage or anger can be blind also?

I've tried to keep a good sense of calm despite the Euro Punch and Judy Show, but if I'm honest I do often feel a rage.

Just observe those powerful people of Europe as they all fight to retain something of their power and reputations in forfeiture for honesty and truth.
It's an interesting lesson in human behaviour when trying to decode the thought processes of the rich and famous in positions of power.
Their egos are even larger than the huge debts they wilfully create and neglect. Why do they actually believe they are above the law and and can make and modify their own rules and ignore the laws that the rest of us must follow.
They have no moral conscience at all and it seems nothing can shame them.

The most despicable behavior continues to be displayed by those rich and powerful people who are still hiding behind masks of the so called market speculators

Their creeping insidious tentacles reach every corner in the name of profit.

It's not just limited to Europe, it's global. It threatens to not only change governments but also to change every facet of decent society.

I hope something will prove me wrong and that morality and truth will eventually triumph over greed and money.

Better not hold my breath.

I wonder why Anthony Blair and the Kinnock tribe came to mind while reading this.

All decent people have the belief that good will prevail over evil.....be it now or in the next.

[Terpe]

Thought I should share the latest flipchart:-

[Terpe]

Sources tell that HSBC (my second bank) is taking a hit of $1.8 Billion as customers just completely stopped paying their mortagage last quarter.
Now that's really turning down the oxygen supply.
Hmmm

[grahamw48]

Oh, so just a couple of streetsworth of bankers then.