Undisputedtruth

Here is some more evidence where the Ordinary Joes were victims of the financial crisis. Come on Damian show me your evidence, you imbecille.

The problem with trading using fundamentals is that a lot of the data is already factored in the price movement before reaching the trader themselves.

I did find facts and evidence very challenging as there were none in any of your posts. I suggest you put up or shut up. Personally, knowing what I know, I think it's going to be the latter.

Notice how the lying sh!t expressed the assault as an accident.

I think Dicken's mistress lived on Linden Grove.

The chart doesn't look good for the Euro and I'd expect to see it break through the 0.897 support level to 0.7750 quite soon.

Hopefully the FA will charge Suarez for violent conduct and ban him for a further four games.

Hardly surprising as you are unable to argue fairly without resorting to dirty tricks and dishonest tactics. I didn't know I had a hairpiece, Hugo. More mud slinging, hey.

Huguenot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I haven't seen their figures - but 'doing very > well' should only be calculated one way for > commercial publishers: making a profit. It's no > use having a 420,000 circulation if it loses more > money on every issue sold. Shortlist Media are doing very well. ?15 million in turnover this year with expansion of their business to Russia. Not bad considering they've only had an investent ?4m and shuld be shortly turning a profit shortly. Thankfully they didn't have to rely Huguenot's business skills. Nearly forgot, they have cirulation figures of 950,000 for their two magazines Shortlist and Stylist alone.

Damning evidence.

Huguenot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You can spot a person from their language, it's > like a fingerprint, that's not you UDT. If it was a copy and paste job then you should be able to google the source. Good luck to finding it because the source came from me. Edited to add: I'm going out so see you all tomorrow for more kick ass action from UDT.

Huguenot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > When was the last time you mentioned Danish Unions > UDT? The last time when I said the Tories nicked most of their policies abroad apart from the Danish policy on unions.

No it wasn't Hugo. Now get lost.

Oxade-Chamberland for England.

1) Reduce UK's exposure to banks 2) Rather than privatising public sector turn them into co-operatives 3) Invest more in the creativity industries 4) Give NHS freedom from political meddling 5) Give bonuses for success in export markets 6) Reduce taxation levels for the lower to middle incomes as these people are likely to spend more in this country unlike the rich 1% where they would spend elsewhere 7) Better planning policies to incorporate better timeless designs and longevity 8) More financial education. 9) Limitations on banking, CBI, etc lobbying 10) Increasing lobbying representatives for communities and marginalised groups 11) A fairer and open press that doesn't represent the views of a decrepit Aussie 12) Giving Unions the same powers given to Danish Unions 13) Better thought out transport policies that fitsahead of its time 14) Link success of industries to hollistic targets

A fair society where everyone, from road sweepers and up, is recognised for their contribution. An end to the shift of wealth transfer from the lower/modest incomes to the richest 1%.

Huguenot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Damian H, you really shouldn't drag yourself down! Too late for that. Coming on the forum and giving 'hearsay' on the financial crisis. What a sucker.

More dull talk, Damian. Verrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrry borrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrring!

More don't any better' talk, Damian. Extremely dull. Better use your time and do some more research.

I'm getting bored of all this small minded argument. I really don't want to waste my time with the 'don't know any betters'. Thank you.

I don't think Harry should go to prison. The court case and imprisonment costs outweighs his tax bill in any case. Best to reserve prison for the dodgy bankers. Their crimes are far more worse than Harry's dodgy memory issues.

Damian H Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Seems you have given up addressing the actual > issues now though since your lamentable lack of > credibility or reason has been exposed by multiple > posters here. Dream on, sucker.

Damian H Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I find conspiracy theorists so sad. They are > desperately needy people. They need their > villains because it allows them to evade > responsibility for their own circumstances. Gosh! > Sounds a bit like blaming the bankers and > exonerating the Ordinary Joe, doesn't it? Seems you're easily impressionable and perhaps goes to explain your lack of understanding of the financial crisis. As I said before, I do not support conspiracy theories.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Actually, I agree but facking hell! I don't want > him to be England manager. We need him at Spurs. > @#$%& the England job. I think CPS wants him too but in jail.

Damian H Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Since I am not a banker, That will explain your lack of understanding in the finanancial crisis. There are many newspaper articles and TV documentaries highlighting the fact that these 'Ordinary Joes' were the real victims of the financial crisis. Sorry Damian, you really need to do your research on this one. All what you've done is telling me you don't know what you're talking about. @Hugo, Telling lies again. I said before on this forum that I don't support 911 conspiracy theories. My view of the bankers stemmed from the early 90s where I've learned most of them are pretty much incompetant. Most fund managers fail to beat the FTSE 100 index yet people prefer to invest in their products despite the high management fees. Bankers are not deserving of their high salaries or bonuses. @woodrot There are some parts I agree with and in particular mainstream decision on financial matters where I think the real problem is a lack of financial awareness and an overreliance on marketing materials. Furthermore, people should have greater understanding of architectural issues and history before embarking on monstrous extensions. However, where we disagree is whether the 'Ordinary Joes' were responsible for the financial crisis. Now if you read this article http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/economics/2785403/Ninja-loans-explode-on-sub-prime-frontline.html then you can clearly see that these ordinary people were victims and not outright fraudsters as depicted by Damian.