Simon Jenkins is uneasy about Quantitative Easing…
“The Bank of England quarterly bulletin is full of QE theology. Its report on a recent conference on the subject is pure angels on pinheads.”
Simon Jenkins is uneasy about Quantitative Easing…
“The Bank of England quarterly bulletin is full of QE theology. Its report on a recent conference on the subject is pure angels on pinheads.”

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Andrew Pierce on Ed Balls…
“Porky Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls sweet-talked guests at a fund-raising dinner by saying if he wasn’t a politician, he would be a chef. That’s not surprising, since he was accused of cooking the Treasury books when he was Gordon Brown’s boot boy.”

Bloody foreigners, coming over here taking all our twitter followers




we’ may have some idea of its effect when it ceases
all the rest of the Bilk of England’s efforts are overtime
Pinheads and pricks do manage the banks but angels don’t exist
QE is the current acceptable method of inflating debt away. The governments of the West believe that the population is too thick to realise what is going on, and the current surge in Labour’s fortunes indicate just how right they are. In medieval times it was known as coin-clipping and all the governments did that as well, while visiting horrendous punishments on private enterprise engaged in the same practice. Some things never change.
Yes, only acceptable to the B of E and stupid conniving politicians. For normal people it stinks.
We should PFI the BoE
Interesting take on QE by Tim Worstall, an autodidact like most of us here.
http://timworstall.com/2012/07/13/could-someone-hit-simon-jenkins-with-a-monetary-cluebat/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+timworstall%2FKTZv+%28Tim+Worstall%29