Comments by "" (@charliemoore2551) on "Why doesn’t the Bank of England tell the truth?" video.

@fanfeck2844 I agree. They are completely clueless. Most mainstream financial journalists still subscribe to the neoliberal nonsense which, incredibly, is still taught in universities.
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@marksesum A bit of a waste of sock-puppet user. Surely you could have said something more profound or convincing than that
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He's a professor of accounting with an excellent track record of advising government. He's advocating the very opposite of "arithmetic tricks" - or Neoliberalism, as we have come to know it.
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@aporiac1960 Way to misquote! I said " an excellent track record of advising government. " In other words giving advice on successful policies. I appreciate that this must be strange concept for Neoliberals - who have never given successful policy advice.
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@aporiac1960 If only it could be warded off just by voicing its name! Unfortunately, it has been the guiding ideology of all governments of the UK for the last 4 decades and is the cause of the woeful economic and political trajectory of the UK over that period. I often point that out. I'd be fascinated to find out how you know that. The term was actually coined by the far-right Mont Pelerin Society back in the 1950s but its adherents have tended to disown it as it has become increasingly associated with economic decline and oppressive regimes like Khameini's Iran or Pinochet's Chile. As for what you believe, that's entirely up to you. Believe what you want.
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@Arbitrary-z6j Just like the amount of time you've been on YouTube makes a great deal of sense. That's VERY unprofessional sockpuppet trolling! Most of the Tufton Street mob are much better at hiding it.
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They've always loaned money that doesn't exist - until they loan it, that is. The crash of 2008 occurred because banks had made loans to people who couldn't pay it back.
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