Comments by "The MSM Loves war" (@themsmloveswar3985) on "Russian economy stabilises. EU economy faces massive contraction" video.

  1. Well that is Italian/French/Slovene/Croatian tourism finished for the summer. The Germans will stay closer to home, and avoid the long expensive drive. It also means less people driving through Germany from further north.
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  2. How many of you have been to Peppa Pig World - the Clown Minister....
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  3. At previous similar points in her career, she always got promoted to the next level up. What is her next level? UN Secretary General???
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  4. Justine Dressup in Ottawa?
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  5. A degree in the Humanities might limit one's technical proficiency, but it works wonders in networking through herds of similarly qualified pretenders who wax lyrical about subject matter they do not understand. If somebody can be eloquent and Clueless, he can get up to the top. It worked for Johnson, May, Cameron, Blair, Brown.... He thinks he is on the best track because it is what many other disaster makers followed.
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  6. There are more GBP in existence than at any time before. More currency, the same goods, and there is inflation. Far too much currency creates far too few goods, and then there is out of control inflation. Western Europe is between those two points. Lagarde in charge of the ECB is exporting inflation to the UK and Scandinavia, as well as wearing down the Euro. That is also a problem for Britain.
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  7. Meanwhile, no Dutch tomatoes or Dutch lettuce in British or Irish supermarkets. No idea why..... Perhaps the UK & IE are implementing a sanctions regime against the NL.... Oh... Of course... NS2.
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  8. There are cracks in the Japanese bond market, the Italian banks, the GBP, the Euro currency, the Nasdaq, inflation in the Eurozone, Brandonflation........ None of it good.
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  9. I suspect the next leader of the UK Tories will be Dominic Raab. Essentially a Tory version of Keir Starmer.
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  10. Has Indonesia gone making currency like the ECB or the US Fed or the BoJ or the BoE, etc...
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