Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[lefrene] 15/8/2020 11:41

xxxxxy, but there's the biggest bank crash in history to hide, and they are indeed managing that very well. I've emailed three newspapers, and none reply, quite plainly the media are happy to oblige in the game. The bug scam and crashing your economy hides the circa $20 trillions+ that the bank crash black hole needs.



Scroll to the bottom and also look at earlier articles. The repo market seized up on the 17th Sept 2019 because the reserve banks who operate this huge overnight lending facility, realised that a high proportion of the banks they do business with, were highly likely to go bust that very night. The FED stepped in after about 20 minutes and pumped in $20 billion, by the end of the week they had pumped in $200 billion and this level of intervention went on for many weeks. There's a stunning and sinister complete blackout across the media. But when you've got a $20 trillion whoopsie to hide, one wonders what you might get up to to hide it? Rather convenient that circa 160 countries are beholden to the IMF, so they can be pressed to join in the fun.

[maxk] 15/8/2020 11:29

Propaganda shurely? (hic)

[gaffer73] 15/8/2020 11:24

Perhaps some of his money will flow into UK banks as he's hinted at before.

[optomistic] 15/8/2020 11:07

If you like a good read on Buffet and bank stocks...

[xxxxxy] 15/8/2020 10:54

David Rutherford13 Aug 2020 3:32PMIt is rubbish to suggest that Lockdown has saved countless lives, using the predicted deaths plucked out of thin air by Imperial College and Neil Ferguson! Professor Levitt told Ferguson he was out by a factor of 10-12 with his 500,000 prediction. He also said that these people are happy to exaggerate their predictions so it is easy to say they have been successful in later analyses. Since UK deaths are now just over 47,000, guess whose prediction was spot on. HMG has been putting their faith in the wrong people. If Boris has listened to Michael Levitt we would probably never have had Lockdown at all. This will surely come out although HMG will try to downplay it.

[utrickytrees] 15/8/2020 10:48

Lol, museum of Lincolnshire life G2.

[k38] 15/8/2020 10:47

He is short of his rent money.

[grahamite2] 15/8/2020 10:32

Which museum is Little Willie in? I could google it but I think I'd sooner not!

I've seen WWI tanks at Bovington and at the IWM, but this sounds interesting.

I think the only intact Handley Page Halifax is in the North, too.

[car1pet] 15/8/2020 10:27

Warren Buffet is selling bank stocks, so probably wise to get out now.

[wllmherk] 15/8/2020 08:20

UtyINV, couldnt agree more,

wllm :)

[mikemichael2] 15/8/2020 08:00

'PS My wife and I will be taking our holidays in our beautiful Lake District'

Trying to avoid the hoards,and shelter from the rain,enjoy.

[mikemichael2] 15/8/2020 07:51

'Work ethic'

Give me, do what ever i like 'ethic' anyday.

[scruff1] 15/8/2020 05:14

£7.22 !!

[gaffer73] 14/8/2020 23:23

Definitely no more than 29p

[freddie ferret] 14/8/2020 22:43

I have been doing some trolling this internet thingy.

Anyway the primary object was to find out what was going on in Belarus.

The first problem that I encountered was that the usual sites that I use, well the original source material was coming from and out of the US, this may or may not be accurate but is certainly not impartial. Basically being created with an agenda that extends far beyond the interests of the people of Belarus ie people with an agenda.

Anyway I have found a few worthwhile articles and sites.

The baltic times I used a great deal years back but much of it began hiding behind paywalls. These seem to have reduced a bit.

I tried to use wikipedia to get websites and newspapers run by emigre groups outside Belarus, absolutely no help there.

Finally by a roundabout route I struck gold.










This next website I believe is out of Warsaw.





"Practicing independent journalism in an authoritarian state borders on heroism. Belsat TV journalists have been persecuted by the Belarusian regime practically from the day the station came on the air in 2007. Over the years, Belsat TV journalists and camera operators have been subjected to frequent detentions and searches, harassed with subpoenas, penalized with fines, and even sentenced to jail. Belsat TV associates have been beaten and intimidated. Some of them were persecuted at universities. In addition, their family members sometimes had to endure oppression at work."



Some interesting stuff here.







Updating news feed. Again out of Warsaw.

[jl5006] 14/8/2020 22:25

What chance PHE of u ever managing your errors?
just one silly question - if France is in a bad place - why is it in a good place until 0400 hrs tomorrow.
Why is it always ok until it isnt on the say so of which scientist/expert?

[grahamite2] 14/8/2020 22:18

We need the immigrants saying, England, France, who cares, what's the difference? And ideally - we're better off going back home.