The biggest joke of the week is that the inflation rate has fallen. Just ask real people shopping. A complete nonsense in the same manner as we are misinformed about house prices and the effects of the price of oil.
On another matter, some asked me who are the real Squekies. The main culprits in my view, are Jeremy Vine who worked at Coventry UK and Andrew Marr who both promote their own friends, accept no liability and persue their own selfish goals. And we all pay the BBC lincence. We have little choice over there appointments. How democratic is that? These people, I think ex-liberals, care not that our system of unfettered global capitalism destroys lives in Japan; even as I type, by sheer market speculation. These are not personal factors, but simply reflect my view on an Economic and Political perspective and the way they promote self preservation, which invariably destroys the truth.
And we still persue wars, when both the UK and the USA are literally bankrupt and rely on fictitious capital.
Enjoy your forthcoming break and take care. I am away for a while and I really will try to be more positive next time. Thanks for the e-mails and response.
Ivor Timson MSc.(Econ)
Tuesday, 12 April 2011
Sunday, 10 April 2011
At it again!
It seems the media, do not have a clue how to spin their way out of the current allegations made against the News of the World and the entire 'empire' built up by Mr Murdoch and his 'loyalist army'. Only yesterday, their main line of defense seemed to be- other media outlets may also be involved. Just imagine being brought before a Court of Law and arguing- there may well be others at it. We would all surely expect to be rebuffed and that would be just for starters.
But these are serious criminal allegations, and although the people being interviewed are clearly intellectually challenged, we should demand a full and transparent enquiry into these matters and they should be dealt with as possible criminal activity.
And finally in Libya, does it not seem odd that apparently we are protecting civilians whilst bombing them at the same time. And how can we afford it? Surely, it can't really all be about oil and economics yet again.
Away for a while, but thanks for the e-mails and response. Ivor Timson
But these are serious criminal allegations, and although the people being interviewed are clearly intellectually challenged, we should demand a full and transparent enquiry into these matters and they should be dealt with as possible criminal activity.
And finally in Libya, does it not seem odd that apparently we are protecting civilians whilst bombing them at the same time. And how can we afford it? Surely, it can't really all be about oil and economics yet again.
Away for a while, but thanks for the e-mails and response. Ivor Timson
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