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Go back and look at the timeline. The one who attacked my posts with condescending derogatory innuendo. Karma; what goes round comes round. Harden up. If you want an intelligent discussion stay impersonal, objective and challenge the facts. So far few have actually done that.

Picket fence uses an old strategy common among inadequate debaters. If you can't discredit the information discredit the author.

Your oblique posts offer nothing but innuendo. Challenge your IQ and free to elaborate.

Exactly. Many like Fence like to bracket anyone that criticizes the wonton destruction and wasteful resource depletion as a bunch of wingers. The 'just get on with' crowd give me the guts ache. Fence needs to understand how his action or inaction as the case may be actually affects others...

Like I said ars$ backwards...jeez i get more sense from the pub budgy. Liberalism (in terms of financial sector, property, economics and governance) is the last thing I'd preach...

Mind numbing how you manage to get things ars$ backwards sometimes. I spend a lot of time trying to make the world a little better for the next guy following. I dropped purely selfish motives decades ago :rolleyes: Yep... grab as much as you can stuff in your pockets and too bad the next...

You might say I have my concerns given where we're heading. Me I don't worry about. My sons and grandkids will inherit our mess unfortunately.

V7 threw in a strange post splitting hairs over definitions. For what purpose I have no idea. Personally I couldn't give a flying flock of pigs what he calls government, politicians etc.

So if I direct something I'm not running it. I'll tell the wife that.

First they came for the Socialists, and I did not speak out? Because I was not a Socialist. Then they came for the Trade Unionists, and I did not speak out? Because I was not a Trade Unionist. Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out? Because I was not a Jew. Then they came for...

It's statements like these that kill your credibility. They don't run it but they direct the programs... got it.

And what pray tell does that have to do with the price of fish. If you think government and politicians are two different things then provide an explanation and context so we all might understand where your coming from because in the context of this discussion I see no relevance at all. Feel...

Actually it does and its a position that irks me somewhat. It means we accept a dumbed down version of reality for the sake of less stress and anxiety. The govt and big business continuously broadcast the message "We have things under control, nothing to worry about, trust us" and so on. V8...

Interesting interpretation.....

These things are already happening and more. The current concern is the strengthening dollar. It's reversing capital flows out of EM's putting downward pressure on their economies right when we need EM's to hold the line globally speaking. They were the last growth centers for global economic...

...as I said Resource rent tax, carbon tax... you trying to tell me government 'worked' with business for an amicable outcome. When government 'works' with business there's usually a sell-out somewhere in there.

Perhaps you could troll throught the posts and find a quote.. Would that be the same ones shelling out AAA's just prior to things going belly up in 08. Widely lampooned as sell outs and corrupt stooges to the financial sector since 08 exposed their worthless ratings. Weaker. NAB, CBA and...

Another intellectual response from the bleachers. Agh yeah we all know that.. well most of us anyway. Some still believe that politicians, bureaucrats and banksters only have our best interests at heart:rolleyes: Have been for a long time.

If its a conspiracy theory I'm in good company. You keep playing the man and not the ball especially when it's shown that your assumptions are spurious at best or perhaps worse blind faith. If it helps you sleep at night keep believing the MSM line that AU's banking system is on firm...

That would be the banks mark to whatever they think the market value is not mark to market. Chris Joye has also calculated that the Big Four banks hold only around $1.50 of capital for every $100 of mortgages on their books ? hardly what any objective person would call ?well-capitalised...