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Saturday, February 6, 2016
Geoffrey Gardiner — Guest Post: POSITIVE MONEY IN ACTION
How to make Positive Money work and the implications of doing this.
New Economic Perspectives Guest Post: POSITIVE MONEY IN ACTION Geoffrey Gardiner, formerly director of the Financial Services Division of Barclays Bank
Gardiner's article is incoherent garbage. As for Neil's claim that it reads like a Green Party Policy document, that's far too flattering. It reads to me like something written by a mentally retarded snail.
In the last paragraph he seems to say (though I'm wholly unclear as to exactly what he's trying to say) that under Positive Money's system, no one would be able to borrow from banks. That's just BS.
So how is that re registering of the BNP coming along then Ralph? And you have the front to critise the GP. Someone once said at least the Nazi's got the trains running on time...With your bunch I expect you might end up in left luggage at Liverpool Lime Street.
I do hope that is Geoff Gardiner taking the proverbial.
ReplyDeleteReads to me like a warning Neil.
ReplyDeleteRead to me like a Green Party Policy document :)
ReplyDeleteGardiner's article is incoherent garbage. As for Neil's claim that it reads like a Green Party Policy document, that's far too flattering. It reads to me like something written by a mentally retarded snail.
ReplyDeleteIn the last paragraph he seems to say (though I'm wholly unclear as to exactly what he's trying to say) that under Positive Money's system, no one would be able to borrow from banks. That's just BS.
So how is that re registering of the BNP coming along then Ralph? And you have the front to critise the GP. Someone once said at least the Nazi's got the trains running on time...With your bunch I expect you might end up in left luggage at Liverpool Lime Street.
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