After she matter-of-factly says she "schooled" everyone here on this site with respect to "money supply" she says this to me.
@mikenorman You really are feeling inadequate, aren't you? Such low self-esteem, needing to put me down to make yourself feel better.— Frances Coppola (@Frances_Coppola) March 17, 2016
I called her a "snob." Big deal.
Wow.
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Grandiose claims about "schooling" are classic signs of a narcissistic personality. Coppola has done little over the years but parrot the words of people a lot smarter than she.
That's a joke Neil Wilson embarrassed her time and time again on his blog.
She was owned and ran away with her tail between her legs and never schooled anyone.She actually showed quite clearly how she didn't understand the monetary system.
She must have a split personality.
Tell her to go and read her own words on Neil's site so she can give Gollum a wee nudge.
Well, according to her she "corrected" everyone's wrong thinking here. Including Neil's. And I have low self esteem. LOL!!
Footsoldier--
I sent her, her very words.
"I called her a snob. Big deal."
She is just lucky you didn't call her a "moron." :-)
But not everyone has skin as thick as yours, Mike.
I don't want to take sides. I admire both of you.
You'll notice the approach. Insult everybody with a school marm "how dare you" attitude and then go into paroxysms of pity me pearl clutching when anybody has a go back.
It's a classic trick amongst metropolitan liberals.
Usual Internet rules apply - don't feed the troll.
I don't care. I hate snobs and know-it-all's. I'm working on my inner "Trump." I insult.
Coppola gets involved in rows with just about EVERYONE. Among the many people she has blocked on Twitter is the thoroughly reasonable and always polite Ralph Musgrave...:-)
Ralph, blocking a man as inoffensive and amiable as yourself demonstrates her moral depravity.
Mike, I think Frances just enjoys a good tussle. :)
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