Lewis

BasaltRocky wrote: There was no reason not to let any individual bank go bust, and immediately nationalise it, so carrying on its day to day function. Now you suggest that the French should somehow be dragooned into meeting the cost of baling out British incompetents. At 7:46pm on 03 Mar 2009, BrokenArrow1962 wrote: 27 PeterJ42 It is horrid road to go down to encourage private companies to break such employment terms or even suggest that the company fredsadventures.com should do so.

So depending on where you hang out, and how much Ron you can handle, the prizes will start being handed out as each store runs out. Anyone will be able to see this on the map edit Or, remove it from the map. It is surely not possible to put the world economy to rights unless and until this problem is brought under the Rule of Law,and the guilty punished? The freds corner love of money is the root of all evil. General merchandise chain, built its only distribution center outside its Memphis, Tenn. These unpatriotic knights should enjoy decent pensions and be treated fairly, but mustn be allowed to rip us off while people are losing their jobs, homes and savings.

People like Fred Goodwin don give toss about what other people think, thats how they get to be where they are. Your previous freds store points about the myopic focus around this issue being distraction from the very much bigger problems we have have been well made. To say that capitalism always leads to war may be scary stuff and bit over the top but to deny that it ever does so. We are simply patching it up and sending it back on its merry way. At the macro level, at the level of the really important things to us education, health care, energy utilities, the financial system free market capitalism scarcely works at all. Maybe when someone goes over RBS board minutes and finds what little part the NE actually played in voicing concerns about RBS risk taking strategy. My children and grandchildren are now set to be fiscal and thus real slaves to overseas interests for decades to come.