An analysis of "where we are' by my beloved 'Lawman of the U.K.' (very good!!)

So,where are we?.Is it Dinar Time yet?.Seems to be still
cooking.This week The European Central Bank made available £500Billion
to European Banks.
Money made available by the G20.And the impact on World Markets was Zilch(Zero).If anything they went back.
Today the Eu signed(Eventually) their strict new budget treaty and the effect on the World Markets was......Zero again.
Recently the Bank of England announced another round of
QE(Quantative Easing for the intelligensia)...(Printing Money from
nothing for the Sheeple)
And the effect of this on the markets.Yet again....nothing.
So before you start bereating the'Gurus',please spare a
thought for this endangered species.Especially as they do a very good
job of this themselves.
In fact as the song goes 'Nobody does it better'.


On taking one of the above events,please look at how long the Europeans took to get to todays point.


It started on the 12th January....When we were waiting on the imminent,any hour now RV.





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http://iphone.france24.com/en/20120112-eu-reaches-outline-deal-balanced-budget-laws-pact-sovereign-debt-european-union
The above shows the agreed date for 'Outline Deal Balanced Budget for the EU'.Note the date.This is an integral part of the
economic restructuring.But wait......The next part is

So fast forward to the 31st January and yet again...when the RV is only minutes away.....

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-16805143
Dated the 31st January....but wait it is not fully signed until

But now after a complete month of expectancy.....and a second by second watch

http://www.rte.ie/news/2012/0302/euro-business.html
Today.......Please note!....Eu now done too.....Iraq....ready to go....UST....Ready to go.....or is Timmy in Lockdown?

Quote of the day from Eu President Rumpy Pumpy(EU Sceptic Nickname for him)....wait for it....this will kill you.....

Quote on this 'now eventually signed agreement'....it was ''DRAFTED WITH SPEED''.......

So it seems that this is now all done.........But we are observers and it is easy to look back and be a critic........

The above was an analysis done by looking back....always
20/20 vision.......Everything the Governments and Central Banks have
done ,have come to ...NOTHING

...................................ONLY ONE SOLUTION..........................................................

Please do not despair......This too shall pass.......'Never,never quit'.......quote from a famous Anglo American......

P.S....If 'The Invisible man' turns up tonight...with the'RV'......Tell him that you cannot see him..........

Good info.

Except the quote isn't from an "Anglo American," but from Winston Churchill ... at least it originated with him. He said it in 1941 in a speech about the blitzkrieg ... His actual words were:

"... surely from this period of ten months, this is the lesson: Never give in. Never give in. Never, never, never, never -- in nothing, great or small, large or petty -- never give in, except to convictions of honour and good sense. Never yield to force. Never yield to the apparently overwhelming might of the enemy...."

Thanks Kevin for posting that...I was going to...Churchill is a hero of mine !

just a point of interest, Kevin....Sir Winston Spencer-Churchill (1874-1965) was the son of Lord Randolph
Henry Spencer-Churchill and the American heiress Jennie Jerome who were
married on April 15th, 1874

and my beloved Lawman of the U.K. was giving honour to America on my and our behalf....momma got the glory! lol

And the American heiress Jennie Jerome was the person who invented the famous drink known as the "Manhatten",

What a geat lady.

soulwarriorone wrote:just a point of interest, Kevin....Sir Winston Spencer-Churchill (1874-1965) was the son of Lord Randolph
Henry Spencer-Churchill and the American heiress Jennie Jerome who were
married on April 15th, 1874

and my beloved Lawman of the U.K. was giving honour to America on my and our behalf....momma got the glory! lol

Point taken, although somehow I doubt Sr. Winston Churchill would have referred to himself as an Anglo-American. He was certainly an interesting man ... and the type of leader all too lacking on either side of the pond today.

Kevind53 wrote:

soulwarriorone wrote:just a point of interest, Kevin....Sir Winston Spencer-Churchill (1874-1965) was the son of Lord Randolph
Henry Spencer-Churchill and the American heiress Jennie Jerome who were
married on April 15th, 1874

and my beloved Lawman of the U.K. was giving honour to America on my and our behalf....momma got the glory! lol

Point taken, although somehow I doubt Sr. Winston Churchill would have referred to himself as an Anglo-American. He was certainly an interesting man ... and the type of leader all too lacking on either side of the pond today.

true that....lol..just have to read with a touch of that u.k. humour in your ears

Still a leader that the world could use today

We def could use another leader like him, 1alaskan and kevin...have always held him in high regard, too.

He was definitely a man of integrity and character, who was not afraid to speak his mind even if he stepped on a few toes ... and if half the stories and quotes are true, he did that on a regular basis ... with a vengeance.

Not just vengeance, I think he enjoyed it a bit.

lol...methinks you are both right, 1alaskan and kevin!