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  • Drink deeply from the well of nothingless Limey scum

    Ah, please allow me to explain....in Blighty as well as elsewhere the great unwashed (Thick) masses were allowed to borrow money.....lots of money. People whom were totally untrustwory, whom would have been thrown out the bank of few years before were suddenly given "Free money".

    The banks (now let off the lesh) dreamed up all manor a "idea's" or frauds. To cover their ass they needed to draw in the middleclass.......thus the bank allowed them to turn their homes in to personal ATM manchines. They also "blessed" us with "Buy to let" home loans wheresome scumbag could borrow a shed full of cash to buy up houses to rent them to those whom (now found) they couldn't afford one.

    A great boom then started, workers from overseas were bought into Blighty because there was too much work suddenly about. These workers came, took our cash, lived in the rented houses until the sh1t hit the fan..........were apon they simply took their cash (+ any loans we been silly enough to give them), drove to the airport (in their lease hired cars) & left!

    Facing a bit of a problem those "Buy to let" folks then decied to put welfare scum into the houses. Sure the payments didn't cover the costs but hey house prices always go up, right?

    There are countless tales in the papers of nice litlle town & villages suddenly getting the scum from Hell moving in, my own Mum & Dad awoke one morning to find they broken in & his lap top,phone & (not very good) car was missing, the local store had 2 (yes TWO!) armed robbery in 6 months! (no crime area before).

    As a man whom was raised to folks whom had to be save & srimp their way though life i stood amazed by what i saw. It was like a form of maddness that swept the nation. People suddenly went out & began to live like movie stars...."Bussiness men" (Fraudsters) started to drive round in £50,000 BMW's....

    The scam would work as long as one thing happened, house prices went up. If for any reson they stopped going up or God forbid FELL then the jig was up. In 2007 the house market began to stall. They tried everything, they failed.......the banks fell.

    The Shit (as you know) hit the fan in 2008 & almost every UK bank was part or full owned by the goverment. As such the banks were told NOT to do what was only senseable thing to do.....Repo the non-performing loans.

    Since that time the goverment(s) have tried throwing even more cheap cash at the problem. They lived in fear of a day when houses prices began to fall big time.....ladies & gent today IS that day!

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-13331442

    Its a great day my friends, rejouce with Mega.....this is the beginning of the end of the ponzi.

    Mike

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    Re: Drink deeply from the well of nothingless Limey scum

    Let's hope so Mega! Being based in the UK, I've observed first hand how long this has been going on.

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    • #3
      Re: Drink deeply from the well of nothingless Limey scum

      Mega, now you know why the BoE has not changed interest rates. For the full on effect, wait until interest base rates have to return to, say, 10% and lending goes to, + 14%. they will have to fit out the graph paper with a parachute as the only way from then onwards will be down baby ......

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      • #4
        Re: Drink deeply from the well of nothingless Limey scum

        Originally posted by Chris Coles View Post
        Mega, now you know why the BoE has not changed interest rates. For the full on effect, wait until interest base rates have to return to, say, 10% and lending goes to, + 14%. they will have to fit out the graph paper with a parachute as the only way from then onwards will be down baby ......
        House prices increased lots in the 1970s despite high interest rates. If there is a wage inflation spiral a couple of years down the line they will rise again.
        Buy to let purchases have actually increased as rental values have held up due to first time buyers being denied access to the market because of tougher lending requirements.
        Additionally renting is now becoming more expensive than buying. This places a floor on house prices to some extent.

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        • #5
          Re: Drink deeply from the well of nothingless Limey scum

          Responcable renting is fine, but what happened is SCUMBAGS bought up nice houses in nice areas & shipped in SCUM. They also remortaged time & again to fund their "Coke & hookers" lifestyle. Now prices are falling, lots of spare houses around Liverpool...l seen "To Let" signs on houses since Xmas.

          Many have replaced "To Let" with "For sale"........Banks are slowley turning up the heat...making margin calls & repo some. Only yesterday i was up at Mum's & noticed a number of new "For Sale" signs on what now appear to be emputy homes. We also noticed that "Scumbag spore" (Cig packets) left on the ground have gone......thus so has much of the "Problem".
          Mike

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          • #6
            Re: Drink deeply from the well of nothingless Limey scum

            Originally posted by Mega View Post
            Responcable renting is fine, but what happened is SCUMBAGS bought up nice houses in nice areas & shipped in SCUM. They also remortaged time & again to fund their "Coke & hookers" lifestyle. Now prices are falling, lots of spare houses around Liverpool...l seen "To Let" signs on houses since Xmas.
            I'm surprised I thought there was always empty housing around Liverpool.

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            • #7
              Re: Drink deeply from the well of nothingless Limey scum

              Originally posted by llanlad2 View Post
              House prices increased lots in the 1970s despite high interest rates. If there is a wage inflation spiral a couple of years down the line they will rise again.
              Buy to let purchases have actually increased as rental values have held up due to first time buyers being denied access to the market because of tougher lending requirements.
              Additionally renting is now becoming more expensive than buying. This places a floor on house prices to some extent.
              The only way the UK will get significant wage inflation is as a result of a massive sterling devaluation.

              House prices in the UK are still very much overpriced imo. The only way one could argue that 'renting is now becoming more expensive than buying' is if one uses current IRs* in this calculation, a tracker or SVR interest only mortgage, and ignores the effect of the current house price falls on capital values.

              * It's unlikely that IRs will stay at their current unprecedented lows over a significant part of the average lifetime of a mortgage.

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              • #8
                Re: Drink deeply from the well of nothingless Limey scum

                MSM "WAKES UP"
                http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...inue-2015.html

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                • #9
                  Re: Drink deeply from the well of nothingless Limey scum

                  Smell the panic!
                  http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz1LzTR0swI

                  MSM TO SHEEP............You are F*cked !
                  Mike

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                  • #10
                    Re: Drink deeply from the well of nothingless Limey scum

                    Originally posted by renewable View Post
                    The only way the UK will get significant wage inflation is as a result of a massive sterling devaluation.
                    And you don't think that is going to happen?

                    Originally posted by renewable View Post

                    House prices in the UK are still very much overpriced imo. The only way one could argue that 'renting is now becoming more expensive than buying' is if one uses current IRs* in this calculation, a tracker or SVR interest only mortgage, and ignores the effect of the current house price falls on capital values.
                    I can argue it because based on monthly outgoings it is now becoming cheaper to buy than rent. The general public doesn't care much about rising interest rates 3 years in the future. Interest rates have been so low for so long the current generation of first time buyers does not even consider IRs above 6% as even possible. They also don't care about falling capital values when their monthly outgoing is lower and the house is "theirs." House prices may fall but not crash from this point on. There will be exceptions to this. Liverpool is a clear one which has been propped up by welfare, handouts and cheap money for years.

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                      Re: Drink deeply from the well of nothingless Limey scum

                      More:-
                      http://www.independent.co.uk/news/bu...t-2281706.html

                      I just discovered that & old High school prick whom was GIVEN wealth by his famliy decied to jump on this bandwagon in 2006-07...seems John bet the farm on this making him a million or 2.............

                      Ho Ho Ho
                      ;)
                      Mike

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                      • #12
                        Re: Drink deeply from the well of nothingless Limey scum

                        More wood for the F.I.R.E
                        http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000...579660022.html
                        He is "Missle locked"......"Game over Man, game over"
                        As Max Keiser sez "This is going to be a thing of beauty"
                        Mike

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                        • #13
                          Re: Drink deeply from the well of nothingless Limey scum

                          Originally posted by llanlad2 View Post
                          And you don't think that is going to happen?
                          To some extent, it's happened already. Wages didn't rise with the recent devaluation. It would have to be huge to enable wage rises.

                          Originally posted by llanlad2 View Post
                          I can argue it because based on monthly outgoings it is now becoming cheaper to buy than rent. The general public doesn't care much about rising interest rates 3 years in the future. Interest rates have been so low for so long the current generation of first time buyers does not even consider IRs above 6% as even possible. They also don't care about falling capital values when their monthly outgoing is lower and the house is "theirs." House prices may fall but not crash from this point on. There will be exceptions to this. Liverpool is a clear one which has been propped up by welfare, handouts and cheap money for years.
                          UK house prices are falling now. In the event IRs are forced up, they will crash. The only thing keeping the UK housing market suspended is the lowest IRs for 3 centuries. It's difficult to think of a dodgier investment than UK housing.

                          Many of the muppets who enter now basing their calculations on current IRs with high LTVs will not end up with a house that is 'theirs' - they won't be able to service their debts when IRs increase. There is an amazingly high proportion of people on SVRs - IIRC at least 75% of mortgagees are on variable rates. The UK housing market is more vulnerable to a rise in IRs than it has ever been before.

                          The only place that seems relatively safe is prime London, few properties in the UK in general appeal to wealthy foreign buyers.
                          Last edited by renewable; May 11, 2011, 05:52 AM. Reason: typo

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                          • #14
                            Re: Drink deeply from the well of nothingless Limey scum

                            Originally posted by renewable View Post
                            To some extent, it's happened already. Wages didn't rise with the recent devaluation. It would have to be huge to enable wage rises.


                            UK house prices are falling now. In the event IRs are forced up, they will crash. The only thing keeping the UK housing market suspended is the lowest IRs for 3 centuries. It's difficult to think of a dodgier investment than UK housing.

                            Many of the muppets who enter now basing their calculations on current IRs with high LTVs will not end up with a house that is 'theirs' - they won't be able to service their debts when IRs increase. There is an amazingly high proportion of people on SVRs - IIRC at least 75% of mortgagees are on variable rates. The UK housing market is more vulnerable to a rise in IRs than it has ever been before.

                            The only place that seems relatively safe is prime London, few properties in the UK in general appeal to wealthy foreign buyers.
                            Below is house price inflation in the 1970s when the last "stagflation" occured. I believe history will repeat again. The govt is stuck. If they raise interest rates the economy crashes and the pound crashes= inflation anyway. If they don't raise pound crashes=inflation.

                            1980
                            £23.5k

                            1979

                            £19.9k

                            1978

                            £15.5k

                            1977

                            £13.6k

                            1976

                            £12.7k

                            1975

                            £11.7k

                            1974

                            £10.9k

                            1973

                            £9.9k

                            1972

                            £7.3k

                            1971

                            £5.6k

                            1970

                            £4.9k


                            Inflation (not house price inflation) actually ran at an average of 13% for this period with a peak of 25% in 1975.

                            Interest rates ran in the mid-teens.

                            Unemployment rose from almost zero to about 8%.

                            What's different this time please?

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                              Re: Drink deeply from the well of nothingless Limey scum

                              which is why house prices may find a nominal floor in the UK. It's also a reason why taking a fixed rate long term (20+ year) mortgage makes sense (if you can find someone who will sell you one in the UK any more).

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