World stock markets fall on announcement of 'Bail-In' as it is now being called 
I think they put too much hype of 'recovery' to mitigate taxpayer anger - it appears no one will share the pain other than taxpayers - who are confidently told they will get their money back (in a tax rebate???)
Note the 'Golden Parachute" small print relates to COE packages after the 'Bail-In/Out' proposal - in other words, if it was contracted, the COE's get the MONEY.
Wankers, Fucking Wankers, Fucking Poo Throwing Wankers.
Huge rafts of 'Oversight & Administration' created - I mean Fucking Huge - like every Federal District has to have Administration dealing with the problem.
The Best: Homeowners are bailed out only if their mortgages are performing, i.e. the people who could afford to pay now Don't Have To Pay - they can get their loans revalued, they can get their interest rate cut.
The only bright note - overlooked by all of us AH experts - is tenants in 'buy-to-let' mortgage property get full protection if their rent is up to date, they can even get funding to bring the property up to a reasonable standard. Don't agree with the last part, you rent what you can afford, you don't rent to windfall improvements.
It's a Camel - a horse designed by a committee - with acronyms.
Oh... and one word on VP's... did Dick die while all this was going on and they forget to tell us?
I think they put too much hype of 'recovery' to mitigate taxpayer anger - it appears no one will share the pain other than taxpayers - who are confidently told they will get their money back (in a tax rebate???)
Note the 'Golden Parachute" small print relates to COE packages after the 'Bail-In/Out' proposal - in other words, if it was contracted, the COE's get the MONEY.
Wankers, Fucking Wankers, Fucking Poo Throwing Wankers.
Huge rafts of 'Oversight & Administration' created - I mean Fucking Huge - like every Federal District has to have Administration dealing with the problem.
The Best: Homeowners are bailed out only if their mortgages are performing, i.e. the people who could afford to pay now Don't Have To Pay - they can get their loans revalued, they can get their interest rate cut.
The only bright note - overlooked by all of us AH experts - is tenants in 'buy-to-let' mortgage property get full protection if their rent is up to date, they can even get funding to bring the property up to a reasonable standard. Don't agree with the last part, you rent what you can afford, you don't rent to windfall improvements.
It's a Camel - a horse designed by a committee - with acronyms.
Oh... and one word on VP's... did Dick die while all this was going on and they forget to tell us?
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