“Apprentice winner Stella English told ‘don’t upset Lord Sugar'”
this quote demonstrates how most power is maintained regardless of its merits in society, it mainly revolves around people who project a subconscious aura of dont upset me or I may fly off the handle.
For the last 3 items I have bought of amazon, I have found some serious flaws with the way they are selling goods, they allow amazon marketplace sellers to sell items under a kind of amazon template for that item, without really having anyway to police such misbehaviour.
1: Misdescription : Seller selling factory refurbished or refurbished items as new, happened with a hard drive I bought.
2: No photos uploaded generally to show condition of second hand items etc, dependant on poor or possibly inaccurate word descriptions, makes 2nd hand book buying a lottery.
3: Not explaining that the warranty was also with the amazon seller and not the manufacturer.
this makes buying certain items on amazon a total lottery.
One commentator was heard to state as observed by dailyfinance.com :
“People have to separate the economy from the stock market,” Ed Butowsky, managing partner of ChapwoodFinance.com in Dallas, said.
In other words as I have suspected for some time the stock market has little relationship to reality or the state of the economy its a gambling table detached from reality or the state of the economy. the gamblers have no need to know of the state of the economy or the general population, in assessing the value of their fictional commodities, it’s based on how many people they can sucker into playing their imaginary game read usually large ignorant institutional investors, after all … they have a billionaire row lifestyle to maintain and if you cant achieve such earnings when being connected to reality then the best thing to do is to detach from it entirely. And get back to the game you do know, inventing and imagining vast profits in computers containing numbers on a screen for vast half fiction financial entities. And then converting them into tangible real assets so that when the shit inevitably hits the fan, you got yourself covered because you converted it into land, property or businesses that do something substantial.
The real con revolves around peddling something of low value as something of high value two one investor and also selling your end of the deal, responsibility wise for the first transaction as another credible form of investment to a second investor, ultimately having detached yourself from responsibility for the transaction entirely, and then quickly converting both the peoples money into a diverse range of much more solid tangible forms of investment. And then when discovered persuading your friends in power to bail you out of the situation with more mugs money (read … taxpayers) whilst you golden parachute out into tangible fat house and investments to sustain you in old age, the financial markets are little more than a criminals legal paradise or even worse consolidate the value of the phantom investments / cons with taxpayers money.
price of fame – you become a musical gigolo, broken record style rinse repeating your own old pop schtick to the point of ad nauseam as you work your way round the globe servicing the needs of everyones teenage daughter, especially since live tours are the main way to make the real money now.
Andrew … stop binarising the arguments, its not 4K v 3D, if people are going to adopt passive 3D en masse then it sneeds to be full resolution HD passive 3D, Wake me up when there is some middle ground between 720p passive 3D (ie not LG’s fudged honest its Full HD3D) and £25,000 worth of television, im looking at this article, not because I want 4k, but what I want is Passive 3D at full HD no fudging, (And I dont want active 3D) and only want to pay a couple of hundred more than a standard passive 3D 720p model. Any overpaid footballer t***s reading this go buy one so the price comes down for the rest of us.
Also I think you forgot to append to your strapline “THE WORLD MOST TRUSTED TECH REVIEWS” with the words ‘for people who dont question anything’, REVENGE: I was once on the What Hi Fi Couch, and it left me permanently scarred as to how print journalism was done, I certainly think at What Hi Fi, your major bias in reviewing is in an attempt to increase the scale of the industry(admirable but should be noted), therefore reviews are never harsh on the basis you want more review models or something. The meaning of the words I gave as a reviewer on the couch, were twisted to the opposite of my intention for the review printed in that issue, in other words the team at what hi fi, had made there mindup as to how the review was going to go, long before getting the public people on the couch in, it was a head to head between a Linn Karik system and a Beo minimalist system, neither of which I was impressed with greatly, but then the review dungeon you have, as i like to think of it, is an abnormal environment to review hifi in ? But having been on the couch I personally know … never to trust your reviews, now that we live in the internet age you can delete my comment, but at least you cant re-write my actual words !
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remove their balls and remove from the country, but you know as well as I do in my country, sadly no longer has the ‘balls’ no ‘pun’ intended for such straight forward action. No we need to crawl around paying overpaid lawyers and wasting taxpayers money defending these creeps human rights ? FFS its enough to make one give up with this Island completely, that were not even allowed to utilise our democratic rights to self determination or own cultural sense any longer as concerns justice, in an expedient way.
No doubt these primitive criminals all passed their english citizenship test in some fake bullshit college.
Why is it the governments only reflex action to everything is to privatise it !
It seems to me an idiocy to privatise search and rescue ?
I cant wait for the day when a government realise’s the error of its ways and nationalises something, only then can culture be united, when it feels it has a share by native birthright in something great, and should thereby pay its taxes towards it.