There is no Money

Atom

Ima comapny and stella are makin a profit tonight.

izools

Babysham is a company

the_strawman

no its a drink

somethingcorporate

the_strawman wrote: »

I agree, but they are there to represent us, we vote for them, they are suppost to listen to us, and do as we say, they are our servants, we all know there is something wrong with the system, and I think I`ve got a very good idea what it is, once again look at greece, the people did not want the Austerity Package, but the government just went a head, giving no thought for the people who put them where they are, and the people have got to repay the Billons back to the IMF while the fat cats sit in their offices laughing at them, this is not a government system it is a money system, did you know that David Cameron is a company! and Nick Clegg is a company! The United Kingdom is a company! the Houses of Parliment are a Company! all the courts in the uk are a company! and companies are run to make profit you can check all this out on companies house and Dun & Bradstreet in fact everything you can think of is a company even the Police!!!

p.s better easy up on the babyshams I think

You're right about everything being a company. One of the biggest companies in the UK? the church - they have billions upon billions of pounds worth of assets!

What is wrong with that though? have you got a viable alternative?

Atom

strawberry chewits, i got 3 left any1 wanna swap for a stella

izools

Nah but you can have a wee snifter of Vodka for 'em

the_strawman

wht is wrong with that you say,they are all them same greedy, they even share names Ministers, Monastery (ministry), Lords, some one once wrote GOD stands for GOLD OIL DRUGS. the church always pleading poverty, what about the drought in south africa why dont the church help out with all their "billions", if it was left to the people we would do a better job, they are all in it to make money for themselves.

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izools wrote: »

Nah but you can have a wee snifter of Vodka for 'em

A sniff is all i need :xmassign:

jamesd

the_strawman wrote: »

another point that you dont owe anything is for an agreement to be legal you must have two wet ink signatures, not a photo copy of a signature which is illegal check your agreement you have signed it, have they signed it? if not that contract does not exist

Oral contracts are fully enforceable in the courts. So are digitally signed contracts. Your claim is false.

The money as debt video is fine. Just don't go assuming that everyone disagreeing with you or agreeing with you hasn't seen it.

the_strawman wrote: »

That is quite correct Council Tax is totally illegal, as a matter of fact this year in march 2011 a judge was arrested for it and the chap did not pay

The judge wasn't arrested. On 8 March 2011 the prospective bankrupt called on a mob to storm the judge with a bogus civil arrest claim and the disturbance caused a delay in his bankruptcy hearing. On 22 March 2011 the rescheduled hearing was held and Mr Hayes was declared bankrupt after refusing to pay £2,061 of council tax arrears. Mr Hayes didn't bother to show up that time. Mr Hayes had previously undertaken to pay the bill by 1 March 2011 but that didn't happen. Anyone who wants to see proof of his bankruptcy need only search the insolvency register for Liverpool, all sub-courts and enter this gentleman's name. He's due to be discharged after a year.

Naturally if he has no assets to be seized as part of his bankruptcy he won't end up paying the bill. That's what bankruptcy does, give people another chance.

michaelvintner

the_strawman wrote: »

Spatulas do indeed exist, you can see them & hold them, but a bank does not exist, it is just a piece of paper you cant see a bank, or hold them or touch them, they are a fiction. e.g can you see a NAT WEST or a BARCLAY no but you see a building

Thank god for that I was beginning to worry that all my spatulas were either worthless or a figment or my imagination. I was beginning to fear that I would have to sell my nan so that I could afford to eat for the next month.