Syriza and the effects on the markets

padington

London, art, and classic cars are going to keep booming. QE knows no borders.

Of course I could be wrong or half right or not right enough.

padington

C_Mababejive wrote: »

That should be high recorded unemployment excluding black money

Feudal Britain needs land reform. 70% of the land is "owned" by 1 % of the population and at least 50% is unregistered (inherited by landed gentry). Thats why your slave box costs so much..[

You sure about your strapline because I thought the foresty commission, national trust and ministry of defence own about 70% of the land ?

C_Mababejive

padington wrote: »

You sure about your strapline because I thought the foresty commission, national trust and ministry of defence own about 70% of the land ?

I know we digress but my data says the total land acreage of the UK is 60,319,181 acres

Of this
Forestry commission 2m acres
MoD 600,000 acres
Agricultural land 41m acres
Urban land 4.2m acres
forested land 5.6m acres
water 800,000 acres

Some of the biggest "land owners" are..

Duke Of Buccleuch 277,000 acres
Trustees of the Duke of Atholl 148,000 acres
Prince of Wales 141,000 acres
Duke of northumberland 132,000 acres
Duke of Westminster 133,000 acres

The vast majority of these lands were simply gifted and handed down as favours to the rulers at that time,or favours in battle,notably the Norman Conquests.

I suspect there has been a discussion thread on this interesting subject in the past !

Nocto

I’ve got 2 acres - but that’s my fault for wearing tight jeans..!:D

padington

C_Mababejive wrote: »

I know we digress but my data says the total land acreage of the UK is 60,319,181 acres

Of this
Forestry commission 2m acres
MoD 600,000 acres
Agricultural land 41m acres
Urban land 4.2m acres
forested land 5.6m acres
water 800,000 acres

Some of the biggest "land owners" are..

Duke Of Buccleuch 277,000 acres
Trustees of the Duke of Atholl 148,000 acres
Prince of Wales 141,000 acres
Duke of northumberland 132,000 acres
Duke of Westminster 133,000 acres

The vast majority of these lands were simply gifted and handed down as favours to the rulers at that time,or favours in battle,notably the Norman Conquests.

I suspect there has been a discussion thread on this interesting subject in the past !

http://www.cityam.com/206248/inventor-james-dyson-now-owns-more-land-queen-after-buying-cranwell-and-roxholme-estate