19-02-2009, 02:20 AM
Sorry, I was mistaken, it's not the Terrorism act 2006, it's the counter-terrorism act 2008. Here is an artilce from the British Journal of Photography: http://www.bjp-online.com/public/showPag...age=836675
I used to be a photographer before becoming a pawn of the state, and have many friends in the industry who are as disgusted and afraid of this as I am. But I fear I have covertly diverted attention away from the topic at hand.
So the Bank of England has been given the keys to the printing press, without having to leave a paper trail for misguided accountants to use in order to warn us all of the oblivion ahead. And thats probably a good idea. I mean no one in a bank would ever do anything risky like cause hyper-inflation, or lend ridiculously high mortages to people who have absolutley no deposit over 50 or more years... Would they??
Wait... What if one of them in a depraved state actually did print so much money that a Kit-Kat cost a Billion pounds (which would of course need a brand new note to be created, I mean we don't want pictures of skips full of cash being used by people buying a can of pop do we)?
What kind of checks would be in place to prevent such a thing? I know we should make them keep a list of what they print, and publish it every month so the entire country can see that the keys are safe in the BoE hands. Oh no, sorry thats the old rule they've abolished, and so they should. old rules are old and therefore no longer relevant in a world with people in.
Old rules were for olden days before people had colour, and there was no such thing as economics. What could we possibly gain from following old rules written by olden victorian types. I mean they were a strang people obsessed with gossip and scandal, with names like Mr. Darcy. What could they possibly know of the 21st century, we've evolved, we have Big Brother on television 24hours a day, we live in glorious colour.
Abolish all of the old rules I say. Theres a whole bunch of Old rules this government have been trying to get rid of for 11 years, all written down in an old charter called the Magna Carta, but I'm deviating again.
I used to be a photographer before becoming a pawn of the state, and have many friends in the industry who are as disgusted and afraid of this as I am. But I fear I have covertly diverted attention away from the topic at hand.
So the Bank of England has been given the keys to the printing press, without having to leave a paper trail for misguided accountants to use in order to warn us all of the oblivion ahead. And thats probably a good idea. I mean no one in a bank would ever do anything risky like cause hyper-inflation, or lend ridiculously high mortages to people who have absolutley no deposit over 50 or more years... Would they??
Wait... What if one of them in a depraved state actually did print so much money that a Kit-Kat cost a Billion pounds (which would of course need a brand new note to be created, I mean we don't want pictures of skips full of cash being used by people buying a can of pop do we)?
What kind of checks would be in place to prevent such a thing? I know we should make them keep a list of what they print, and publish it every month so the entire country can see that the keys are safe in the BoE hands. Oh no, sorry thats the old rule they've abolished, and so they should. old rules are old and therefore no longer relevant in a world with people in.
Old rules were for olden days before people had colour, and there was no such thing as economics. What could we possibly gain from following old rules written by olden victorian types. I mean they were a strang people obsessed with gossip and scandal, with names like Mr. Darcy. What could they possibly know of the 21st century, we've evolved, we have Big Brother on television 24hours a day, we live in glorious colour.
Abolish all of the old rules I say. Theres a whole bunch of Old rules this government have been trying to get rid of for 11 years, all written down in an old charter called the Magna Carta, but I'm deviating again.
The worm has ate the apples core, beneath the skin lies curled.
Just so many a man lies sore, from the worm within the world.
Just so many a man lies sore, from the worm within the world.