UK and Netherlands to sue Iceland

[Jimbuna]

Originally Posted by Vendor

It could mean that if the island goes bankrupt again, so one might buy it and have a vacation home, or coming SubSim meetings are permament on the island,

Not at all...it simply means no potential lender will ever trust them again.

[Gerald]

Originally Posted by jimbuna

Not at all...it simply means no potential lender will ever trust them again.

Obviously, it is so, but the people of the country probably have not understood the willows, the politicians' decisions,unfortunately.

[Jimbuna]

Originally Posted by Vendor

Obviously, it is so, but the people of the country probably have not understood the willows, the politicians' decisions,unfortunately.

I somehow doubt it....they were well aware of the collapse of their banking industry (many suffered as a result) and knew the only way stability could be returned was with the aid of a financial bailout.

[Gerald]

Originally Posted by jimbuna

I somehow doubt it....they were well aware of the collapse of their banking industry (many suffered as a result) and knew the only way stability could be returned was with the aid of a financial bailout.

Yes, but if people had been allowed to decide, the decision had was different, but the politicians only think about their own skin

[Jimbuna]

Originally Posted by Vendor

Yes, but if people had been allowed to decide, the decision had was different, but the politicians only think about their own skin

I doubt anyone over there can see beyond the next expectant volcanic eruption/election.

[Jimbuna]

Originally Posted by STEED

I will back you up, any more Brits out there who want a piece of Labour?

Originally Posted by Herr-Berbunch

Count me in! They still don't admit how wrong they got things for the past 13 years Red b4stards.

Being a party member probably means I already own a piece...in theory anyway.

[Herr-Berbunch]

Steed - let's sue Jim