RAF flies £140m unfrozen cash assets to Libya

[Torplexed]

Originally Posted by Vendor

The cash, printed in the UK, is the first tranche of £950m that will be handed to Libya's Central Bank.

A Whitehall official said the money should be available for cash machines and banks in Libya very quickly.

The UK can print dinars? What are they using? David Cameron's inkjet printer?

[Gerald]

Great,

[gimpy117]

Originally Posted by Torplexed

The UK can print dinars? What are they using? David Cameron's inkjet printer?

maybe a piece of paper saying: "we swear this is money": written by hand

[BossMark]

Originally Posted by Torplexed

The UK can print dinars? What are they using? David Cameron's inkjet printer?

More than bloody likely, nothing would surprise what this git is capable of

[Jimbuna]

Originally Posted by Torplexed

The UK can print dinars? What are they using? David Cameron's inkjet printer?

There's a huge industrial unit about ten miles from me printing heaven only knows how many millions per day:

http://www.delarue.com/ProductsSolut...oteProduction/

Rumour has it Monopoly money was used on this occasion

[Herr-Berbunch]

Not the first time millions of whatever currency have been flown by the RAF, probably be the last though - there'll be nobody to take anything anywhere soon!

[Jimbuna]

Originally Posted by Herr-Berbunch

Not the first time millions of whatever currency have been flown by the RAF, probably be the last though - there'll be nobody to take anything anywhere soon!

Beat me to it

There's a huge industrial unit about ten miles from me printing heaven only knows how many millions per day:

They are running into big problems though, huge layoffs are on the cards and their hard won reputation has been getting very badly hit.

[Jimbuna]

Originally Posted by Tribesman

They are running into big problems though, huge layoffs are on the cards and their hard won reputation has been getting very badly hit.

Ah, right...I wasn't aware.

That's all Gateshead needs right now...huge layoffs of a local workforce.

That's all Gateshead needs right now...huge layoffs of a local workforce.

It was more to do with problems down in Hampshire. But without their reputation for security and honesty it means no more contracts for money or cards, so Gateshead will feel it too.