The central bank ‘a little bit pregnant’ with a saviour – or monster | The New Daily https://t.co/UuGWRIPHSe
Another RIPPER By MICHAEL PASCOE - The central bank ‘a little bit pregnant’ with a saviour – or monster | The New D… https://t.co/QW606KxfZ4
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@artispolitical Thank you, Hasan sb. The story was Mahmud Sipra vs. The Bank of England (1985). I just tried sendin… https://t.co/TFfkLHztwl
Or it could be the excuse for doctrinaire small-government, trickle-down policy failure that would damage the count… https://t.co/ncbAkqom24
Printing money to tackle the economic crisis created by coronavirus is a good idea. Here's why… https://t.co/4lrLDEZrT5@Fionn_Una No, the legislation is there. All the stock was brought into public ownership. The bank was nationalised… https://t.co/kbWJFj91Kk
Coronavirus latest: Ex-Banking boss' grim verdict on bailout loans system - 'gone wrong'
FORMER Bank of England b… https://t.co/Lw5drIBXQ6@Fionn_Una There is no deception. The act I’ve linked to was passed, the Bank Of England was nationalised in 1964 a… https://t.co/Hq1XT1jvIo
The central bank ‘a little bit pregnant’ with a saviour – or monster | The New Daily https://t.co/Wr1A182Rju@Fionn_Una What are you on about media for? Actual legislation was passed in 1946 nationalising the Bank of England… https://t.co/wJUixyrgVp@Fionn_Una What famous statement? The Bank of England was nationalised in 1946 and has been owned by the UK government ever since.
@Fionn_Una It wasn’t a question, it was a statement of fact - The Bank of England is owned by the UK government.