London, UK is not cool anymore - I'm leaving

Quote from GermanTrader:

I enjoyed my time in London, nice airport for plan spotting, but I enjoyed Nottingham much more. Haven't been back to judge the cultural change, but I do recall the locals trying to passify the Muslim minority. Not a good sign. I wonder if Londoners have given in to political correctness, and have accepted their fate as subservient to islam. Anyone been there recently to see this?
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Here is your answer - the muslim was eventually awarded thousands by the 'system'.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ued-refusing-hire-Muslim-woman-headscarf.html
 
Those couple of hundred years of colonialism sure is gonna cost you guys. Can't subdue half the globe and then expect NOT to pay for it.

But hey, let's blame it on those pesky Eastern Europeans.

You guys are funny! :D :D :D :D
 
Are you talking about Gordon Brown that sold all the UK gold once?!
Quote from Gringinho:

Gordon Brown has long experience from the UK finance ministry (over 10 years, the longest serving UK chancellor for 200 years) and from the IMF.

I think Gordon Brown has a lot more clue than Henry Paulson or George W. Bush - and Brown has been hailed by many leading economists around the world for acting quickly and decisively with the right kind of measures. The UK adopted the same bank rescue strategy as the Scandinavian governments some decades ago, which has been a proven success. Mexico did some home re-mortgaging when they went through a strong crisis, and this may have some merit as well for the US.
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the situation is really bad. Shops are closing in drove, no more Foxtons minis in the streets of London, a huge commercial property bubble about to burst, damn this is bad, really bad.
 
Quote from Brendan R:

the situation is really bad. Shops are closing in drove, no more Foxtons minis in the streets of London, a huge commercial property bubble about to burst, damn this is bad, really bad.
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indeed, where are the Foxtons Minis? I have not since one for ages. Any clue?
 
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