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Posts by Dan Davies

(albeit that the alternative is to just tolerate a rat's nest of criminality and elder abuse, like the USA does with its wealth management industry, and at a macro level this does kind of work as a way of encouraging equity investment)

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That, but also there was a very great number of other mis-selling scandals; in particular lots of people were persuaded to leave defined benefits schemes who absolutely shouldn't have been, also endowment mortgages ... the financial services industry has to take a lot of blame

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It did when I was keeping one

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This is clearly some kind of performance art piece in which I'm no longer participating

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And who had specifically insulted him personally on a number of occasions in the past; this was raised a couple of times by people in the trump administration who didn't want Pierce to go

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The historical fact that Karen Pierce had an excellent working relationship with Trump and his administration. Your inability to believe this could be true because she is a woman reflects quite badly on you.

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You seem to think this is a debate, rather than me telling you a fact?

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I am once more asking you to simply type the words Karen Pierce Trump into Google dot com

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Sorry, but this is what happened! Look it up if you like

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There's no saving this one it was just a bad decision and obvious at the time.

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This is a go-to excuse but it's not true. Karen Pierce, the existing US ambassador, had built an extremely good relationship with Trump. A lot of Mandelson's time was spent rebuilding with people who were cross that she hadn't been kept on.

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(which isn't completely meant as a knock on CB - it's genuinely difficult to break into a duopoly and it wasn't entirely their fault that Google and Apple weren't very interested in adding them. But to me it underlines why this needs to be a publicly owned European Central Bank function)

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its so funny how palantir as a company is in its early twenties, and they are doing twitter posts boys do in their early 20s to prove that, despite this new harsh world, theyre actually tough like they thought their dad was and you shouldnt mess with them

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tbh I think this looks more like one of the European national schemes that has been around for ages and never got its act together to provide services across the EU, belatedly realizing that the digital euro is coming.

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Extremely normal and fine for a company to put this in a public statement

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This is actually the good thing about property as a pension savings vehicle; it is correlated with something you know you are going to be consuming in retirement

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The few among us who understand what a median means also know that the marginal Corbyn voter in leadership elections was on the right of the party, not the left

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She was called Karen Pierce. By all accounts a lot of people in trump world were quite cross at us for getting rid of her

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i think too that he also understands on some level that he's attracted less flak than the others in the admin because he's kept his head down and just slacked off. but when your boss is infamously paranoid and vindictive and you're director of the FBI...

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Very polite. More bluntly, the Times is either lying or ignorant.

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He didn't but I will; I don't believe you spoke to more MPs than the Westminster correspondent of the financial times.

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Basically it's Christopher Tolkien's world now and we all have to live in it

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As Adge Cutler said, don't ask I, ask 'e!

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Also "some officials" clearly lost their judgment

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🎶 trouble trouble maker that's like your middle name
(Wooaah)
🎶 he failed the vetting but he's back in the game
🎶 why must you rule him out then bring him back
🎶I think you're giving me a heart attack

for that song was done by Olly Murs, with whom I am confusing Olly Robbins for comic effect.

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Every time I see that name I can only think of 🎶 troublemaker 🎶

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