Compare with this BBC News article. They don't directly contradict but it's not clear cut.

Apparently the wallaby is called Wesley, who escaped from a farm in 2004 and has been hopping around the nearby countryside ever since. Back in 2009 in the village of Pluckley nearby where this was filmed there was a sighting of a wallaby going over the zebra crossing - that must have looked pretty surreal! This BBC News article describes one family buying wallabies to help trim the garden, got to feel sorry for their postman...

what I said was sarcastic.
What "money throwers" are you referring to and why are you picking a fight?>> ^Mashiki:

Considering what you said is akin to the money throwers. I'd say that you're pretty close to the rabbit hole yourself.
>> ^Trancecoach:

If thats how you interpreted what I said, then you're pretty far well down the rabbit hole.>> ^Mashiki:
>> ^Trancecoach:
Hundreds of Millions of people are unemployed and losing their homes?
Short-sell the mutherfucker and take shirt of his back!

(Makes me sick!)

P.S. Are you sure this isn't a hoax like YesMen?

And let me guess? The best solution would be to continue to throw money at it, in turn drawing out the inevitable failure of long term fiscal problems. Instead of forcing a collapse and ensuring that they get their fiscal house in order right.
No wonder europe is fucked, along with the US. Throwing money at a problem does not fix it, it only delays the inevitable unless drastic steps are taken.

Considering what you said is akin to the money throwers. I'd say that you're pretty close to the rabbit hole yourself.

>> ^Trancecoach:


If thats how you interpreted what I said, then you're pretty far well down the rabbit hole.>> ^Mashiki:
>> ^Trancecoach:
Hundreds of Millions of people are unemployed and losing their homes?
Short-sell the mutherfucker and take shirt of his back!

(Makes me sick!)

P.S. Are you sure this isn't a hoax like YesMen?

And let me guess? The best solution would be to continue to throw money at it, in turn drawing out the inevitable failure of long term fiscal problems. Instead of forcing a collapse and ensuring that they get their fiscal house in order right.
No wonder europe is fucked, along with the US. Throwing money at a problem does not fix it, it only delays the inevitable unless drastic steps are taken.

If thats how you interpreted what I said, then you're pretty far well down the rabbit hole.>> ^Mashiki:

>> ^Trancecoach:
Hundreds of Millions of people are unemployed and losing their homes?
Short-sell the mutherfucker and take shirt of his back!

(Makes me sick!)

P.S. Are you sure this isn't a hoax like YesMen?

And let me guess? The best solution would be to continue to throw money at it, in turn drawing out the inevitable failure of long term fiscal problems. Instead of forcing a collapse and ensuring that they get their fiscal house in order right.
No wonder europe is fucked, along with the US. Throwing money at a problem does not fix it, it only delays the inevitable unless drastic steps are taken.

>> ^Trancecoach:

Hundreds of Millions of people are unemployed and losing their homes?
Short-sell the mutherfucker and take shirt of his back!

(Makes me sick!)

P.S. Are you sure this isn't a hoax like YesMen?


And let me guess? The best solution would be to continue to throw money at it, in turn drawing out the inevitable failure of long term fiscal problems. Instead of forcing a collapse and ensuring that they get their fiscal house in order right.

No wonder europe is fucked, along with the US. Throwing money at a problem does not fix it, it only delays the inevitable unless drastic steps are taken.

Yeah, can we get the title changed to "Bullshitter dupes BBC News TV producers to talk shit and promote self on live TV"?

No? Right - too many characters.

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>> ^EMPIRE:
oh... so the crash is an opportunity for assholes like this to make a buck.


What he says is that anyone can make money during a crash; and this is true. The problem is that when markets plummet, people see no end in sight. So they panic sell and then turn paper losses into real losses and further precipitate the downturn. I've seen it happen so many times it boggles my mind.

I think Warren Buffet said it best: people will buy anything on sale except for stocks.

A lot of people on YouTube saying he's a fake by the Yes Men, but he's real:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/blog/2011/sep/27/european-debt-crisis-live#block-10

>> ^SpaceOddity:

If you people would get off your reactionary, self-righteous high horses for a second you would realize he is one of the good guys, relatively speaking... Don't hate the Player. Hate the game.


He's just a fairly smart guy who got a very well paid job as one of the camp guards.

"You can be a guard too", he says! "No need to be slave labour, if you're fairly smart you can sell out your brothers and sisters and ride around in a quarter million dollar car and own 10 houses the slaves will have to rent and pay off for you!
Come on guys, what's wrong with you?! I'm trying to help you!"

Soemthing sensible needs to be done quick before the human race defaults to the same solution it has used EVERY TIME this has happened before, i.e. the fall of EVERY EMPIRE till now, and these 'good guys' end up on the guillotine.

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Exactly. He's shorting the market and hoping to influence it through this. He's getting good bang for his buck due to the virality of this video too.

Still, when the stock market crashes - I think ooohh, Wallstreet is having a clearance sale! Warren Buffet's axiom holds true: Be afraid when people are greedy. Be greedy when people are afraid.

(not that I have a single red cent directly invested in the stock market, just saying)

>> ^EMPIRE:

oh... so the crash is an opportunity for assholes like this to make a buck. He actually said he dreams of another recession. WHAT a HUGE fucking piece of shit. It's horrible people like this asshole who created this mess.

>> ^petpeeved:

This just makes me think we need a Hippocratic oath for people in the financial sector.
"Do no harm" not "make money at any cost."


Oaths don't hold people accountable. Regulation does. Except when it doesn't. Which is often.

You're right though, the single biggest factor in the unsustainability of modern economies is the practice of "profit maximization." It is short-term gain mentality that leads to the game of economic hot potato known as the boom-bust cycle. Shareholders are primarily responsible for this.

>> ^EMPIRE:

oh... so the crash is an opportunity for assholes like this to make a buck. He actually said he dreams of another recession. WHAT a HUGE fucking piece of shit. It's horrible people like this asshole who created this mess.


Yes this guy should have a bullet in his brain in a back alley but life isn't fair.

>> ^kulpims:

promote. he might as well be on coke but at least he's honest about the financial situtation in eu right now


or creating panic to profit.