UK Gross external debt: $9.12 trillion

Okay i will say it first we going down the drain fast?.

oh god.....

Your right.

Here is The World's Biggest Debtor Nations,CLICK THE PICTURE TO SEE WHERE YOUR COUNTRY HOW MUCH DEBT THEY OWE

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YOUR COUNTRY
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media more busy abt other things , while ignoring unemployment figures

No.

I don't know how they came up with those figures but they are waaay off.

Damn the Irish. We're in no. 2 spot.

Yes sorry,can you see a way out of that debt?

Unpayable...that's why the system's gotta crash!

what r correct figures?

17. Italy - 141.3%
External debt (as % of GDP): 141.3%

Gross external debt: $2.456 trillion
2009 GDP (est): $1.74 trillion

External debt per capita: $42,267

14. Spain - 176.9%
External debt (as % of GDP): 176.9%

Gross external debt: $2.40 trillion
2009 GDP (est): $1.36 trillion

External debt per capita: $59,459

15. Germany - 176.8%
External debt (as % of GDP): 176.8%

Gross external debt: $4.97 trillion
2009 GDP (est): $2.81 trillion

External debt per capita: $60,357

These are the latest figures.

All owed to the Rothschild and co. Why don't any of the politicians have enough balls to just nationalize the private banks? FUCK THE PRIVATE CARTELS( MOST JEWISH ).

9. France - 244.3%
External debt (as % of GDP): 244.3%

Gross external debt: $5.23 trillion
2009 GDP (est): $2.09 trillion

External debt per capita: $79,982

This would have begun happening three years ago had there been no bail outs in 2008.

Get it?

3. Switzerland - 378.6%
External debt (as % of GDP): 378.6%

Gross external debt: $1.191 trillion (2009 Q3)
2009 GDP (est): $314.7 billion

External debt per capita: $156,694

1. Ireland - 1,305%
External debt (as % of GDP): 1,305%

Gross external debt: $2.25 trillion
2009 GDP (est): $172.5 billion

External debt per capita: $535,529

18. Australia - 121.9%
External debt (as % of GDP): 121.9%

Gross external debt: $1.037 trillion
2009 GDP (est): $851.1 billion

External debt per capita: $48,787

The daddy
20. United States - 98.4%
External debt (as % of GDP): 98.4%

Gross external debt: $13.92 trillion
2009 GDP (est): $14.14 trillion

External debt per capita: $45,302

Now tell me we are not going down the drain?

HAHAHA, we have almost 400%. One can only laugh at those figures. Does anyone really expect us to pay that? HAHAHA

I admit that our economy has seen little growth since the start of the recession (when it was at its worst);however, the markets have faith in Britain's ability to pay back its debt, despite a budget deficit of some 10 percent, because of an austerity plan that has increased taxes and cuts in public spending.

Britain is coping "okay" compared to other countries with similar debts, or if you look at it as debt "per head" you will find Britain growth is stronger than most and has more stability.

When you hit in to trillions of debt no one can pay that back in hundreds of years.

Standard banker/politician solution: borrow some more so we can pay off the debt! HAHAHAHAHA

DEBT-TARDS WE RIDE!

The dream has gone no matter how you try and cover up bad parts/times its worst is to come,more jobs to go bills going up food going up etc,if the bank of England touch the interest rate then it brings it on faster,may be they should just bring it on,Britain is coping nope.

Maybe we should all borrow a couple of trillions more from them, rebuild the country and then tell them to piss off when they want to collect!

its bigger than the piigs combined

shut up, the whole crisis is manufactured.

Well I am bit of an optimist and I think Britain has the entrepreneurship and ingenuity to ensure our economy stays stable- continues to grow.

Do you have any business ideas? Nothing is stopping you, and time is plenty. Don't be a workhorse for some corp and become your own boss.

I answer any of your question if you consider the thought ;)

Those with their eyes open could see that the shooting and the riots were a false flag operation using mostly the underclass so that the public would in one voice turn against the rioters so that the government could bring in new regulations to combat and imprison rioters.
Mark my words, you fools who all shouted for the harshest of punishments for these people will soon be on the recieving end of plastic bullets and water cannon as you desperately try to get your point across.

Is it a coincidence that only days before these riots the new Parlimentary e-petitions website came into effect?

e-petitions website crashes again as riots benefit petition nears 100,000

The government's e-petitions website is down for the second day in a row, as a petition calling for benefits to be withdrawn from anyone found guilty of taking part in the riots nears the 100,000 mark that could trigger a parliamentary debate.

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What are they going do if they have no money or a home?