Is this the New Winston Churchill?

[ATAG_Doc]

Originally Posted by Sternjaeger II

Doc, I have been a shareholder of a medium size business in the past and believe me, there's no way you can't profit. It's all down to decide whether you should make an effort yourself in a time of crisis and earn a bit less for the common good. Many are faced with this choice, but very few say yes to it.

Even worse, think about all those darn bonus schemes that private companies do: I mean, no matter how good you are, do you really think it's sane and ethically correct to concentrate big bonuses on a handful of people? I mean, are you really worth all that money?

I knew you would give me this. So why don't you send me half your money for my common good?

You can give more away. You don't need an intermediary to be between us. You and them that "common good". Just send in an extra 20% of your revenue to your taxing authority.

You can lead on this topic.

Do!

Don't talk!

DO IT!.

Send in 20% more I am sure they will use it.


Maintain it. Keep doing it. Not a one off thing. Do it - prove it and be proud you've done it. Start an organization that leads by example. It will catch on. It will gain momentum and other bleeding hearts will join and soon the entire world that don't share will be shamed into hiding. Do not state in here that you done it take it global.

I am behind you all the way on this.

[Sternjaeger II]

Originally Posted by ATAG_Doc

I knew you would give me this. So why don't you send me half your money for my common good?

You can give more away. You don't need an intermediary to be between us. You and them that "common good". Just send in an extra 20% of your revenue to your taxing authority.

You can lead on this topic.

Do!

Don't talk!

DO IT!.

Send in 20% more I am sure they will use it.

oh but I did, that's why I'm not a stakeholder anymore. When I was still benefiting from this I could afford to give some away, and I gave part of the profit to two local charities, one for a Down syndrome holiday centre and another for a social recovery programme. My business partners thought I was crazy, truth is that I didn't need all that money to live a happy life.

I am employed by a big organisation now, and even if the salary is not what it used to be, I still take my time and volunteer in a local charity, if anything you get to meet so many interesting people!

[ATAG_Doc]

With the election results in France a done deal and now this what do you see as the future if the common currency now?

http://ca.news.yahoo.com/afraid-exul...203620995.html

[Kongo-Otto]

Originally Posted by baronWastelan

Politics aside, he's a compelling and formidable speaker:

(removed blatherers video)

Back to topic:
In 100 years a blatherer like Nigel Farage will be forgotten, but Winston will be remembered in a 1000 years.
Politics aside do you really think this guy fits the shoes of Winston Churchill?
I highly doubt that Farage could ever write something like "A History of the English-Speaking Peoples" or "Marlborough. His Life and Times"
You call Farage a formidable speaker? C'mon you gotta be kidding, you should listen to a speech of

Winston Churchill

[ATAG_Doc]

How do you think this will go guys?

http://www.cnbc.com/id/47342551

[CWMV]

Originally Posted by ATAG_Doc

How do you think this will go guys?

http://www.cnbc.com/id/47342551