Do you want a man on the inside who criticized the pro-Brexit crowd? A Goldman Sachs protege?
Someone who says, as the Financial Times today claims, he wants to defend the Bank of England's independence? Sure he does.
This is a bogus article by a media outlet that despises Brexit and it's voters. Nearly every comment by its editorial staff leading up to and since has been negative about the move. Keeping Carney would further politicize the post. It should be noted Carney claimed earlier after Brexit passed, if he stayed, he would not be taking instructions on how to perform his duties.
Does he mean how he was influenced by the political opponents of Brexits too? Those instructions, not to mention no doubt others from other global high-ups who openly and more sneakily privately opposed Brexit? Mr. Carney should prove a gentleman and resign. Let the Keynesian blowhard crowd at the Times realize they don't run everything.
All central banks are politicized. Just a simple fact. All try to extend their tentacles beyond original mandates; it's the inherent nature of government and quasi-government entities. And the more centralized, the more politicized. It should also be noted much of the Times commentary since Brexit centers on a hard Brexit as if it were a one-way thoroughfare, mostly the result of the Brexiters and their leaders.
Have you heard any kind words from Merkel, Hollande, Juncker and the rest of the Brussels' thugs yet? A new broom might not always sweep clean, but in this case for those who relish their sovereignty and personal freedom, it's one of the few hopes you have left in a world where elites are determined to globalizes all come hell, high water, high taxes or high dudgeon.
Someone who says, as the Financial Times today claims, he wants to defend the Bank of England's independence? Sure he does.
This is a bogus article by a media outlet that despises Brexit and it's voters. Nearly every comment by its editorial staff leading up to and since has been negative about the move. Keeping Carney would further politicize the post. It should be noted Carney claimed earlier after Brexit passed, if he stayed, he would not be taking instructions on how to perform his duties.
Does he mean how he was influenced by the political opponents of Brexits too? Those instructions, not to mention no doubt others from other global high-ups who openly and more sneakily privately opposed Brexit? Mr. Carney should prove a gentleman and resign. Let the Keynesian blowhard crowd at the Times realize they don't run everything.
All central banks are politicized. Just a simple fact. All try to extend their tentacles beyond original mandates; it's the inherent nature of government and quasi-government entities. And the more centralized, the more politicized. It should also be noted much of the Times commentary since Brexit centers on a hard Brexit as if it were a one-way thoroughfare, mostly the result of the Brexiters and their leaders.
Have you heard any kind words from Merkel, Hollande, Juncker and the rest of the Brussels' thugs yet? A new broom might not always sweep clean, but in this case for those who relish their sovereignty and personal freedom, it's one of the few hopes you have left in a world where elites are determined to globalizes all come hell, high water, high taxes or high dudgeon.
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