then that's been stolen from you that amount has been stolen from you francis coppola who is not francis ford coppola but a woman she's an economist in the united kingdom and she responded to my reach we what inflation i've pointed out just the quickest inflation that i could find which is from the actual euro statistics website the european union keeps all their own data and this is what they had on their own website and this is house prices across the euro zone i pointed out that's march twenty fifteen exactly when they started money printing quantitative easing from the e.c.b. member they were quite late to it house prices had been falling so they started soaring and she wrote back correlation does not equal causation. yeah yeah that's right that's that's how this whole thing got started and there's a economists she turns to go against anyone who who has a real world experience in the economy she's an academic she still if you tell or hey you know your house is on fire so quick look at a book and decide whether or not that's true or not and how to act right so she has no practical exp

then that's been stolen from you that amount has been stolen from you francis coppola who is not francis ford coppola but on.

then that's been stolen from you that amount has been stolen from you francis coppola who is not francis ford coppola but a woman she's an economist in the united kingdom and she responded to my reach we what inflation i've pointed out just the quickest inflation that i could find which is from the actual euro statistics website the european union keeps all their own data and this is what they had on their own website and this is house prices across the euro zone i pointed out that's march twenty fifteen exactly when they started money printing quantitative easing from the e.c.b. men. they were quite late to it house prices had been falling so they started soaring and she wrote back correlation does not equal causation. yeah yeah that's right that's that's how this whole thing got started and yes is there a economists she turns to go against anyone who who has a real world experience in the economy she's an academic she still if you tell or hey you know your house is on fire so quick look at a book and decide whether or not that's true or not and how to act right so she has no practical

then that's been stolen from you that amount has been stolen from you francis coppola who is not francisford coppola but a woman she's an economist in the united kingdom and she responded to my reach we what inflation i've pointed out just the quickest inflation that i could find which is from the actual euro statistics website the european union keeps all their own data and this is what they had on their own website and this is house prices across the euro zone i pointed out that's march twenty fifteen exactly when they start.

debut director sofia coppola started her movie career as an actress with minor roles father's films including all three parts of the godfather yes she's the daughter of film director francis ford coppola acting career for office but i directorial korea took off right from the start. you know the old enough to know that like kids. you know you're going to continue. the first suicide attempt as soon followed by a second this time it doesn't fail. it's the beginning of a tragedy in which old find sisters take a live action takes place in the seventy's in a small town the sexual revolution has bypassed and liberal attitudes. kids peace and. the sisters rebellion against patriarchy and. is. the virgin suicides marked the stunning arrival of sofia coppola on the scene few years later she went on to pick up an oscar for the script of lost in translation. a couple on their way to a sailing trip cross paths with a hitchhiker. the hitchhiker joins the sailing trip and soon the two men are measuring up against each other first and then with. a dangerous looking knife plays ago. growing role. but the. french polish director roman polanski got an oscar nomination for best foreign film

central banks and given academic cover by academics like francis mcdonald or mcdormand or coca-cola francis coppola that's yet so i continued my conversation because she had dropped out of the conversation you know it's up to her if she doesn't want to participate that's fine but i continued my conversation with danny blanchflower because i thought that was quite remarkable that here he was admitting that the entire point of q.e. was to raise asset prices and now why i continue to highlight that is that who owns the. most assets it's the very wealthy the wealthier you are the more assets you are you can see that across the board is an asset price is also stocks eighty four percent of all stocks in the stock markets are owned by the top ten percent so i pointed that out to him i said that's going to cause a cantillon effect and that's cause breaks that that's caused that's caused cause trouble so. you know you have to see this he was responding to my my continued on the policy of why they why they had to do q.e. he said if you can't lower the price of money you increase the quantity in the u.k. the