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>> >>> >>>Obviously you think we have to pay you for the >>>privledge of fighting your future enemies >> >>No but you should pay for what used, it simple >>economics nothing is free and what you paid was less >>than the production cost. >>Hark who's talking! you people started a nasty war >because you didint want to contribute a penny to a war >fought for your defence. > >>If that's the case then you should pay the UK for >using the country's ports, air bases, land bases, >barracks, & all British empire territories used by >American troops to attack your enemies. >> while sunk >>>in your selfish neutrality until pearl harbour, >> >>I wonder if the Chechs and Chinese think the same of >>the UK to? The UK and France did not enter the war >>until they believe that it was in there national >>interest do do so, the US did the same. >> >Because you didint care a damn about democracy or >freedom until the Japs kicked you up the arse. >> so the >>>interest was so low its only recently the entire sum >>>has been paid back, is that your idea of low >interest? >> >>I would say that a fixed rate nominal interest rate of >>2 percent is pretty damn low interest rate, particular >>when you take inflation into account the real interest >>rate was negative. So I would say yes that a is pretty >>low interest rate, see how many other entities get >>rate that low. The British government could of paid >>the loan off early had they chosen to but because of >>the low interest rate it made no sense to. Nor it all >>that long when you consider that Britain still has >>debt from the Napoleonic wars. >> >>We didint ask for the money back from the continental >allies who's armies we had subsidized against >Napoleon. >>Here a nice little quote about how "outrageous" those >>loans were. >> >>"In a nutshell, everything we got from America in >>World War II was free," says economic historian >>Professor Mark Harrison, of Warwick University. >Some professor! did he think Britain paid with >Monopoly money to greedy uncle sam.
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