"The cat's out of the bag, the horses are out of the barn, whatever the metaphor is, it's happening,"

Well, I can see "YOU" have been very busy, 'editing' my posts to death again.
Silly, to go to all that trouble to remove the Forewarning's of Holy Scripture,
I posted to go with The News I post to back up those warnings.
It only serves to prove "YOU" want folk kept in the dark... pits of hell.
Only more silly, considering:

"The cat's out of the bag, the horses are out of the barn,
whatever the metaphor is, it's happening,"

It's About Time

Babel Island

Aboriginal Stonehenge: Stargazing in ancient Australia

'Billy Ruben' ATTACKS RAPE VICTIM WITH DEATH THREATS

...and 'Billy Ruben', who 'claims' to be Aboriginal "when it pays him to",
doesn't want anyone learning about Australia's most ancient history,
so attacks me for posting discoveries of MY COUNTIES MOST ANCIENT FUTURE...
...so yeah, on top of everything else 'Billy Ruben' (who are a mob of scum, btw),
spams 'their' cow manure over, oh, and all the real gossip 'they' respond to on line,
and on line posts 'they' respond to in the real world...the whole herd of horses have
bolted, and the cats are swallowing rats by the dozen.

Interesting to, what was said today, and by whom...
and whom it said about...and whom to...
'you' mob really do have a coordination problem, don't you...


20 January 2012
Last updated at 10:55 GMT

China wealth fund buys nearly 9% of Thames Water

CIC had previously said it wanted to invest in European infrastructure

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China
Investment Corporation (CIC), the country's sovereign wealth fund, has
bought 8.68% of the company behind UK utility group Thames Water.

It is the fund's first major share purchase in the UK, after Chancellor George Osborne visited China this week.

Thames Water is owned by Kemble Water, a consortium of investors led by Australian bank Macquarie.

CIC was set up in 2007 to invest some of China's huge $3.18tn (£2tn) in foreign exchange reserves.

In a one-sentence statement on its website, CIC said it
bought the stake through a wholly-owned subsidiary. No purchase price
was disclosed.

Thames Water, acquired by Kemble in 2006, is the UK's largest water and sewerage company, serving about 14 million customers.

CIC chairman Lou Jiwei had said recently that his company was interested in investing in European and US infrastructure.

Speaking about the deal, the Chancellor said: "This is a
significant step by China. It is a vote of confidence in Britain as a
place to invest and do business.

"This investment is good news for both the British and Chinese economies."

Foreign investors
Mr Osborne met China's Vice-Premier Wang Qishan and the heads of CIC and the ICBC bank on Tuesday.

The chancellor also announced that Britain had agreed to work
with Hong Kong to develop the City of London as a major offshore centre
of trade in China's currency, the yuan.

The government has been looking at ways to support greater private sector and foreign investment in infrastructure.

Speaking to the BBC Today programme, former Trade Minister
Lord Digby Jones said: "It is good news because in Britain, and the
water companies know this, needs constant repairs , so more funds in to
help that when it's not a drain on the public purse has to be right."

Mr Osborne's meetings in Beijing earlier this week discussed potential Chinese interest in a number of projects in the plan.

In August, Northumbrian Water agreed to a £2.4 billion
takeover by a Hong Kong-based investment firm led by Asian billionaire
Li Ka-shing.

In December, the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, another huge
sovereign wealth fund, bought 9.9% of Kemble for an undisclosed price.

Thames Water supplies households in London, Berkshire,
Buckinghamshire, Gloucestershire, Kent, Oxfordshire, Surrey and
Wiltshire.

In the last 10 years, Ferrovial of Spain has bought BAA, the
operator of Heathrow and Stansted airports, Germany's RWE has acquired
npower, and Australian bank Macquarie has taken control of car parks by
buying NCP.
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Ballarat's hot property prices

BY TOM MCILROY

21 Jan, 2012 12:01 AM

THE Ballarat housing market remained healthy at the end of 2011,
with official figures showing a median price rise of 3.6 per cent in the
December quarter.

Figures released today by the Real Estate Institute of Victoria
show median house prices in the city increased by
$10,000 in the three months from September.

The median price of $290,000 was up on December 2010 figures and close behind other regional centres, including Bendigo.
The upward trend was greater than statewide growth, with Victorian homes having a 0.8 per cent increase to $312,500.

Bendigo
again outshone Ballarat with a 6.3 per cent increase in the quarter to
$294,000. In Geelong the median fell by 2.3 per cent in the quarter to
$380,000.



Melbourne's median house price is now $550,000, up $10,000 in the last three months

Melbourne now has 34 suburbs with a median price of more than $1 million.
The biggest comebacks - Sept to Dec 2011 quarter medians
1. Kew - $1,175,000 to $1,600,000. Increase of 36.2 per cent
2. Prahran - $875,000 to $997,500. Increase of 14 per cent
3. Kensington - $645,000 to $725,000. Increase of 12.4 per cent
4. Mornington - $460,000 to $510,000. Increase of 10.9 per cent
5. Port Melbourne - $830,000 to $911,000. Increase of 9.7 per cent
6. Balwyn North - $1,070,000 to $1,154,000. Increase of 7.9 per cent
7. Blackburn - $715,000 to $768,000. Increase of 7.4 per cent
8. Wantirna South - $520,000 to $556,000. Increase of 6.9 per cent
9. West Footscray - $485,000 to $515,000. Increase of 6.2 per cent
10. Mount Waverley - $706,000 to $740,000. Increase of 4.8 per cent.

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So, 'Ciggy',

how are those place "YOU" TOLD PEOPLE TO INVEST IN, like IRELAND, going....
...really, "YOU" should have all be grateful, for all the news I don't mention.

...and the time it gave "YOU" to, DO THE RIGHT THING.

true lilly wrote:Well, I can see "YOU" have been very busy, 'editing' my posts to death again.
Silly, to go to all that trouble to remove the Forewarning's of Holy Scripture,
I posted to go with The News I post to back up those warnings.
It only serves to prove "YOU" want folk kept in the dark... pits of hell.
Only more silly, considering:

No...

https://sodlikeproductions.forumotion.com/t1749-the-cat-s-out-of-the-bag-the-horses-are-out-of-the-barn-whatever-the-metaphor-is-it-s-happening

true lilly wrote:...undone by his own hubris...

If You Are Aware Of Hubris, Then You Must Also Be Aware Of Catharsis...

You Have Not Been Purged,

Just Moved To Your Own Section...!!!

McKallisti Of The Sods wrote:

true lilly wrote:...undone by his own hubris...

If You Are Aware Of Hubris, Then You Must Also Be Aware Of Catharsis...

You Have Not Been Purged,

Just Moved To Your Own Section...!!!

No...this is important,it's about Australian real-estate,it should be spammed in 10 threads.