Subject: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: skarpi Date: 09 Oct 08 - 01:50 PM well , I have been calle things around my short live , but never a terrorist ?? Mr. Brown the PM of England used the act of law against Terrorist agains one of Icelandic banks in London , ( LAndsBankinn ) this is a invasion in a Icelandic bank , and act of war . and now things are gettin worse again our PM and Brown . how can bad things get worse ?? I realy feel sorry those men . I feel to remind you all that there were 21 man who runned the outgoin of the banks from Iceland , not the hole nation , So I will not be suprised if I hear in the news that the british embassador has been asked to leave Iceland ? thats what I am hearing today from Reykjavik ? . maybe we should ask the Russia to come and defend us and go out of Nato . who knows .. What the future show us we never know . All the best from a Terrorist . |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: Rapparee Date: 09 Oct 08 - 01:55 PM I think that people are tossing the term "terrorist" around a bit too freely these days. Perhaps the "terrorists" are the ones who got us into this mess -- in Iceland, the US, the UK, and everywhere else -- because they have certainly terrorized people everywhere. Politicians should shut up and start acting like grown-ups. |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: skarpi Date: 09 Oct 08 - 02:00 PM hee hee yes it is , but its ironic |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: katlaughing Date: 09 Oct 08 - 02:02 PM Unbelievable! I've just read news articles on this. What a crazy time this is! |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: SINSULL Date: 09 Oct 08 - 02:07 PM Skarpi, Despite the fact that my consorting with a known terrorist may play against me in any future elections in which I may be a candidate, I am proud to call you a friend. You know, if bush decides to invade Iceland, I may just enlist - we can have one hell of a party. Live in the "What is" and you will be fine. Mary |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: SINSULL Date: 09 Oct 08 - 02:09 PM Another thought - there is a British citizen occupying a room in my home. Shall I declare him a hostage and hold him until Iceland is held blame free in the latest terrorism scare? oh, Micca...bad news, luv... |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: skarpi Date: 09 Oct 08 - 02:11 PM the newest in the news the british embassador has been called for the mcoverment as this is written |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: Emma B Date: 09 Oct 08 - 02:15 PM 'Chancellor of the Exchequer Alistair Darling stepped in to protect deposits made by U.K. residents in Reykjavik-based Landsbanki Islands hf, which the government of Iceland seized yesterday. To protect U.K. economic interests the government has frozen the funds and financial assets held by Landbanksi,'' Stephen Timms, financial secretary to the Treasury, said in Parliament in London today. The Treasury released a document to Parliament yesterday showing it used sections of the Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001 to take control of the bank's assets, saying in the statement the bank's collapse may harm the U.K. economy. ``The reason we took this action which was extraordinary action was in order to protect the interest and to try to ensure there was money there for creditors and depositors in the U.K,'' Prime Minister Gordon Brown's spokesman, Michael Ellam, told reporters in London today. ``In the view of the chancellor there was clearly a potential systemic risk, and that is why the action was taken yesterday in relation to depositors' Oct. 9 Bloomberg.com "I don't apologize for it," Brown said, adding that Britain was concerned that money had been transferred from the accounts out of London to Iceland a few days ago. "This is a very unusual situation, where a country has effectively defaulted," he said. No one has declared 'war' on anyone or called any one a 'Terrorist' the use of such highly charged language would be risible in any less emotionally charged situation. |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: Richard Bridge Date: 09 Oct 08 - 02:19 PM This is legally interesting in that a Mareva injunction would not run if the failure to repatriate funds would expose the bank to liability in its home jurisdiction. |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: Rasener Date: 09 Oct 08 - 02:52 PM Just get your banks to pay us the money they owe us Skarpi. Mr Brown is in the shit and our councils are about to double our council tax. I beleive he is going to make you do a year of touring in the UK with your band for nothing, if you don't get it sorted. |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: GUEST,Volgadon Date: 09 Oct 08 - 02:58 PM Ah yes, the nefarious Icelandic terrorists, desperadoes and cutthroats the lot! =)) |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: skarpi Date: 09 Oct 08 - 03:03 PM the Villan , and Emma , if you had listen and if you r so PM had listen to our coverment , then its this : the Icelandic Coverment will pay back all money to UK monwy owner in ICEASAVE , nothing else have been said . Mr Darling misunderstood something that was said between him and our PM . so you all get your money . Emma go and you r resorce somewhere else than on google anybody can do that . use the act of terrorist law , is nothing else than declare war aginst us . in the news today a man said our good friendship has been hurt . and I am afriad it will take long to time to heal . Just get your banks to pay us the money they owe us Skarpi. Mr Brown is in the shit and our councils are about to double our council tax. " I beleive he is going to make you do a year of touring in the UK with your band for nothing, if you don't get it sorted." Villan , there is nothing I can do , if they had listen to me we would not been is this shit . and dont forget , the coverment is only about 12 people and hole nation of Iceland is 320 thousand . so dont blame this on me ,. All the best Skarpi |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: skarpi Date: 09 Oct 08 - 03:27 PM Gordon Brown has a big Financial Crisis at home in UK that he cant handle and now the Icelandic banks goes down he can blame it on someone , and thats us , well that poor man I hope he sleeps well . all the best Skarpi . P.s the Icelandic people feel sorry for all UK´ers that has suffer in those financial Crisis , maybe both nation s have the same problem , we both have leaders who cant take care of the crisis . now i useally dont speak about politics , becouse i dont care about them but this matter tuch my heart . |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: Deckman Date: 09 Oct 08 - 03:55 PM If this situation wasn't deeply hurting so many millions of people, it would be laughable. This is the stuff that funny movies come from. When the world and nations and VERY IMPORTANT PEOPLE get this stressed ... anything can happen. Nothing would surprise me. We all might just as well recognise that we NOW are at the start of a ten year, world wide DEPPRESSION. There is little that anyone, or even one nation, can do to change that. I suggest we all plant potatoes, buy extra guitar strings, learn to make homebrew ... and start writing funny songs! CHEERS, Bob(deckman)Nelson |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: McGrath of Harlow Date: 09 Oct 08 - 04:07 PM Perhaps if they'd reversed the alphabetic order and called it the "Security, Crime and Anti-terrorism Act 2001" it might have been less liable/amenable to misinterpretation when it gets used in a non-terrorist related context. I gather there's also a lot of money been put into the Isle of Man and Guernsey, so those governments might find themselves in a similar situation, since they are outside the UK as well. |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: Emma B Date: 09 Oct 08 - 04:22 PM So far, U.K. local authority investments with Iceland's banks total more than 743 million pounds, according to data collected by the BBC(I presume I am 'allowed' to get my 'resources' from our National Broadcasting Corporation?) Yes this constitutes a seriously 'Financial Crisis at home in UK ' and a very 'personal' one for individuals on fixed pensions/incomes who will find their Council Tax raised and services cut - with the corresponding loss of jobs. Please desist from using such exaggerated emotive terms like declarations of 'war' skarpi; this freezing of assets in the UK is an extreme measure in extreme circumstances under legislation, as McGrath says, to protect the country from a problem of national 'security' exactly as the Icelandic government sought to first protect their own domestic accounts. |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: Bee Date: 09 Oct 08 - 04:31 PM Emma, I think skarpi's emotive terms are in response to this: "The Treasury released a document to Parliament yesterday showing it used sections of the Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001 to take control of the bank's assets, saying in the statement the bank's collapse may harm the U.K. economy." Was it necessary to use that particular act, I wonder, or was it in fact used to elicit an emotive reaction from the people of the UK, to imply the British government has no culpability? ..... On the bright side, I heard the other day on the news that, statistically speaking, people live on average eight years longer during a depression. This is put down to a healthier lifestyle forced on people: meals from scratch instead of processed or restaurant, more walking places instead of driving. |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: Emma B Date: 09 Oct 08 - 04:48 PM Yes it probably was Bee I'm afraid in order to restrict UK assets held in this country being transferred back to Iceland. As McGrath pointed out it is a 'cover-all' act aimed at protecting the 'security' of a nation (financial or otherwise) and as far as the people of the UK are concerned it is an action to simply freeze what assets are still held by UK subsidaries in this country - admittedly a drop in the ocean when compared with the £743 million the UK tax payer will have to find. Unfortunately as the burden of this shortfall falls upon the local authorities providing services for the elderly, children at risk etc as well as public services like refuse collection etc it's unlikely that it will be any great addition to an increase in life expectancy. As I pointed out, people on fixed incomes like pensioners already have problems with rising heating costs (we don't have geothermal energy resources here) without the additional burden of increased Council taxes. |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: Thompson Date: 09 Oct 08 - 05:19 PM Why isn't Britain acting to protect its own banks? Apparently British savers with assets in Icelandic banks had an average of £50,000, so they weren't average Joes. The councils, which were saving with Icelandic banks because of their good rates and reputation for probity, have been hardest hit. But if Britain's banks were guaranteed by the British government, surely those councils would be saving with them? |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: Emma B Date: 09 Oct 08 - 05:29 PM ok Thompson, hard to explain this without recourse to on line resources I've been criticised for using. However local authorities have been encouraged, after catching previous 'colds' to spread their investments (to meet salary costs etc) as widely as possible. They were also encouraged to 'maximise' their investments, so many have money in the 3 main Icelandic banks up to about 7% of total investments believing that the government would honour such deposits as well as spread around many domestic institutions. In fact the individual savers with the Icelandic banks were often 'average' citizens who had invested their personal pension life savings. |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: Rasener Date: 09 Oct 08 - 05:42 PM >>This is put down to a healthier lifestyle forced on people: meals from scratch instead of processed or restaurant<<< Bring in Jamie Oliver Skarpie I have just been watching Gordon Brown on about Iceland, and I can't beleive that it has escalated to this level. I am sure it will all get sorted amicably. Whatever, you still remain a freind of Mudcat. Les |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: skarpi Date: 09 Oct 08 - 05:53 PM yes my friend this will go by there are some men coming from UK to work with the Icelandic coverment around the weekend . but get a new PM there this is damage like mine . all the bst Skarpi . |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: Rasener Date: 09 Oct 08 - 06:00 PM >>but get a new PM there this is damage << As the beatles sang " It won't be long yeah yeah yeah yeah" |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: John MacKenzie Date: 09 Oct 08 - 06:01 PM Local authorities have a fiduciary duty to maximise their investments for the benefit of their council tax payers. However they must do so with the advice of so called 'investment experts'. So it's not the fault of the councils that their money is where it is/was. They were folowing advice from 'experts' There is NO obligation on the [part of this government, or any other, to compensate investors, over and above the limits already set, I.E. £50,000 pounds. Just because it's 'our' money, doesn't mean it should be treated any differently from any other monies invested. XG |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: Rapparee Date: 09 Oct 08 - 07:00 PM And President George is going on television to assure the American people that everything is sound and secure. You can believe him because he's the president of the US and the president of the US is a decent, honest, hard-working, truthful man without a greedy, mean, nasty bone in his body. Why, it seems like it was only 1929 when Herbert Hoover was saying the same thing and folks in the UK and all over the world felt the same way they do now! And we all know that Hoobert Hever always told the truth just like President George does. |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: Shanghaiceltic Date: 09 Oct 08 - 07:09 PM So the 'freeze' on assets was not refering to the Iceland shops ;-) |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: Emma B Date: 09 Oct 08 - 07:10 PM LOL Frank |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: Shanghaiceltic Date: 09 Oct 08 - 07:47 PM I'd hate there to be a chip 'n' burger embargo... |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: Riginslinger Date: 09 Oct 08 - 10:29 PM goD what a mess |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: Thompson Date: 10 Oct 08 - 02:49 AM Actually, I was asking why the British government isn't backing its own banks. If the British financial system goes down, it will be a real nuisance for the rest of Europe. |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: skarpi Date: 10 Oct 08 - 03:24 AM what mr brown is doin for his financial system is not eneough and it could go down in UK . Then he could ending in the sama shit as his former friend our PM is in . All the best Skarpi |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: Richard Bridge Date: 10 Oct 08 - 03:55 AM Once you add the police authority and some other bodies that are not local authorities, the amount that UK depositors have that will it seems be at risk of non-recoverability (and the Icelandic government canot effectively guarantee the money since the exposure of the Icelandic banks was about 9 times Iceland's GDP) is I think £946 million. Brown's reaction is simple - Icelandic banks will not be able to pay UK investors - OK we will freeze the assets here to try to make sure that UK investors are covered. The problem, it seems to me, is that if one country does this the rest need to follow to defend themselves, so the very international bank lending we need to stabilise banks with short term liabilities will be inhibited. |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: Ruth Archer Date: 10 Oct 08 - 04:36 AM If they would sack that Katona bird and the ropey one out of The Nolans, surely the financial situation would be helped somewhat... |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: Bee Date: 10 Oct 08 - 08:44 AM Skarpi's not alone in being rather annoyed by the tone Brown has taken, and the title of the act used to do the deed really is getting up a lot of ordinary Icelandic noses. They know criminal business dealings are involved, but that 'Terrorist' designation - ouch! I regularly cruise a selection of large forums and popular blogs, all of them pretty international as to who they attract, and it's surprising how many Icelanders are participants, considering it is such a small population. |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: Rapparee Date: 10 Oct 08 - 08:48 AM As I said earlier, politicians might want to shut up and get to work. These aren't ordinary times. |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: Emma B Date: 10 Oct 08 - 08:59 AM Strangely enough I'm not very happy with some of the hyperbolic language here either Bee and see that our own 'Little Islander' news rag the Daily Mail is using some of the same very provocative stuff too! 'UK Treasury officials fly out to Iceland to retrieve Britain's billions as Brown declares a 'cold war' by freezing THEIR assets' - 10th Oct. However, as regards the legislation necessary to stop assets in this country being stripped - to quote from MK Financial Solutions 'The actions and collapse of these banks are going to affect millions of UK citizens. These people did not have any savings in these banks, but are going to be affected by the reduced services, higher council tax and reduced help from charities.' If this is not a 'Crime' then it's hard to think what is! 'Icelandic people are suffering like their British counterparts, but maybe its time that they asked some searching questions of their political and business leaders' |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: Rapparee Date: 10 Oct 08 - 09:05 AM From what I've read, the Icelanders ARE asking hard questions of their "leadership." I really wouldn't want to be a politician in Iceland right now. The people there seem somewhat annoyed about something. |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: Donuel Date: 10 Oct 08 - 09:18 AM I have met the terrorist and it is US. |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: Peter K (Fionn) Date: 10 Oct 08 - 01:47 PM Bee, a failure of regulation certainly, but I have heard no intelligent voices blaming the British Government for the present chaos. As you have noted yourself, the act that has been used to freeze Icelandic assets deals with more than terrorism. The part of it that has been invoked in this case does NOT concern terrorism. Skarpi is way off beam on that score and needs to calm down. In fact Skarpi should be asking what Iceland's regulators (if there are any?) were doing while such a tiny economy was spawning a banking system that accumulated capital amounting to many times Iceland's GDP - all underpinned with IOUs. If Skarpi takes a sensible look at what is going on he might notice that Brown's measures - unlike the US bailout fiasco for instance - have attracted very little serious criticism either in the UK, the US or anywhere else, and may yet turn out to have set a direction the rest of the western economies need to follow. Bravo Emma B for staying with it. |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: GUEST,from work Date: 10 Oct 08 - 01:52 PM I really wouldn't want to be a politician in Iceland right now. The people there seem somewhat annoyed about something. when we will rise up again there will be another coverment and also will we look again to relationship to some country ´s they will never bee the same . People here are angry very angry and today they where protesting hearn the parlament . more later |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: GUEST,from work Date: 10 Oct 08 - 01:55 PM Bee, a failure of regulation certainly, but I have heard no intelligent voices blaming the British Government for the present chaos. As you have noted yourself, the act that has been used to freeze Icelandic assets deals with more than terrorism. The part of it that has been invoked in this case does NOT concern terrorism. Skarpi is way off beam on that score and needs to calm down. In fact Skarpi should be asking what Iceland's regulators (if there are any?) were doing while such a tiny economy was spawning a banking system that accumulated capital amounting to many times Iceland's GDP - all underpinned with IOUs. If Skarpi takes a sensible look at what is going on he might notice that Brown's measures - unlike the US bailout fiasco for instance - have attracted very little serious criticism either in the UK, the US or anywhere else, and may yet turn out to have set a direction the rest of the western economies need to follow. Bravo Emma B for staying with it. peter I am gonna answear this when I am home tonight |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: Thompson Date: 10 Oct 08 - 03:50 PM There's surely no reason that Iceland couldn't be a world financial centre, any more than Switzerland. The size of the country is little to do with things. Iceland has been attacked because it's outside the euro, I suspect, and so it's exposed. |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: Rasener Date: 10 Oct 08 - 04:54 PM Our government and all the beurocrats and hangers on waste more than whats owed by Icelend in a year. I wonder how much it has cost to go in to Iraq (money and lives)? |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: Bee Date: 10 Oct 08 - 05:06 PM Emma B, I am just reporting what I've been reading. Some Icelanders feel that Brown and British media have labelled all Icelanders terrorists and criminals; while they are quite aware criminality was involved and are plenty angry with their government and the fraudsters, they are hardly to be expected to understand why that specific British act was used. Maybe Mr. Brown could try a little diplomacy, make a little effort to explain, especially given for some Icelanders, there is imperfect grasp of English to consider. |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: Richard Bridge Date: 10 Oct 08 - 05:12 PM Oh look it's relatively simple why the Icelandic banking system was more at risk than Liechtenstein or Switzerland. The Icelandic banks were exposed to liabilities of several times the entire county's GDP. |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: skarpi Date: 10 Oct 08 - 07:14 PM well all , here is something you can read http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2008/oct/10/iceland-gordonbrown this is the last comment I will put in here . all the best Skarpi Iceland |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: heric Date: 10 Oct 08 - 07:26 PM "That may not be the reality of the situation, but its the perception of a rather angry and influential nation." |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: skarpi Date: 10 Oct 08 - 08:17 PM here is a comment witch someone put on in the guardian UK today . I hope people in UK don´t believe in everything they read in the press. I just want to clear few things here. The people responsible for all this mess in Iceland and UK are only 10 to 20 persons. Not all Icelanders! The Icelandic public is getting a much bigger and severe hit from all this. Ofcourse these people responsible should take the blame. And they will! The Icelandic Government has never said that they are going to walk away from this in UK. Never. Everyone who ownes money in Icesave will get their money and UK will not have to pay. The companies assets are enough to cover almost all of it, the rest will be taken care of. However, what the Government in Iceland said was that they will not save the owners of these banks ie. the 10-20 people responsible. Iceland is a civilized nation and will not run away from its obligations. There are always two sides on all matters. This you should know. Mr. Darling and Brown are using this to get votes for upcoming elections. And at the same time completely destroying Iceland. Singer & Friedlander and Kaupthing London are British companies which at the time they where closed by the English Government where doing quite well in all aspects. What was done by Brown was illegal. When they closed the bank they started a fire sale of all Kaupthing (Head company, Icelandic) shares which ended up like it did. Kaupthing the biggest bank in Iceland, and the only one that was going to make it through this, went bankrupt. And the domino effect of that is a catastrophy for all Icelandic economy. And GB still is going on in the press saying whatever people wants to hear. I am sorry to say but I think the English Government will be held responsible for all the mess it started with this. And there will be filed a case against them for this. And they where called friends! No wonder England is all messed up with these people controlling it! Cheers! Emma how many millions did you loose ??? again . Never kick some who is already down . here´s another one , and its not me :>) but its sad how this matter has gone sad . I´m a proud Icelander and I just say, I have worked all my live with my soul and pride. Now I feel like the Irish; BOODY ENGLISH The history always repeat it self: here is another one úff, this is not good . I think I might have something to say that interest some people about the general public in Iceland right now since I'm Icelandic and live there. People here are very angry now! our "friends" (NATO) will not help in anyway witch is fine by me but they will barley talk to us and if they do it is to kick us farther down! What has this done to the public view on NATO? Let me answer this.. Most people (probably over 75% I know and work with) Say they want to leave NATO and make a defensive pact with our only friends in the world right now Russia! Russian military base in Iceland would be a disaster for NATO, they would be in Uk's back yard and in site of Usa's missiles defense their building in Poland and other European countries. This is just what the public think, the diplomats are probably too much cowards to go this far even if this is the peoples wish. Long live Russia Greetings from Iceland well this is what UK was askin for wasent it ? well Mr Brown I hope you get your votes back , you did on my cost . Peter you asked me to calm down , I am calm , but I worry the future I worry that MrBrown started something that wont be stopped do I want Russia to loan Iceland money ? no I dont Do I Iceland leave Nato ? no I dont do I want Russia to have an naval airforce base in keflavík ? no I dont , would UK be happy with that russian planes flyin over UK every night ? I dont think so , and dont tell me that this never can happen becouse it will , Russia will never loan anything without gettin something instead . the World picture is and has changed, but I hope I am wrong I realy do . I dont hate UK or anyone on there or Holland or anyone in there and I feel sorry for all of this . I hope this will be solved in peace , but there are people here that will not forget what UK did to us when we where down . So have a good night sleep and a good future all all the bst Skarpi Iceland . |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: heric Date: 10 Oct 08 - 08:26 PM It does seem quite bizarre that the western nations aren't talking. I would have thought they'd send teams of advisors. Does this not qualify as an IMF matter? |
Subject: RE: Mr,Brown declare war on Iceland From: Thompson Date: 11 Oct 08 - 12:10 AM Seems to me that the lads in the fancy suits are all panicking and running around screaming that the sky is falling. It never occurred to them that their individual greed could bring down the whole world economy and make a terrible worldwide recession - with job losses, home losses, soup lines and mass starvation - inevitable. And I'd have to say that if I'd had their jobs, it wouldn't have occurred to me either, any more than it *really* occurs to me that driving the dog to the park for a walk makes me personally responsible for global warming. A huge, unregulated and unstable system has overheated and gone up in flames, and no one knows where the fire extinguishers are kept; they were probably stowed away somewhere in a forgotten cupboard by the Bushes, Thatcher, Blair, Sarcozy, Berlusconi, Giuliani, Greenspan and the rest of the intelligent types who said "Danger of fire? Heavens, no!" |
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