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wazaaap
18-09-2008, 06:07 PM
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/7623145.stm

Unbelievable, he is basically telling the world that the UK government forced TSB to take over HBOS

And then goes on to say in not so many worlds we need a "global Solution"

I wonder what that could be?

Since when did the government have the authority to infulence the Banks (i know i know) But in the publics eyes, they see the banks as public banks and that they are run as public corporations.

It is like me owning a sandwich stall and gordon brown coming up to me and saying you have to close that stall because i have told pret a manger they can take over your little stall.

What a joke.

drhemp
18-09-2008, 06:12 PM
This coming from the man who sold off all our gold at rock bottom price.

Yes Brown is New World Order scum and just as bad as the previous NWO scum Bliar.

I could only watch a few seconds of the clip; the man makes me feel ill to look and listen to him.

djpad34
18-09-2008, 09:17 PM
Barclays Bank plc was recorded as an active member of the Association for the Monetary Union of Europe
The Association for the Monetary Union of Europe (AMUE) was founded in 1987 by European business leaders who agreed on the objectives of a common currency and monetary stability for the success of the Single Market."

Its objectives include:

"Promot[ing] monetary union objectives in Denmark, Greece, Sweden and the United Kingdom to encourage their membership of EMU"

During 1992-99, it

"published a number of academic books and reports to reduce euroscepticism, give credence to the long-term sustainability of the euro and persuade journalists and academics."

Barclays name appears on a list of companies that are apparently supporting the abolition of the Pound and its replacement by the Euro.

now its the bank with pleanty of clout too how many more will be sold off to the last big players

mr_self_destruct
18-09-2008, 09:21 PM
This coming from the man who sold off all our gold at rock bottom price.


Ha ha, when the person running the country's economy makes a mistake like that, you can only be either a) very scared or b) deeply suspicious. Sadly most people in the UK are neither