28 Saturday Sep 2013
Posted in Politics, Social History
As George Osborne gets ready to challenge Europe on preventing a cap on bankers bonus’ (yes those same people who have donated 1.2 million to the Tory Party), his Dad id going around saying that fracking should only be done in the north and not ruin the southern countryside.
Yep, the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.
When will it be announced that he is officially the worst chancellor ever (Lamont will be relieved).
28 Thursday Jun 2012
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Not matter how much you try, you just know that bankers and financial institutions will screw you for your last penny under the illusion that they are actually providing a service.
Barclays have now been caught fiddling the Libor rate – the lending rate applied between the banks; conjouring up the image of fat pigs in suits sitting around smoking fat cigars. Regulators say that Barclays manipulated interest rates at which banks loan to each other to benefit their traders and financial status, and appears the deception looks like a deliberate strategy as it had been going on for years. Other big names believed to be under investigation include Citigroup, JP Morgan, Deutsche Bank, HSBC and Royal Bank of Scotland.
What a bunch of fucking crooks, there is more honour amoungst theives.
Other big names believed to be under investigation include Citigroup, JP Morgan, Deutsche Bank, HSBC and Royal Bank of Scotland.
25 Friday May 2012
Posted in Politics, Social History, Uncategorized
A wonderful piece in the new issue of The Cunningham Amendment.
We’ve all been like saps buying into pension funds, mortgage trackers and obediently paying taxes to the state. They’ve taken the very clothes from our backs. They have left us for dead. Meanwhile big men in red braces have cleaned up and moved on.
11 Friday May 2012
Posted in Economy
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To Lose 1 billion is unfortunate, but to lose two is just careless.
Yes believe it or not a banker for JP Morgan has managed to lose 2 billion dollars in one day – it happens to me every day.
05 Monday Sep 2011
Posted in Politics
In an interview on Radio 5 last night, IDS was talking about his plans to shake up the welfare state, rattling on about the evils of single parents with children by more than one father and all people on benefits should be forever grateful to the taxpayer, and need to understand the feeling of self satisfaction in bringing home a days wage. When questioned about the greed of the bankers and the stuttering economy, he replied that the mentatlity of ‘wanting something for nothing’ lay firmly at the feet of these people who have made a career out of the benefit system, so it is no wonder that other sectors of society want to do the same! What a wanker.
Being a greedy banker is obviously the fault of the unemployed!
Jason E Cooper 