Eavasion? Don’t even know how to spell it, Guv’nor!
By Mike Cunningham On May 29th, 2012Mr Diamond accused the Treasury of breaking taxpayer confidentiality by identifying Barclays as the bank at the centre of what officials had described as an “aggressive tax avoidance scheme”. The action was “completely unwarranted”, Mr Diamond said, ignoring his prior attempt to hide behind a Court Injunction!
Well, not really, Mr. Diamond. If it walks and talks like a duck; if it quacks like a duck, it usually is a bloody duck!
Banking in its centuries-old form is quite simply theft and devoid of any morality. All of the banks behave like this and they are at their immoral ‘best’ when they can bankrupt an entire country, take control of its assets through ‘privatisation’ and then prebvent its people from asserting their sovereignty. Here’s what they want for Greece, then Spain, Italy, Portugal…
http://www.cnbc.com/id/47587509
- Kit Juckes, global head of foreign exchange at Societe Generale, told CNBC’s “Worldwide Exchange” that the best outcome was “the status quo.” “A Greek economy in depression, austerity that guarantees they’ll stay in depression and living on life support from the rest of Europe is the best,” he said. -
Kit Juckes is one of the criminals who broke RBS.
Would he be willing to see 400 million people in the eurozone starve in order to keep the bankster show on the road? Of course, absolutely.
Well said all. The banksters remind me of the French aristocracy in 1789 and they should be aware of what happened there.