Nationalised banks
I really can't understand something. Gordon Brown keeps telling us that some of the banks have been nationalised, temporarily as well. So they are not permanent. However, even if temporarily taken into public ownership then all the employees are actually state employees anyway, including the board and all the executives.
The government can do what they like with them. Why haven't they sacked the directors, why haven't they put civil servants in control. What sort of nationalisation is this, it's a sham.
When the mines were nationalised the workers became employees of the state. Surely the same with the nationalised banks. Have the workers been forced to sign the Official Secrets Act as well. How much have the banks really been nationalised, or haven't they been nationalised at all.
Remember my favourite saying of the moment, he who pays the piper calls the tune, or is this another inglorious situation for a pathetic government. I wonder what the unelected Lord Mandelson has to say.
The government can do what they like with them. Why haven't they sacked the directors, why haven't they put civil servants in control. What sort of nationalisation is this, it's a sham.
When the mines were nationalised the workers became employees of the state. Surely the same with the nationalised banks. Have the workers been forced to sign the Official Secrets Act as well. How much have the banks really been nationalised, or haven't they been nationalised at all.
Remember my favourite saying of the moment, he who pays the piper calls the tune, or is this another inglorious situation for a pathetic government. I wonder what the unelected Lord Mandelson has to say.
posted by Catch22 at 10:33 AM
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