A Phyrric Victory
Now I hope that you watched a certain Lord Mandelson on the Andrew Marr show this morning.
Now I used to be employed by a mercant bank in the City. Therefore I was not a bank I was a banker, how interesting that the labour politicians continue to refer to calling in the banks for conversations. A bank is a financial institution, with a building known as a bank. They cannot have any conversations with anybody. You have conversations with people, not banks. So, get it right please.
As for Mandelson, sorry Lord Mandelson of somewhere or other, what a small minded person. He was almost threatening the bankers with a re-education programme, you will do as you are told. Scary, is that really the sort of society we want, run b unelected people like Mandelson.
As for Cable, who came over as rather threatening towards the bankers. Well I wonder if people would like to nationalise the oil industry in this country, because they are making even more money than the banks are. Do remember that Mr Cable used to work for I believe Shell Transport and Trading, which is the old real name of Royal Dutch Shell. Now why not nationalise the oil companies, like Churchill did effectively with British Petroleum when they were given contracts to supply oil to the Royal Navy when they transfrred form using coal. Oh, and let's not forget it was Shell which misrepresented it s oil reserves, any comment on that one Vince.
Whilst we are about it, let's not have any doctors working as independent cotractors within the NHS, and let's nationalise the drug companies whilst we are about it. We are on the road to serfdom, somebody has to stop this, come on Cameron., this is a crisis budget and if there is any sanity left then the package has to be voted against. The first person to tell the people in the real world the truth will win the next election, even though with the mess we are in it will be a phyrric victory.
Now I used to be employed by a mercant bank in the City. Therefore I was not a bank I was a banker, how interesting that the labour politicians continue to refer to calling in the banks for conversations. A bank is a financial institution, with a building known as a bank. They cannot have any conversations with anybody. You have conversations with people, not banks. So, get it right please.
As for Mandelson, sorry Lord Mandelson of somewhere or other, what a small minded person. He was almost threatening the bankers with a re-education programme, you will do as you are told. Scary, is that really the sort of society we want, run b unelected people like Mandelson.
As for Cable, who came over as rather threatening towards the bankers. Well I wonder if people would like to nationalise the oil industry in this country, because they are making even more money than the banks are. Do remember that Mr Cable used to work for I believe Shell Transport and Trading, which is the old real name of Royal Dutch Shell. Now why not nationalise the oil companies, like Churchill did effectively with British Petroleum when they were given contracts to supply oil to the Royal Navy when they transfrred form using coal. Oh, and let's not forget it was Shell which misrepresented it s oil reserves, any comment on that one Vince.
Whilst we are about it, let's not have any doctors working as independent cotractors within the NHS, and let's nationalise the drug companies whilst we are about it. We are on the road to serfdom, somebody has to stop this, come on Cameron., this is a crisis budget and if there is any sanity left then the package has to be voted against. The first person to tell the people in the real world the truth will win the next election, even though with the mess we are in it will be a phyrric victory.
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