The Something-For-Nothing Society (part II)
It was a question to file away in the back of our minds. Bob Marris asked it of Alistair Darling on Monday. The Royal Bank of Scotland was worth a lot less than £20 billion in total. Yet the government paid £20 billion for less than two-thirds of it. Why was that? There must be an answer: suggestions on a postcard to the Treasury, 11 Downing St, SW1A 2AJ.
Tell me again that there *isn't* a cartel of bankers and politicians running the New World Order??
Posted by: Neil McGowan | Thursday, 16 October 2008 at 03:08 AM
The Royal Bank of Scotland Lock Stock And Barrel Portfolio
Includes A 5% Share In The Bank of China
A Rising Star
Posted by: Silvio Totti | Thursday, 16 October 2008 at 04:01 AM