So it seems that the bankers here in the UK that appeared in

Headless Chicken

So it seems that the bankers here in the UK that appeared

in front of a Treasury Select Committee are “profoundly sorry” about decisions made which have contributed to a global meltdown, started an unemployment landslide, and forced many families into possible destitution. Well hey ! That’s okay then. They have apologised. ….. HELLO ! How about we sequestrate these b**tards accounts, take their large houses away, and imprison them for possibly fraudulent activities. I think they would be sorry enough then and only then.

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An Unknown Location | 9 months ago (5 minutes after post)

The monetary system is the problem and that will be well-established when we’re in even bigger **** within the next 10 years.

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An Unknown Location | 9 months ago (6 minutes after post)

To elaborate, the system of banks creating and loaning money out of thin air is a joke. Within the next year, the US Deficit will be so great that it will be physically impossible to be repaid…as in, THERE ISN’T ENOUGH MONEY IN CIRCULATION TO EVEN REPAY THE WHOLE DEBT.

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Fern Tree Gully, 07, AU | 9 months ago (56 minutes after post)

Face it everyone. We are scr*wed. Global recession inevitable. Life sucks. Embrace chocolate.

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