BBC NEWS-it seems that our Gord is not happy about the Bankers Bonus debacle.
“Prime Minister Gordon Brown is "very angry" about proposed bank bonuses and wants bankers to consider waiving their right to them, his spokesman has said.”
Gord also thinks he is still “saving the world”- Speaking in London, Mr Brown said: "We are leading the world in sweeping away the old short term bonus culture of the past and replacing it with a determination that there are no rewards for failure and rewards only for long-term success."
Don’t we own a large percentage of the banks now? So why doesn’t the Prime Minister ask the shareholders-us, what we think and actually act on our decision by not paying these immoral cash gifts, and perhaps even go further, by sacking these greedy, inept idiots that have put us in the "brown" runny stuff, oh yes and also sack the idiot of a chancellor who removed the regulation of the banks in the first-place.
I wonder who that could be.
“We judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing, while others judge us by what we have already done.” Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
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“Prime Minister Gordon Brown is "very angry" about proposed bank bonuses and wants bankers to consider waiving their right to them, his spokesman has said.”
Gord also thinks he is still “saving the world”- Speaking in London, Mr Brown said: "We are leading the world in sweeping away the old short term bonus culture of the past and replacing it with a determination that there are no rewards for failure and rewards only for long-term success."
Don’t we own a large percentage of the banks now? So why doesn’t the Prime Minister ask the shareholders-us, what we think and actually act on our decision by not paying these immoral cash gifts, and perhaps even go further, by sacking these greedy, inept idiots that have put us in the "brown" runny stuff, oh yes and also sack the idiot of a chancellor who removed the regulation of the banks in the first-place.
I wonder who that could be.
“We judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing, while others judge us by what we have already done.” Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Angus
NHS Behind the headlines
Angus Dei on all and sundry
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