Millionare bankers threaten exodus to Mumbai if denied their six-figure bonuses.

If thats the case, im gonna get a flight over there asap and lynch them myself!

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But let's see whose greed started the fall. Search term: Wall Street, Zionist HQ. The threat of the UK bankers is the effect of the cause what the Wall Street chaps started.


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No. After 1929 came Weimar, after Weimar , came WW2 , after WW2 came the Marshall Plan, and Europe went into US's hands. After that. the golden age of credit started, and we are now seeing the results.

And no, I do not believe people wil learn from this. Go outside, go onto a shop, and ask people if they want 0% credit for the first 6 months to buy a new TV. If they have a job, they will most likely consider it. That proves people do not learn why they are in this mess in the first place.

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The difference, there will be no WW3 after this. Many learned from history. We're not willing to listen the "But we had a Holocaust... again" stuff all over the 21st century. And also, we're not willing to make war to give the Zionists a chance to establish a second Israel. So, in overall, yes, we already learned a bit from the past. If these things will be stopped, it's already worth everything. The NWO is non-officially ended.


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i wouldn't be so sure about there not being a WW3 out of this mess. There will be at least many small wars between common enemies as the finger pointing blame game really starts

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The Georgian conflict is intended to be the start of WW3, but it's failed, because the Russians are not going to play the Zionist's game. Putin is anti-NWO and now the USA is weak. They're also not willing to attack Iran, regardless what Israel wants. If Israel is intending to play the tough guy, they'll get back a nice ballistic nuke from Russia.

So, after Russia is not intending to attack anyone, who against would you fight? Iran? That one need to face with the Russian retaliation. The only major battle will be only at the Middle East, where Israel will be wiped out within few years. But that's not our problem, so who cares?

FYI from the inside, this is already happening.

I know of at least 5 of my friend's parents leaving the UK due to tax laws becoming unfavourable. Even just those 5 families leaving will leave a tax hole of over £10m a year. 60,000 more are estimated to follow in this fashion over the next year.

You want these "fat cats" that you hate so much out? OK, do what the UK did and enact restrictive tax laws. Then watch all of them leave... Lets see how long your country lasts without them.

The UK is already suffering. If the US follows suit, both will lose whatever hold they have on the world economy. The exodus of wealth from the USA and UK to Middle east and the emerging markets is only just beginning.

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Believe me, we will survive without them. There are many small, but rich countries throughout the world without these bastards and they still lives. There is also no conflict at those places. The best examples are Canada and Australia, where the banks have a very little role in the economy. Also they're suffering from the crisis, but they can survive without any help. So, if they can do it, we can do that too.

The nations believe they can't survive without them... because they never tried. But all the countries, whose pushed the bankers into the background, they're usually the most peaceful countries on the planet. My native country is also the same. We have banks, but we don't really care about it. The crisis is also not hitting my native country and the citizens very well. Some Zionists are intended to bankrupt our banks too, but they failed, because we see how they works.

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All I can say to you and all those who agree with you is sincere best of luck. I truly mean it.

I disagree with you of course, and I see a horrible time ahead for the states who take such moves. I see their welfare programs becoming unmanageable and unworkable.

Perhaps this is what the world needs. The world needs to end its reliance upon taxation and welfare economics. The flight of wealth may mean a new era of austerity built upon real progress as opposed to borrowed funds. ATM I see that states have a heavy reliance upon the richest to provide tax funds. In effect, that creates servitude, which is the reason that the bailout bills have passed.

This may be the opportunity to build solid states once more... states founded in the principles of true egality and liberty. That would be my wish for the results of this crisis.

"All leave"? Do you really think they will "all" leave? Honestly?



And here lies the rub. The UK is already suffering and why is the UK already suffering? I know from other threads, you're predisposed to supporting or at least defending CEOs, but these people have a significant place in all of this. They are one of the reasons this mess is happening in the first place. Trying to paint a future 'doom and gloom' scenario when/if these people leave seems a bit strange and pointless: the doom and gloom scenario is already here and they're partly to blame.

You say that they will leave a tax hole when they go, but many of them are already in a tax hole as it is, these people exploit more loop holes than a string vest. You talk about tax laws "becoming unfavourable" but to many, many little people, they've always been unfavourable and they don't have the opportunity to stamp their feet and cry about a £250,000 bonus or even leave the country.

Parasite, definition:

source

Ring any bells?

Let them go to Mumbai.
I will drive them if they want.
Do they need a boat they can borrow mine.

Shows how much you know about the scene, If I would guess about thirty five percent of downtown bankers are Indian/Pakistani, forty percent native Brit, Ten percent middle eastern, ten percent Asian and about five percent Jewish- and as I have stated before at least the jews know something about the topic- because the rest sure dont know much about anything.
In fact other than some of the native Brits and Jews these bankers are about the most vacuous bunch you might ever meet.
And would Jews really go to Mumbai???

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Shows how much you know about the scene.

en.wikipedia.org...

Shows how much you know about the scene-the Beney Israel have as much in common with Ashkenazic jews as Hindu Indians, much the same can be said about the Cochini's- The Iraqi's and Iranian's are more similiar but certainly the traders that settled in India are radically different to the stereotypical New York or London Ashkenazic Jewish banker....Oh and by the way my own Grandfather was an important jewish figure in Bombay (mind you he was Ashkenazic) and I have visited Beney Israel Synagogues, the Main Iraqi Synagogue in Baykala etc. Nice try.

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Let 'em go, I'll help 'em pack. But the money stays here.

Maybe the next banker will have some decency.

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Since money is debt, let's burn it all and embrace a new system that really honors hard work and honesty.

Why not just cease their assets and hang them for treason?

OH Man wouldn't that be wonderful.