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reply posted on 23-11-2011 @ 07:12 AM by tinkerlad

Things will never change

There is a bill about to hit the EU Parliament to cap and regulate commodities trading that currently nets Goldman Sachs and Barclays Billions each year. They are responsible for your price rises in wheat, grain, cheese, chocolate - you name it!!

This year alone bankers have added £3 to the cost of the turkey for your Xmas lunch by betting on the price of feed grains!

This UK Charity are trying to campaign against the UK Treasury to back the bill int he EU. But it's a tory / Conservative Government so it's highly unlikely to happen as they are all pals with the banking fraternity.

NAt Rothschilds makes an appearance in the series I'm told!

therealgeorgeosborne.com...

reply posted on 23-11-2011 @ 07:18 AM by ukWolf

banker philanthropy = victim compensation without the courts

I saw the show listed but couldn't get myself to watch it somehow

edit on 23-11-2011 by ukWolf because: spelling

reply posted on 23-11-2011 @ 07:21 AM by woodwardjnr

Originally posted by ukWolf
banker philanthopy = victim compensation without the courts

I saw the show listed but couldn't get myself to watch it somehow

banker philanthopy = victim compensation without the courts

It came across more like Charity... with strings attached.

reply posted on 23-11-2011 @ 07:28 AM by AlexIR

reply to post by mnmcandiez

And why do you say that?

Doesn't it seem a bit strange that this documentary is released just in the middle of a banker crisis? Doesn't it look like they are trying to prove somehow that they do some good just to get people off their back?

reply posted on 23-11-2011 @ 07:37 AM by Misterlondon

just watched it and it was exactly what i expected.. A one sided, positive view of those involved.

As woodward pointed out, the real facts were glossed over..

Did anyone else find the cut scenes in the interview between hislop and rothschild at the end a little strange? And damn was that fella hard to understand..

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reply posted on 23-11-2011 @ 07:38 AM by Misterlondon

Originally posted by Flavian
I have to say that after defending the basis of the programme on here yesterday, i was frankly exhausted by my toddler last night and totally forgot to watch the programme! Was it any good and was it focused on the philanthropy rather than anything else?

You can watch it again on the bbc iplayer.. maybe make your own mind up..

personally i wouldnt describe it as a program solely focusing on philanthropy..

reply posted on 23-11-2011 @ 04:21 PM by WakeUpRiseUp

reply to post by woodwardjnr

Its sort of irrelivant if one banker donated all his money to charity, he would know that charity only goes so far. It helps the individual result of a much larger problem that is set up and enforced by the banking scam system. I dont know what the program said but they would be against this taxation method because a vast majority of a banks security and payment in loaning huge sums to governments comes from tax. Without tax, bankers like rotschild wouldnt be able to run his scam so easily because we get trapped in debt without even having a choice.

reply posted on 24-11-2011 @ 07:25 PM by ZIPMATT

On the first time heard the word ' apologist ' requires a little think to comprehend . It's not like it means they are 'sorry'. But a spade is a spade they are sorry sacks of #

Hislop , and Merton , were Cambridge College boys , where ' like in oxford they get sucked in to something , dont ask what .

When Bankers Do Good " , come on , what an antithesis of current truth this 'programme' was. All for a boyhood in the green hills of Eton.

You sell us all out Ian, just a tool like the rest . The more you get paid the more of a tool you have to be . The longer you live the more damned you get

reply posted on 28-11-2011 @ 09:27 PM by Cassius666

Originally posted by Flavian
reply to post by Acidtastic

I am actually expecting a documentary about philanthropy in the victorian era. I am prepared to bet that it won't touch too much on how the money was made, etc, as these types of programmes generally never do.

It will about museums donated to, reform schools set up, etc etc.

Well the kind of thing the Italian mafia did to "give back", at least in america. I think in Italy they did not even do that.

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