Please share this people I believe it to be a very good speech

Yes brilliantly said....shame people don't listen!!!

Originally posted by happinness
Yes brilliantly said....shame people don't listen!!!

I know it was good the crowd clapped but I didnt like the smerks some had on their face like it is funny that he is getting angry over a very serious matter.. Poor people.. They have no idea what they are doing

We need more stars and flags for this man haha

S & F for bringing this to ATS.

Tony telling it like it is.
His words definitely ring true in my ears.
I'm hoping too, this gets a lot of coverage in the mainstream & here.

Igniting people into action that we can do something about these leeches once & for all.

303

Originally posted by 303inMyBrain

S & F for bringing this to ATS.

Tony telling it like it is.
His words definitely ring true in my ears.
I'm hoping too, this gets a lot of coverage in the mainstream & here.

Igniting people into action that we can do something about these leeches once & for all.

303

Agreed it does seem like more and more people are speaking up.. Perhaps something is brewing,,

Question Time last Thursday was Brilliant!!

I thought Tony Robinson was spot on in what he said and plenty of the audience chimed in and whooped the politicians too.

To be glad I am just happy that the mainstream is now saying and accepting in general the things we have been saying since 2008. OK it's taken 4 years, but the majority are now waking up to the fiat system in all it's corrupt glory. if it spreads awareness great. one up for Baldrick I say. Good on him!

For some reason i can imagine him getting a call to goto the bank of England where rowan atkinson is waiting for him saying "here is my fist baldrick not run onto it" and him replying "yes mi'lord"

I wish more people of his respect & stature would come out & say what he said,for to long we've sat back & been fiddled by these banks.
you need somebody even bigger to come out & say something similar to get people to wake up to whats been happening to them for years & years.

A public inquiry should happen,but like the inquiry on the war in iraq & the inquiry about phone hacking the big players in the whole thing get away with it whilst good honest workers lose there jobs.

S + F

Watched it on Thursday - thought Tony Robinson was very good - and I couldn't help but notice the smirk on Paddy Ashdown's face when he Robinson was talking - wonder what Clegg's reaction to that was?

If anything Robinson didn't go quite far enough in criticising the incestuous relationship between bankers / industry / politicians / MSM etc.

Trouble with people in this country is all we do is blog and moan and that is the limit of our outrage.. We have become a nation of letter writers to the editor which tptb look at and file it under "who gives a crap?"...

They have no fear of us with good reason

Because we are nation of weak, apathetic arseholes who have had the backbone removed..

To quote Australian Chopper Reid; "Harden the fk up England"

It must be about ten years ago, when a banking friend of mine actually told me that many of the banks, not just his, were on a mission to do away with the smaller accounts, along with the 'rationalization' that was going on in bank staffing, and with the bank manager becoming nothing more than a figurehead. The whole thing was geared to the coming 'Globalisation' and they all wanted to be the big players, except that they weren't. That was reserved for the really big players, the cabal, who were waiting in turn to take the high street banks money.

Tony Robinson is 100% correct, and 2008 was the big steal. It should never be allowed to happen again, and for me, I am actively seeking for a safe but perhaps boring building society/s, or perhaps a credit union to invest what money I have. The banks are buggered, we don't need the London and New York hi-rise citadels to work for our money, any more than we need the magnificent cathedrals and mosques or temples to practice our faiths, they are but symbols of a power that has nothing to do with the man in the street.

I love Tony, but I still think he didn't go far enough.

It's incredible that the government and banksters still don't seem to get it. Through every internet media you can see the rage in this country. Wherever you go, there are people really seething with rage.

I cannot stress this enough, people are on the verge of revolt.

If you can think back to the Poll Tax, that's the level we're at now. That's the kind of outrage and anger people here are experiencing.

I'm not joking when I say that the majority of people are literally on the edge of going to London and dragging people from those banks themselves. These are criminals, in the highest echelons of society, and their crimes are being ignored by government and police.

Think of it this way, if you lived in a village in 1800 and the land owner was raping, pillaging and robbing the locals from his mansion, with law enforcement and government silently looking on, you'd expect the villagers to arrive with pitchforks and torches in the middle of the night to deal justice themselves, wouldn't you?

Now imagine that on a national scale and you have what is happening right now in the UK.