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Now they are smashing the windows of the banks.Complete idiots.
Man the Harpoons tbh.
On the plus side, must be a good day to be a police officer. They've had a while to practice their "commie bashing".
[TW]Fox;13797953 said:
You've used the hamster line before. It wasn't funny then either.
I think I, and the protesters, have every right to be bitter at Goodwin's £8m reward for his massive failure. While personally I'm still employed and therefore OK financially, all around me I see people who are looking at being made redundant with no prospect of getting another job that will enable them to pay back their mortgage back.
Oh well, at least Freddy made a profit before he bankrupted the company
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Now they are smashing the windows of the banks.
so much for their peaceful protest
Apparently some office workers are leaning out of their windows and waving £10 notes at the protestors, lol.
Now they are smashing the windows of the banks.
At the Royal Bank of Scotland on Threadneedle Street.
You've used the hamster line before. It wasn't funny then either.
I think I, and the protesters, have every right to be bitter at Goodwin's £8m reward for his massive failure. While personally I'm still employed and therefore OK financially, all around me I see people who are looking at being made redundant with no prospect of getting another job that will enable them to pay back their mortgage back.
Oh well, at least Freddy made a profit before he bankrupted the company
You don't get it. One man didn't bring down RBS. There were some bad decisions taken by the board as a whole which have recently caused the company to lose a lot of money. This is the same board that over the past few years have been making the company loads of money.
By fixating on this single guy, you're only removing credibility from your argument. If you want to debate the issues, then debate the issues. Stop jumping on the idiotic sensationalist bandwagon.
LOLApparently some office workers are leaning out of their windows and waving £10 notes at the protestors, lol.
Its our lunch hour in the office and the entire place just broke out in hysterics as a colleague changed some random persons mobile ringtone to that 'I predict a riot' track
The moment the owner returned from his loo break, everyone began ringing him up!Apparently some office workers are leaning out of their windows and waving £10 notes at the protestors, lol.
£50 notes would be better
That's the credit crunch for you, lol£50 notes would be better
£50 notes would be better
Maybe a couple of years ago
I just walked down to Bank and it seemed quite calm and didn't appear to be that many people involved. Lots of police standing around but not a lot going on.
Seems to have changed judging by News 24 and they are smashing the windows of RBS!
As is pretty much everything in the area. Lot of shops and resturants closed although those that have remained open are boarded up and have heavy security.
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Is that the one they showed on local TV last night, that actually isn't a bank any more but the builder have just spent around 18 months refitting?
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Oh dear. Thats not going to end well.
more accurate I think
I would guess breaking and entering is a considerably more serious offence than criminal damage. Not a good move.