Wednesday, 7 January 2009

The Banking Enquiry

Wikileaks

Thanks to a "hacker" and wikileaks .... new site to me, but already enjoying the status they seem to be enjoying ... that of total pariah *grin*

The banks don't want ANYBODY to read this, under various auspices ... and having skimmed through, i understand why.

They're really bad people to do business with, and frankly if they weren't banks they'd likely be locked up.

Recommendations, observations and other silly innuendos don't change the fact that massive unfair business practices have been uncovered, AND WILL NOT be followed through with direct action.

But, we can at least know that information people want covered up, is much better off in the public domain.

3 comments:

Pstonie said...

It's hard for me to talk about banks without going into a swearing fit.

Although I guess that's exactly what you should expect from an organisation who deals exclusively in money matters.

The flip side, I think, is that they'll perish along with their industry when that happens. They'll be first against the wall when the revolution comes, as the saying goes.

Anonymous said...

Yup, i just got frauded ... and had that whole run around too.

it's really crazy when you think about it.

Ben Bliksem said...

There is talk that the "govermunt" is going to look into this whole banking thing. They, like so many other big conglomorates have formed cartels where they collectively decide how and with what they are going to rip-off us poor sods who work freaking hard for our cash.

If this initiative by government is true...I will support it whole-heartedly.