Statement from UKUncut
Dave Hartnett – HMRC’s chief tax man – met Goldman Sachs’ top brass in
late 2010 and, with a handshake, agreed that the banking giant would be
let off paying up to £20 million in tax. We believe that £20 million was
money owed to the public purse and could pay for vital public services
and welfare, which is why we are taking legal action to have the deal declared unlawful.
The Story So far
A message to Dave Cameron and Nick Clegg...this comfy little establishment you imagine will cushion you from the allegations of corruption is being shaken now from all directions, you are under attack and you will fail to achieve this dismantling of civilisation in this country. The writing is on the wall and no end of New York bankers are going to save you from the consequences of your actions. A reckoning is coming like a train and I'm not talking about a few UKIP councillors nor any other proto-fascist entrists to the political game. The real opposition is extra-parliamentary... you should fear the ones that did not vote in England's local elections last Thursday, the vast majority of the potential electorate that did not turn up.....not a few disillusioned Tories and utterly confused Lib Dems that voted for a UKIP councillor.
At the same time last week incidentally we also witnessed the total elimination of the far right BNP from English local town hall politics for the first time since 2002, England's local government is completely BNP-free.
UKIP are the soft BNP of course, I have of late characterised their followers as goosestepping hairdressers, an epithet which is undoubtedly both unkind and unfair, but my defense of it is they brought it on themselves with their racism and anti European mindless twaddle.
They are, they say... rebelling against establishment public school toffs like Cameron and Osborne, by voting for an establishment public school toff like Nigel Farage, a former tory bankster and current leader of UKIP.
UKIP is actually a con trick that fortunately the vast majority of English people (by which I mean everyone for whom England is home irrespective of ethnic, religious, or cultural background, so long as they have a stake in its future shape and development... they are English) the overwhelming majority are not taken in by Farage's smoke and mirrors!
UK Numpti-ocracy
To be honest I think most people see Nigel Farage as a bit of a twit, but many people also think the same thing of London Mayor Boris Johnson, unfortunately however that doesn't stop people from voting for them.
Nigel Farage and his U-Kippers
We are creating a Numptiocracy here in the Un-United Queendom (UUQ) by default, where every power broker will eventuially be a caricature of some British stereotype or another from a made for TV movie.
Boris Johnson already plays Bertie Wooster, so sorry Nigel that role has gone already. But in place of conviction politicians we now have a Hollywood pastiche of small part actors, comic butlers and blathering colonels all in the thrall of the gangsters on Wall Street and in the City of London
Boris Johnson already plays Bertie Wooster, so sorry Nigel that role has gone already. But in place of conviction politicians we now have a Hollywood pastiche of small part actors, comic butlers and blathering colonels all in the thrall of the gangsters on Wall Street and in the City of London
The point here is that all the bastions of legitimate authority in the UK (possibly in many other places too) have been subverted by their own corruption, decadence and widespread public disrepute.
Government credibility is almost non-existent in this country today!
The film posted above is about exactly the sort of activities that are going on in neighbourhoods all over this country.... a movement is emerging that does more than just vote, it tangibly changes things. In my own particular case it also does more than just blog too, it is a force active outside the political party structures and unlike parties, groups and cells.... it can never be infiltrated or subverted either.
In my own Tory dominated county for example, Conservative fortunes were down in last week's polling with Labour taking 9 new county council seats thereby quadrupling their number on that body....the first ever four UKIP councillors were elected which is bad news, but then again so were the Greens, who won two seats for the first time. There were also a variety of independents, including independent health concern councillors and one old fashioned Liberal Party candidate who has been repeatedly elected here for the last 30 odd years.
The Tory grip on power in this county is not undone yet, it is a tradition here that goes back as long as voting itself, but their hold on power has significantly weakened probably for the first time in at least 150 years.
The picture is very complex of course and that is not UKIP's strong point, complexity no, not at all.... but we have got an emergent media driven Numptiocracy since all the male celebrities of the 20th century have been dragged from their plinths by sex scandals and rape charges.
England is very sick at the moment, the virus that is causing this sickness is corporate greed and political collusion, corruption in a nutshell and we are not going to put up with it any longer. Goldman Saches owes us £20million in interest on their taxes and we want it, every penny of it.... as well as all the rest of the money these multinational corporations owe the British taxpayer.
The picture is very complex of course and that is not UKIP's strong point, complexity no, not at all.... but we have got an emergent media driven Numptiocracy since all the male celebrities of the 20th century have been dragged from their plinths by sex scandals and rape charges.
England is very sick at the moment, the virus that is causing this sickness is corporate greed and political collusion, corruption in a nutshell and we are not going to put up with it any longer. Goldman Saches owes us £20million in interest on their taxes and we want it, every penny of it.... as well as all the rest of the money these multinational corporations owe the British taxpayer.
No more dodgy handshakes please... you must be having a laugh or something and since the tax gathering representatives of Her Majesty are involved as well, it doesn't look very good for the House of Windsor either does it?
And all because......
