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The Brown Government

Gordon Brown told the UK (and world leaders) that he had saved British Citizens on 9th of October 2008 when his Chancellor forced the Kaupthing UK bank into liquidation.  He had not.  In fact, Alistair Darling had thrown thousands of British Citizens into hell. And then had locked the door.

 

The unelected ‘leader’ Gordon Brown then went on to tell the British public that he had to stay in office because British Citizens needed him.  When the British public (despite the almost-as-bad alternatives) showed they didn’t, he clung to power like a third rate dictator until the last possible moment.  Let’s hope the world never has to hear the voice of Gordon Brown ever again.

 

Cherie Blair was right when she was heard by a journalist calling Gordon Brown a liar at a Labour Party conference (which she later denied when asked).  Gordon Brown has to go down in history as the worst Prime Minister the UK has had since Ted Heath.  Thatcher was bad enough, but Brown certainly takes the biscuit.

 

Thousands of British citizens are still in sheer hell two years on, it was the Gordon Brown government that put them there and it was the Gordon Brown government that refused to even acknowledge the facts, let alone sort out the mess it caused! Shame on the UK Labour Party.

The shame of Lord Myners

As Paul Myners sat on his high horse and flicked threats at Iceland he ignored the damage being inflicted on innocent British citizens by his own Chancellor Alistair Darling!

 

Myners conveniently forgot that it was the Blair/Brown/Darling Government who brought out 'Know your customer' rules in 2007 that meant overseas Brits could no longer open or maintain UK bank accounts.

 

Myners didnt notice that it was the UK's Financial Services Authority who advised the Isle of Man KSF bank to put huge sums in a bank it knew was dodgy.

 

Myners seems or overlook that it was his Chancellor, Alistair Darling, who ignored the Brits who had been forced to use offshore banks when he forced the London Kaupthing Hf bank into liquidation.

 

Myners joined in the cynical cover ups that the Darling/McCarthy-Fry/Pearson/Sants used to ignore the dreadful plight of the British people plunged into desperation by Darling’s bungling.

 

And he calls himself a 'Lord', shame on the Queen for making such a terrible man a Lord..
This site was created as a memorial to the people who lost their life savings in the Isle of Man bank, Kaupthing Singer and Friedlander, on the 9th October 2008 directly due to the incompetent actions of the then Chancellor, Mr Alistair Darling
 
 
 
 

Thousands of British Citizens lost their life’s savings due to an act of sheer incompetence by the UK Labour Government in 2008, when they forced a London Bank to close.  They had previously told an Isle of Man bank to huge sums into that bank, knowing full well it was dodgy, which had largely come from British Citizens forced to bank offshore in the first place.

 

The disaster was of the UK Government's making. Nothing to do with any global economic crisis (although the Government damage-limitation merchants successfully went into overdrive to convince a gullible media and public that that was so).

To compound matters, the opposition parties (mainly the Conservative and Liberal Democrats) cynically stood by and simply watched in the hope that some extra votes may fall their way.

 

One or two MPs quickly realised the seriousness and extent of the problem but were confounded by bluff, cover-up and in some cases downright lies spun by the Labour party's damage-limitation teams.  However, they totally underestimated the power of the Internet and the resolve of those people whose lives they had destroyed.  As such this site will stand to tell the truth for ever more.  Darling, McCarthy-Fry, Pearson, Myners and Hector Sants may have been complicit in the wrecking of lives and families but they will not be allowed to get away with it.

 
 
As the third anniversary of Alistair Darling's dreadful and destructive actions pass, quite unnoticed by an ignorant British public and unreported by a negligent news reporting media, we pause for a minute to remember those people so badly affected by an uncaring society and failing political system.
 
Shame on Alistair Darling, Ian Pearson, Sarah McCarthy-Fry, Paul Myners and Hector Sants. Shame on those who gave them the ability to so destroy peoples lives.

And to add to the teeth kicks experienced by those so badly let down by the UK Government and FSA, the BoE 'has every confidence in Hector Sants and looks forward to him being deputy Governor in 2013'.  After Sant's involvment in this shameful affair we can only suppose the UK's Old Boys network is alive and well.  Shame on the Bank of England.
 
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