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..

Early Day Motion 474

On the 15th of December 2009, Mr Bob Russell put an Early Day Motion before the UK Parliament.
 
 
 
It read;
 

That this House recognises the decision by the Financial Services Authority (FSA) to revoke Kaupthing Singer & Friedlander UK's (KSF UK) deposit-taking licence led to the ultimate collapse of Kaupthing Singer & Friedlander Isle of Man (KSFIOM); notes that the decision taken by KSFIOM's directors to transfer over 50 per cent. of assets to KSF UK, which was approved by the Financial Supervision Commission following extensive consultation with the FSA, contravenes both UK and European banking practice; further recognises that some 3,000 KSFIOM depositors with savings above the £50,000 compensation threshold, many of whom are British pensioners, are yet to be fully recompensed; further notes that British offshore depositors remit tax to the UK via income declaration or withholding tax and are therefore deserving of action by the Government; asks the Government to intervene directly and calls on the Isle of Man authorities to ensure all depositors receive full compensation, in line with UK depositors; further calls on the 10 life companies that mis-sold over 1,000 bondholders in KSFIOM, a product offering capital security, low risk and regular income potential, to re-evaluate their businesses and marketing practices and recompense policyholders accordingly; and requests that the Ministry of Justice further investigates whether the Isle of Man has the necessary skills, experience or processes in place to ensure effective self-regulation, as well as the conflicts of interest of those holding positions in the Isle of Man's political, judicial, regulatory bodies and financial services industry.

 
The following MP's signed the Early Day Motion, showing their support of this issue.  That most were Labour MP's was a damning condemnation of the Brown Darling government, which caused the tragedy in the place.  However, it also shows the rampant apathy, laziness and sheer incompetence demonstrated by the MP's attending Parliament during that administration.  One MP (Mr Roger Gale, MP) even said that he fully supported the cause but that he 'never ever' signed Early Day Motions;  The lie was demonstrated by the EDM's he had signed (and even seconded!!).  Mr Bob Russell has opened a new Early Day Motion, to continue this campaign, and we urge people to PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE ask their MP's to sign EDM 63.  People are STILL suffering badly due to the actions of Alistair Darlings and the lies of Sarah McCarthy-Fry, Ian Pearson and their cohorts but we are being forgotten.
 
Russell, Bob
Hancock, Mike
Hunter, Mark
Clapham, Michael
Cryer, Ann
Field, Frank
Sanders, Adrian
Baldry, Tony
Stunell, Andrew
Webb, Steve
Williams, Mark
Ainsworth, Peter
Main, Anne
Davies, Dai
Dhanda, Parmjit
Simpson, Alan
Brooke, Annette
Goldsworthy, Julia
Pelling, Andrew
Palmer, Nick
Holmes, Paul
Laxton, Bob
Syms, Robert
Taylor, Matthew
Thurso, John
Shepherd, Richard
Gerrard, Neil
Beith, Alan
Bottomley, Peter
Short, Clare
Oaten, Mark
Walter, Robert
Foster, Don
Anderson, Janet
Hemming, John
Austin, John
Heath, David
Mates, Michael
Davies, David TC
Willott, Jenny
Devine, Jim
Horam, John
Featherstone, Lynne
McIsaac, Shona
Smith, Geraldine
Evans, Nigel
Banks, Gordon
Rowen, Paul
Soames, Nicholas
Knight, Greg
Mitchell, Austin
Baker, Norman
Grogan, John
Barron, Kevin
Lamb, Norman
Burt, Lorely
Bruce, Malcolm
Kramer, Susan
Smith, Robert
Brake, Tom
Binley, Brian
Spicer, Michael
Leigh, Edward