The time has arrived to have a fundamental appraisal of what the worlds financial sector should look like and what its purpose should be. The current system is deeply flawed, fit only for making money for the few and debt for everyone else.
Basic questions need to be asked such as how is money to be created and what purpose does its use serve.

The banking system is the problem and while our political geniuses are in the pay of this cartel we'll forever have the problem, every single pound issued carries interest, payable profit for a very limited number of individual banking families, while this is allowed to continue we'll always get stuck with the bill, governments worldwide have all signed up to this, the last American president who was rumoured to be about to do something about taking the nations finances out of the bankers hands was assassinated. We actually "buy" our own money, as does everyone else, the "Bank of England" has absolutely nothing to do with this country apart from pumping worthless notes into the coffers, QE, in turn devaluing each and every penny. This is the reason gogo sold the gold, if your cash is not based on the nations wealth (gold) its based on interest, debt, which because we're such a bunch of gullible sheeple, they expect us to pay. Behind every banking title that sounds official, ie: federal reserve, world bank, imf, bank of america, bank of england etc etc theres half a dozen individual families raking it in.

Here is a simple protest to affect all high street banks that receive this bailout money will sit up and notice. One predefined day all customers withdraw £50 cash and keep it. If from 30 million accounts there was £50 withdrawn on one day, then the banks would get a clear message the public where angry. If we withdraw the cash from our accounts the money is ours and not the banks do this once a month until the bailouts stop. If there is a cash run on the banks then it shows how weak the banks are.

This appears to be typical of the banking crisis.

Our banks get into trouble, for reasons that have been debated previously, and WE, the general public, have to bale them out. No assistance comes from EU countries.

However, when EU countries and banks get into trouble, WE, the general public of the UK have to help them.

We are not in the Euro. That was one of the reasons that they gave for NOT helping us.

This decision is turned on its' head however when banks in the Euro have problems. Suddenly, because we are in the European Union, to quote David Cameron, 'WE are all in it together'.

Eurozone banks shouldn't have it both ways.

Unfortunately, however, it appears that they will, and it will cost the UK an awfull lot of money for THEIR mistakes, just as we are forking out because of our banks c**ck ups.

It's time for DC to stand up and say "Enough". We are sending £millions to Europe, let them use that money and stop asking for more.