Re: Another Northern banking scandal : Tue Nov 19, 2013 12:30 pm  

Private company appoints employee. He leaves. Buys drugs while no longer employed.

Scandal of the century, right there. Keir Hardie has a lot to answer for

Re: Another Northern banking scandal : Tue Nov 19, 2013 8:05 pm  

Euclid wrote:

Dally, when will you learn?
It's all Maggie Thatcher's fault.
Everything.
Ever.

Burnt my toast this morning...I blame Thatcher.

Re: Another Northern banking scandal : Tue Nov 19, 2013 8:42 pm  

Ajw71 wrote:

Burnt my toast this morning...I blame Thatcher.

Hello little troll. Welcome back - we missed you.

Perhaps you can answer some of questions you've been asked.

Re: Another Northern banking scandal : Tue Nov 19, 2013 10:10 pm  

Interesting to note that Camoron and his favourite fag Grant Shapps are now publicly "wondering what financial advice Miliband received from Paul Flowers. This from the man who directly appointed a man who is currently on trial at The Old Bailey? Couldn't make it up

Re: Another Northern banking scandal : Wed Nov 20, 2013 4:55 am  

Ajw71 wrote: Burnt my toast this morning...I blame Thatcher. Doesn't surpise me. There's usually a dial on the side with numbers on it. Turn it down ya thick stupid... Code: Select all Keep the pelters down - BG

Ajw71 wrote: Burnt my toast this morning...I blame Thatcher. Doesn't surpise me. There's usually a dial on the side with numbers on it. Turn it down ya thick stupid... Code: Select all Keep the pelters down - BG

Re: Another Northern banking scandal : Wed Nov 20, 2013 11:14 am  

Ajw71 wrote:

Burnt my toast this morning...I blame Thatcher.

If only Gordon Brown had legislated against your ineptitude, eh?
Bloody socialists.

Re: Another Northern banking scandal : Fri Nov 22, 2013 7:02 am  

Flowers has now had his collar felt so we should be careful what we say about him.

But it does seem strange that there are any number of investigations surrounding a bloke who allegedly tried to score £300 worth of drugs, yet Lord Green who presided over HSBC laundering £6bn of drug cartel money, not a bloody word.

Cameron's pathetic attempts to link Miliband to Flowers at Wednesday's PMQs has Lynton Crosby writ large all over it and could well come back to bite him on his 'arris

Re: Another Northern banking scandal : Fri Nov 22, 2013 7:45 am  

cod'ead wrote:

Flowers has now had his collar felt so we should be careful what we say about him...

Absolutely.

cod'ead wrote:

But it does seem strange that there are any number of investigations surrounding a bloke who allegedly tried to score £300 worth of drugs, yet Lord Green who presided over HSBC laundering £6bn of drug cartel money, not a bloody word...

Nobody much seems to bother about Goldman Sachs and the accounting of Greece's books either.

Re: Another Northern banking scandal : Fri Nov 22, 2013 7:46 am  

A drug taking pervert with a previous conviction for indecency, and a current penchant for rent boys, plus the small matter of £75K in false expenses from his previous position in Bradford.....it just had to be Bradford, eh, is appointed to the Chairmanship of a bank which claimed the moral high ground in the murky world of financial dealings.

Love it.

And we've still to hear the explanation for the millions offered to Red Ed's lot
at very soft rates, although that may take a little while as he's still pondering how to avoid an Inquirey into the Falkirk Labour Party Fiasco.....

Re: Another Northern banking scandal : Fri Nov 22, 2013 8:05 am  

rumpelstiltskin wrote:

A drug taking pervert with a previous conviction for indecency, and a current penchant for rent boys, plus the small matter of £75K in false expenses from his previous position in Bradford.....it just had to be Bradford, eh, is appointed to the Chairmanship of a bank which claimed the moral high ground in the murky world of financial dealings.

Love it.

And we've still to hear the explanation for the millions offered to Red Ed's lot
at very soft rates, although that may take a little while as he's still pondering how to avoid an Inquirey into the Falkirk Labour Party Fiasco.....

You are aware of the history of the Co-operative Movement and the Labour party? The Co-op have been Labour benefactors almost since its inception. You really must try a little harder and remember that all the time you're slinging mud, you are invariably losing ground.