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Northern Rock record taxpayer losses (04Aug09)

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Uploaded by on Aug 6, 2009

The bank Northern Crook runs up a huge £700m+ loss for the taxpayer to pay thanks to their lending policies. Congratulations to New Labour for their total lack of regulation of the banks, which created the first run on a UK bank in over 100 years. And still New Labour think their "Tripartite" regulator system works..... if it worked, there wouldn't have been the only government to cause a run on a bank!

Using the 1pm version as BBC reporter Robert Peston gives a legendary idiotic / simplistic outlook for Northern Crook and the taxpayers liabilities.

Recorded from BBC 1pm News, 04 August 2009.

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  • Sold the company at the BOTTOM of the market. Was holding onto it costing the taxpayer? really? AWFUL cross eyed decision by the government. Theres a good reason Branson wants it, but the government cant see it... as usual. UNBELIEVABLE

  • @croemar

    Google Common Purpose

    Julia Middleton

    and Robert Peston and Common Purpose.

    Brian Gerrish has exposed them.

  • Robert Peston is a high ranking member of Common Purpose,started in the UK by Julia Middleton. BBC is pretty much run by Common Purpose as are most councils etc.

    Google them. EVIL.

  • Banking propaganda

  • Report the truth beeb.

  • Thanks for posting - Aunty Beeb really hasn't a clue.

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