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Abbey National plc
1 Union St Inverness V1 1PR
T 0845 7654321
Alliance & Leicester plc
32 Eastgate Inverness V2 3NE
T 01463 242136
Bank of Scotland
9 High St Inverness V1 1JB
T 01463 882000
Bank of Scotland
Drumnadrochit
Inverness V63 6TU
T 01456 450237
Clydesdale Bank plc
32 Longman Rd Inverness V1 1RY
T 01463 222727
Clydesdale Bank plc
Raigmore Hospital
Inverness V2 3UJ
T 01463 239167
Halifax plc
58 High St Inverness V1 1JE 0845 6077010
Lloyds TSB Scotland plc
39-41 Union St Inverness V1 1 01463 713738
TSB Islamic Business Account
LLOYDS TSB
has launched an Islamic current account to help cater for the
banking needs of the UK's 2m Muslims.
It is
the first step towards offering a dedicated range of Islamic
financial services to Muslims who until now have used conventional
current accounts or opted out of traditional banking services
altogether, the bank said.
The current account complies fully with Islamic law (Shariah),
which forbids both the payment and receipt of interest, known as
Riba.
Royal Bank of Scotland plc
29 Harbour Rd Inverness V1 1NU 01463 236363
Royal Bank of Scotland Corporate & Commercial Centre
P.O Box 31 29 Harbour Rd Inverness V1 1UA
T 01463 224477
Banking in Inverness
BANK
CRASH IMMINENT The South
African New Economics Network (SANE )
is a loose affiliation of
individuals and organisations who recognise the central role of
economics in modern society, and are concerned about the social and
ecological consequences of economics as it is conventionally taught
and practised.
Woolwich plc
19a Union St Inverness Inverness-Shire IV1 1QA
T 0845 0718060
NAIRN
The Royal Bank Of Scotland PLC
20 High St, Nairn, IV12 4AY : 01667 452270
A FASCIST GOVERNMENT WILL BE INSTALLED
IN SCOTLAND
after the financial collapse. That always happens, see Germany et
al.
Clydesdale Bank PLC
17 High St, Nairn, IV12 4AG : 0845-782 6628
Tesco Finance
Dunfermline Building Society
Financial problems ?
Debtslash.net
John West, Hillmond House, Stratherrick Road, Inverness IV2 4LU
Tel: 01463 238859 Fax 01463 221924 debtslash@talk21.com
Adie Financial Solutions http://www.adiefs.com/
Bon Accord House, Riverside Drive, Aberdeen, AB11 7SL
Tel. 01224 212120 Fax. 01224 211874 info@adiefs.com
The oil price has doubled in the past year because the US
Federal Reserve panicked over risks to the over-leveraged
financial system and flooded markets with excess liquidity. The
world is willing to pay arbitrarily high prices to hedge against
inflation, but the cost of inflation hedges drags down the world
economy. Last week's spike in commodity prices and swoon in
global stock markets points the way to a deep and prolonged fall
in economic activity.
Fred Goodwin is chief executive of the Royal Bank of Scotland.
Shares in the Royal bank of Scotland have just halved in value.
In 2004, the Observer reported that Goodwin was in line to earn
an £8 million bonus. (RBS's
Goodwin in line for £8m bonus Business The Observer ). His
salary was reported as being around £3.5 million.
The bank owns a Dassault Falcon 900 jet worth £17.5m for the use
of Goodwin. (RBS's
Goodwin in line for £8m bonus)
Back in 1990, while working for Touche Ross, Goodwin was chief
operating officer of the worldwide liquidation of
Bank of Credit and
Commerce International .
According to an article at Wikipedia: "RBS has been involved in
an increasing number of environmental and human rights
controversies since Sir Fred Goodwin took the helm in 2001.
"RBS is heavily involved in financing large oil, gas and mining
projects world-wide that environmental organizations like
BankTrack,
PLATFORM ,
Pacific Environment,
The Cornerhouse, and
Rainforest Action Network call
'dodgy deals'
that they say severely damage the environment and local
communities, and that contribute significantly to climate
change.
"A profile by BankTrack tracks RBS financing of corporations
involved in the
production of
uranium weapons, as well as the
controversial
Baku-T’blisi-Ceyhan oil pipeline transecting Azerbaijan,
Georgia and Turkey, the
Sakhalin II oil and gas scheme in eastern Russia, the
Freeport McMoRan mine in Indonesia,
Sinopec oil and gas in
Burma, the
Dynegy coal fired power plant and
mountaintop removal coal mining in the US." -
Fred Goodwin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaFred Goodwin's mother was
German Jewish.
(Fred
Goodwin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
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"Sir Tom McKillop and Sir Fred Goodwin, chairman and chief
executive of RBS, may be responsible for the biggest absolute
reduction in shareholder value in Scottish corporate history.
"How did they 'arise' to this accolade;
by irresponsible lending in
bubble markets, by paying a grossly inflated price for a major
European bank during the biggest financial squeeze for 40 years
and by becoming the last of the big spenders on head offices and
advertising.
"Sir Fred has shredded the RBS share price and his chairman has
presided over it. Both will, no doubt, put it down to the
worldwide credit crunch. It's not – it is down to poor
management." - ROBIN RAE -
RBS chiefs at fault
~~
"Among banks that have capital concerns are
Barclays
and HBOS,
which JP Morgan reckons will need
£8 billion
and £11 billion
respectively." -
Look Ma, no capital
Enter your bank PIN Number and press SUBMIT
Money Advice Scotland.org.uk
(MAS) was set up in 1989 courtesy of a grant from the
Scottish Consumer Council as the umbrella organisation to represent
individuals and agencies involved in all areas of money advice
(DEBT advice).
Wall Street and the Rise of Hitler
HELP THE POOR OF THE USofA
HELP END POVERTY in America
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BUY GOLD
When people get their take home pay with tax
deducted they are still charged rent for the privilege of
having money, paid out as paper loan notes by a bankrupt
company that people are led to believe is their country,
hence for UK PLC 'for queen and country'.
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DIG up your lawn - Plant FOOD
- Immanent bank collapse means food will be scarce
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"And for practicing
riba, which
was forbidden, and for consuming the people's money illicitly.
We have prepared for the disbelievers among them painful
retribution." (Qur'an 4:161)
'I believe that banking institutions are
more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies. If the
American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of
their currency, first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks
and corporations that will grow up around the banks will deprive
the people of all property until their children wake-up homeless
on the continent their fathers conquered.'
Thomas Jefferson 1802
The Nuremburg Judgement
The Nuremburg Principles
Article
25 of the Rome Statute and sections 51 and 52 of the
International Criminal Court Act 2001 not only place criminal
responsibility for the deaths caused by war on the Monarch, the
Prime Minister, members of the Cabinet, senior civil servants,
MPs and the military commanders responsible for commissioning
acts of war; but equally place criminal responsibility on the
servicemen and women, arms manufacturers, suppliers and
taxpayers who aid, abet, incite or facilitate the commission of
these crimes. No longer can individuals evade joint
responsibility for crimes committed by our political leaders.
All
military personnel, taxpayers and ordinary citizens who support,
obey or condone the orders of their government or Parliament to
wage aggressive war in which people are killed, are not only
criminally liable for a crime against peace under the Nuremburg
Principles, but under this new legislation they become
accessories to the crimes of genocide, crimes against humanity
and war crimes and render themselves liable to prosecution in
Britain or The Hague.
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78% of YOUR income is taken as
Taxes.
All Kinds of Taxes
Aren't
you glad YOUR not a slave? When
taking out an unsecured loan or using a credit card your
home is at risk if you fail to keep up with repayments.
YOU are a SLAVE
YOU PAY TAX
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And so long as governments are not perceived by the people to steal
too much, or to be excessively violent, most people will tolerate
them in exchange for protection from outside conquest which they
fear might be more severe. The only difference between a modern
government and a mafia-style protection-racket, is its size and
scope. For its authority, government does not rely upon
law,
but upon its perceived capacity to do violence in exchange for
non-compliance.
The Common Law which applies to all living souls is: We
are free to do what we please, as long as we do not infringe on
the life, liberty, property, or rights of another.
BANKS
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Police have been given the
go-ahead to use Taser stun guns against children. The relaxing of
restrictions on the use of the weapons comes despite warnings that they
could trigger a heart attack in youngsters. The Government scientists
were also asked to test whether the weapons could cause a miscarriage
if used on a pregnant woman.
~~~~~
The body count in North American now stands at 287 after having been tasered
with this "less than lethal" device. 15 Canadians and 272 Americans since
2001, 9 dead in August of this year alone.
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The Constitution of the United States of America states:
Article I, Section 8, Clause 5 of the Constitution states that
Congress shall have the power:
"To coin Money, regulate the Value thereof, and of foreign Coin,
and fix the Standard of Weights and Measures".
[1]
"Article I, Section 10, Clause 1: No State shall... coin Money;
emit Bills of Credit; make any Thing but gold and silver Coin a
Tender in Payment of Debt."
[2]
[1] Constitution Article I, Section 8, Clause 5
[2] Constitution Article I, Section 10, Clause 1
[3] U.S. Supreme Court Ogden v. Saunders, 25 U.S. (12 Wheat) 213
(1827)
[4] U.S. v. Marigold, 50 U.S. (9 How.) 560, 567-568 (1850)
Bail-out for the banks ?
"We cannot have a
situation where the banks are able to privatise their profits and
nationalise their losses"
BBC Sun, 20 Apr 2008
FROM
www.WhatReallyHappened.com
The Buck Stops Where?
In the credit market panic
that began in August, we have now reached the point of maximum
danger: A global run on the dollar that could become a rout. As
the Federal Reserve's Open Market Committee prepares to meet
tomorrow, this should be its major concern.
Yet the conventional wisdom
-- on Wall Street and in Washington -- continues to be precisely
the opposite. In this view, the Fed is "behind the curve" and
needs to cut interest rates even faster and further than it has.
Never mind that this is precisely the path the Fed has followed
since August, yet the crisis has grown worse and now bids to
tank the larger economy. Does it make sense to do more of what
isn't working?
$$$$£££££££
= ZERO
Buy
Silver / GOLD
www.Rich-Bastards.com
A Wall Street superstar this year who runs
Balestra Capital Partners, Jim Melcher, says he's "worried
about a recession. Not a normal one, but a very bad
one. The worst since the 1930s. I expect
we'll see clear signs of it in six months with a dramatic
slowdown in the gross domestic product."
1.
Personal debt in the UK is now a record £1.4 trillion. (
Personal debt pushing UK families to breaking point, warns CAP )
2.
"Some years ago I was a guest at a charity lunch in Glasgow's City
Chambers where Sir Fred Goodwin
was the principal speaker and where he delivered his perceived
wisdom on the world in general.
"One of the main thrusts of his speech was to question why anyone
should be concerned about the
loss of our manufacturing industries. His point being that at
that time it accounted for less than 20% of the economy and was
dwarfed by the banking sector.
"I wonder if the realisation has now dawned that
banking, like the country's
economy, cannot survive indefinitely on the shifting sands of
ever-increasing personal debt;
"that the money loaned by banks needs to contribute to tangible
growth in the economy and not just fuel an increase in the price of
houses far beyond their true worth - a level where most new buyers
will have little hope of ever achieving outright ownership..." -
Gregor Egan, Barrhead. (Letters
)
3. "The
chairman assures the shareholders that no single person is
responsible for this apparent catalogue of disaster.
"That may well be the case but, if so,
the responsibility must lie
across the board and executive management of the bank and be
accepted by them all...." - Graham Mathewson, Stirling. (Letters
)
4.
"Britain's debt culture, the
millionaire bankers who have profited from it and the
ministers who have
allowed it have all dangerously strained the fabric of society, the
Archbishop of Canterbury has said.
"In a pessimistic analysis of modern British life and the economy
Gordon Brown has
overseen for a decade, Rowan Williams said the Government should
impose tougher rules on lenders and demanded action to close the
wealth gap between rich and poor.
"Dr Williams warned that an
'economy built on spiralling, more or less uncontrolled, credit'
is leading to 'the erosion of family life and the erosion of
self-confidence' for many people..." -
Archbishop of Canterbury: UK
debt culture straining fabric of society
5.
"Collins Stewart rounded off what is likely to be the worst week in
its history with another 9 per cent fall in its shares yesterday,
closing at 379p. The brokerage, which specialises in small company
stocks, has seen £208m wiped off its value since the start of the
week.
"The dramatic slide in share value was the City's reaction to the
emergence last weekend of a dossier alleging
insider dealing, share ramping
and biased research at the company compiled by one of its
former analysts, James Middleweek.
"Mr Middleweek has gone from being a little-known media analyst to
one of the most talked about figures in the City in the past six
days.
"His claims include that the share prices of a number of companies,
including Epic Brand Investments, Numerica and Millfield, were
maintained at 'artificially high'.
"Mr Middleweek's former colleagues Paul Hodges and Jimmy Durkin are
accused of being prepared to 'do everything possible to maintain
share prices of companies in which their clients are involved,
including withholding relevant information'.
"He alleges that he was stopped from covering Numerica, an
accountancy group, and Millfield, which owns a chain of independent
financial advisers, after he had been "too even handed". He was
allegedly prevented from downgrading Numerica late last year." -
Allegations prompt fresh
slide in Collins Stewart - Business News ...
6.
Barclays downgraded to "sell"
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The population of the world is
currently estimated at six billion. Three billion of
these are existing in poverty, one third of them at
near-starvation level. For the majority of the world's
citizens, life is now demonstrably worse than at any
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Listen mate,
I Want
My Bank Charges Back
same as the next guy, but ma advice is sell your stocks and shares,
get as much debt as you can because the merkin stock market is aboot
to CRASH! Bigtime. Period.
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