Riots Of Bankers Expected After Barclay’s Top Duo Are Forced Out Of Their Jobs

Will there be riots of  bankers  this summer? Looks like it. These guys are at breaking point. 

Riots Of Bankers Expected After Barclay’s Top Duo Are Forced Out Of Their Jobs. Via stirringtroubleinternationally.com

Riots of the bankers expected after Barclay’s top duo are forced out of their jobs in the UK this week.

     Bankers in Ireland are doing their best to help investigate the current scandals in the banking sector. The rigging of the libel market has seemed to have worn of and because of this the trading on-line on stocks and shares is now recuperated and has stabilized.

     The cities all across the world have many riots and many people are being held in Europe and the UK. Animal rights extremism has grown across Europe. Especially in UK and Holland. There is much talk of conspiracies; the courts are calling it arson. Riots and protesting have not been the same since the UK riots in 2011. The reminder in the LA riots where the beating of Rodney King to death unearthed a lot of questions and has changed the way police deal with riots. Also this year in February 2012 India celebrated the ten year anniversary of the India Riots ten years ago.

English: A police officer in riot gear at the Wiki

In conclusion the tension and anxiety is dropping and already people are taking to the streets again going out and celebrating. This week was a busy week for celebrations, July the 4th being the key reason perhaps why. Bob Diamond has stood down after helping Barclays go from problems to profit. The current scandal and fine should not affect customer’s accounts. The credit cards should help relocate any losses. A reduction in rioting may increase the amount of dating in the city.

 

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