After a 75billion Bailout the MP's Gordon Brown and the Banks still make no change.
In fact they continue to take more and more from the little man.
This is criminal and must be punished, nothing but illegal theft.
Taking and spending money that is not theirs is Criminal.
Hard working Families are punished by those "Brothers" who pad themself on the shoulder have three houses four Bentleys while we are struggling for food.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/banksandfinance/6497081/4350-per-family-to-bail-out-Britains-banks.html

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/financetopics/financialcrisis/6521572/Barclays-in-bonus-pledge-as-investment-profits-hold-firm.html

We are living in an Occult (Jewish) dictatorship just like Adolf Hitler was a Rothschild.

http://www.reformation.org/adolf-hitler.html

The System of money is criminal in it's roots and must be changed.
No, I don't think wrench is really a word but is certainly provides a little light relief at a time when bankers and their industry are generally viewed with skepticism, if not outright disgust, by pretty much everyone, pretty much every where on the planet…except the wrench. The phrase 'green shoots of recovery' now appearing regularly as headlines already suggests a cynical expectation that a year after the massive global economic collapse, things are beginning to return to 'normal.' Most astrologers would beg to differ. What was normal, certainly isn't normal anymore, the banks and the people running them are working in a destructive, broken system, having drained off what cash they could through (still rising) executive salaries and outlandish bonuses. High or low risk, it's clear that if they can they will continue to siphon as much money as they can for themselves.

Following recent UK business headlines about the Phoenix Group, a few guys who managed to skim more than £40 million during the collapse of MG Rover, one of the few remaining auto manufacturers. There's an outcry for criminal prosecution.

Top corporate employees in other industries too, are guilty of, at the very least, attempts to continue to rip off both the tax payer and their shareholders.

As we experience yet another Saturn Uranus opposition, we're watching the unfolding, or should that be unravelling, world of bankers. Both US President Obama and UK Prime Minister Brown on 14 September, the day before the current opposition, warned bankers against complacency. President Obama tutored Wall Streeters against complacency and not to fight reforms. Gordon Brown said that he's 'appalled' by bankers bonuses. After Brown's years as Chancellor of the UK and his solid stance against tighter regulation of the financial industry, it's more than a little ironic. Obama, on the other hand, can at least distance himself from the causes of the disruption to international cash flow.

So Saturn as he now moves swiftly through the final degrees of Virgo, urges us (and the bankers) let go of anything past it's sell-by date. And surely, the wild, excessive, risk taking financial practices have more than expired. Uranus in Pisces has left quite an impression on those victims (the majority of the planet's population) of the greed and stupidity of those who wish to personally profit at everyone's expense.

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