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29th March 2009, 16:26	#1 (permalink)
fleeced_by_rbos Basic Account Holder Try our new digital signature service Cagger since : Jan 2007 I am in: London Posts: 293	Banking: a new way? I found this article about G20 protests and the comment targetted by the link below is of particular interest. I have seen many calls for a complete reform of the banking system and while a lot of it is a pie in the sky idea, it is still very interesting and something perhaps we could all have a hand in trying to push towards. Will Hutton: It's easy to sneer, but this G20 summit will make a difference \| Comment is free \| The Observer Thanks to the poster Rabbitin for their thoughtful comment. I have posted it here so that perhaps a discussion on its merrits can begin. FBR __________________ I wonder if MBNA are the new Enron