The criminality starts in the councils and goes all the way up. In Dorset we even have a MP who is a banker! One can understand the idiot councillors and freemasons not understanding the modern world, but who would have thought that the masters of the universe would get caught out by that new-fangle email thingy.
If "authority" has no authority, and the great and good are all criminals, then why should any one man make 50 times more than another. Morover, why shouldn't we find that man and take his money and his head. After all, a jail term can be avoided if a large fine is paid!

According to our PM, Dave 'Yes we Cam' Cameroon. and Georgeous George 'The Party's Over' Osborne UK banks have a rep white as the driven snow. But these two stalwarts heap shame on state regulators and the civil service. Oh, we forgot - the former Labour government and the present Labour Opposition were doubly blameworthy. HIndsight and political vision - what a combination.
Still, we are a little confused. The Tory line of attack for the financial debacle centres on the rubber regulations imposed by the dastardly, cowardly TonEE bLair and his henchman, beetle-browed Gordy Brown.
Scanning the stentorian headlines, backed by you know who, which appeared in the national press every time the Labour government hinted at tougher regulation, we have no doubt where the Tories stood.
Ring-fenced? Not the bankers - in no way.
Yet, with all this light-touch regulation the Bankers choose to break the rules?
Let's hear the Tory ( Irish pirates, no less )excuses.

Oh, please! Can we expect George to come out of hiding and play with Big Boys Jeremy Paxman and Andy Neill. Politics is a blood sport after all.

Sadists