According to this article 62% of the British supported David Cameron's move in vetoing the move for tougher guidelines on the financial sector. Apparently he has done this to protect the city of London's financial sector, which is apparently a big part of what we do in London.
Now I could maybe understand Cameron if the financial sector was in good shape, but it's not. It's not an industry worth protecting, because it needs to change or it will collapse. Ironically the changes needed are the same as the changes that were rejected when Cameron vetoed.
This whole thing stinks of Cameron protecting his rich banker friends and their playboy lifestyles. I for one want this coalition to split now and stop this government screwing up any further.
London, the City that doesn't actually do anything other than skimming a bit off money off the pile as the world trades. That and mortgaging Britain via thousands of PFI's, leveraged to the max, just selling England off as we go to the private sector.
Soon this county will be called Tescos.
rant over!!
what do other people think ?