Bankers
The Chief Executive of RBS is reported to be in line for a £2.5M bonus this year on top of his £1.2M salary, a £420,000 pension contribution paid for him, along with a pick- up of £2.69M in bank shares (£6.8M). Is this what Cameron means by “We’re all in it together”. U.K. taxpayers own RBS and the Prime Minister can stop this bonus payout as the Irish Government did with the Irish Banks last month. Not only is the Coalition government not prepared to do that, they are reported to have already signed off on £7billion bonus payouts to the top five UK Banks this year. As the saying goes, “They are laughing at us all the way to the bank”.
Poll
The Lib/Dem’s recent 7% support in national opinion polls is final proof the people have rumbled Nick Clegg’s Party’s betrayal in propping up Cameron’s Conservatives in Government. Things are so bad for Clegg that Simon Hughes has been drafted in to advise him, which is like jumping off the iceberg onto the Titanic. The pantomime season may be over but the political pantomime of Coalition Government goes on. Clegg who first wanted to be “Prince Charming” is now the backend of the pantomime horse.
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Bankers
The Chief Executive of RBS is reported to be in line for a £2.5M bonus this year on top of his £1.2M salary, a £420,000 pension contribution paid for him, along with a pick- up of £2.69M in bank shares (£6.8M). Is this what Cameron means by “We’re all in it together”. U.K. taxpayers own RBS and the Prime Minister can stop this bonus payout as the Irish Government did with the Irish Banks last month. Not only is the Coalition government not prepared to do that, they are reported to have already signed off on £7billion bonus payouts to the top five UK Banks this year. As the saying goes, “They are laughing at us all the way to the bank”.
Poll
The Lib/Dem’s recent 7% support in national opinion polls is final proof the people have rumbled Nick Clegg’s Party’s betrayal in propping up Cameron’s Conservatives in Government. Things are so bad for Clegg that Simon Hughes has been drafted in to advise him, which is like jumping off the iceberg onto the Titanic. The pantomime season may be over but the political pantomime of Coalition Government goes on. Clegg who first wanted to be “Prince Charming” is now the backend of the pantomime horse.