g, who order to the age of also cuts and fails and ages apparently are 40000000000 pond heard in their cars. 40000000000 ponds is one hell of a lot of money. and also managed to look a 1000000000 pond, nearly 1000000000 controlled. and that reading office, which they were told about what will say the auditors of the co operative bank, where they seem again to have missed a hold of several 1000000000 pond. and just immediately recently, we're also the oldest since of caribbean, who also seemed to have a massive home in their cars. they seemed to make a habit of this, me ah,

i have had 17 mobile phones in the last 2 years because they all get hacked. there has been why, a top of my home phone i get attempted computer hocking 2 or 3 times every day and had computers and data stolen but never wallets and watches. don't even bother to make it look like a robbery. because it's not surveillance. they want you to see them the i personally have been attacked twice. my elderly parents and my children have been under surveillance and have been intimidated until the last and the police wrote to me and said that they

were investigating it as part of my ongoing position with and situation with ro, bancwest gotten est majority facts here on the bank in this country, allegedly employing corporate intelligence spooks to effectively harass customers. i'm a customer to this day. i'm a shareholder of our business. and these are the lance that they will go to to stop me investigating them, competing against them and taking legal action against them. one day i got a knock at the door and it was a senior police officer from the city of london. police had come all the way from oxford, with a member of a unit cold, the anti terrorist and public or the unit. and this guy was ex special forces and they basically instructed me that i had to leave the country and do so within 24 hours because the state could no longer protect me. that was the

last point when you realized that your own country, you don't state, there's no longer able to protect your and they're asking you to leave. and then even offering you witness protection, which i declaimed. so i ended up going to to live in italy forcibly, going to live in italy for 3 months, which, which lasted for nearly 2. yes, which i again funded myself. but every time i return to the u. k for 2 years i was warned against were telling me the me i we walk

straight on day then my just sight us 35 miles away from my children's school. it was costing me a 150 pounds a week just for my children could go to school. i eat sleep, live in a block that that's why i tell sit down like that those i love. so i've tried to create a kind of home environment just on one on 3 windows, so you can have a normal life in any way animal life. take my life, knowing like, knowing like and i'm worried that you know, we were so so close, you know, you know,

we do. ok. we do. okay. we worry about monday we've, we've been hungry. we're homeless and assess the they don't see any future policy as brightness. depression this is our bedroom

what we do, everything is done here. that's where my team in the computer all the time. read and email, sending stuff, reading stuff from the the royal commission and say we're sticking the bags to court all week. i fully appreciate the job you know 70000 r b s employees do. when i go into branch and those o'clock o'clock case ending 12000 a year, 16000 a year. just doing a job. that's what they're doing. they're working an organization that doing a job,

and they're trying to do the best. they don't lucky because they're working for a criminal organization. but i don't have an issue with the general employees of arby as a toll. i am very focused on what i consider to be organized, criminal misconduct by this geology unit. that goes all the way to the seal previous see yours unto the common and passports. i truly believe that it was deliberate, it was intentional, it was coordinated and it was, it was known about the board. in fact, it was driven by the board because it was so important the board to collect all the cash and, and even if it meant businesses and lives been destroyed, it was so important to the survival of the bank. that the board basically not only come to blind eye, but the, but the, but the directed. and they're all culpable. every single financial misconduct scandal in the u. k. and every other major financial, judas diction with singapore,

america, europe, r b. s is also at the heart of every one of these scandals. so they, more war says that the banks having taken security against the law and come back for a 2nd time and call in what they call a personal guarantees. which for, for most small businessman, is their home. so the bank come and forcibly repossess the family home, which then splits the families up and they end up going and living with parents in different homes. and, and that causes moto tensions problems with the children. and some men and women can't take it, they have committed suicide, but left behind north, the explicitly state that it was the constant intimidation and billing by bank officers and consultants to an advisor to the bank that late them to i took the spear it's obscene. these people up nor soul

i generally the advice is from solicitors that say if you want to really take on a financial institution, is take your heels and clear your diary for the next 10 years and have several 1000000 pounds behind you to do it. it's pretty cut point where it's just kind of expected, very common that people's marriages have broken up. they've lost their family home . it is spectacularly devastating for people's lives. it's frustrating. the story is an extraordinary one. i think of all the number of companies, webbing defrauded. quite clearly through the reading branch of h balls and this was all over the country. it's very difficult for the police to actually take on a case like this. me

pre channel of lawyers for britain to in detail. i bought this and deny they knew about it said that he well knew about it. and in 2013 an internal document was written in lloyd's, which lays out the entire fraud that went on with an age pulse. and boys in great piracy names, the names and names couplers involved the whistleblower on that case. the was actually immediately made redundant and it's never been compensated properly. i find the whole thing quite extraordinary. but also lloyd's have denied consistently . it was an official report, which is quite clear from their internal emails. they had

a risk in order. commissioner report. no man, oh boy. i tell you. even the crate to it's now own didn't have this and mount the police investigation. normally you're playing credible. i don't know if i am asking you question, is he this isn't this isn't i show mr. redman? citizen apn. and i'd like you to come to your question plot now. moment if you want to turn into again, show the way you treat us. i would call it point and if you want it to totally to jail or nudge if you are going in the right direction, you put out a press statement last week, but it was not commission by lloyd spike. yes or no? did you commission the report? the priest statement stands as it is that you did not commission the repub suppressed him in status as does that. you did not commission the report. yes, the per statement stances his

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be stoned by shooting in horse. ah disappointing that a government minister when he's presented with that level of evidence during a problem entry debate is not willing to actually do more to address the problem. that's so dependent on re privatizing. yes. philip hammond, the chancellor has said he wants to do it, and roughly over the next 5 year period. that's so dependent on the money that they might raise from this re privatization of the bulk of our

b s. so they're willing to kind of line die to the banks agreed just behavior me i guess it's part of a wider problem within the k, which is putting bags on a pedestal. here is of, of a capital assistant who were paying such a huge amount of tags and he were providing so much wonderful credit to fuel the wheels of the economy that they were revered. and molly coddled and almost worshiped ah, the individuals who the authorities could be looking at people like nathan boston, who was the director of restructuring and risk cloud. all this was gang on the intense period of, of abuse within. georgi happened on his watch. he knows chief executives of

santander, u k. derrick sage, who was the the global head of global restructuring group. lower bala, he was the u. k. head of the globe restructuring group that appeared at peak abuse of 2009 to 2013 and as the there are others as well, including the head of west register, a man called aubrey aubrey at adams. he came from salvos and there's, there's even like people low down the tree in scotland there's, there's a couple of individuals who every single person i've spoken to says behaved in a very abusive, potentially criminal manner. me. ah, when you realize that it's not individual companies, it's not a few companies,

it's not a few small companies that here we are to be. and it is at least 2000 british businesses. so that makes that 100000000000 payment problem. me. we reckon that are thousands and thousands of cases across america and we're going to launch legal actions. the classic u. s. class actions across america against both banks. meanwhile we're also working on criminal legal actions in germany under european union directors know why should i as a scotsman in, in addressing and, and looking at the misconduct of r b. s. have to go to america to get the american federal authorities and regulate us to take actions and to do the same in germany. when's the last 8 years?

the british government and the british regulators have literally done nothing until british society, if he want to call it, the regime goes the seas wrong. you're not going to change anything. and you're not going to stop the inevitable happening. and i am, she was not a political person, but we will have civil unrest in this country. we will have a revolution. i genuinely believe there is enough evidence in history to say that a nation in post imperial decline has one massive change in its status. and then just destroy

me, i want my 100 tons of compensation whilst it like everything right? we're tied to to that because we want life back. i want to live my life. i want to be out to enjoy memory to my children. i want to have something to hope for me. i can fight them. ah, the we

come to these meetings and one of the to get the pressure off. everybody talks to one another and then realize not another one. so it's a lever, was psychotherapy and everybody discusses problems when you deal wise. the problem is not just yours to destroy shoes. live in general is still evidence that these people can know both the law fabricated. documents have been used throughout all the things, no big to take people's assets fabricated. documents approve the interest of it's just cause a huge by the f b i s b. what took up and then the prosecutor who's calling the shots of the stuff to say, i'm a few say to investigate. and as i always go back with that,

they will help us know that are all ready whispers around the house of commons, that this action will be the end of the bank because we know it and that there will have to be a 2nd bailout to fund the compensation, me like all the great scandals know what, you know, it takes years and years for the trip to come out. and ultimately people get justice and they get a degree of compensation. but i actually know for many of the victims what the actually one is closure

and they all know they all know that the country and the bank can't afford to give 100 pension apart. and they know they're going to get a fraction back the moment they got nothing back, but they know they'll get a fraction back for the majority. they'll be happy with some financial compensation, but they also want to be vindicated. let's pick a day, 2015. the social historians look back at this 1st tier of the new millennium. how are they going to assess? what on earth we got on to? are they going to note that the greatest casualty of shoes expansion of globalization communications was the destruction of trust? but how can you ever trust a bank that in vain, solicitors within it?

how, how can you ever trust the bank that created fictitious bank accounts is due to the turn justifying the bribes, the defense witness. as in my case, i really have learned a lot about how this came about historically. but the thing that really does upset is what it's done to the united kingdom. but it's done to great britain because it frightens, makes the teacher this country because there is a high level deep corruption. and i cannot see a bright future full person unless something pretty cataclysmic happens.

me. i think that despite the effort, saw parliamentary committees and packing groups looking at solutions such as a new type in our system and changes to contract law. these are all things that are useful and there needs to be changes to regulation, to stop this ever happening again. but i'm concerned that politically, we're deliberately diffusing the whole situation were deliberately losing sight of what's the only important thing here, and that is justice and compensation for the historical victims of what was recently described as the larger steph, anywhere ever the

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