The Man Who KILLED The British High Street 

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A lot of Jew-hate in your comments. Typical of the British I guess.

'Bought to us by squarespace' ? You mean 'BROUGHT'. How on earth can you mess this difference up?

This was really well reported dude. These films are getting better and better.

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*Jewish billionaire.

The old “the rich get richer” story 🤦

@@silverbullet2008bb I couldn't have guessed..

but I bet he cries ocassionally

Wow British Donald Trump. Just be happy he didn't get involved in your politics.

At least the Penguin has a soul...

Don’t disrespect cobblepot like that

You misspelled Jewish

I think they modeled it on him and the kosher mafia of Murder Incorporated.

came here to comment exactly that 😄 well observed

They can but big 4 firms are being paid by the very companies they audit, if they created an unfavourable audit report they would lose business therefore money.

​@@DoraWinifredI pooped 💩

@@DoraWinifred Which is why the EU, and france in particular has required certain aspects to be regulated: and has broken up certain firms.

well, except it's not working for the people who vote to elect politicians/policies

@@Cs13762people don’t elect politicians. They select themselves and they represent globalist anti white billionaires not the taxpayer

​@@Cs13762That's what the comment actually means

Well, jewish created this system (FIAT currency, FED, Usury). Our time and money is feeding this beast and as a result we the people are hurting ourselves.

@@Cs13762 well, one could say that our normative system is set up to seek and reward aristocratic value systems (Bourdieu). Given this, we subconciously see those exhbiting class signifiers as "good".

Im curious to know, what was it like back then? I'm quite young in comparison so it would be quite cool to hear your experience as someone who lived through these times.

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​@@marcd6897im surprised youve never heard that it used to be how we would swear at each other in class

@@Killthefish that’s maybe because I have enjoyed a christian education… naaaah, just kidding. I’m not british 😉

@@marcd6897 youd be surprised how little were taught in school about that stuff we have RE but most self respecting headteachers wont force that on people

Awww I miss BHS!

This guys wife was also involved in all those kids in Islington care Homes……

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I remember the prank video by lee nelson

@@DeeDerry yeah, it was a serious scandal in the 90s I have to be careful with what I say but some stuff might still be on the net. Definitely part of the club.

Brilliant designers at Top Shop😂

The father of the unpleasant shopping experience .

i'm no fan of the man but i'm guessing Branson isn't quite so cavalier about his employees

Good schools not only provide education but also life long powerful connections. People forget that

Several people went to private schools and I'm sure a lot of them had access to 20k if that was the only factor I'm sure we would have had hundreds if not thousands of Richard Bransons. You don't have to like the man but he is a self-made billionaire.

@@anotheruser1275 he was also apparently involved in some dodgy accounting

from 20k to billionaire, I would call that self made. Stop hating brokie.

every single time.

Please leave Scotland alone and independent , their freedom and future might suffer greatly because of these in London.

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Like the US in all the bad ways too. At least the US has had decent growth over the last 2 decades.

@@Caerdangrowth for who? No the average man/woman on the street.

@@MetalRocksMe. Compared to the UK, US growth has been strong. In 2004 the UK GDP per capita was $40,366 and today it is $46,125. The US on the other hand in 2004 it was $41,724 and today it is $76,329. I know it may not feel it, but the economic pain would feel a whole lot worse if the US had the UK's growth over the last 20 years - imagine dealing with all the recent inflation with the same salary as you had in 2004!

Regulation would be better. LBOs should be a lot more scrutinised.

The Germany that Britain and the US destroyed had such laws.

English people as a whole give off that vibe

@@Skritzathis man is not English. He has a thin upper lip, slanted forehead, hawk eyes and hook nose. If you don’t know what type of creature this is than you’re destined to get ploughed under. You need to get your eyes checked

@@Skritza *Jewish Also Jews don't consider themselves as White

He's a Jew what do you expect?

K konas don't either ​@@Skritza

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jail is for the goyim

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the neo liberalist capitalist system is built to support and protect the wealthy

Because saddling a healthy business with unmanageable while paying yourself billions in dividends direct to a tax haven is perfectly legal under capitalism. The system is working as designed.

Now people are starting to learn how to design and sew their own outfits. It's so encouraging seeing young children taking up sewing. I've started to.sew my own outfits ,due to the ugly cheap fashion in the retail stores. 😅

I feel bad for you.

that guy is a Charlatan. His self-aggrandizement is nauseating. According to the FT interviews with his colleagues, Stevenson had “delusions of grandeur”, while several said they doubted his record would have put him in the top 10 in Citi’s FX division at any point.

@@lawLess-fs1qx That guy, you mean Garys Economic?

FREAKING yeh great suggestion👌😎 & while your at it -Kate Raworth on Doughnut Economics, & Steve Keen on how he successfully proved mainstream economics is founded on B$ {who knew}.

@@lawLess-fs1qx Dosent mean he aint right though OK but in spirit of follow the money journalism, if your game? I bet many of his so called ex colleagues & especially former employers have a huge vested interest in undermining him. Plus even if hes got six toes & eats puppies - are the rich a problem..very big problem in fact an existential threat to humanity inc themselves. Is he right about taxing them - to start solving many issues they created {dodgy deals, poo in your drinking water / air...etc}. Is he right about hitting them in the assets & would those who worship private hording of assets against the interests of our common good & future generations start to pull out the stops to rubbish him while desperately avoiding talking about the issues. Rich : We got assets Gary : from dodgy deals & its destroying us all Rich: F$*k u now sign a NDA Gary: tax the rich Rich: hes not the messiah hes a very naughty boy & wasnt really one us ...soooo please dont think about whats hes saying Rich: ps its our club & none else play without at least pig F*$king Gary : exactly Gary: ps tax the rich

@@lawLess-fs1qx i read recently he finally got outed by ex-colleagues at CITI for his self inflated lies, shame he's still got a following at this point. complete milquetoast "finfluencer" "buy my book" type

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If you don’t pay tax on your minimum wage, you’ll get done. Avoid paying taxes on the millions/billions you earn and you can live perfectly fine on your mutlimillion yacht

Gee, I wonder which system is designed around wealth as a measure of someone's qualities and attitude

free market capitalism is the best system possible (if you sprinkle in a few regulations) for small businesses but the larger the business gets the more the state needs to get involved right up to the point of nationalisation if deemed necessary

Capitalism isn't evil as such, but this is called capitalism while being a dick head, and it's rampant everywhere in the west

His people evolved to parasite off the host civilisation.

Spot on!

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This should be top comment. People should be able to spot these deceptive features from a mile away.

everyone nose now

You're right, he's from the Middle East and he has "God-chosen" relatives there.

​@@MaxWolf-s9yMax your funny !!!!

Banks won't give you and me credit because we don't have such noses. Also the Big 4 covers only noses

He bought it

Under Blair you could buy a knighthood for £50,000 to £100,000

@@lukebignell7846 wasn't aware of that. What a joke lol

@@lukebignell7846under any government you can buy a knighthood. Blair didn’t start it, and it still goes on today. Look at the list of Tory donors in the last honours list

@@Vonononie i know, it’s relevant to mention Blair because it was under Blair he got the knighthood and that’s how much it cost at the time.

He's not a mercenary. He follows the ideology of his tribe

It's not about Jews. Green could've been any ethnicity. You can find plenty of lily-white billionaires and politicians who are just as exploitative.

@@meowtherainbowx4163 I’m glad the Israeli comment goblins are still working in full force it could be anyone you’re right it could be but but every single time 🤷🏼

@@meowtherainbowx4163 who said anything about the Jews, sir 🤔🤷🏼 I think you’re anti-Semitic

I’m not sure what you’re talking about sir (surprise) 😱

@@threatassessment216 I'm saying that antisemitism isn't required to discuss this problem honestly. All it does is hurt the vast majority of Jews, who aren't wealthy and who continue to face discrimination. Antisemitism is a distraction from the real problems of capitalism.

Kode oh dear sounds very topical...

Our law doesn't allow "God's chosen people" to go to jail.

The royals are just ceremonial. The honours committee (made up of politicians and civil service) and the prime minister decide and tell the monarch who is getting the honour

He is a big nose and his main goal was to make money because they are God's chosen people.

If they were normal they’d be called Phil

.........a bloke with a nose

this thing happens under any system. under communism you get very rich individuals exploiting the working class. You can’t change human nature

In Western countries under capitalism, money does play a key role in determining policy. Lobbying groups, large corporations, and wealthy donors exert significant influence on legislative processes, public opinion, and even elections. In democratic systems, power theoretically belongs to the people, but in reality, wealthy individuals and organizations have greater access to power due to their financial resources.

@@MaxWolf-s9y Corruption is rife under communism too. People based on their wealth and power have privileges under communism that no one else has. There is no system that exists that doesn’t result in corruption, and people at the top taking way more than their fair share. That is because human nature doesn’t change.

@@lukebignell7846 It's important to clarify that no country has ever fully implemented communism as it was envisioned by Marx and Engels. What existed in the USSR and China was not communism, but socialism, with the state controlling the means of production. Communism, in its ideal form, seeks a stateless, classless society where everyone contributes according to their ability and receives according to their needs, which has never been achieved. Regarding the corruption argument, while corruption existed under socialism, the levels of inequality in countries like the USSR and China were nowhere near what we see under capitalism today. In those societies, the gap between the leadership and the general populace was much smaller compared to the vast wealth disparities in capitalist countries, where billionaires and political elites live in unimaginable luxury while many struggle to afford basic necessities. In the USSR, for example, there was free healthcare, education without elitism, affordable housing, and pensions for all citizens. Daycare services were widely available, and people had a sense of security about their future. The average citizen might not have lived in luxury, but they had access to basic needs and social services, which are out of reach for many in capitalist societies. While human nature does involve self-interest, it’s the systems in place that determine how this manifests. In capitalist systems, wealth accumulation by a few is not only allowed but encouraged, often leading to extreme inequalities. In socialist systems, the goal was to minimize this through redistribution and social welfare programs. No system is perfect, but the idea that corruption and inequality are inherent to socialism is misleading.

You don't have to lie and pretend you're married, we'll still be your friend 😂

“You could even call it skibidi as the kids say these days!” Cmon man you don’t need to quote cringey chronically online kids, you’re better than that 😂

Remember rule #1 - Money belongs to the chosen people, as do all banks! Rule #2 - Any chosen people has the ability to get a loan for what they intend to steal!

Great minds think alike 😉

I don't get it?

​@@canesugar911 they're being antisemitic

@@jamesp1389 We're recognising and pointing out a pattern.

@@jamesp1389 No such thing. Criminal cabal parasitic behavior is more than obvious.

Trump is not a peice of shit like green. There is no chance green could become prime minister, the people hate his guts.

soz breh

@@JimmyTheGiant nw fam, next time

The system was created by God's chosen people, who never worked themselves and enslaved other peoples.

recognising a pattern yet? Also Robert Maxwelll.