Time for a PEP talk

[cookiemonster]

First banks should not be making political decisions on customers accounts. They are banks for money

I would agree with you if and it's a big if. Cash was still a viable way to operate in life. But banks have almost eliminated cash and only want online, cashless system.

To debank is to literally cancel someone out of society

Your views on this then?

https://www.thenational.scot/news/23634951.rbs-shuts-account-scotlands-equalities-commissioner/

 

[cookiemonster]

It's about having the right to an account without background checks on your politics. There are many other incidences of this. Plus the right to have a bank account.

I like the fact they the banks picked on the wrong fella

Everyone has a right to a bank account, not a Coutts account.

I would love to know why so many people cower whenever this traitor rears his ugly head?

 

[cookiemonster]

Banks offer a service which should be available to all.

He was offered a NatWest account so he was offered a service.

 

[cookiemonster]

He had a business account and a personal account.

Not unreasonable to want both.

NatWest must be wondering why they just didn't give him both at the start of July.

This has opened a whole new campaign. Banks must be cursing Coutts/NatWest for turning the spotlight on their woke agendas

Hold up. The same financial institutions that crashed our economy in 2007/8 have a woke agenda?

Are you trolling?

 

[cookiemonster]

Well banks already cater for criminals, even Coutts has some, very high profile South American dictator, Russian gangsters.

If you need a business account then yes, it should be available

So ole Nige should be more of a pr*ck to keep his Coutts account? 🤔

 

[cookiemonster]

I maybe wrong but this clip might 'Trigger' some


View: https://youtu.be/JJKfOF_4tvE

This traitor wouldn’t know the truth if it hit him in the face.

 

[Deleted member 159]

Everyone has a right to a bank account, not a Coutts account.

I would love to know why so many people cower whenever this traitor rears his ugly head?

I doubt he wants his Coutts account anymore. But 10 other UK banks have refused his applications.

He has been blackballed. No bank should have that power. Coutts have already acknowledge his finances were fine in their private dossier.

Its not like folk go around bragging which bank they are with. Generally it is a private matter, no bank is exposed having Nigel Farage as a customer. He didn't publicise which bank had cancelled him, it was the press who did that (blame Paley ). He just brought the matter of de-banking to the forefront

Its not like he's going to do a Mulvaney and advertise for them.

He wants a personal and business account.

I guess you dont like him on your Christmas card list

 

[Deleted member 159]

Your views on this then?

https://www.thenational.scot/news/23634951.rbs-shuts-account-scotlands-equalities-commissioner/

If she or her company have not done anything fraudulent, then she should not have had her account cancelled. I dont care if you're loony left or right wing nut job. Banks should not be able to cancel your account. It should be a right to have a personal and business account (obvious checks)

Banks should free to impose reasonable extra costs if the account is more difficult to administer.

 

[Deleted member 159]

Hold up. The same financial institutions that crashed our economy in 2007/8 have a woke agenda?

Are you trolling?

It was 16 years ago, lots have changed since then. When were you born ?

 

[multitool]

if you think Farage is doing this for "the common man" you are a mug.

This is, as always, about Farage, because Farage's income relies upon constant outrage exposure.

Which is funny considering you are the person employing the puerile and passé device "triggered".

 

[Deleted member 159]

if you think Farage is doing this for "the common man"

I can pretty much guarantee, he wouldn't have been so interested until Coutts started the issue.

 

[Deleted member 159]

Another MP has come forward with similar experience

Mr Philp told Sky News:

(The rules) were designed to stop essentially members of foreign governments who had obtained their money dishonestly from using the UK banking system to essentially launder it.
So, the rules are set up for the right reasons but MPs quite often get caught by these pep rules because they’re applied kind of overzealously.
It is not spoken about much but if you look at almost any MP they will have had an experience like this, I think the Nigel Farage case is an extreme one, but I’m afraid it’s not unique.

When asked if he has had difficulty accessing financial services, Mr Philp said: “My family have actually, I don’t want to go into detail.”

 

[multitool]

I can pretty much guarantee, he wouldn't have been so interested until Coutts started the issue.

Exactly. Not interested until it was about him.

And now using it as leverage for his own exposure. Standard outrage grifter tactics, hooking in the gullible.

 

[multitool]

Another MP has come forward with similar experience

Mr Philp told Sky News:


When asked if he has had difficulty accessing financial services, Mr Philp said: “My family have actually, I don’t want to go into detail.”

Have you not realised that the Tories are using this as an election campaigning tactic?

 

[newfhouse]

Another MP has come forward with similar experience

Mr Philp told Sky News:


When asked if he has had difficulty accessing financial services, Mr Philp said: “My family have actually, I don’t want to go into detail.”

My MP until a couple of weeks ago. He's a liar.


View: https://youtu.be/WUEh_QrKNvg