news review with Bristols first Independents For Bristol Councillor Jason Budd who was elected as an outsider to Kingsweston ward. Jason is a former Liberal Democrat who works for an event management company at Armada House and a member of Bristols Junior Chamber of Commerce. Independents agree to abide by the Bell Principles of Martin Bell MP. The IMF visit the Treasury and advise Conservative Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne to cut less or the deficit will increase. This weekâs all time stock market high but we have a flatlining economy. This is because all the Quantitative Easing, Printed Money, is going into the casino banking system and not reaching the real economy. Clip of King Mervyn, outgoing Bank of England Governor Mervyn King, on the economy, recovery, it seems, is âin sightâ, whatever that means. Who is Mark Carney â his successor at the Bank of England who takes up his job in June â from The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) in Switzerland. The BIS was created after World War 1 to administer war reparations but used to fund Hitler and Nazism in the 1930s. A vote was taken at the Bretton Woods conference after World War Two but it still exists and Mark Carney chairs/chaired the Financial Stability Board of the BIS. The Tower Of Basel, where this bank is head-quartered in Basel, Switzerland replaced. Bristol pensioners revolt against plan for Residentsâ Parking Zones; death of Ray Manzarek, from US band The Doors. Singer Jim Morrisonâs US Navy Admiral father George Morrison thought to be responsible for the Gulf of Tonkin incident which began the Vietnam War. No wonder Jim said âMy Father Is Dead.â Bristol and the UKâs secret courts, The Court of Protection in the South West â if you are considered too ill to decide your own fate; Secret arrests, conflict between instructions from Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) and the Home Office. Mervyn King again warns of problems with the âHelp to Buyâ scheme â similar to sub-prime mortgages; Ownership of Schools and Hospitals built under Private Finance Initiative (PFI) schemes being handed over to banks as the interest payments become unaffordable; Health Select Committee Dr. Mike Clancy, President of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine, talking about problems with A & E, is that being used as an excuse to privatise the National Health Service?; Marks & Spencersâ M&S contactless payment cards stealing money from customers bank accounts â rights and wrongs of electronic money.
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