Once upon a time in a land far far away …………in ‘Make-Believe Land’ 2010

Once upon a time in a land far far away …………in ‘Make-Believe Land’ 2010

Person A learns his colleague Person B is in financial trouble and could lose everything. Person A lends Person B money to help. Person B promises to pay back with interest when things are better. Person A does not check why Person B found himself in financial problems he just felt he should help. Person A did not check if Person B had learnt the lessons of why he found himself in financial problems.

Two years passed and Person A is now in financial trouble. Person A may have to sell his home and lose his job. Person A has not asked Person B if he can pay back some or all of the money he lent to Person B.

Person B is doing very well, making profits and enjoying life. Person B knows Person A is in trouble but has not offered to help out. Person B is angry that Person A has not sorted out his financial problems and is demanding that Person A sells his house and lose his job in order to pay his debt.

Person C works for Person A. Person C may lose their job their home and their pension because Person A lent money to Person B. Person C asks Person A to ask Person B for the money they lent Person B. Person C doesn’t understand where the money which was lent to Person B has gone?

Are you confused?

Person A is the government

Person B is the Banks bailed out by the Government.

Person C is you the Public sector worker.

Final Question:

Knowing what you know now would you lend Person B money?

It is all quite simple really. We want our money back and we want it now! Sign up to our petition.

Pass it on to your colleagues, friends and family. £1.3 Trillion is a lot of money Banks should feel the pain not you.