Drop Fees Not Bombs
Bristol Againstarms | 10.01.2011 18:22
Rage against the machine
“UK high street banks have come under fire
for their role in causing the economic meltdown.
But the lack of regulation which led to the current
crisis is also behind an even deadlier scandal.”
A new report by War on Want, Banking on Bloodshed:Highlights UK high street banks’ complicity in the arms trade, and has exposed, for the first time, the extent to which the five main British high street banks are funding this violent trade. By directly financing their production, these banks are complicit in the havoc and destruction caused by the deadliest weaponry the world has ever seen.
Most high street banks are violating their own corporate social responsibility (CSR) statements.
See BAAT wordpress for full summary
“UK high street banks have come under fire
for their role in causing the economic meltdown.
But the lack of regulation which led to the current
crisis is also behind an even deadlier scandal.”
A new report by War on Want, Banking on Bloodshed:Highlights UK high street banks’ complicity in the arms trade, and has exposed, for the first time, the extent to which the five main British high street banks are funding this violent trade. By directly financing their production, these banks are complicit in the havoc and destruction caused by the deadliest weaponry the world has ever seen.
Most high street banks are violating their own corporate social responsibility (CSR) statements.
See BAAT wordpress for full summary
Bristol Againstarms
Original article on IMC Bristol:
http://bristol.indymedia.org/article/702795
