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Bank blag-a-thon is just child’s play for Alistair Darling

Alistair Darling reminded me of a teenager asking for money as he tried to explain why he needed yet more cash for the banks. First he told us what an incredible success his first two bank bailouts had been. Full Article at Times Online

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