So Is This What We Get For Our $40 Million? G20 Comments By Uncle Monty.

So Is This What We Get For Our $40 Million?

G20 Comments By Uncle Monty.

G20 Photos By Reuter News

Pool Photographers.
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Londoner Nick Alfrey asked almost plaintively the other day

why G20 Summit couldn’t have been held by video conference?

That is instead of costing the British taxpayer over $40 million
for it to be held at the British capital of London that has caused

nothing but a waste of money and disruptions for those caught

up in the legitmate protests and ensuing mayhem of the

almost, and hopefully soon to end, useless summit that

officially opened at the ExCel Center today.

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Nick Alfrey’s point is well taken! Why not a video conference
instead of a costly summit that will probably produce nothing

more than political nodding heads that nod at each other?

Along with the usual hot air and political rhetoric of the

likes of French presidential frog Nicholas Sarkozy and

the ever-pushy German madame Angela Merkel and

our own host of hosts Britian's oily Labourite

dipstick Gordon Brown.

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In the meantime, the world financial markets continue

to be very wobbly at best and while more and more good

folkz around the world are being made unemployed and

inevitably homeless for many of them thankz to the

likes of most of those "leaders" at the G20 Summit.

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Coupled, of course, with those ever greedy global bankers

that have been allowed to pollute the world today. Then

add to them, their brothers-in-arms like swindlers and

con artists like shysters Bernard Madoff and Sir Allen

Stanford who have ripped off billions at the expense

of trusting investors and institutional entities.

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The latest arrest today for alleged European banking

fraud of the "respected" Austrian family banker Julius

Meinl V, chairman of Austria's Meinl Bank, is yet an-

other nail in the coffin of the shabby world banking

empire that is now continuing to collaspe by every

thing it has deliberately done wrong to satisfy its

none ending avaricious greed at almost any cost to

the millions of its victims. It boggles the mind how

they've been allowed for years to get away with

some of the biggest "rip-offs" ever before

seen in the money world.

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Clad in their Yankee-made riot police helmets and nasty

police batons and all, the London Metropolitan Police's

policing of the G20 Summit is costing over $15 million

out of the staggering cost of over £40 million to simply

host the G20 Summit itself. So where's the video confer-

encing, instead? Good point, again, Nick! Such a video

conference would have cost not even a half-million

dollars and perhaps do us better minus the egotistical

egos of those attending the probably useless

outcome of today's G20 gathering.

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The democratic American daring Barack Obama -

The New Black Emperor of America - has already

arrived in London with his New World entourage of

500 Yankee aides that includes over 200, yes over

200, U.S. Secret Service agents to protect him from

those who might want to pop him off for whatever de-

ranged reason(s) that takes their deadly fancy. Indeed,

America’s first Black Emperor touched down at plain

old Stanstead Airport and was then met by one of Gordon

Brown’s New Labour underlings that didn’t befit Obama’s

status as 44th President of the United States. Britian’s

New Labour rarely gets anything right anyway, especially

under its known dipsticks like the dreadful Gordon Brown

and that hideous Anglican turncoat and ever-

greedy Anthony Blair.
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So my own question - "So Is This What We Get For

Our $40 Million?" - is demonstated and answered

best by some of the images I have assembled here

from those gallant and ever-brave Reuter News Pool

Photographers that graphically show the true waste

of money spent for the G20 Summit that has done

only one thing so far ... Yes, produce angry protests

against bad and thieving bankers and known finan-

cial shysters like them. Around 2,000 electronic and

print reporters are also in the British capital to cover

the summit. Along with about 40 armed conveys

swirlling around the city to ferry world leaders

and VIPs to and from the economic venue that

some commentators say is something akin to the

famous Bretton Woods Monetary Conference that

was held at the White Mountains of New Hampshire

in 1944. I went briefly to High School near there

in the late 1950's!!

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And what have the British copz done so far? But

to brutally clobber potesters on the head and done

baton charges against them to create authority

over the radicalized dissenters. The police are

there to solely uphold the corrupt political order

and the shabby banking instititions that New

Labour is ever so closely aligned with by its

past fat cat donations from such crafty finan-

ciers and those allegations (now dismissed) of

cash for Labour Party peerages, etc., etc.

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Our UK police have become more and more pol-

iticised under New Labour than ever before and

will continue to do so under the new Met Police

Commissioner Sir Paul Stephenson while dubious

Labour is allowed to stay in power. Hence, their

overwhelming presence at the G20 Summit was

assured with more cops (with over 2.500 extra

ones now drafted in) to guard against disruption

and protests by those outspoken and sometimes

volatile dissenters on the city streets of London.

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The images I have picked (shown below) I think

best shows what has been going on so far outside

the useless G20 Summit. While inside, the "leaders"

are talking the talk and living high off the hog and

always ready for whatever photo opportunity is

presented to them to show their folkz back home

how great they are? What a bunch of baloney

they really are?
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Our New British Riot Copz In Action at G20.

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I Must Admit Its A Great Photo!

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A Good Police Excerise, If Nothing Else ...
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Guts-For-Garters, Ah?
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Britain's Police State or State Police?
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You're Outnumbered, Mate.
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All Fired Up, Yeeeeeeeeep?
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So is this what we get for our $40 million? You bet!! And more is coming during the final hours of the G20 Summit. So wear a hard hat if you're near to where you could be clobbered on the head without even a question or protest coming out of your head. And without trying to sound facetious, Nick Alfrey's suggestion of video conferencing instead of all this huge cost and sure trouble of hosting such a G20 Summit is perfectly valid. There would then be no need for all the government forces present and big rioting on the streets of London. Plus, we wouldn't even need to feed and wine and dine those stupid foreign political talking and nodding heads, now would we? We'd save a hell of alot of hard cash, too, and save all the bloody inconvenience that such useless summits usually bring us anyway ... I vote to ban all future summits no matter what they're all about!! Especially any hosted by dreary and stiff Gordon Brown and his mindless New Labour minions.

The only grave exception, however, I would make is to hold a very, very, urgent "Big British Summit" to get rid of all things called "New Labour" and "New Britain" once and for all ... I'd then be the first to vote a "Big Yes," once I was there at such a major summit to rightfully claim Britain back for us all who are truly British that New Labour has openly and wantonly destroyed before our very eyes to accommode all people and all things that are not remotely British ...

The ilk of Anthony Blair and Gordon Brown has brought about the utter ghettoization and overwhelming foreignization of our once very own British country that is now almost raped to death by the political criminality and anti-British agenda of New Labour!!!

As for the G2 Summit, it's all about the powerful not about the powerless who have been savagely hurt by the global economic downturn and by the wicked deeds of greedy bankers and international corporate bosses with their huge bonuses that most ordinary folkz don't, or couldn't, even earn a fraction of in their own lifetime of hard work. Ban big bankers and ban big bonuses, I say.

Your's, Uncle Monty.
First Day of the G20 Summit, 2oo9.
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http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard-pictures/Clashes+at+the+G20+protests+in+London-latest.do?id=23368969

^Click above for dozens more of the latest G20 pictures of protest from

the London's outstanding Evening Standard news photographers.

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You, too, could be CS gassed. By Uncle Monty.

Our UK police used CS gas for the first time inside the

House of Commons to break up a rumpus that marks a

very sad point and true stain in all the centuries history

of the existence of the British Parliament. Such gas was

used at close to the eve of the G20 Summit that saw

the world press already here and thus they reported

widely the CS gas attack by our own police that reflects

badly to the world of what Britain has become today -

a broken society that even intrudes now inside our

parliament by the appalling behaviour of those invol-

ved in the alleged rumpus and the CS gas overkill

inside the House of Commons by our own jittery

and growing lawless British copz ... Next they'll gun

down someone inside the very precincts of parliament

and then we'll be given a whole bunch of spin as to why

such happened as they drag away the dead body while

our lame MPs stand there shuddered and shattered at

the police scene. It's all coming ... mark my words!!

Now read Suzy Jagger's report from the Commons:

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/politics/article6007526.ece

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:: UPDATE ::

As of this afternoon, the cost of the G20 Summit is

now put at $160 million or £80 million, that is twice or

more the cost of such earlier stated figures. I thought

we were near broke? Not so it seems at wasting such

huge amounts of money on a summit that is now pro-

claiming a $1.1 trillion package in economic help to

combat all that's bad with today's economy. But who

will benefit from such a trillion-dollar package now

coming out of the G20 Summit? Not the little guy

for sure ... That we can count on, if nothing else ...

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Latest Report: ONE G20 PROTESTER DEAD!!

Police say he was found unconscious later today, while

some protesters say he was clobbered to death by the

police. Now those also planning to protest at Friday's

60th Anniversary of NATO are angrily citing the death

of the G20 protester as a further rallying cry for more

action at France's Strasbourg and at nearby Germany's

Baden Baden to protest both NATO's existence and

now the London protestor's unresolved death. Read

more about the circumstances of the London death,

which will now be investigated by the UK Independent

Police Complaints Commission (IPCC):

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/politics/G20/article6021880.ece

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