1. Obama Continuing Bush Policies, Chomsky says
(Newsletter)

...the public discussing issues such as whether Muslim women should be allowed to wear the burqa. CONTINUE... British banks set for sell-offs Economy By Agencies    Tuesday, 03 November...

2. Wake me up, I must be dreaming, Obama’s still ahea
(Newsletter)

...TINUE... Barclays secures Middle East money Economy By Agencies    Saturday, 01 November 2008 British bank Barclays is raising $12.1bn from investors in Qatar, Abu Dhabi and elsewher...

3. Has America become Fascist?
(Newsletter)

...ONTINUE... UK bank Lloyds to acquire HBOS Economy By Agencies    Wednesday, 17 September 2008 British bank Lloyds TSB is in advanced talks to buy its peer HBOS, whose share price col...

4. Another stimulus with undesirable consequences
(Newsletter)

... jailed for fraud Economy By Agencies    Monday, 25 February 2008 The 'NatWest three' – a trio of British bankers on trial for defrauding Natwest, a UK bank – have each been sentenced to...

5. Prisoners in Israel
(Newsletter)

...CONTINUE...   Barclays in record takeover bid Economy By Agencies    Monday, 23 April 2007 British bank Barclays Plc has agreed to buy its Dutch rival ABN Amro for just over 67 bi...

6. British banks set for sell-offs
(News/Economy)

Britain has ordered two state-rescued banks to sell off branches and meet new "tough" requirements in an effort to to promote competition and appease EU authorities. The move will also see a

7. EU clears Northern Rock 'bad bank'
(News/Economy)

...easures taken by the government, beginning in 2007, to rescue and nationalise Northern Rock which was the first British bank to fall victim to the global financial crisis. The bank, once the country's...

8. Iran's Election and US-Iranian Relations
(Opinions/Features)

...d fair compensation for it. Economic sanctions and an oil embargo followed. Iranian assets were also frozen in British banks. Major Anglo-America oil interests supported London, while a CIA coup aime...

9. Reviewing Ellen Brown's 'Web of Debt': Part 2
(Opinions/Review)

...y, but he, too, paid a price. He was later assassinated, likely for his protectionism, very much disadvantaging British bankers. With him gone, the Morgans and Rockefellers dominated US banking, and a...

10. Reviewing Ellen Brown's 'Web of Debt': Part I
(Opinions/Review)

...alled "the father of paper money," then called "scrip." It made the colonies independent of British banks and let them "finance their local governments without" taxation....