12-year old Victoria Grant explains why her homeland, Canada, and most of the world, is in debt. April 27, 2012 at the Public Banking in America Conference, Philadelphia, PA.
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12-year old Victoria Grant explains why her homeland, Canada, and most of the world, is in debt. April 27, 2012 at the Public Banking in America Conference, Philadelphia, PA. . Source
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A hard-hitting emotionally charged 60 min documentary by Bill Maloney (Award winning independent film director) who’s family were all brought up in the UK care system. It covers Maloney’s visit and interpretation of Jersey, Channel Islands, following the ongoing child abuse investigations of the children’s care home ‘Haut de la Garenne’. It highlights connections with [...]
12-year old Victoria Grant explains why her homeland, Canada, and most of the world, is in debt. April 27, 2012 at the Public Banking in America Conference, Philadelphia, PA.
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Nicolas Sarkozy tonight conceded defeat to Socialist Francois Hollande as his presidential career ended in humiliation.
In a speech before supporters the incumbent said he had called his rival to wish him ‘good luck’ as France’s new leader. Following one of the bitterest election campaigns in recent history, exit polls suggested that Hollande won 51.9 per cent of the vote compared to 48.1 per cent for Sarkozy.
It means that Sarkozy, a self-styled radical conservative who had pledged to reform France as Margaret Thatcher had Britain in the 1980s, became a one-term president who achieved relatively little. Sarkozy thanked his supporters and said he did his best to win a second term, despite widespread anger at his handling of the economy.
He said: ‘I take responsibility … for the defeat.’
Hollande, meanwhile, will become the first Socialist president in 17 years, and will use his mandate to introduce a wide range of tax-and-spend policies.
He is convinced he can revive the world’s fifth largest economy, despite critics and enemies including Sarkozy saying he will ‘bankrupt’ the country.
Hollande, a Socialist party careerist who spent 11 years as First Secretary, has a very different solution to the Euro crisis to that of his near-neighbours. He has pledged to stand up to the fiscal pact forged by German Chancellor Angela Merkel, calling for spending aimed at stimulating growth rather than austerity. Hollande’s former partner and mother of his four children, Segolene Royal, said she has a ‘feeling of profound joy to see millions and millions of French renew the tie to the left’.
Ms Royal, who faced off against Sarkozy in the 2007 election, told France-2 television: ‘The French can be confident. We will need everyone to help the country recover.’ Earlier today both Hollande and Sarkozy appeared at polling booths in their respective constituencies, but it was Mr Hollande who looked by far the most confident.
Sarkozy, in contrast, looked tired and drawn as he arrived at a voting station in Paris’s upmarket 16th arrondissement, along with his wife, Carla Bruni. The former supermodel dominated the occasion, smiling broadly at the cameras and leading her ashen-faced husband behind a curtain to place their votes. Sarkozy then headed without commenting to the Elysee Palace, while Carla returned to her nearby town house, to be with the couple’s baby daughter, Giulia.
Hollande, meanwhile, said he was looking forward to a hearty lunch in his Tulle constituency in central France, along with his partner, Valerie Trierweiler. The menu for the man nicknamed ‘Flanby’, after a popular creme caramel pudding, included magret de canard, beef, strawberry pie, and local red wines.
Hollande won the first round of the election two weekends ago, with 28.63 percent of the votes, compared to 27.18 percent for Sarkozy.
Since then, Sarkozy had desperately been trying to win over some six million voters who backed far right National Front candidate Marine Le Pen.
At his last rally on Friday in the southern city of Toulon, Sarkozy repeated his view that there are ‘too many immigrants in France’ and that ‘integration was not working’. Sarkozy’s election slogan in 2007 was ‘Work more to earn more’ but unemployment in France has soared to above 10 per cent, along with the cost of living. Both Sarkozy and his wife have been attacked for their brash, monied style, with Sarkozy nicknamed ‘President Bling-Bling’, and Ms Bruni ‘Marie Antoinette’.
Sarkozy awarded himself a 140 per cent pay rise within a few days of his election, and then went on holiday on yacht belonging to a billionaire friend. Sarkozy then spent the first few months of his presidency wooing Ms Bruni and then making her his third wife following a whirlwind romance of just 80 days.
Hollande said he wanted a clear win so that his left-wing programme would have a clear mandate.
It includes a top tax rate of 75 per cent, increased wealth taxes, and the creation of thousands of new public service jobs. He says he ‘dislikes the rich’ and had already singled out ‘the world of finance’ as his principal enemy. Despite such seemingly extreme views, Hollande is an Anglophile who has made it clear that he can work with David Cameron.
Hollande’s biographer, Serge Raffy, told today how the new President regularly visited England as a student, and once slept in a telephone box in Hastings. Raffy also said that Hollande told a schoolfriend when he was 15: ‘I will be President of the Republic.
A Hollande win is likely to see a huge influx of wealthy French people into the UK, as those who fear sky-high taxes leave their own country.
Estate agents in London are already reported increased interest in properties from clients from the other side of the Channel.
Defeat for Sarkozy means he is the first president since Valery Giscard d’Estaing in 1981 to fail in a re-election bid. Hollande was expected to travel from Tulles this evening to attend a celebration rally at the famous Place de la Bastille – the great French Revolution monument in central Paris.
A hard-hitting emotionally charged 60 min documentary by Bill Maloney (Award winning independent film director) who’s family were all brought up in the UK care system.
It covers Maloney’s visit and interpretation of Jersey, Channel Islands, following the ongoing child abuse investigations of the children’s care home ‘Haut de la Garenne’. It highlights connections with the Sea Cadets and children being brought from London care homes for ‘sailing holidays’ on the Island. The documentary contains strong language and strong opinions.
Due to his and his family’s experiences of Establishment care homes Maloney felt compelled to see first hand the response of Islanders to the alleged abuse claims and their general feeling for the Governing States. A mixed response of silence, anger and insensitivity is catalogued from this island of geographical beauty with an ugly underbelly. The film includes mainstream news reports with Jeremy Paxman, Stuart Syvret, Lenny Harper, Esther Rantzen and Frank Walker.
It is the opinion of Bill Maloney that if a child was required – Haut de la Garenne was the venue; if an adult was required – St Saviours Mental Hospital was the venue.
JERSEY IS NOT PART OF THE UK, IT IS OWNED BY THE CROWN.