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Part two of two. Jacques Peretti investigates claims that inequality was pinpointed as a business opportunity before the recent financial crash by one of America's biggest banks, which saw it as a way of making money from a more divided society. He also looks at how work life was made deliberately more unstable in the 1970s to drive a new profit culture in the following decade, and how an acceptance of huge executive bonuses was manufactured. He meets the billionaires who have gained from this, as well as those who are worried about the society it is creating
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Good prog.
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Had forgotten about this, thanks for the reminder, very interesting.
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Batman's on ITV2
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Cun tess Barthurst
"not realising what it means to be somebody like us" "people don't realise what a responsibility it is" patronising cow! |
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There's only one answer to this appalling state of affairs
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Revolution?
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You got it.
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very interesting programme.
How those at the top keep the rest of the population down and in their place |
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I can only assume it was more incredibly biased one sided left wing grauniadista bullsh*t like last week?
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makes you wonder how all them left wingers got jobs at all the top banks and in the city,or were they left wing plants pretending to be ceo,s.
, or were they lying to wind checking upyou,ve got to love sorrel he thinks he,s worth 900 times more than the average worker in his company,his job 40 yrs ago would have been 3 times the average salary,he had the nerve to resent been paid in shares |
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how do you go about spending 29 million a year
loved the guy who old amazon ,who knows theres either going to be a revolution or there going to come and get him and all his worth |
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I just wonder why they keep showing the general pubic this shyte
Is it .. A) out of general sympathy for the 99% B) to keep the 99% mentally Brainwashed & further fuel the 1% ![]() |