Farage

[gant]

He can have an account at natwest. The same group, with different requirements for an account.

Still not the story is it.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Still not the story is it.

Not to you it's not, no.

It's a big part of the story overall though.

Why doesn't poor nige want a natwest account?

 

[gant]

I'm a surprised your sticking to this line as you champion the narrative of fair play.
Farage must really get under that thin skin of yours to make you embarrass yourself sticking to this line of attack on him.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

I'm not attacking him.

I'm asking why he doesn't want an account at natwest .

Why do you think he should have an account at coutts ?

 

[Odds]

Still not the story is it.

He asks a good question regarding a meeting between the BBC financial editor and the journalist Simon Jacks the day before his account was closed with Coutts and demands an answer as to whether his personal details were misused by the BBC in regard to the closure.
Is that what you're getting at?

 

[gant]

Now we're talking, then you throw into the the mix the boss of coutts and her role , then you throw into the mix the corporate role of how they're on the same page with climate change etc etc. That's the bigger picture than the sideshow of what's happened to Farage.

 

[motorbiking]

Plus he didn't meet their account requirements of course.

how do you know?

 

[motorbiking]

Probably enough for them not to worry about a law suit, yes. Poor old Nige.

perhaps you'd like to offer your expert legal advice to the bank. They seem to be short of decent legal representation and governance.

now that would be funny.

Breach of confidentiality
Defamation
probably breach of contract.
may even be an unfair terms claim.

I'll let you read up on those before continuing.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

how do you know?

They've been made public and Farage agrees.

Surprised you weren't aware of that part

 

[Brigadier]

Than suddenly have high standards

**ll ends

Nowt to do with a sudden change of heart.

Think of it like speeding; just because "everyone else" does it, doesn't mean you won't be pulled up for it.

Lie with the dogs, don't be surprised if you get fleas

 

[Brigadier]

be treated with the respect any customer deserves when he deposits his millions.

Respect is earned.

That you think it is "deserved" through wealth says a lot about your moral compass, IMHO.

 

[motorbiking]

No it's just good business to treat your customers with respect and courtesy. Or at the very least ensure you don't break the law in your dealings with them.

I don't care if he has £1 or £1bn, he should be treated lawfully, with respect and courtesy.

 

[Brigadier]

For a self-proclaimed legal beagle, your writings are sloppy and ambiguous.

 

[motorbiking]

Given you quoted me, you will see that I said.. "..treated with the respect any customer deserves.." You assumed I was restricting it to wealthy customers only. That is your prejudice, not mine.

sorry you didn't understand.

 

[Brigadier]

Given you quoted me, you will see that I said.. "..treated with the respect any customer deserves.." You assumed I was restricting it to wealthy customers only. That is your prejudice, not mine.

sorry you didn't understand.

be treated with the respect any customer deserves when he deposits his millions.

The "any" is contingent on the "when". Clear meaning.



Sorry you write things (that, when pointed out) you claim not to mean.