A Petition and the Response from No 10

With a view to the meeting of the G20 leaders in April, the online petition to include international and national monetary reform on the G20 agenda received 523 signatures.

It can be read here and the Government’s response is here.

Only martial artists know how best to respond to being fobbed off in such an obvious way…

Six Petitions for our causes online!

Petitioning for our causes is in the air! In chronological order of publication:

1. Targeted at the Treasury Select Committee

• Stop the Cash Crumble to Equalize the Credit Crunch

• Financial Fairness for Voters and Taxpayers, please!

2. Aimed at the Prime Minister’s Office

• Include international and national monetary reform on the G20 agenda for 2nd April

• RE-nationalise the Bank of England

• Create effective regulation, redress, compensation and punishment of the banking industries

• End “the lunatics controlling the asylum” of financial self-regulation by the FSA and the ICAEW

Please click, sign and forward, if anything rings true for you! We must have 200 signatures before being ‘taken seriously’, according to MySociety, the No.10 petition hosts.