As I understand it, this is not the government but the bank which happens to be a private business and can close anyone's account so long as they don't touch the money. This is move of political nature, obviously. RT can find a new bank.
not dodgy enough, as it seems, lol
RBS caves in over ban on Kremlin TV station
Last edited by Keeponrage; 2016-10-18 at 12:45 PM.
Two memorable statements from the last time I lowerd myself to watching it, at the beginning of the Syrian conflict:
British invading Syria with tanks, proof of this being a video of a tank driving through the rubble of a house in Homs (the video was in fact of a russian-built tank being operated by the Syrian army, having just fired on civillians).
The protesters in Syria that preceeded the civil war were actually "CIA agents in brown-face" (I shit you not)
Something about a secret Nazi conspiracy in the british and european governments and their evil plans to take over the world.
And so many more I'm glad to have forgotten.
Last edited by Netherspark; 2016-10-18 at 02:38 PM.
So...they were driving through a building n just to make sure shoot at civies with no regards to even their own safety, building may collapse from all damage by ramming n shooting...
Are you trying to convince children of all this crap you made up?
Why don't you link something from RT cuz u have zero credibility.
It doesn't matter though, UK doesn't know what "freedom of the press" really means.
Now it's time to ban RT completely, North Koreans shouldn't hold any records.
Kremlin played it smart. Had they simply expressed anger or complaints about it the RBS would most certainly have gone through with it, satisfied with the fact that they could make the Russians angry (just like any russophobe would be). But. Kremlin instead accused them of limiting the Freedom of Speech. This caused RBS and their backers to experience an internal struggle - their russophobia vs. their self-righteousness - and the latter trait won. Which is not surprising since it's so strong in the west. Well played, Kremlin.