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When will we have had enough of the rule of fear?
A Small-to-Medium Enterprise (SME) first-hand account of financial violence “Collateral Damage”.
“Live dangerously, do what you have to do. Don’t creep around in life”
Good advice from John.
Because if we do anything else, we lose our soul.
I am doing what I have to do, writing this story, as hinted in my previous piece on Huawei.
On the 16th of December, 2019, my limited Company, REMMI Ltd, had its only bank account, my single source of personal funds, frozen, by the bank.
More than two months later, that situation remains unchanged, with no indication of how long it will remain.
I won’t bother saying which bank, as it doesn’t matter.
The bank appears to be acting under a directive that affects all UK banks.
A foreign directive, affecting all of our Banks.
Even though doing so breaches UK legislation.
Specifically, the UK Protection of Trading Interests Act 1980.
Why do they choose to ignore this UK legislation?
