Today the head honcho of Barclays Bank, Bob Diamond, was berated by MPs for not being "grateful" to the taxpayer.
If Barclays had received giant dollops of taxpayer money, I could see their point. But, if I remember correctly, wasn't Barclays actually one of the few banks not to take public money? In fact, as I recall they specifically turned it down - to the dismay of the "bail out" brigade in Westminster.
Back in October 2008, MPs - led by Vince Cable - were busy attacking Barclays for refusing to accept a government bail out.
The one thing in a bigger muddle than British banking is our politicians thinking about it.
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