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George Osborne Bullingdon Club
George Osborne is pictured above on the far left as a member of the secretive Bullingdon Club. This picture was published in The Times newspaper as it emerged that David Cameron, a few years Osborne's senior had also been a member of this 'fraternity'. Membership is the reserve of the higher echelons of society. The
outfits alone cost £3000. It is an organization that embodies the very pinnacle of
arrogance and snobbery. Members engage in boisterous drinking sessions followed by
sessions of riotous vandalism. The 'thrill' is to see how much they can get away with in terms of trashing private and public property while using their parents' wealth and influence to pay off and hush up complainants. No wonder Cameron tried to stop the publication of his own photo as a member of the Bullingdon. An artist's impression of which can be seen at DavidCameron.com. Third from the right centre is Nat Rothschild. He is an heir to the famous jewish banking dynasty's wealth. Today he is estimated to be worth in excess of 12 billion pounds. He has also personally and through his mother, Lady Rothschild, made campaign contributions to Osborne's in excess of £500,000. So you can see why these two old Bullingdon friends fell out so spectacularly after Nat had felt that George had betrayed his confidence. Osborne had it seemed risen above his station and to put it bluntly forgotten which side his bread had been buttered. Rothschild money had bailed Yeltsin out in the time of Russia's economic and political collapse. In return state assets were sold at knock
down prices to a connected few, thus creating the super-rich,mostly jewish, russian oligarchs such as Deripaska,Abramovich,Berezovsky etc. Despite denying Rothschild's
claims that he had tried to raise money from Oleg Deripaska,Russia's wealthiest man,
it did not look good;the fact that he was accompanied in the meetings by the Tory party's chief fundraiser. Does this explain Cameron and Osborne's over zealous pandering to the 'Friends of Israel' lobby. Is the UK destined to go the way of US
poiltics where special interests particularly AIPAC hold so much sway. At the very least it shows extremely poor judgement on Osborne's part to lay bare the notion that our future chancellor could be beholden to the interests of Russian oligarchs and the banking sector. The very same malgoverned banking sector that has reeked so much havoc in our economy to date.
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George Osborne Biography
George Osborne was born in london on the 21st of may 1971.He is heir to the Osborne and Little fortune (an upmarket wallpaper/drapery firm) being the eldest son of
the baronet, Sir Peter Osborne. He was privately educated at St.Pauls School for boys.The school has a strict entrance policy and commands annual fees in
excess of £20,000. At the age of 13 he made the presumptuous decision to change his name to George, apparently telling his friends that Gideon was not a
name befitting a future PM. He moved on to University at Oxford where he graduated with an equivalent of a 2:1 in Modern History.At University like David
Cameron He joined the notorious Bullingdon Club. This is a secret society reserved for aristocrats who show their disdain for the lower classes by trashing
properties and using their wealth and influence to hush up the victims of the vandalism.The Bullingdon is also renowned for it's riotous drinking sessions and
it was here that Osborne was to meet Nat Rothschild, a fellow member and heir to the Rothschild banking fortune.He is married to the author Frances Osborne and has two children.
He became the youngest MP in the house of commons when in 2001 he won the seat to represent the constituency of Tatton. In the atmosphere of a Tory party lacking in direction his rise to the position of Shadow Chancellor was somewhat
meteoric. In 2005, following his re-election as MP for Tatton, Michael Howard saw it fit to give him this post while he was still only 33 years old. His real rise
to national prominence came during the 2007 conference season.The tories were 10 points behind in the polls and Labours lead seemed somewhat
unassailable. In a do or die conference both Cameron and Osborne performed well. Osborne's proposals to increase the threshold for inheritance tax
invigorated the grass roots. As Gordon Brown dithered and backed out of calling a snap election Osborne was much credited with changing Tory fortunes.
For about a year He was the Tory golden boy. He could do no wrong even allegations of cocaine use and a lurid photo of him (aged 22) with a black
dominaitrix published in The Mirror did not seem to damage him. The beginning of the end of his honeymoon as shadow chancellor came when the
Deripaska scandal broke. Osborne was alleged to have solicited a donation from the Russian Oligarch (net worth £22billion) while staying on his yacht the
Queen K. what made it worse is that the allegations came from his friend and fellow Bullingdon Club member Nat Rothschild (net worth £11billion).
Apparently Rothschild felt slighted that Osborne had revealed to the press parts of a private conversation that Peter Mandelson had held in an off the
record party where Rothschild was the host. The allegations that Mandelson had 'dripped poison' about Gordon Brown was seen as not quite cricket and had
seemingly broken some rich man's code of silence. Osborne was widely seen as being 'taken back to school' by the prince of darkness,Lord Mandelson.This
made Brown look particularly astute as in an unorthodox move he had reintroduced the Tory nemesis as business secretary to his cabinet. As Brown led the
world in bailing out the banks the Tories who had opposed this move were seeing their massive lead in the polls dwindle.This led for calls for Osborne to
resign as shadow chancellor and make way for his old boss William Hague. Amidst a political climate where the economy has taken centre stage Osborne and
the Tories have appeared increasingly bereft of ideas and their attempts to pin the blame for the entire global crisis on Brown has not worked. After his now
infamous speech 'predicting' a run on the pound (after the pound had already lost 25% in its value) Osborne is perceived to be panicky in times of crisis and
willing to risk spreading panic to gain political ground. His failure to support the government position on fiscal expansion at the expense of massive
borrowing as Global concensus mounts for this course of action in a time of national and international economic crisis has left Osborne(as of 27 nov 2008)
very insecure in his current job. His close working relationship with David Cameron, however, will likely ensure that he remains a senior Tory for many years to come.
the baronet, Sir Peter Osborne. He was privately educated at St.Pauls School for boys.The school has a strict entrance policy and commands annual fees in
excess of £20,000. At the age of 13 he made the presumptuous decision to change his name to George, apparently telling his friends that Gideon was not a
name befitting a future PM. He moved on to University at Oxford where he graduated with an equivalent of a 2:1 in Modern History.At University like David
Cameron He joined the notorious Bullingdon Club. This is a secret society reserved for aristocrats who show their disdain for the lower classes by trashing
properties and using their wealth and influence to hush up the victims of the vandalism.The Bullingdon is also renowned for it's riotous drinking sessions and
it was here that Osborne was to meet Nat Rothschild, a fellow member and heir to the Rothschild banking fortune.He is married to the author Frances Osborne and has two children.
He became the youngest MP in the house of commons when in 2001 he won the seat to represent the constituency of Tatton. In the atmosphere of a Tory party lacking in direction his rise to the position of Shadow Chancellor was somewhat
meteoric. In 2005, following his re-election as MP for Tatton, Michael Howard saw it fit to give him this post while he was still only 33 years old. His real rise
to national prominence came during the 2007 conference season.The tories were 10 points behind in the polls and Labours lead seemed somewhat
unassailable. In a do or die conference both Cameron and Osborne performed well. Osborne's proposals to increase the threshold for inheritance tax
invigorated the grass roots. As Gordon Brown dithered and backed out of calling a snap election Osborne was much credited with changing Tory fortunes.
For about a year He was the Tory golden boy. He could do no wrong even allegations of cocaine use and a lurid photo of him (aged 22) with a black
dominaitrix published in The Mirror did not seem to damage him. The beginning of the end of his honeymoon as shadow chancellor came when the
Deripaska scandal broke. Osborne was alleged to have solicited a donation from the Russian Oligarch (net worth £22billion) while staying on his yacht the
Queen K. what made it worse is that the allegations came from his friend and fellow Bullingdon Club member Nat Rothschild (net worth £11billion).
Apparently Rothschild felt slighted that Osborne had revealed to the press parts of a private conversation that Peter Mandelson had held in an off the
record party where Rothschild was the host. The allegations that Mandelson had 'dripped poison' about Gordon Brown was seen as not quite cricket and had
seemingly broken some rich man's code of silence. Osborne was widely seen as being 'taken back to school' by the prince of darkness,Lord Mandelson.This
made Brown look particularly astute as in an unorthodox move he had reintroduced the Tory nemesis as business secretary to his cabinet. As Brown led the
world in bailing out the banks the Tories who had opposed this move were seeing their massive lead in the polls dwindle.This led for calls for Osborne to
resign as shadow chancellor and make way for his old boss William Hague. Amidst a political climate where the economy has taken centre stage Osborne and
the Tories have appeared increasingly bereft of ideas and their attempts to pin the blame for the entire global crisis on Brown has not worked. After his now
infamous speech 'predicting' a run on the pound (after the pound had already lost 25% in its value) Osborne is perceived to be panicky in times of crisis and
willing to risk spreading panic to gain political ground. His failure to support the government position on fiscal expansion at the expense of massive
borrowing as Global concensus mounts for this course of action in a time of national and international economic crisis has left Osborne(as of 27 nov 2008)
very insecure in his current job. His close working relationship with David Cameron, however, will likely ensure that he remains a senior Tory for many years to come.
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