The as described g2o London summit of 2009, a meeting of governments and central bank governors, supposedly from 19 countries and the eu, was reportedly an innitiative following institutions such as the as the as described World Bank, and what is now supposedly the world trade organization who hold the regulations and are in charge of legalities for an estimated 90% of the world’s trade. According to a source, British intelligence were said to be monitoring computers and intercepting the phonecalls of international members, details were said to have been passed on to the British government.
The g20 protests of 2009 occurred on the days around the 2 April summit. Thought to be a protest from the people about banking legalities in Britain, a London branch of the Halifax was stormed by protestors, but the place was empty. The staff had been told to go home. Issues were believed to be overcharging and seizure of assets. The Halifax later amalgamated with the Royal bank of Scotland to save face. Financial legalities have been reported to be the real reason why the u.k. wanted to leave Europe.
One man, Ian Tomlinson died during the protests of that day. He was walking past riot police and was told to walk a different path. He appeared to ignore them and was attacked with batons. He fell to the ground and several police continued to hit him until he died. Only one officer was charged, who was found not guilty even though the whole thing had been filmed and shown on tv.