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Tag Archives: Ian Duncan Smith
“Mr Ethical” – Nicholas Wilson’s extraordinary story of “whistleblowing” & HSBC
Just came across Nicholas Wilson on the BBC 1 programme The Big Questions. http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b007zpll An incredible, ongoing story by a very brave man. In a so-called democratic, “moral” and “ethical” society, I feel humbled by this man’s courage. (Somewhat unfortunate, … Continue reading
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