An urgent request from the Economics Group - Ask David Cameron
to choose the people, not the banks.
Millions of people around the world are standing up to say the
financial system is broken, that it needs reform. This is the
first step. A Robin Hood Tax would be the most popular tax in
history. This tax would charge the big banks a tiny percentage
of each speculative transaction they make, millions of them every
day, which could be used to help the developing world or the
poorest people at home. It would raise billions of
pounds annually.
David Cameron will be attending a G20 summit at Cannes this
week, he must act for those hit hardest by the financial
crisis. Act to protect essential public services in the UK, to
tackle poverty at home and overseas, and to address climate
change.
So please, tell David Cameron to help make history at the G20.
Tell him to ignore the banking lobby and take a stand that
will be admired worldwide.
Tell him to vote for Robin Hood