I know people who work in the london fintech sector and it's not anywhere near that sinister. These people get themselves in a twist over ancient docking privileges and not the more sinister crap coming out of canary wharf

they just keep integrating new mythology from whatever pop-culture conspiracy theory is popular at the moment (I expect mudflood stuff to be integrated soon) and applying it to a bunch of insurance agents.

"theyr smuggling children in barges"
No that's the trash barge that uses the remnant docks in the pool of london to collect office trash.
"they have acient docking rights for child abuse reasons"
London has been a port for longer than most places.

Academic Agent is genuinely a retard.

I don't pay too much attention to him but it wouldn't surprise me

@WhiteJihadJaws @Tfmonkey @newmodel I miss all the cool ufo conspiracy theories from the 2000s, why can't we still have those

ToT has been a silverbug for over a decade at this point. He correctly called how the relationship between paper silver and real silver would end, and when it would end. He earned it

Oh heavens to Betsy I never meant to imply there was no intrigue, just that you won't find anything by hyperfixating on the ancient web of treatise that make up the guild system in London proper.

It's an open secret for example that Lloyds also acts as an intelligence agency in service of their maritime insurance business.

Believe it or not, the whole 'international jew banker' thing is pretty new. The international bit at least. The Scots used to handle the international finance side of things for the longest time.

Modern economics as a whole was invented in Edinburgh, money is the Scotsman's game.

(((They))) hate it when a lowland boy cooks up a finance scheme so grand and intoxicating the aftermath permanently reshapes Europe (looking at you, John Law)