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I noted in my post, A fishy tale, last month of how the Scottish National Party's annual budget for the year 2009-2010 was £33 billion and, furthermore, of how capital city Edinburgh applied for £33 million of this.

I have also noted in various previous posts of the Royal Bank of Scotland's financial problems, in particular their "bail-out" by the UK taxpayer, and today we read from the BBC (RBS records record corporate loss) of how they are to be given further funds on top of the £20 billion already - £13 billion - giving a grand total of £33 billion.

Again in many previous posts I have highlighted the ongoing, year long, Scottish faux Burns/Golf Homecoming extravaganza, indicating that it is not perhaps all it appears to be, for example my post, I saw three ships a sailing, which highlighted the unusual choice of festive ephemera selected to celebrate this by Scottish PM Alex Salmond, where I stated, pictorially, that it may have more to do with the Knights Templar arrival on these shores and their subsequent re-birth through the vehicle of freemasonry, their objective being a one world, global, order.

It also requires noting, given the current furore (see here) , that ex RBS boss, Sir. Fred Goodwin, has retired aged 50 with an annual pension of £693,000. 693 being 21 x 33.

I leave you with tonight's Edinburgh Evening News front page concerning the Royal Bank which ties in well with the above although, unfortunately, the bottom third is missing.

cheers