Bankers will leave the country if the government imposes a spiteful tax on them, that's according to a leading PR spokesman for the extremist group Bankers With Bonuses, last night.
"I will leave the country and go and work in another country if the government imposes a penal tax," said a 19 year old banker down the pub, last night. "Bonuses are given me if I do my specialist job like they showed me to. It's like if Beckham is given a bonus if he scores more than 10 goals a season. I'm like Beckham I am. Whoohey On me head. Sorted."
According to a banking employment agency with loans on favorable terms from the big banks, bankers who got a bonus this year will be easy to employ and could go to any country in the world, even countries using a different language, and still be brilliant at what they do.
Banks, most of them Scottish, lost billions of pounds and needed £870bn of British tax payers money to stay alive.
Meanwhile, pressure is growing in England for Scotland to get independence from them as soon as possible so that it can take the Royal Bank of Scotland and Bank of Scotland back home with them.