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Cidersomerset

4th October 2014, 13:14

I've done a couple of threads about this as far as I'm concerned all public schools
should become comprehensive. Or all comprehensive 'academies' should become
public....Then we really can all be in this together...LOL

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This is quite timely with the Scottish independence vote just finished .Although
only a tiny percentage of the country they get nearly all the privilege and power...

This is not only in the UK, US , Saudi but all over the world even in China
and North Korea. This is what the fight for equality is about, and for the
many millions if not billions living to serve the 1%'s........

This is why not only the UK but world elitism should finally resigned to history'
with Kings , Queens. Popes , Sheiks , princes and all the other pompous titles
including. 'Our beloved Supreme leader ' in North Korea....LOL

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The Riot Club: inside Bullingdon - interview with Laura Wade & Max Irons | Channel 4 News

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Channel 4 News catches up with Laura Wade and Max Irons to discuss The Riot Club, the film adaptation of Wade's play, Posh.

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BBC NEWS ...........

19 September 2014 Last updated at 00:40

The Riot Club: 'It's hard to believe these people actually exist'By Tim Masters
Arts and entertainment correspondent, BBC News

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Short vid on link.....http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-29219391

Riot Club film writer Laura Wade says David Cameron and George Osborne 'might
take issue with what the film suggests' but she hopes they may like the humour

Based on Laura Wade's hit stage play Posh, The Riot Club tells the story of 10
Oxford students who gather at a country pub for a night of debauchery that begins
with a 10-bird roast and Latin drinking games.By the end, it is more than glass and
crockery that lies broken. Lives, reputations and future careers also hang in the
balance.

Wade, who adapted her play for the big screen, became interested in Oxbridge
dining societies in 2007 when she was working on a research project about wealthy
young people in London.

Posh was first performed in 2010 at London's Royal Court and transferred to the West End in 2012.

At the time, comparisons were drawn between the Riot Club and Oxford's real-life
Bullingdon Club, whose past members include David Cameron, George Osborne and
Boris Johnson.

Wade, though, has always insisted her characters are purely fictional.

Max Irons, who stars in the film as Riot Club inductee Miles Richards, admits he had
reservations when he first read Wade's script about the pleasure-seeking undergrads.

"I thought they were so unpleasant and the values that they stood for were so
unpleasant. I found it hard to believe that these people actually exist. I was worried
that it was glorifying the behaviour."

As part of his preparation, Irons "met a couple of the 'Buller' boys" who confirmed the
world depicted in the film "isn't actually far from the truth".

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Dreaming spires: Miles (Max Irons) finds himself drawn to working-class student Lauren (Holliday Grainger)

"It shocked me that this exists and that these people are around - and often in positions
of great power," said the 28-year-old son of actors Jeremy Irons and Sinead Cusack.

Holliday Grainger and Max Irons in The Riot Club Dreaming spires: Miles (Max Irons)
finds himself drawn to working-class student Lauren (Holliday Grainger)
In Lone Scherfig's film, Tom Hollander cameos as a Riot Club alumnus - now a Tory MP
- who suggests that when things go wrong the old boys' network will save the day.

"People like us don't make mistakes," he purrs after the club's latest gastro pub outing has taken an nasty turn.

Sam Claflin, who plays student Alistair Ryle, says the story offered an insight into a
world that he wasn't familiar with.

"It's so detached from my upbringing," he tells the BBC. "I found it absolutely hilarious.
I couldn't believe it was based on a real thing."

Claflin and co-star Douglas Booth spent a day at Eton College meeting students and one
of their tutors.

"It was very eye-opening," says Claflin, whose other roles include Finnick Odair in the Hunger Games franchise. "One of the kids was 18. He was a lord.

"He talked us through his upbringing and what was expected of him in the future.
There's a huge amount of pressure.

"He said his father, brother, cousin, uncle [and] grandfather had all been to Oxford so
he'll have to go. I can't imagine my parents expecting that of me."

Ipswich-born Claflin points out that gang culture is often depicted within the sections of
society with no power or money.

"This is the polar opposite," he goes on. "This is an insight into a world that isn't looked
at very often.

"You put them in the spotlight, but it's still gang culture. They have power and money
and will continue to grow even further. That's what makes it interesting."

Booth plays Harry Villiers in the film. A champion fencer whose father is a duke, he
knows he will one day inherit the family estate.

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Douglas Booth in The Riot Club Douglas Booth plays champion fencer Harry Villiers,
another Riot Club member
"These guys kill with charm - that's how they exist and get by in life," says the actor,
whose roles include Boy George in BBC biopic Worried About the Boy and Pip in Great Expectations.

When he met members of a real university dining club he found them "so charming and
easy to talk to.

"What I soon learned is that these people became the people we were portraying when
they come together. It's like a pack mentality.

"They said that walking through those doors to those dinners is a bit like walking into
Narnia. It's another world - protected by the history of the club and previous members.

"They feel like they can do things they would otherwise not do."

But Booth stresses the film does not point fingers at anyone in particular.

"There are 20,000 people at Oxford University, and there's only 10 in the Riot Club. It's
a minority.

"I have some very great friends at Oxford. I don't want to tarnish the whole of Oxford
with that brush, that wouldn't be fair."

Irons agrees. "I don't think it's an attack on people who are wealthy and privileged. It's
about certain people and how some get a different treatment in life compared to others.

"I could go further but I probably shouldn't..."

The Riot Club is out in the UK and Ireland on 19 September.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-29219391

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From a previous thread....No Surprise..........Oxbridge elite still dominates UK public life

http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?74285-No-Surprise..........Oxbridge-elite-still-dominates-UK-public-life&p=869939#post869939

How a narrow Oxbridge elite still dominates UK public life: More than 75% of senior judges and half the cabinet attended university

Thursday 28 August 2014
By david-icke

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2736238/How-narrow-Oxbridge-elite-dominates-UK-public-life-More-75-senior-judges-half-cabinet-attended-university.html

MAIL...ONLINE.......

How a narrow Oxbridge elite still dominates UK public life: More than 75% of senior
judges and half the cabinet attended university More than a third of David Cameron's
cabinet attended a fee paying school A pressure group has urged the fast-tracking of
disadvantaged students Britain's elite still goes to Eton before attending Oxbridge,
claims report Only seven percent of the population has been privately educated

By Sarah Harris for The Daily Mail

Published: 00:01, 28 August 2014 | Updated: 00:08, 28 August 2014

Britain is still ‘deeply elitist’, with privately-educated pupils and Oxbridge graduates
continuing to dominate the top roles in society, a new report warns.

Many of the nation’s judges, politicians, armed forces chiefs, journalists, TV executives
and public officials attended fee-paying schools before studying at Oxford and Cambridge.

The Social Mobility and Child Poverty Commission is calling for disadvantaged students
from less prestigious universities to be fast-tracked into leading professions to correct
the bias.It wants leading employers to ignore the university background of applicants
during recruitment rounds and publish data on the social background of all their
members of staff.

The commission – an advisory body of the Department for Education – believes the
move is necessary as its research shows the UK’s top jobs ‘remain disproportionately
held by people from a narrow range of backgrounds’.

But critics fear that the recommendations for employers amount to discriminating
against privately-educated pupils and warn against quotas.

The commission analysed the education of more than 4,000 individuals holding the most
prestigious jobs in British society and concluded that the country’s elite is still ‘formed
on the playing fields of independent schools’ and ‘finished in Oxbridge’s dreaming
spires’.

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George Osborne, pictured, also went to Oxford and was a member of the Bullingdon Club with Boris Johnson

No less than 71 per cent of senior judges, almost two thirds of senior armed forces
officers, more than half of senior diplomats, and over a third of the Cabinet attended a
fee-paying school. David Cameron attended Eton and Oxford.

Nationally, around seven per cent of the UK population attended a private school.

The proportions were similar when the researchers examined who went to Oxford or
Cambridge among the leading professions, even though 62 per cent of UK adults did not
even attend university.

The commission says the ‘sheer scale of the dominance of certain backgrounds’ raises
questions about whether getting a top job is about ability or knowing the right people.

It has called for a national effort to ‘break open’ Britain’s elite. It wants employers to
use ‘contextual evaluation of academic achievements’ and ‘university-blind applications’
during recruitment drives.

This would involve bosses taking into account the family or school background of an
applicant.

The commission also wants leading employers to publish data on the proportion of staff
who have claimed free school meals, attended private schools and whose parents went to university.

Alan Milburn, its chairman, said yesterday: ‘Firms risk missing out on the best if they
arbitrarily restrict recruitment rounds to certain institutions or cherry-pick applicants on
the basis of university alone.’

The end of the grammar school system is believed to have helped widen class divisions.
It meant that bright pupils from poor backgrounds no longer had the 11-plus exam as a
means of getting ahead in education.

Former grammar school Prime Ministers include Harold Wilson, John Major and Margaret Thatcher.

Ruth Lea, economic adviser at Arbuthnot Banking Group, said the recommendation for
companies to introduce ‘university-blind’ applications was ‘completely impractical’ and
ignored the fact that a number of universities are known to excel at certain types of subjects.

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From another thread...

Thread: Is the Rothschild family being wrongly blamed?

http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?45124-Is-the-Rothschild-family-being-wrongly-blamed/page4

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STUDENT PALS: Osborne (left) and Rothschild became friends in the Bullingdon Club at Oxford Uinversity

Future UK government leaders such as David Cameron and Shadow Chancellor, George
Osborne, may have been filmed using drugs and engaged in Sadomasochism and other
acts which Hawks’ CAFE alleges could be used to extort official policy from these
individuals while they are in positions of power.

Bearing in mind the above post ...Osbourne is Chancellor of the Exchequer (JOKE !!)

Nathanial Tipped for the top in the Banking dynysty!!
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Nat Rothschild - the 35-year-old scion of the wealthy banking dynasty, one-time black
sheep of the family, and now a rising star in his own right.
Earlier this month, the New York Times highlighted his extraordinary metamorphosis
from playboy to hedge fund prince, and tipped him as "a kingmaker in his own right,
and an investor who some say may become the richest Rothschild of them all".
An extravagant assertion - but not without some plausibility. Rich-list compiler Philip
Beresford says: "He has been on my radar for some time. He jets around the world
empire-building, keeping in touch with his deals via the latest satellite communications.
He has the years on his side and the right connections.
"What he needs is one of those historic opportunities like the ones seized by his
ancestors. If he gets that golden moment, he could be the richest one of his generation

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-446056/The-richest-Rothschild-all.html

There maybe something to this Rothchild Conspiricy ...IMHO ..LOL..Steve..

http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?45124-Is-the-Rothschild-family-being-wrongly-blamed/page4

http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?75105-Bullingdon-Club-Eton.....The-Riot-Club-It-s-hard-to-believe-these-people-actually-exist&p=878339#post878339