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I shall endeavour, as the owner of two shares, to gain admittance to the AGM of the London Stock Exchange tomorrow morning. Im coming up from Bristol so may be a few minutes late but I trust that Lucian will be there for the 10 AM kick off at the Banksters Hall but it seems that only 11% of you reckon that the crony capitalists will take my questions on AIM fraud. We asked how the LSE would treat me - having barred my last year as its press office lied: You said:
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Marvin
Disguise yourself as Prince.
No one will know
BobbyChariot
Marvin
Go dressed as a Nigerian Prince and you will probably end up with the LSE’s bank account details.