In Great Britain, in the city of Bournemough, a Barclays bank was bricked closed by a group of protesters angry that the bank was not willing to make loans to small businesses. They said and I quote that it was “like talking to a brick wall.” The angry protesters removed the wall after two hours after the police ordered them to do so.
One of the protesters said –“Over the last year we’ve had different problems with the banks thinking things are getting better and better but they are not, they are getting worse.
“Any charges they put on nobody can argue with them, that’s if you can get any money in the first place.
“Overdrafts have been taken away from us, it is never-ending. You go into a bank and there’s nothing there, the bank’s open but the safe is shut”
“You go into a bank and there’s nothing there, the bank’s open but the safe is shut.”
Maybe some of our bank customers know how to brick up a building?
James Pilant
Pilant's Business Ethics Blog 
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