Unlike the US and Britain, Iceland has a reputation for taking steps that other countries have until now refused to even consider, such as nationalizing their banks. This radical change has boosted the Icelandic economy and leaves other European countries trailing miserably behind.
It’s high time the US followed Iceland’s example – either lock ’em up or string ’em up.
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Scandinavian countries do things well including jailing corrupt bankers. A great post.
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A lot of people in Australia and New Zealand think they’re immune from the corrupt influence of international bankers. In New Zealand, most of our banks are owned by Australian banks – whose major shareholders are Wall Street banks like Goldman Sachs and J P Morgan.
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No surprise this is getting little press in North America. The last thing our governments want is the people knowing nationalizing banks would be good for our economy.
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The sad thing is that we did nationalize them for awhile in 2008, and then let them slip away.
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Dr. you just don’t get it,when you are just to big to jail and your underling is president of USA and our 3D printer working OT putting out money and the honey to keep it that way.
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Well, the bankers don’t seem to realize that by getting rid of the middle class they have nothing to protect them from the pitchforks.
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Great news ! i will spread the word
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Love it! Give ’em hell times 100!
But this will never happen here, since the bankers are among those who own and operate Merica!
By the way, I posted your comment on the psychiatry post. And I also want to share that my posts are pointed at Merican psychiatry, not psychiatry in general. I know, by experience, that psychiatry is just another arm of the government and Big Pharma in Merica.
I mean no insult to you!
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No worries, sojourner. No offense taken on the psychiatry issue.
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Good, I’m glad!
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Yet ours are still taking home million plus pound bonus each year. Who has the real power!
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In the US, people are powerless because they rely on spineless political leaders to represent them when they should be organizing (like the Icelanders did) to demand real change.
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Yes same here. Until we break the connection then nothing will change. We had one ex chairman of HSBC employed as a government advisor, says it all!
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Only one? Most of Obama’s cabinet is ex-banksters.
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That’s the one we know about, it was reported a few weeks ago. We don’t know the advisors here.
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