Our economies have been burnt by post modernism. The financial worlds imagined that there was no such thing as truth. Consequently they loaned money to people who had no capacity to pay the money back. It was such a great postmodern concept: lend them money and sell the bodgy loan on and make money from it. Don't think about it; don't worry about the morality (that doesn't exist in post modernism). And there won't be a continuing narrative following on such an action; so there will be no third act when the curtain comes down on everyone. See, all postmodern.
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Are we expecting to be saved by China? Will that country keep us from deep recession? So many influential people looking for an economic savior are unaware there are freedoms to be traded: they will be in the hands of a ruthless and murderous regime.
There is only one book that reveals the true, oppressive China and how Chinese bureaucrats corrupt other cultures. In Compulsively Murdering Mao, the author - entering China in a spy plane outfitted with CIA electronic gear to spy on defence communications - dives straight to the heart of the motives of spies from China, the US and Australia.
Compulsively Murdering Mao reveals the true story of three cultures mingling in an attempt to politically and militarily dominate the others, and how, in their blundering (it’s both comic and tragic) they reveal the best and worst of themselves. Compulsively has a fiction layer so the author could avoid legal action when it was first published.
Press secretary Bill Green is accompanying a deputy prime minister into China and is totally ignorant of the CIA mission that is being carried out by Australia’s RAAF. Green discovers he has to protect the deputy prime minister from Australian bureaucrats, the Australian Prime Minister, China’s security organization, that constantly harass the visitors, and America’s CIA who are exploiting the fawning Australian diplomats.
Green has a penchant for the truth, revealing it in disclosure of raw facts, or reporting outrageous humour, lost on those who represent ouR country overseas.
At times Green plays his slapstick hand and in the process assaults a US diplomat who has asked him, an Australian, to leave the Australian embassy in Peking. That US diplomat was George Bush senior, who was to become the head of the CIA and later American president.
Read more about Compulsively Murdering Mao and Bill Green on www.billgreenbooks.com, or purchase it on Amazon.
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Depression on my mind. No one seems to want to call it as something on the way. I only mention it because the government doesn't know how to handle the bank and market failures. They've promised huge money without a smidgeon of an affect on the economics of the planet. So I guess they've made the wrong move.
Certainly they've made the wrong move in employing the very people who drove the economy into the void to get us out of the void that no one has yet truly depthed.
I've held back on mentioning the depression word because all I know about economics is about the same as our banker leaders.
It's also very strange to me that the money was heaped on the banks and stockbroking firms when we actually have a more serious emergency with our endangered planet and our governments have done exactly nothing. They have employed consultant climate change experts who have been consultants to previous governments who have done nothing. I guess governments are consistent in their responses.
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We need new banking personnel. These people who introduced and oversaw scurrilous mortgage broking techniques, and basically invented subprime - with the rewards they offered for overpriced mortgages - should go. Government shouldn't be listening to the whinging of these opportunists. It was their concepts that ruined our economies.
They were grasping, avaricious and totally prostrate before their goddess of profit. Of course they didn't want to be held responsible for any of the fuck-ups that resulted from their deals.
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