G8 Leaders Fear For The World Economy, But Keep Inflating The Financial Bubbles
In the News (from People’s Daily): Leaders from the Group of Eight (G8) rich countries said on Wednesday that the world economy still faces significant risks despite signs of stabilization. “While there are signs of stabilization … the situation remains uncertain and significant risks remain to economic and financial stability,” the leaders said in a declaration concluding their first-day meeting at a summit in the central Italian town of L’Aquila.
My Comment: But despite their words, as long as the solution is nowhere in sight, and as long as they still haven’t run out of money and the printing facilities are operational, they’ll go on inflating the financial bubbles. Therefore, Kabbalah and the solution it offers is still not an option for them, because their “information receiver” still operates at a different frequency. In the meantime, all they can do is keep inflating those bubbles, which will invariably lead to a collapse!
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Dear rav,
Based on the fact that they follow to the letter the latest politics decisions
concerning the financial market and its regulation, and after having received a few billions euros from the french government, the bank, “societe generale” will distribute primes up to one billion euros to its traders!
As you say, “as long as the printing facilities are operational”.
But isn’t considering any particular case, just about aknowledging the illusion of the separation of the bodies, where in fact we all want the same goal to be reached?
After all, anyone can, in its own way, “equate”, more or less on “love”, but few on “specialities”, like banking or financial practices.
Even a perfect financial system would not be much exciting, woudn’t it?
With unbounded respect and warm gratitude
eli feruch