Sunday, June 07, 2009



Saskia Sassen da www.opendemocracy.net
"Too big to save": la fine del capitalismo finanziario
03/04/2009

The misnamed "Group of Twenty" (G20) meets in London on 2 April 2009 to discuss how to save the global financial system. It is too late. The evidence is in: we don't have the resources to save this system - even if we wanted to. It has become too big to save: the value of global financial assets is several times the size of global gross national product (GDP). The real challenge is not to save this system but to definancialise our economies, as a prelude to move beyond the current model of capitalism. Why should the value of financial assets stay at almost four times the overall GDP of the European Union, and even more of the United States. What do everyday citizens - or the planet - gain from such excess?

... fino a quando non si vede una hyperinflation di stile argentino ...
... non ci crede nessuno ...
... ma siamo agli sgoccioli ...
... i sistemi "complementari" capitale e lavoro ...
... hanno divorziato ...
... il capitale si e' suicidato ...
... togliendo al lavoro il reddito necessario per spendere ...
... i fantasmi delle vittime ...
... delle piramidi maya di wall street ...
... galleggiano nell' aria attorno alle banche degli usurai ...
... riposi in pace il capitalismo ...
... wall street non fara' ritorno ...

Diceva Voltaire: molti uomini sono destinati a ragionare male altri a non ragionare affatto ed altri ancora a perseguitare coloro che ragionano.


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