Vitalstatistix
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Sure, there are no such parties, but the self interest of voters should ensure that they enjoy large support when started. That very fact should be enough incentive to start these parties. With the internet, it should be relatively easy to spread the word.
I don’t follow Italian politics. I have thouroughly enjoyed some of Grillo’s speeches, but what has he (the 5* movement) accomplished since elections were held? Is the movement still growing in popularity?
I think most people are aware that the bigger the FIRE economy, the more the real economy suffers.
I listened to an interview Nicole did with JHK. In the light of the bank bailouts, was she not too soft on Obama?
Money created through loans by the government is not more or less inflationary than money created by banks through loans. The main difference is that the interest charged on these loans are siphoned off into the pockets of bankers. Bankers really don’t contribute much (I am tempted to say nothing) to the economy. It is the surest way to make money. If it does not work, government will bail you out. We have seen the model during the 2008 bailout. Profits are privatised while losses are socialised. This exploits ordinary citizens and benefit bankers. Governments could have used this money to reduce taxes. Suggestion to voters: Only vote for a party that vows to eliminate private banks under the current economic model of central banks. Am I missing something?
