Remundo wrote: while waiting for 2017's big broom
Mélanchon, Eva Joly, Besancenot or Alain Juppé?
Why, do you think that by then the French will have all become superintelligent?
In the meantime you're right, there are between ten to twenty thousand lobbyists in Brussels (their precise number is unknown, but certainly at least fifteen thousand according to the latest ARTE scores) and it is they who make many laws. Parliamentarians? They've been lying for a long time ... Who is behind all of this (?) For the most part (I mean the banks)? Goldman & Sachs of course. They are as much in lobbying as among parliamentarians, they might as well have pawns placed everywhere, if we want to control everything and play on all fronts: for example, they alone collected 59% of the votes (after voting on the prize list of the "worst European lobbyists" of 2010)! The 2nd place goes to the Royal Bank of Scotland (23% of the vote). The rest to the others: the financial lobbies of the investment and hedge fund industry AIMA and EVCA (18% of the vote) who took third place, nominated for their false lobbying in order to "
block the regulation of destructive speculation in the financial sector".
sources:
here >>> and even
here >>>
Which parliamentarians? Some, but better than that: Mario Draghi (former vice president of Goldman Sachs for Europe), is current President of the European Central Bank (ECB) what more could you ask for ...?
A big sweep? Do not despair, in the meantime we have as much concern to be made with the great "friend" of successive French presidents and "aligned" with Washington (since Sarkozy 1st) with
"the Surveillance Engine":
850 billions of phone records, e-mails or internet conversations, stored and available 24h / 24h in 3 clicks with ICREACH >>> terrifying! imagine what a threat this can represent in the economic sector (proven risk of espionage, multiple cases) next door, what Snowden and Assange revealed, it was a walk in the park! This is very, very heavy, "they" are preparing to "flush" the planet permanently to monopolize everything that brings in superprofits: and we are told that as if it was "normal"
So next: a "
Banker of Business Minister of the Economy!" it's very "
inspired", but out of there you have to ask the right questions:
- What is his "program" (in principle, elected officials are on such a basis) have we heard of it or is it the "fact of the prince" (because in this case it is a little easy, you just have to dissolve a government and put whoever you want in key positions ... Did you say "fascocracy"?);
- Why is he here, in whose direct interest? (Holland did not tax speculative stock market transactions as he had promised us, it does not remind you of anything?)
- Would people have voted for such a "socialist" government if they had known in advance such a betrayal?
- How much will France still cost the measures it will take (France which is already very, very indebted) there I see it doubling soon ... (the proportional share relative to what allows GDP, I mean )?
- Where will the State take the next step and what leeway it will have afterwards, or "will it be even more the hostage of these people in the financial world?" (Well, France is not Germany, so do we have to draw a picture?)
- Who will pay the money? (There I feel that there are quite a few who have the answer)
