again this year was held in Davos the most important event organized by the World Economic Forum (World Economic Forum - WEF), a private institution based in Geneva, supported and financed by its members, the 1000 world's largest private companies. It is without doubt the largest gathering of the elite private world. In Davos are create the best theories of attack of capitalism has always been the WEF has a lead role as 'creator of ideology' and has been instrumental to the success of neo-liberal views and practices in the last decade. In short, a comprehensive system of economic and political decisions over the state, national laws.
The crisis is now behind us and global capitalists have regained all their arrogance.
Davos 2011 showed that the bankers (punished for everything they have caused in recent years) have raised the ridge and ordered the politicians to bow to their demands.
The common battle cry was: enough regulation, let's move on!
The owners of Wall Street and the City, together with all other global capitalists (Russian, Chinese, etc.) were outraged by the wave of rules put in place to counter new crisis that could jeopardize their gains ( not to mention millions of their payroll). "What is enough is enough," he intoned the leader of a big British bank, accusing the authorities of wanting to destroy the industry with new restrictions and caveats. The King of Wall Street, Jamie Dimon, head of JP Morgan Chase, has also found time for an angry confrontation with Nicolas Sarkozy, standing in the middle of the audience to tell the French president to stop attacking the bankers as if they were all the same!
And to pay the cost of the disaster are still in progress, as always, the underprivileged in Europe!
Davos 2011 showed that the bankers (punished for everything they have caused in recent years) have raised the ridge and ordered the politicians to bow to their demands.
The common battle cry was: enough regulation, let's move on!
The owners of Wall Street and the City, together with all other global capitalists (Russian, Chinese, etc.) were outraged by the wave of rules put in place to counter new crisis that could jeopardize their gains ( not to mention millions of their payroll). "What is enough is enough," he intoned the leader of a big British bank, accusing the authorities of wanting to destroy the industry with new restrictions and caveats. The King of Wall Street, Jamie Dimon, head of JP Morgan Chase, has also found time for an angry confrontation with Nicolas Sarkozy, standing in the middle of the audience to tell the French president to stop attacking the bankers as if they were all the same!
And to pay the cost of the disaster are still in progress, as always, the underprivileged in Europe!
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