Interesting day to pick.
The anniversary date of Pearl Harbor.
America it time to show your solidarity with the rest of the "people" of the world.
"WE" can all accomplish this, if "WE" work together.
I was lukewarm to this. But now the WSJ has opined on it, and said it might be "systemic."
"If this got a very large following, the financial system could take on systemic risk," said Michel Vermaerke, the president of Belgium's banking association, Febelfin. He said he had no indication whether the call would be widely followed.
Well that's enough for me.
Look, the people have the power to put a stop to the crap that has happened, but we've been too pussified to do it here in the United States. We won't show up in DC, we won't make it a singular campaign issue, nothing.
But perhaps people in other nations aren't all about popping a beer and watching Dancing With The Stars and might - just might - inconvenience themselves just a bit to make the point that they're tired of being screwed and aren't going to sit for it any longer.
If the governments will not put a stop the financial **** of the people, what other peaceful choice - beyond a stick in the teeth - is there?
Viva La France!
December 7th,
