So says the President of Iceland. He also said that the financial sector, even a successful one, is like a parasite on the economy drawing out vital resources for the innovative productive sectors.
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This president of Iceland has spoken very truthfully and courageously. Why can’t OUR president talk like that? Why must we be stuck with banksters who rob us and take the country to rack and ruin?
Even a successful one? Does he mean successful in terms of GDP contribution (i.e. goosing)?