The President Of Iceland Tells Us How He Had The Balls To Stand Up To Britain

Iceland's President twice vetoed legislation that would have forced taxpayers to bail out the country's failed banks. Each time, the legislation then was put before the voters as a referendum and, to no one's surprise, was rejected again. [The banks folded, and their assets were sold. Now the country is in a state of solid recovery. Is there a lesson here for the rest of the world?  -  G. Edward Griffin]

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(The graphic below illustrates why there was never a doubt whether the United States would bail-out the banks in the 2008 crisis, and continues to do so now, at the expense of our economy and people . .  our nation's economy will never recover until/unless this corruption is stopped and reversed, by whatever means necessary . . .. "they" will just continue telling the people it's our fault, and that we have to make sacrifices to pay for "our" mistakes . . . )