Economics & Finance
Marketing
Golden Goose by Grimm Reaper
Zero R&D Costs.
– Paid by Taxpayers
Worldwide Buyers (Mandated)
– You Own the Media
Zero Liability.
– Paid by Taxpayers
ROI $1,000 Per-second.
The Mask of Sanity
Peter Daszak
“Daszak reiterated that, until an infectious disease crisis is very real, present, and at an emergency threshold, it is often largely ignored. To sustain the funding base beyond the crisis, he said, we need to increase public understanding of the need for MCMs such as a pan-influenza or pan-coronavirus vaccine. A key driver is the media, and the economics follow the hype. We need to use that hype to our advantage to get to the real issues. Investors will respond if they see profit at the end of process, Daszak stated.”12
Undue influence
“No wonder, then, that the World Health Organisation (WHO) has talked of the “inherent conflict” between the legitimate business goals of the drug companies and the medical and social needs of the wider public.”
A growing number of us would like to try alternative (original) treatments for a number of ailments, but are thwarted in doing so by conflicting messages from authorities claiming to have our best interest at heart?
extraordinary profits made by drug companies.
Global pharma market will reach $1.12 trillion in 2022
A cultural change hasn’t been achieved
The Combat Zone of Finance
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2008 Icelandic financial crisis
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2016 The Panama Papers
2019 Samherjaskjölin (is) (the proverbial one bad apple)
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Samherji og hvað svo? (is) (and now what?)
The Laundromat
We only had 600 Per capita. [1] [2]
“It was possible to go after the money that left Iceland, but it was decided not to.
It was possible to catch them when they flooded back into the Icelandic economy, but it was decided not to.
It was possible to fix obvious violations in many parts of the Icelandic system, but it was decided not to.” ~ kjarninn (is)
Now, Proud members of the FATF´s greylist.
It was possible to recall rumors, but it was decided not to.
2012 Icelandic constitutional referendum ( but it was decided not to. )
Killing the Host
“Ten Reforms to Restore Industrial Prosperity
1. Write down debts with a Clean Slate, or at least in keeping with the
ability to pay
2. Tax economic rent to save it from being capitalized into interest
payments
3. Revoke the tax deductibility of interest, to stop subsidizing debt
leveraging
4. Create a public banking option
5. Fund government deficits by central banks, not by taxes to pay
bondholders
6. Pay Social Security and Medicare out of the general budget
7. Keep natural monopolies in the public domain to prevent rent extraction
8. Tax capital gains at the higher rates levied on earned income
9. Deter irresponsible lending with a Fraudulent Conveyance principle
10. Revive classical value and rent theory (and its statistical categories)”
Silly Money Again
What we get (est 9 billion)
What we want
The wonders of Representative Democracy
Our Very Own 0.1% (2016)