The hastily conceived upcoming financial summit, which is of the States, by the States, and for the States, won’t do anything about the scandalous State practices that frame the financial crisis. Leaders are not even mentioning their central banks, their inflations, their deficits, their taxes, their misconceived regulations, their inept and disastrous bailout packages, and their currency manipulations. The international financial system is not about to be reformed by these hypocrites. They’re all looking out for themselves. Germany complains about Swiss tax havens. France complains about tax havens in Monaco, Cayman Islands, and other small European countries. France sees a … Continue reading Bretton Woods 2 won’t be Bretton Woods 2