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Originally Posted by Malletzky
I just wanted to point something here...and this is so embarrasing and humiliating...that "they" spent billions of dollars and billions of euros to save "their" economic system...but are now able or willing to donate
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It's ironic indeed, but money is not wealth. Intelligent and creative productivity is wealth, then this wealth is evaluated, and money is used as a system to trade it. That's why people in Haiti need donations from companies and people who produce wealth. The only thing a banker can do is to decide who will be allowed a head start to produce by creating money in the form of a promise to produce. This kind of money is useless to Haiti. The money needed now has to come from the real owners of already produced wealth, because this wealth has to be used now. In other words, these economic systems were not saved. You can print all the money you want, it won't save anything if nobody promised to produce (and does produce) in exchange for that money.