Isn't it strange that when the supposed leaders of the free world meet in the coastal town of Carbis Bay in
Cornwall, the UK's Prime Minister is quoted in a BBC article saying:
"...Boris Johnson has urged fellow world leaders to "build back better" after the Covid pandemic
at this week's G7 summit in Cornwall. The UK prime minister said it was vital to learn from the
"mistakes" of the 2008 financial crisis and tackle the "scar" of inequality..."
The equality-bit, I understand. It's trendy and is a reach to those who believe they live in an oppressed society.
But considering the current situation with the Covid-19 scam-demic pandemic, why mention the 2008 global
banking crisis?
Why is the bursting of the US housing bubble and the fallout of the banking institutions risk-taking relevant to
the usual G7 talking-points of current woes and climate change? Is the economy-crippling Covid-plague
somehow connected to what happened back then?
Cornwall, the UK's Prime Minister is quoted in a BBC article saying:
"...Boris Johnson has urged fellow world leaders to "build back better" after the Covid pandemic
at this week's G7 summit in Cornwall. The UK prime minister said it was vital to learn from the
"mistakes" of the 2008 financial crisis and tackle the "scar" of inequality..."
The equality-bit, I understand. It's trendy and is a reach to those who believe they live in an oppressed society.
But considering the current situation with the Covid-19 scam-demic pandemic, why mention the 2008 global
banking crisis?
Why is the bursting of the US housing bubble and the fallout of the banking institutions risk-taking relevant to
the usual G7 talking-points of current woes and climate change? Is the economy-crippling Covid-plague
somehow connected to what happened back then?
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