Warren Mosler - Taking Personal Risks On The Streets Of Sophia, Bulgaria

Commentary by Roger Erickson

QUESTO E' UN EROE



Dude could easily end up on the wrong end of Russian gangsters this way. One rock thrown. One ... violent act, and we could lose him.

Kudos to Warren. And to Ryan Markov - who arranged Warren's visit to Bulgaria.

Caption reads [Google Translate]: "This man could live peacefully and comfortably at his home in the Virgin Islands, devoting himself to his family and his hobbies. But having understood the problem, and having a thirty-year experience in the financial and monetary system, has decided that [he] can not stand by and watch while the Western economies, [] follow a mad criminal ideology, leading to drain millions of households and businesses.


Here .. in Bulgaria, after holding the meeting economic, [he] descends through the crowd to join the protests against austerity (which are also [destroying] the economy). Now I say to those who accuse him of being a spy for the CIA to be a banker who is just defending its interests, stop. Study the ME-MMT, and then [criticize] as well, but [do so] on the merits and not by attacking stupid [invented] stereotypes."

Even if Geithner Won't, DoJ Bowing to State AG Demands.

Justice Dept to highlight investment fraud scams

"We see it as a growing problem. We see it as a serious problem," Connecticut U.S. Attorney David Fein said in an interview.

Ya think?

Sadly, it seems that the DoJ, despite it's history, back to the Peccorra Commission and beyond, finds itself in need of a manifesto as well (just like orthodox economics does).

Maybe Geithner would pen one, from scratch, as that seems to be where he's starting from.