. . . The More They Stay The Same. I forget who first said this, but it’s true in one sense at least – the more things appear to change the more likely that present trends will continue.

Seeing the back of the moronic Bush can only be welcomed by all thinking people. But for all the talk of “change”, will there really be any real change where it matters? Looking at the people who’ve been funding Obama’s hugely expensive campaign, and looking at what he’s actually been saying about real issues (very little) the answer is that things in the US, and the rest of the world, are only going to get even worse.

When Bush held his emergency meeting at the White House in September to get agreement on the bailout package to save the American banking system, the two main candidates, Obama and McCain, were present. It quickly became apparent they were both completely out of their depth, trying to fathom out things like debt, derivatives, options and margins. Each of them made a zero contribution to the discussions, afraid as they were of losing votes by opening their mouth and putting both feet in it.

The people who organised the funding of both campaigns to the tune of around a billion dollars are all part of David Rothkopf’s “Superclass”, the people who make the real decisions and decide the future direction of US policy.

Until a leading Western nation has a leader who knows about the international banking racket and is prepared to defy all odds and bring it down, things are only going to get steadily worse.

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