Indigo Starcroft’s Reviews > Crashed: How a Decade of Financial Crises Changed the World > Status Update

to even consider pausing democracy to cover up your mismanagement is irreprehensible. I respect the need to uphold the markets to avoid a crash. But, surprise surprise, everyone is more worried about their jobs than they are the starving masses. Europe, like America and just about everywhere else, is only concerned about how they look on the global stage and how much they can get away with. Disgusting.

"As the 34th Rule of Acquisition states "Peace is good for business"."
"That's the 35th Rule."
"You're right. What's the 34th?"
""War is good for business." It's easy to get them confused."

Leaders pushed their problems on the working lower classes, that their pride clouded judgement, and fingers are pointed everywhere. Who would have guessed.

It's frustrating after the fact, but even the experts at the time going 'what the actual fuck are you doing? Do something! Is reassuring. This is far from a lack of foresight.

IM OVER HALFWAY

IM OVER HALFWAY

God I miss obama

finished chapter 11/25. while we go through, i am fascinated that so much of the plan to rejuvenate the economy is to bolster infrastructure. While these had their faults, the united states, as far as I recall, did nothing of the sort.

a chapter a day...I am fascinated by the moves Russia did make, however, to try and slow the storm. It goes to show that so much of this could have been prevented, but those in power only cared in the sense that it could get them more power. that any care they did exhibit towards the people was only for their benefit.