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"Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I have listened to talk of the usual programme of cuts to financial revenue and the fight against speculation, but I hear little of anything concrete. Instead, one should speak clearly about separating banks that are collection oriented from those that are speculation oriented, such as Goldman Sachs, which, in fact, seems to have become the calling card with which you present us the saviours of Greece and the saviours of Italy.
I do not believe in a European Union which imposes these characters as a
these characters who are all authoritative members of those estimable consortia such as the Trilateral Commission or the Bilderberg Club, which also bring together the protagonists, the heads of the European Union, without admitting any outsiders, because these protagonists are from a place where secret decisions are made – decisions which then have an impact on the people.
You always talk about cuts – cuts on the real economy and cuts on salaries and pensions, but never about cuts on the profits made by banks, and never about cuts on finance chiefs. What a great epilogue for our country’s celebrations for 150 years of national unity – the total sell-out of Italian sovereignty to the mighty powers of the lords of the world! Congratulations!"@en1
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