I have been watching this unfold for the last couple of years.
Chances are you do not know much about Iceland's recent financial problems.
But the situation is very similar to that of Greece.
Australians and in fact people from all nations should learn from their example.
Because we too will be in their shoes one day, and we have the choice to become submissive slaves or to fight for our rights and demand our freedom from financial tyranny.
The western media has been hiding this story from you, and for good reason.
The banking cartels probably didn’t expect people to stand up quite like Iceland did,
and for that they are heroes!
Iceland Forgives Mortgage Debt for the Population. Putting Bankers and Politicians on "Bench of Accused" http://www.blacklistednews.com/Iceland_Forgives_Mortgage_Debt_for_the_Population... Quote:This is awesome. It shows when the people DO STAND UP they have more power and win against the corrupt bankers and politicians of a country. Iceland is forgiving and erasing the mortgage debt of the population. They are putting the bankers and politicians on the "Bench of the Accused." Which means I assume they are putting them on trial for corruption.
Now the rest of people of the world need to start doing the same thing. We all need to stand up and against all the corruption and fraud of the banks and politicians that are puppets of the banks and corporations.
Icelandic Anger Brings Debt Forgiveness in Best Recovery Storyhttp://www.businessweek.com/news/2012-02-28/icelandic-anger-brings-debt-forgiven... Quote:Feb. 20 (Bloomberg) -- Icelanders who pelted parliament with rocks in 2009 demanding their leaders and bankers answer for the country’s economic and financial collapse are reaping the benefits of their anger.
Since the end of 2008, the island’s banks have forgiven loans equivalent to 13 percent of gross domestic product, easing the debt burdens of more than a quarter of the population, according to a report published this month by the Icelandic Financial Services Association.
“You could safely say that Iceland holds the world record in household debt relief,” said Lars Christensen, chief emerging markets economist at Danske Bank A/S in Copenhagen. “Iceland followed the textbook example of what is required in a crisis. Any economist would agree with that.”