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"Why should we have a part of our society that is not being policed or without responsibility?" said special prosecutor Olafur Hauksson at the time. "It is dangerous that someone is too big to investigate - it gives a sense there is a safe haven."
What a difference this would/will make if this was the case in the EU/USA
Recovery 'without compromising on welfare model'
This year the International Monetary Fund declared that Iceland had achieved economic recovery 'without compromising its welfare model' of universal healthcare and education.
Other measures of progress like the country’s unemployment rate, compare just as well with countries like the US
Rather than maintaining the value of the krona artificially, Iceland chose to accept inflation.
Says it all really ! Why punish the people rather that the one in Power that in the first place seems to have or have created the problem for all in the first place 
Then introduce punishing ways such as:
- zero hours/not taking the rich /tax evasions from the super rich/ let the poor get even poorer & the rich richer beyond belief
- cut all the important services/cut benefits to the one that needs it more
- pay nothing to the young & then ask them to find a job when there seems to be no jobs or jobs that pays hardly nothing with no hope of succeeding & the list goes on
Iceland's unemployment rate compares well
This pushed prices higher at home but helped exports abroad – in contrast to many countries in the EU, which are now fighting deflation, or prices that keep decreasing year on year.
This year, Iceland will become the first European country that hit crisis in 2008 to beat its pre-crisis peak of economic output.
With the reduction of capital controls – tempered by the 39 per cent tax – it continues to make progress.
"Today is a milestone, a very happy milestone," Iceland’s finance minister Bjarni Benediktsson told the Guardian when he announced the tax
Great for them for finding a way to deal with the problem & indeed jailing the culprit & taking chances in the right direction
If they can do it why not other Countries is the question for me really 
Great read indeed 
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The Bilderberg meeting, an annual gathering of some of the most powerful and influential figures in the world, starts on Thursday. But who's on this year's guest list?
- Critics call it a sinister conspiracy, reinforcing without accountability the dominance of a transatlantic capitalist cabal. Those involved say it's merely an informal way to understand better the way the world works and to share their expertise to improve it.
= in that case how come half of the world is starving/draught/homelessness/wars/inflation & people are struggling in the West & the list goes on
- Whatever one's view, an invitation to the four-day Bilderberg meeting is a sign that someone has arrived as a politician, business leader, administrator or opinion-influencer.
Says it all really !! Bunch of super rich dictating to the rest of us poor mere being They do not "give a monkey" that is for sure as they live in their super big bubble miles away form the reality like eBay lalalaland it seems where sellers are truly struggling to make a living & being punished for it it seems (draconian defect system for example ) or am I missing something
Perhaps the Mail got it wrong.
Their sub-heading says
Bank of England chief Mark Carney launched crackdown on rouge traders
There must be some dirty dealings in the cosmetics market 
@suzieseaside wrote:Perhaps the Mail got it wrong.
Their sub-heading says
Bank of England chief Mark Carney launched crackdown on rouge traders
There must be some dirty dealings in the cosmetics market
Yes, the rouge traders were blatanty trying to paint over the unacceptable face of Capitalism. A vain effort! Marxists see through it.
