street baffled by slowing economy low yields trader so this is c m d c and they're interviewing peter yeah stroud was a market strategist and he says traders are panicked they think there's a great great depression but listen to what he had how he summarizes what is happening and all the fed's tweaking and all the interest rates we get all of the town store adjustments or else you're not going to be able to see the lows if we cannot get across the river that's along with the rest of the granite and we can't get our productivity was high enough to justify the wages already doing yes the key phrase there is in it he says that we need to get global wages in the sink basis right that's right so he wants american wages to come down to four thousand five thousand dollars a year about where chinese wages are now that's right that's the whole goal of the global banking system and this is the whole goal of the obama administration is to facilitate global bankers to put in place a system where global wages are at parity so that the you. average income is something like forty thousand that has to get down t

scooped that out none of it has gone back to labor it is all gone to these very same people like peter yeah stroud and all of those other bankers on the floor of the stock exchange scooping out all of their wealth with their high frequency trading machines they blame the persons they blame the peasants and this is wherever in the world you see an occupying aristocracy you see the aristocracy blaming the peasants whether they're blaming the greeks for example oh the shifty greeks don't pay their taxes this is you see the occupying bankers blaming the peasants or you see it of course throughout history whenever you've got a strong oligarch in place of course they always blame the peasants in this case the american peasants are being blamed for the american mélanie is by the banking occupation well look at this headline from the other side it land from london forget entrepreneurs only banks can create wealth. this is an editorial from deborah or who is quoted as being one of britain's leading social and political commentators she says we must hope the banks become less sick and less mad and realize t