Source: Corbett Report and Global Research.ca
Iceland was one of the hardest hit nations in the immediate aftermath of
the September 2008 economic meltdown. Asked by their own government to
pay Britain and Holland for bailing out their Icesave-exposed banks, the
people overwhelmingly said “no.” Do the actions of the Icelandic people
present an example for the rest of the world as we see the global
economy teetering on the edge of collapse? Find out on this week’s GRTV
Feature Interview with Michael Hudson.
