Mr.Obama, tear down that Wall Street

We all remember the famous speech by Reagan asking Gorby to tear down the Berlin Wall.

Now, there's another wall that has to be torn down. It's a wailing wall,
because we're all suffering,
it's iller than the wall where everybody goes for a public piss in the summer, and

for every 1 dollar this wall 'earns',

it needs to siphon 8 dollars out of the real economy.

We all know Obama's White House is full of bankers, sneaking around and

eating the cheese.

Same problems in the UK, on Downing Street (Prime Minister's house) scarfing the
imported Swiss stuff.
[it had to be the night that they sent the blind reporter, who couldn't spot the rat scratching at the Prime Minister's door, otherwise it would have made for some vibrant BBC reparte.]
"I say, Old Chap, is that a banker I see trying to get some face-time?"

Although we know that Vince Cable is a right-winger money-man deep down,
but is quite the firebrand politician when his heart's in it. He likes the attention he gets
when he preaches fire & brimstone ethics.
He's already promised all-out war against Rupert Murdoch, so Vince is not that bad.
He also said that capitalism, as a system, is neither good nor bad, it just IS!
He also hates, or so he says, the banker bonuses. I don't see any solutions coming outta your maw, ya mouthy twat, Vinnie. Anyway, I exaggerate.

So, I will place him in this blog, putting the words in his mouth, that will make him famous, and that will change the course of history,
since it was Thatcher and Reagan who started up the F%^**ked up rollercoaster
of Rand-y [more on that cow, later] libertarianism that has brought all of humanity to a near-halt.

Vince Cable, Minister of Shrinking Portfolios:
"President Obama,

cut the crap &
tear down that Wall Street."
8^D
Innit!

CORRECTION: I'm not the first to say this phrase. I found two, one in Asia times Chan Akya. 2009 Mark perry Daily markets, below:

-Cos67 ¬(%^D>

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Les Leopold on Alternet:
...
Why do people in the financial sector make so much more money than the rest of us? Mainstream economists claim that your income reflects the economic value you produce -- at least in free and open markets. But are proprietary traders, for example, really 100 times more valuable than neurosurgeons? In the UK, some economists say no: The British New Economics Foundation calculates that "While collecting salaries of between £500,000 and £10 million, leading City bankers destroy £7 of social value for every pound in value they generate."