'Wall Street''s view of upstart countries that resist IMF/World bank (big investor)
usury! --and that
care about the poor and that
serve the majority because that's what they were elected to do.
Wall Street "frowns on" Social Security. Frowned on it during the "New Deal." Frowns on it (wants to loot it) now.
Wall Street "frowns on" on Medicare. Frowned on it in the 1960s. Frowns on it now (and has pretty successfully looted it already).
Wall Street "frowns on" labor unions--decent wages, decent benefits, safe workplace laws, all workers' rights. Frowned on it throughout the labor struggles of the past. Favors outsourcing and slave labor now (and is winning that one as well).
Wall Street "frowns on" the "common good" in all respects: education, health care for the poor, fair taxation, labor rights, human rights, common public infrastructure, common public services. Their corporate moguls exploit the "common good" projects that workers and the middle class have funded and constructed, to create vastly wealthy and powerful transglobal entities with loyalty to NO ONE, then screw everybody over.
Wall Street SUCKS! And Rotters sucks on their behalf.
You can trust the statements in this Rotters hit piece on Ecuador about as much as you can trust the banksters who robbed us blind.
Not. At. All.
But just to point out ONE BIG LIE. Correa's popularity in Ecuador soared to
75% after the rightwing coup attempt. And it was a sizzling 65% before that. Rotters puts it at 58% and even that gives them shudders and cold sweats about school children getting books and old people getting flu shots and how much this is going to cut into "Wall Street"'s utterly ungodly profits. They can't even tell the truth on a simple fact.
http://incakolanews.blogspot.com/2010/10/correas-big-opinion-poll-boost.htmlhttp://www.jurgenschuldt.com/2010/10/como-andan-las-cosas-por-el-ecuador.html