Gjaldþrotalög í siðlausu samfélagi
Ný lög um greiðsluaðlögun vegna veðlausra lána

Ef gjaldþrotalög á Íslandi væru eins og í siðmenntuðum samfélögum í kringum okkar, þá væri betra að láta þessar ábyrgðir falla á lánveitandann. Láta bankana bera ábyrgð á því að hafa lánað fólki of mikið.
Í nágrannasamfélögum okkar geta einstaklingar farið í gjaldþrot og byrjað á núlli eftir 2-5 ár.
Hér í þrælakistunni hafa lánastofnanir lögbundið leyfi til að vekja upp kröfuna og haldið henni vakandi alla æfi. Þannig að Íslendingar geta ALDREI BYRJAÐ Á NÚLLI.
Kannski er þetta mannréttindabrot samkvæmt EES?

http://okurvextir.blogspot.com/2009/03/gjaldrotalog-i-silausu-samfelagi.html

Yes, it’s all true – the entire system is a fake, built on false assumptions.
A number of economists have been predicting the “doomsday scenario” for quite a few years, Paul Krugman, Nouriel Roubini, Robert Schiller, Michael Hudson, one or two other Nobel winners.
But nobody paid any attention to them.
And even now nobody listens to them. The current American strategy of pumping money into the banks is fatally flawed, and Krugman and others have clearly pointed this out. The only solution is total bank nationalization, forcing creditors to take losses, and debt write-offs and write-downs. Instead, the US is trying to re-inflate the system by printing money. That is the only solution the US has for any problem. The US had a small crash in real estate in the early 90s, so they inflated the stock market up until 2001. Then the stock market crashed, so they inflated the real estate market. Now they are printing money to try to reinflate both stocks and real estate and thus delaying the inevitable, once again.
So now we have to wait until the dollar crashes until there is another opportunity for reform of the system. And even then there won’t be a real solution, but some new trick, like replacing the dollar for a “new dollar”, for Americans only, thus allowing the US to cancel its foreign debt.

Actually, these discussions are irrelevant to Iceland. Iceland is completely insolvent and can only survive on IMF and Norwegian loans. The game is already over for Iceland. The only hope for the future is a gift of a currency that has real value, the Euro, and foreign debt write-off, and/or simply handing over the country to Norway or Germany as a protectorate, colony or fiefdom. For instance, Norway could manage the country, re-train a large portion of Icelanders to work in their oil industry. Iceland could be a viable country again if 50-80,000 people had real jobs generating foreign currency. Otherwise, it’s bankruptcy and emigration.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/arianna-huffington/announcing-the-launch-of-_b_180543.html