The economy of gossip.

The mass-media make information on economic issues using pseudo-subjective data, halfway between parapsychology and astrology (the "Trust of consumers", the "Trust of Companies", the "Government forecasts"), and not, as natural, with objective data (the "Deficit", the "Public debt", the percentage ratio "GDP / Public debt"), and they give a voice to so-called "Rating agencies" which spread only predictions (namely, subjective data) instead of measurements (namely, objective data).

They want to convince you that no matter what you have now in your wallet or what that you have not more in your wallet, but only what that (probably) you will have in your wallet.

They do everything you can to smooth the hair to the political and economic power.

Mourning.

It's been more than half century, but yet it is always just yesterday.

At first, was the glorious golden age; then, the nothing.

In Palestine, they would have called this as "al-Nakba": the catastrophe, the disaster.

A kind of definitive ethnic cleansing from the territory of the happiness and of the dignity.

An expulsion from terrestrial paradise for sins that you never committed.

After, it is only allowed a voyeuristic peek from outside.

* * *

After 55 years from the death of my sacred Father, my Mother also died.

Mother,

there is not a day in which, instinctively, I do not have the urge to call you on the phone several times, as we used to do.

We had a relationship that was also brusque and very conflictual and yet telepathically symbiotic.

After 63 years of uninterrupted cohabitation, I no longer have a direction.

I am left with the desire to die as soon as possible (a desire that, aware of my emotional and intellectual diversity, has always accompanied me since I was little more than a newborn) and, even as an agnostic, the desire to meet all of us to tell each other how much we loved each other.

Clinton foundation: muslims contributors (and amount of their contributions) still in the year 2016.

Between $ 10.000.001 and $ 25.000.000:

- Kingdom of Saudi Arabia;

Between $ 5.000.001 and $ 10.000.000:

- Mohammed Hussein Ali Al-'Amoudi (muslim ethiopian/saudi businessman),

- State of Kuwait,

Between $ 1.000.001 and $ 5.000.000:

- Nasser Ibrahim Al-Rashid (businessman of Saudi Arabia, influential advisor to the Saudi royal family),

- Friends Of Saudi Arabia,

- Walid Ahmed Juffali (businessman of Saudi Arabia),

- State of Qatar,

- Sultanate of Oman,

- Zayed family (family of Khalīfa bin Zāyed Āl Nahyān, President of the United Arab Emirates),

- United Arab Emirates,

Between $ 500.001 and $ 1.000.000:

- Abraaj Group (headquarter in United Arab Emirates),

- Akwa Group (headquarter in Morocco),

- Confederation Generale Des Entreprises Du Maroc,

Between $ 250.001 and $ 500.000:

- Abbas I. Al Yousef (businessman of United Arab Emirates),

- Farhad Azima (businessman of Iran),

- Embassy of Algeria,

- Morad N. Fareed (businessman of Palestina),

- Qatar 2022 Supreme Committee,

- Turki bin Faysal Al Sa’ud (member of the Saudi royal family),

- Hamza B. Al Kholi (Saudi citizen),

- Al Sayer Group (headquarter in Kuwait),

- Al-Dabbagh Group (headquarter in Saudi Arabia),

- Alwaleed Bin Talal Foundation (headquarter in Saudi Arabia),

- Attijariwafa Bank (headquarter in Morocco),

- Qatar Foundation International,

Between $ 100.001 and $ 250.000:

- Musaed Nouri Al-Saleh Al-Mutawa (businessman of Kuwait),

- Abdulaziz Al-Mutairi (businessman of Kuwait),

- Hamza Al-kholi Group (headquarter in Saudi Arabia),

- Abdullah S. Kamel (businessman of Saudi Arabia),

- Kingdom of Bahrain,

- Masdar (city of United Arab Emirates),

- Turkish Economy Bank (TEB) Türk Ekonomi Bankasi,

etc., etc, …

Source:

https://www.clintonfoundation.org/