According to Sheila Bair, former president of FDIC, 45 percent of all profits from American businesses are coming from 6 percent of the GDP. These 6 percent of the GDP are relating to the banking sector. (Source: Former Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin) Joseph Stiglitz (Co-Chair, Commission on Global Economic Transformation, Professor of Economics, Columbia University) even states that the percentage share of made profits held by the financial sector is "40, 50, 60 percent" (Minute 29 Second: 56) describing this as "a negative subgame".
Interestingly, the speaker Axel Leijonhufvud (a Keynesianist) - Member Emeritus, Academic Council, Professor of Economics, University of California, Los Angeles - said at Minute: 25 Second: 51 the following: "The general tax payer - people in general - may not understand ((magic majors?) sorceries?) but they sense that something is serious askew and the result of that is that we get movements like the Tea Party in the United States and generally instability of the political process."
Why does this relate to a depopulation agenda? If you have such a high concentration in the sources of making profits which is the base of economic survival (without profit you can not make a living) this 6 percent of the GDP is governing over 39 percent of the profitability of the rest 94 percent GDP (if you don't take in account that the profits of the financial sectors are not outrageous). If this 39 percent of the profitability plus the profitability of the financial sector (6 % percent GDP) breaks away due to a financial system collapse also almost half of the economic survivability of the populations bearing the economy breaks away. It is clear what that is meaning: the labor division would not work anymore which finally is leading to chaos.
As this contribution is relating to a long-term trends it is not that far off to suspect a danger as above mentioned. A participant of this panel which was introduced by this former Canadadian Prime Minister - Joseph Stiglitz - is promoting the abolition of cash which would even enlargen this problem of dependency on the financial sector. The structural dependency of the economic survival from the financial sectors is producing a systemicity of this evermore exploitation of the real economy in favor of the financial sector. There is less and less ability by the real economy to cut the financial sector down to size as it is itself more and more dependent on the financial sector. This means that a virtual world (the financial sector) is beginning to annihilate the real world as this real world becomes more and more mentally sick by the virtual world. (Look this regarding also to the discussion: "The Corporation: A documentary analyzes the conduct of big corporations - a psychopathic conduct" in: http://globalskywatch.com/chemtrails/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=17641#Post17641 )
