Here comes Turkeys knight in shining armor Debanjan

Submitted by Shishir (United Arab Emirates), Apr 28, 2012 at 00:43

"Erdogan walks among a ruined economy propped by Islamic finance falsehoods" Debanjan : My dear Shishir you must accept that Turkish economy is growing at the fastest rate in the whole Euro Zone and is second only to China. Please dont get me started on the bizarroworld economic policies pursued by China. Debanjan:Turkey is second to only China when it comes to manufacturing which is reflective of the fact that Turkey is getting serious offers of reconstruction and endless opportunities in countries from Iraq , Lebanon , Gulf , Africa and Latin America. This would be news to German and Japan!Turkey has some great construction companies, the Dubai metro people are one of them. Debanjan:Can you kindly look beyond what is your average Spengler mambo-Jambo economic analysis and look at solid economic facts on the ground.

Can you kindly specify in objective terms what are "Islamic finance falsehoods" and how Turkey's economy is affected with it ? Actually Spengler "mambo jambo"(you mean mumbo jumbo) actually takes into account Turkey having the best university graduates but also cant ignore the coming capital flight due to political stability and voodoo economics

Debanjan: Another point in question the whole Western hemisphere is affected by Western capital finance whose current status is indebtedness for lifetime and a crushing of American dream for a lot of young people. So Western financial Mumbo-Jumbo is also not working as you claim it to be. Actually yes the West adversely affected by one particular type of Western financial system-socialism! That leads to indebtedness. Thank you for noticing. Now back to Marxist opiate fueled dreams you go

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