Ayoon Wa Azan (She is Most Probably A...
There is nothing in the world, whether entirely known or unknown, that is not in one way or another disputed; the Palestinian cause, in this regard, is an ample example.
For instance, I had thought that the global financial crisis started after the fall of the Lehman Brothers bank on 15/8/2008. However, a program on BBC-International insisted that the crisis began in July 2007, when BNP Paribas announced the suspension of three real estate investment funds owing to the bank’s inability to know their real worth. Also, there are those who attributed the crisis to the early eighties, and to the financial deregulation by Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher because “the market knows best”; it turned out however, that the market knows nothing but greed. Meanwhile, some place the start of the crisis at the moment when the British “Northern Rock” bank collapsed, while others set it at the fall of mortgage institutions, such as “Freddie Mac” and “Fannie Mae”.
Does the reader have yet another start date of this crisis? Until I get his answer, I heard about a poor man affected by the crisis, although he is completely outside the cycle of the entire world economy: he was walking on the sidewalk when a stock broker jumped out of his office window to kill himself; only he fell on the man, killing him and surviving himself.
