WEF Davos this year

This year session has been entirely consumed by two perplexing issues of the global community. First has been the Economic Meltdown, due to which very few countries are actually enthralled in any other problem or concern. Investors have been accusing the bankers but they are not ready to accept it entirely. They blame those that convinced Senators in Washington to relax the credit regime.

The bankers also accuse the American consumers for spending much more than their capacities through buying expensive loans. Here is however, a point that none have been pointing to, is the expensive wars at the cost of tax-payers money. But there is a reason for not finding such a complaint. The whole of the investors and consumers eye the US govt. salvage plans and the more hyped "stimulus bail-out".

The second enthrallment of the session has been the Gaza carnage, where the Israel is still trumpeting its right to defend itself. The real climax has been the walkout by Turkish President Tayyeph Erdogan. His walkout has been highly commended in the Muslim world, though not met favorably in the pro-Israel countries. However the Israeli account is very hard to be bought in face value and the casualties and disaster it has unleashed is by and large irrecoverable.