The elder manager (senior director) and head of the global markets for technological strategical programmes (Head of Global Markets Technology Core Engineering strategical Programs) of the bank Credit Suisse is simply a married man and father of 2 children, who is now referred to as a ‘liquid sex’ person, meaning ‘not being a man or a woman’, and he lists among his main competences the ability to ‘build a culture based on diversity, Inclusion and authenticity’. The personals will not say here: who cares, the individual will find them.
In another words, it is not a private worker of the banking sector, it is simply a figure belonging to the management of an institution with assets worth over a trillion (English trillion) Swiss francs under management. And while people affected by a variety of intellectual illness should be compassioned by default and be surrounded, as far as possible, by competent assistance, both medical and spiritual, at a time erstwhile akin persons control the global financial system, there should be no uncertainty as to why this strategy is on the verge of falling apart like a home of cards or sinking the planet economy in the depths of hyperinflation. After all, if individual is incapable to separate between manhood and femininity – in addition to his own identity – what prevents him from being able to separate solvency from insolvency, profit from failure and economy from theft?
In conclusion, the reason why the global economy (and more broadly: education, culture, customs, etc.) has late entered a spiral of accelerating, self-propelled decay is obvious: it is an ostentatious rebellion against reality in favour of untrueness, that is to say, bringing on banners the diabolical declaration "I will not serve." And while phenomena specified as money created from the air, stock exchange bubbles are treated as an alleged manifestation of economical prosperity and the redemption of bankruptcies as a manifestation of "systemic stability" may be for the average man besides abstract symptoms of the mentioned rebellion, the placement of public lunatics at the helm of the world's largest financial institutions should in this context be the eventual and universally audible alarm signal.
If even specified a vital signal is ignored, then the present economical strategy remains to want only a complete and unpardoned fall – not out of bad will, but in the name of simple justice and painfully sobering repentance.
Jakub Bożydar Wiśniewski
