The World is Facing the First Truly Global Economic Crisis

by Vladimir Putin

Global Research, January 29, 2009 - World Economic Forum

Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s speech at the opening ceremony of the World Economic Forum Davos, Switzerland January 28, 2009

Good afternoon, colleagues, ladies and gentlemen,

I would like to thank the forum’s organizers for this opportunity to share my thoughts on global economic developments and to share our plans and proposals.

The world is now facing the first truly global economic crisis, which is continuing to develop at an unprecedented pace.

The current situation is often compared to the Great Depression of the late 1920s and the early 1930s. True, there are some similarities. However, there are also some basic differences. The crisis has affected everyone at this time of globalization. Regardless of their political or economic system, all nations have found themselves in the same boat.

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From Luke Rudkowski and WeAreChange

Today is the 2 year anniversary of the passing of Dan Wallace, he is forever in our hearts and minds. We will never forget him and the tremendous impact he has on the WeAreChange organization. We will continue doing actions on every 11th, confronting politicians, helping those affected by 9/11 and fighting tyranny in his memory. If it wasn't for Dan Wallace we would not be here today.

The following is a January 28, 2009 Freedom of Information Act reply from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, within which they indicate that no responsive records were located pertaining to thousands of SEC investigative files reportedly destroyed on September 11, 2001 following the collapse of World Trade Center building 7.

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